The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-08-01 00:00:00, page 4

One Tboufand Dollars Reward,
STOLEN from Waterbary, the night after the
7th infant a dark bay HORSE, about 9 years
old, about 15 hands high, ablaze in the free, black
m^ne and tail, fame white on his hind feet; trots and
pacts, carries his head something high, shod all
round. The thief is a fellow of middling Nature,
look# to be about 30 years of age, dark complexion,
short black hair, a Small round hat, with a narrow
yellow lace round the crown, blue coat, Freaked
waißcoat, white fhbt and flock, leather breaches,
blue yarn flockings. The above fellow crossed
Hr hard Ferry about fan trfe the Bth infant, palled
through E fi Id before rcon, and there called his
name Smith, paff<d through Wilbraham juß before
ni^ht ; it it supposed be is gone to the north. The
above reward for the tbief'and horse, for the horse
enly five hundred dollars and all rteceffary charges
paid, by DAVID SHAW?
East Windsor, July it, 178 b.
Just come to hand, and to be Sold, by
ELISHA FRISBIE,
At his Sto^c at Litchfield,
ACcr^derable AHoitment cf GOO D S,of
different kinds, Suitable fee the feafoa.
July 6, 1780.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commiffi
iners, by the Court of Probate for the diflri&
Guilford, to receive and examine the Claims of the
Creditors to the Efate of DbAor Ransom Byrom
Harlow, late of Branford, deceased, represented
insolvent : Do hereby ^ive-Notice, that we Bull
attend said Bnfirefs at the Dwelling House of the
Widow Sarah Harlow, in Nortb-Bradford, on
the third Monday ofinft. July, and likewise on the
third Mondays of Aaguß and September following,
from two o'Clock Afternoon, until eight in the Even
ing. No Demands will be allowed unlefe exhibited
Within Gid Term, and thole legally altered.
OLIVER COLLINS.
SAMUEL HARRISON f ComraiffionCT -
North -Branford, Jriy 3, 1780,
ALL those that are indebted to the above Gid
Edate, are desired; as they would avoid Er;
pence and Trouble, to make immediate Payment
to SARAH HARLOW,
(Adminifiratrix on said Elate;
A QenJry of [,'l hi E, to be
exchanged for Wheat. Apply to
Jam :S Church.
Hartford, July to, 1780.
— ■m£tamt t _tt_ttyte___ fr _ T __„/_. . - ^ rT promttet met fee
TO BE SOLD.
At tWStmrirr HADEUS LEAV ITT,
' . in Suffield,
BEST CireHfri Indigo by (hehun'r/d cr bound,
We^L^a Ram, Bohea Tea. C;ffer, Choco
late. Wool Card% Silk Handkerchiefs, English
CurranG, Atom, &c. &c.
Suffield.,ll, 1780.
To be SoU, at PRI7ATE SAL E.
THE wall known Gri^MUh, Dwelling-HocG
and Tenement, fphcions Stere House, Barn,
&c. &c. to?e!b*r with about 70 acres of Land, in
ch din^ a few acre, of meadow and bearing oiefmd,
fi^a^rl onbhe Wippingen Kill, in Pliant Val
ley, G-eat Nine Partners. Dutches County and
Stare of N?w.Yo% on the ^rrat m 3 leading from
Pou%hkeepfe so Sharon ; hav3 two nir of 4one3,
a very Urge mill house two story hirh, eighty feet
long by thirty wide ; the boalting mills, &c. go all
by wa'er, such it the reputation of thzG miller
wanting neither water cr' cufora, and excellent
flod for mercantile business, that none exceeds it.
The ternr will be made easy to the purchaser, on
paying down a part thereof, and securing the re
mainder. Enquire of the Printer, and for particu
lars of John Barnes, on the premises.
Pleasant Valley, July 6, 1780.
State of Vermont^ County of Bennington.
W'HEREAS application h*s be,n mid, to me
the fubferiber by more than one fix^r^h
part of the proprietors of the town of WINHALL
in Gid county, to warn a meeting of said proprietors.
These a^e therefore to warn the Gid proorietom
to meet at the dwellie, house of Mr. Nathaniel
Brown, in Gid WINHALL, on Wednesday the 20th
day of S member next, at one o'clock afternoon then
and there, ift To choose a Moderator, 2d a Clerk,
and 3d to trenGA any other bufinef*, that shall then
and :here be lawful and necessary, far the benefit of
to propriety.
N AT H AN FISK, Janice Peace.
