The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1778-09-08 00:00:00, page 4

, BEST Jamaica SUGAR by the BQ
Reck and Home made SALT, by the Hhd. or
13^1° ALSO
A general aChrtment of CROCKERY WARE by
Wholefile or Retar, confining of
Tureens ; compleat sets of Qblmv Diffies ; Ditto
Plates; Soup Plates; enamelled Tea Cups and Sau
hers; cream colour'd Coffee and Chocolate Ditto ;
enamelled red, collflower, cream colour, melon ahd
black Tea Pots ; cieam colour'd, • green and turtle
ffiell Cream Cupj; cream colour'd, blue and white
and black Sugar Pots; cream colour'd and white
ftoe bowk; SClad D fhe^ ; Butterboats. &c. &c.
To be fold by J OS[AH BLAKELEY, un
der the Printing Office in Hutford ; where also
may be had. qd 6d. Bd. i©l and zod NAILS,
and a general affgrtment ofHARD and CUTLERY
WARE,
August 18 1778.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
TA UN away from the fubferiber, living in New-
AV Hartford, Litchfield county, the night follow
ing the i6tn ii ft, a negro man, named Neptune,
24 years of are about 5 feet 7 inches high, w^li
ftt, fomerhing pock broken, has fears on his knees;
the toes on each foot almost gone, part of two toes
grw together on one fo@t, and tpeaks good E?ghffi.
Had on when he went away, a fkp'd woollen shirt
linen frock and trowfers, ad a light hose man's hat,
wch No. 62 on it. Whoever will takeup said ne
gro, and fecyte him fig that hrs matter may' have
him again shall receive the above reward, and all
necessary charges, paid by
Abraham Pettibone.
TYRONE into m^lnclofure the 10th of April
,!aft, a sorrel MAkE^3 years old, force-white
hairs about her body, wFte face, natural trotter,
about 14 hands high. The owner may have her
again, by proving his property and paying charges,
by ap,lymg'to Ebenezer Herrick.
Wedheld, August 18, 1778.
W r HEREAS Joanna Nxkols, wife of me the
fub'feriber, hath lately ehped from me, con
trary to my will. I hereby forbi&l! perfonstrading
her on my accoun , a' I will not payOTy debt con
,tra&ed by her afer this date. >
JONATHAN NICKOLS.
Sheffield, July 23, iyrf.
Hebrew, Auguil 15 1778
CT'HBSE may certify that Ebenezer Haughton,
jun. who ^.ath been detached and returned
by me the fubferiber to serve in the Continental ar
my, hath produced a certificate figeed by Samuel
Wadsworth, a recruiting officer in Col. Samuel B
Webb's regiment, dated the 23d day of May, that
he thf said Haughton had hired an able-bodied man
to serve in his Head until the firft day of January
next. Samuel Gilbert, Capi.
TiAKEN up, in the month of May last, a dark
bay MARE, little above 13 hands l^ghb
fuppofcd to be 6 years old, no brand viable ; has a
flow pace, but raofl inclines to trdt, mane the eff
fide, shod round when taken up , together with a
herfe yearling colt, a natural pacer, a light ferrel,
a white Teak infra forehead: They were both
adverifed in New-Haven paper lift June. The
owner or owners may have them ou proving proper
ty, paying cost, and applying to
Ezra Birdsey.
Stratford, August 13, I^7B.
OROaE into the inc^fore o^Tful^
, ) Apr : .l>fc a forrei horse COLT, 2 or 3 years
c^d, white fare, light colour'd mane at d tail, trots
all, no artificial mark. The owner is desired to
prove his property, pay char.es and take him
away. - Matthew Blabr.
Eteferd August 6, 1'778.
°[)LickßarcelonaHand |1
JO kerchiefs, of the befi
quality.
Tack Cr. vats,
Gauze Handkerchiefs.
Plain Gauze.
Spotted D^tto.
Colton Check.
-4 and 4 and half lb. Pins.
Corn ; leata T a tmentofbeftj
BJladineSewm., Silk.l
Tack Dhto by the pound.]
Sone fashionable fi o ured|
?jbbo r %
Black R hbons for Gen
tiemen's Hie.j
^re% 000Bo, just tbffiitolianl to '- LiA
by Mrs. MARY CHURCH, near the
^oirt House in Hartford, among which arc the
following articles, viz.
Combs with Cases.
A few pair of Artois Shoe
Buckles of the newest
fashion.
Best Durham Mustard in
Boises.
Writing Paper.
Wool Cards.
Vrry handsome striped
j Silk for Ladies Gows.
sA few pair of Geatle-
Imen ana L^d& Dress
I Shols.
Excellent B^ea Tea, and
'Leaf Sugar.
1
% To BE SbLD:
ONE eighth part of the Schooner PRUDBNT,
burkha about ioo tons, a good velfel, found
fir hr a voyage to any part of the worlds Like
wise, a good 9 and half inch CABLE,' almo new,
upwards of 60 fathoms long. Enquire of Capt.
