The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-06-01 00:00:00, page 4

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
ST RAV'1) iroro th^ S^bfcnber living in Ttf
nnyton, cm the 10 h of April bff, a Red Rone
HORS E. dark mane and tail, his mane lies the
Bear fide of hit neck, three wbi'e feet, a fhr in his
redhead, paces all, eight or nine years old, Also,
a Yearling Mire Colt, black roe, one white foot, a
small white flrip on the end of herhofe, trots and pa
res. Whoever flwll take up said flrays, and return
them to the subscriber, shall have the above reward,
often dollars fcr either, and necessary charges, by
JAMES-BACON.
Torrington- Mrv 18. 1779.
Si R A Y'D from Mr. James Judd's pafiure in
Farmington , the latter part cf April last, a Large
B'a kMARE, heavy with foal; a yearling bay
Stallion with her : The Mare is about seven years
old, branded I Con the ho.f, no sh es on. Who
ever will take up said Mare and CJt, and inform
the Subferiber shall be haidfcmly rewarded by
JOHN CHENEVA R D.
N. B. The Mare may have fjaled again by this.
Hartford, May 24, 1779.
TAKEN damage feafant, and impounded in
Mansfield town pound; by the Subscriber,
on the goth day of April last, a Chefnut Coloured
HORSE five Or fix years old, about 14 bands
high, has no white spot on hire pice? and trots, shod
all round. The owner is defined to prove his pro
perty, pay charges, and take him sway.
NATH'L KIDDER, Jun.
Mansfield, May 1, 1,79.
BRAZiERY and BRASS FOUNDER?.
EBENEZER DENNI S S,
From Norwich ;
HEREBY informs the Public, that he ha# set
up Me bufi iefi of B RAZIER Y and
FOUNDER Y. in several b/aacnes, at his
Shop oppose D. Smith', Store in HirJord,
where Gentlemen may be served on the ihorted
notice.
N. B. All kind of mending in Brass, Copper and
Pater is done by said Dennifs. Cash or new work
given for old Brass, Copper and Purer.
Hertford, May 24 1779.
Hartford County, ) U B LIC NOTICE
May 17. 1779. J JLis hereby give% to all it
doth or may concern That a L bell is filed before
the Hon. Jabez Hamlin, E : q; judge as tbe Coun
ty Court in the County of Hartford, a„anil the
Sloop LIVELY, burthen about forty tons,
Ambrofs Cleveland, late Mader, her tacklin, apparel
and cargo. A fa. a^aint the Sloop JOHN,
burthen ninety.fix tons, John Warner, la e Master,
her tacklin, apparel and cargo. And also, against
the Sloop MAY-FLOWER, burthen one
hundred and nine tons, Clark lae Mader,
in favour of Clemont B £h'p Gurdon Burnham and
Motes Butler,commanders of three armed Schooners,
call'd the Gall, Rattle Snake and Revenge proper
ly comm ffioned and consorted, and their associates
toe captors and letters forth of said three Schooners,
who took the fail Lively, John and May Flowers
upon the high seas, and sent them into the county
of Hartford : And for the try al of the justice of said
captures, the maritime court for the county of Hert
ford, will be held at Hartford, in said county, on
the i,h ofjune next, at which time all persons
claiming property, may appear, and Ihew reason if
any they have, why the said Sloops Lively, John
and May-Flower, with their tacklin, apparel and
cargoes, ffiould not be adjudged as lawful prize to
thecaptors and fetters forth agreeable tothe prayer of
the libellants, Hanford, May 1 &, 1779.
By order of the Judge,
GEORGE WYLLYS, Regest.
AGREEABLE to the direction oflaw, No
tice h hereby given to all concern'd, that I the
Subferiber, am appointed by the Co at of P obate,
for the drria of Windham, Admiruftrator on the
c^eof Mr. Charles Ward Apthorp now
or late of the cry and state of New York ; lying
within this state, which eflate has been by the coun
ty court & the county of Windham, adjudged and
sentenced te be forfeited to this slate, as the estate of
a person inimical to the independence of the United
States, &c. And all persons belonging to this ffate,
who are indebted to the said Charles, are notified
and required to make immediate payment to me.
Aid all persons having demand, upon said Charles,
are tr exhibit their claims to Constant Southwooh,
Esq; ind Capt Amariah Williams cf Minefield, in
Windham county, who are appointed commissioners
on said ehite. according to law.
JACOB BAKER GURLEY, Adminift'r.
Mansfield, May 5 OT9 p
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Hartford, May 25, >779
AGREEABLE to the direction of law, No
tice is hereby given to all concern'd, that I the
Subferiber am appointed by the Court of Probate,
for the diftr # a of Windham administrator on the
estate ofMeffi'rs. Thomas Fluckeß and Isaac
Winslow, late of Buffon; lying within this flare,
which has been by the county court of the county
of Windham, adjudged and sentenced to be forfeited
to and for the use of this state, as the estate of persons
inimical to the independence and libertie^cf the
United States, &c. And all persons belonging to
this state, who are indebted to either of the aforefaid
persons, are notified and required to make immediate
payment to me. And all persons having demands
upon them or either of them, are to exhibit their
claims to Constant Southworth, Esq; and Capt.