July 11, 17S0.
wanted immediately,
A J^^yman STONE CUTTER, o'-
£ I p?rt in the bufinef ) for which geed wages,
and puDAual payment will be made, by
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Chatham, July 7, 1780.
lir™ H E Highest Price givtn for BILLS on
A FRANCE, by Samuel Burr, in Hart-,
ford. Whoha for sale, INDIOO by the C/k
or less Quantity, very cheap for Continental Cur
rency, (if applied for soon,) SUGARby the Hhd.
or Band, COFPEE by the Bag. .
July 24, 178 c.
rif'HlS is to forbid all perfens, trusting or dealing
with Huldah. the wife of me the fubferiber ;
at I shall pay no debts of her cont^aing after this
date. AMOS HALL.
Southington, July 18, 1780.
State of Connecticut, ff; | T^UBLU notice is
County of Hartford# J & hereby given,
that alibel is filed before thtfubferibgr and others,
the Judges of the Maritime Court for the roantv of
Hartford, by Seth Wetmore, InfpeA^ of Piovifions
for the town cf Middle,own, a^ainft fundiy ^oods
found in sundry places in said Middletown, hid to
be imported f.om Lrnglfiand or fern# other ifhnd
or place in the poffefiok and under the controul cf
theenemy; contrary to the law of this State ; all
which goods were seized on the 6th day of July
infant, and apprized as the law tKcls ; and for
the &ial of the justice of f&id feizcue a court will be
holden at Hartford, in thecounty aforefaid, on the
29th day of Augutt now next enfein#, where all
perfour claiming property in said goods may ampeir
and thew reason if any shey have why they Should
not be adjudged forfeited acco^m# to law. Dated
at Middletown, the *zd day cf July. A. D. 1780.
JABEZ HAMLIN,
Judge cf theMaratimeCourt in theCounty of Hartford
STATEofVERMONT.
WHEREAS application is made to me the fub
fcriler, by more than one fix&ohpart of
the proprietors of the townflrips cf Philadelphia and
Chittenden, to call a meeting cf said proprietors.
These are therefore to warn the proprietors of tue
aforefaid townihips, to meet at the house ®f Capt.
Elihu Smith, innholder in Clarinden in said county,
cn Wednesday the go:h day cf Augud next, at nine
o'clock in the morning to a& on the following ar
ticles, viz. 1. To choose a Moderator. 2. Tochoofe
a Proprietors Clerk for each town. 3. To choose *
Committee to lay cut public lotr. 4. To choofe.a
Committer to lay out public high wayr. §. To
choose a Treasurer. 6. To fee if the proprietors of
the townfliip of Chittenden will proceed to lay out
a second division as soon as the firi ldivision is com
pleated. Also all the back cost for furv^yin^ Gid
township will then be paid up, if not fconer dif
chargedj and to do any other bufincG proper to be
done at said meeting,.
THOMAS ROWLEE, Justice Puce.
Bennington County. Mzy 15, >7BO. 9
WHEREAS application has been made to me
the fubferiber by more than one fixueoth
part of the proprietors 01 a certain new townihip of
hod called FEACHAM, which township w^ gran
ted by Benning Wentworth, Esq; a late governor of
New- Hampshire, to Phineas Lyman, Esq; & others;
requeuing that a meeting of the said proprietors
might be called to aA upon the feverJ aii©cs here
after mentioned. These are therefore to notify :nd
warn the proprietors of said towrfhip, to afl^mble
and meet at the cort house in Newbury, in the
county of Gloce^er, iy New Hampshire Grants, so
called, on Wednesday the 20-h day of September
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then and there
as er choosing a Moderator, to a& upon the follow
ing articles# viz. 1. To Ge whether the proprietors
will confirm the remainder cf those lota which were
fold by Jacob Bayley 5 Esq; to the perlons who now
claim them. 2. To fee whether the proprietors
will divide their land by pitching or by draught.
3, To fee if ths proprietors will confirm those lots
which ute pitched upon proprietors rights to the
persons who pitched them and now possess them.
4. To fee what fam of money the proprietors wUI
raise in addition to what is already railed for the
purpoft of clearing reads. 5. Io fee whether fie
proprietors will choose a committee to view the
pitches which are madteupon proprietors rights, and
make report to the proprietors in order for confirm
^ioj. 6, To act upon any other matter that the
proprietors shall think nsceffary.
Wm. Chamberlain, Clerk for Gid Proprietors.
Concord, July 15, 1780.
SOME pecans io this State, who have accounts
open with the late CommilGry General Joseph
Trumbull, Fty deceas'd; having ne|k£tcd id elofe
the fame with the fubferiber, notwithstanding hit
firmer advertisements for that purpofc. All persons
having any Inch accounts to be fettled are once
mote earncftly intreated to prtfent them to me for
fetthm^nt without further delay. This request is
the rather infilled on, as the fubferiber is persuaded
that the concerned will judge it far their own con
venience to heve their accruntr closed in this State,
rrthtr than to be called to Philadelphia, which raufi
L^ the case if net fpredily attended to here.
JONATHAN TRUMBULL, Jan.
Commissioner for fettling the Accounts of thz'
late Commissary G&^r&l foGph Trumbull.
Lebanon, July 11, 1780.
State v s Vermont, Cumberland County.
Royal on, July ri; 1780.
DUE application being made to me for warning
of a Proprietors Meeting, to be hclden at th^
hujfe of Lieut. Eiiat Stephens in said Royalton.
Theft are to warn the proprietors cf the townftip cf
Royalton to meet at the ho#fj of Elias Stephens, on
the second Turfday of SvptemLer next, at cue o';
clock afternoon. 1. To choose 1 Moderator. 2.
To choose a Proprietors CG/k. 3. To, choose a
Treasurer. 4. To choose a ColGacr. §. To fee if
the Proprietors wHI build a bridge acrofe the firm
branch in said town ; and to tHofaa any ether bu^
fiacfs on Gid day, ar the kws dire&.
COMFORT SEVER, Juflice Part.
QTRAYED or Stolen out cf tie pxflare of Elijah
J Lathrop, in Suffield, so the 23d of July, inff.
aforrel MARE, with a li^ht coloured mas and tail,
about 14 bauds high with a white spot under her
mane the near fide, a flar in her forehead, natural
pacer. Whoever will return said Mate U Elj^h
Lothropat Sdffield; or to Abel Cy its in Stockbridge,
shall receive a handfane reward and all nectary
changes, paid by ABEL CURTIS.
Suffirid, July 2j, 1780.
STRAYED or Stolen out of the pasture of Cr,C
Cornelius Brooks, at Chtfiire, pa the Ni «htafar
toe 13th of July, a sorrel MARE, f. ur yenrs old, 14
'bands high, a small white &fak in the face, paces
and trots. Whoever fhdl take up said Mare, and
retugn[lier to the fubferiber, shall have a handsome re
waid, and all reasonable charges p^d by rr?
EPHRAIM WARNER;
Waterbury, July 15, 1780.
'FOR SA L F.
By DANIEL HENSDAL E,
At the Stere laid, occupied by Josiah W. Gibb„
RUM by the Hhd. Barrel or GaPon ; Bottle and
Bladder Snuff; beti Bohea Tva; Indig ;
Coffer; Nutmegs. Likewise, a small quantity ct
Dy G_ o ds, among which art Irrtfo Linen; iGdticfy
Gauzes; Silk "Handkerchiefs by the dozen or fi„!e ;
Ribbons ; f^r^zd ; Buckram ; Doulafs, &c. &c.
BROKE into the inclofure of the fubferiber about
the 22dtf May and new in his po&ffion, *
Sorrel MARB, with a white flrip in the Get, imaU
head and ears, a large tail, with ieveral natural white
spots cn her body, supposed to be 10 or 12 years
old, natural pacer. Also, a smell Sallien Colt, 2
years old, of a^rey colour, The owner or owners
may have said horfa by proving property and pay
ing charges, by applying to
(NOAH HINMA N.
Lrncfborcuph, July 7, 1780.
T, ROKE into thi :ioclofurt of the fubferiber about
~, the middle of June lafl, a yoke of 0 XEM,
midling size, one red, the other black, with a white
spot in the face, sor 6 years old, ma : kt with a crop
tn the off ear; The owner is defined to pay chat
ges and take them away.
STEPHEN WARNER.
Hidly, July §. 1780.
CT^AKEN up by the fubferiber two red COWS,
1 m*rkt on the under fide of the right err:
The owner is defied to prove his property, pay the
cofi and take them away.
ELIHU GEER;
FhSeld, May 20 1780.
YN^SERTED from Capt. Mill/ Company, CoQ
J J B?<be', Regiment of State Ttcqpr, :wo Sol
di-;.% viz. Lazaros Parmer cf Wincheder, and Ja.
cub Cruder of Barkhtrnfiead. Whoever will take
eh Gid deserters and return them to the erm,any
and regiment, shall have Forty Shillings in new
ConneAicut bills reeled, or twenty fhiilmgt for
each with necessary char,e%
2^ 'L-J^2!° N COODWIN ins,.