Amariah Williams, of Mansfield, in Windham coun
ty, who are appointed commiffioness on said estate,
according to law.
JOHN SALTER, Adminift'r.
Mansfield, May 5, 1779.
For LANDS in SUS Q_U E HANNA H,
TH E Subferiber, would be glad to Exchange
LANDS either in New Huntington or
Panton, in the S;ate ofVermont. For which a fcod
Title may be given, by
JOSEPH HAMILTON.
Sharon, May § ] 779>
BROKE into the inclofure of the fi bfcriber about
the 20th of April, a dark bay HORSE about
4 or 5 years old, black mane and tail, no brand, no
tiroes on, paces and trots. The owner is desired to
pay charges and take him away.
LEVI BROWNSON.
Winchester, May 4, 1779.
CHOICE F L A X.
To be Sold, Wholesale or Retail, for Continental
Bills Tabacco or Tow Cloth by
W ELLS and Comp AN V.
Eaft.Windfcr, May 18, 1779.
P A PE R.
WRITING PAPE R. by theß^
or left Quantity; PRESS PAPER S R
by the G of; or Dozen ; CARTBRA G B.
PAPER, by the Ream or Q^ire: to be Ex
changed, for Cotton or Linen Raf, Wheat, Rye,
Indian Corn Beef, Pork, Butter, or Continental
Money, at the North Door under the Printing
Office Hartford, by
BARZILLAI HUDSON.
Washington, hhy 17, 1779.
TO be Sold, by the Subferiber, aFA RM,
containing one hundred and twenty five acres,
lying in Washington, in the county of Berkshire,
on the county road to Albany, there is on said farm
a good house. the barns are poor. It will cut thirty
loads of good English hay this year, and pasture
fifteen head of cattle, and is wall warfered.
NOBLE DEWE Y.
Lately taken up, IN A SUFFERING CON
DITION, an old SORREL HORSE,
whae fice, saddle gall'd, shod all round. Also, a
BROWN MARE about eight Years old has
black rone and ta l. Both low in firih, pace and
trot, and show no brand.
SOLOMON BUEL L, Jun.
Litchfield, May 12, 1779.
N — A-r=L R'O' D~ ~s; -
REFINED and Bloomery, to be Sold for Cassi,
by the Hundred or lefsf at CALEB BULL,
jun'rs. Store, north of the Court House, Hartford.
To COVER, the beautiful Black H OR S £
YOUNG WILDAIR.
At Nicholfdh's Mills, at Nw Milford, in the
County of Litchfield, at Five hard D lla^ tie
season, two and a half a leap or ten to inform %
Colt, or continental currency at the rate of the
common ex hange.
YOUNG WILDAIR is 14 hands and three
quarters high, is now rifi gos fix years old,
ftfong. lengthy and vety handsome. is an excellent
grandson of the famous W Idair, allowed to he the
best horse that ever was in America. Hs blood was
in so great repute in England that the' nineteen years
old, a great price was paid for him and e flapped
home, where the last accounts we had of him' he
coveredat 25 guineas a mare. This Horse is well
calculated to get racers, hunters and saddle horses,
is a horse of speed game and temper.
N. B. His Cults prove chiefly b'ick.
L L COVER '
THIS Season, at the Stable of the Subfe^b^
in Sandyfield, the F AMOUS HORSR
YOUNG WILD DEAR. He is afc
of strength and beauty equal perhaps to any in A
merica.
JOSIAH STILLMAN.
N. B. He is the fame Horse that was kept in
Sandisfield in the year 1779
WILL COVE R this Season, at the Stable ri
the Subferiber in Hartford, the famine H^rfe
YOUNG RANGER,
HE is a Horse of size, ftrenjth and beauty' equal
perhaps to any in America, of tlr true Bar
bary breed.
JAMES NICHOLS.
May 10, 1779.
THE FAMOUS HORSE'
YOUNG PAO LI
WILL COVER this Sefa, at the S^
of the Subferiber, in Somers. Heis a Horse
for strength, beauty and goings equal perhaps to
any in America, four years old, and upwards of
fifteen hands high. P
_ AMARIAH KIB BE.
BROKE into the inclofure of the fubferiber ab^
the 20th infant a dark brown MARE, about
13 hinds and half high, near fore foot white, as also
great part of her face, about 4 years old, no brand
has been fhud, but no shoes OA now. Te owner
may have her again, paying corts, by -pplvinr to
JOHN WARNER
Middletown, Weflfield par,th Ap^l 27, 1„ 9 . °
LO S T the 27th of April latl, at Fld^L^
in the Long Meadows. T WO BAG £
masked A G. with a few pounds of Indigo in a
canvefe bar. Whoever will leave the fame at the
Printing Office in Hrriford, r, with Mr. Hobby at
Middletown, shall be reasonably rewarded by
AARON GRIS W O L'D.
May 17, '779-
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