Joseph Buckley at Rocky Hill Landing.
September 1, 1778
AN excellent DUTCH WAGGON, with
HARNESS, and three good Waggon HOR
SES by 'JoHN Cross, of GlahenbtTry.
Sept. 1, 1778.
LEATH E R-BREECHES,'
To be Sold cheap for C ASH
Bf J O H N HI L L,
At the Cock and Breeches, between the Court-
House and Prison, in Hartford,
^'^ WWT,
' 0^ Monday, the 21st day of September inst.
at the ftoie ofMr. Joseph Webb, in Wethersfield,
near the River, the following ARTICLES, viz.
One new 12 inch cable, 120 fathom ; twenty large
and finall new fails, suitable for a frigate; a quantic
ty of new rigging; ten or twelve ton eld fitip iron
and spikes ; four fwivek; two large looking vb.fH;
^number of blocks, large and small; two bolts duck;
one large copper, suitable for a frigate or privateer ;
onU new 18 inch cable, cut into junk ; cue anchor
about 300 wt. lead, copper, and sundry other ^rticl&p.
Wethersfield, Sept. 1, 1778.
^^OUND the 20th es July a LEATHER
f POCKET BOOK, containing a sum of
money, &c. The owner rcay have it, by applying
to the fubferiber, and paying charges.
ABIRAM SKINNER.
Ea^ Windsor, Sept. 1, 1778.
%70 E the fubferibers, beingap^^rt^T^^i^-
V# oners, by thehoa. court of probate, for the
diftria of Litchfield, to receive and examine the
claimsbf creditors to the eflate Of Gapt. AAEON
Clevß&nd, late of Litchfield, deceased. (r^pre
fented insolvent) ; do hereby give notice to find cre
ditors; that we shall attend on said bu&rfs, at the
dwelling house of LkmuelHanisou, innholderia
Litchfield fonth farms, on the 2d and 3dTuefdav, - of
September next, gt 9 o'clock forenoon on euch . of
said days. They will receive no accounts but whut
are well attefled.
ROGER V,WHITTLESEY. 7,
LEMAN STONE.
SOLOMON GOODWIN. J
Litchfield July 28, 1,78.
ri,^ HEdE &re to give public nctice 'to the"pw
-4 prietgrs of the township of Thetford, in the
county 01 Gloucester, in the hate of Vermont tliat
a' a meeting of said preprietors, held on the 28th of
Oaobcr, 1771, voted, That each proprietor who
shall pay up all proprietors taxes, foill have liberty
to lay outte his right or share of land, a third divi
sion, containing one,tmdred acres : And whereas,
fume proprietors have negkacd. or reefed to lay out
said div.hen or pay Lid tax»s; according to said
vote. At another meeting of said proprietors, held
on the ,th of folyp„8 vocd, To continue the
th rd division till the noth day of September next;
and no longer,
N. B The proprietors are defined forthwith to
pay up al^ taxes due onfaid land, o- elf, fuoh a part
of their kinds as is fufficient to pay said faxes will
be exposed to fate for that pnrpofe; and a fourth
take place.
C^pt. John Strong, ,-
Lt. Arr' a Chamberlin, > o°'' °° rS
Ensign Abner Howaf.b J Committee.
Thetford Aug. 1, 17,8.
—±T 1r "e-tcrey _^t^v—wthtiQrararafi ? _M 4CT m n ._. frt^TtQ.-
'°" ' e 2 °''"'""'' '' ''" '''* n( *
, far from John Birdfeye'% of Middletown, a
Pair of SILVER SHOE BUCKLES fup
pefed to be the property of S^h Birdseye, a deserter.
The owner may have them upon application, and
paying incident charges to
ELIHU LYMAN.
Middletown, Aug. 29, 1778.
WE the fubferibers being appointed "cornraif
fioners, by the hon. court of probate, fa the
diftrid of Farmington, to examine and, ad)u& the
claims of the creditors to the estate of Oliver Darrin,
late of Farmington deceased, represented insolvent:
hereby give notice, that we shall attend on said bn'
fineff at ths dwelling house of Asa Yale, innholder
in Farmington, on the second and fourth tuefdays,
in Odober next, at one o'clock in the afternoon
SIMEON HART. ] Commft
TITUS BUNNIEL. f Boners.
August 10. 1778.
CASH given foreman cotton and JinenßAG9,
at the Printing-Office anu Paper Mill'
TAX^N up by the fubferiber a hray fchre ^h
colt ; + the mare is a chettnut colour about
13 hands and half high, with a ftr/p in her for^-
The e@lt is the fame colour m; the mare.
The owner may have them by proving hi x property
and paying charges to J CHN Wat^housb
_ June 19. 1778.
, IRA^D er ST O£EN, from Nathaniel b^h^T
O pa^ure, in Richmond, the night after the &h
rnfot, a large black MARE, thick set, flefr, high
P^ es a °d trot,, about 5 4 and a half han&
hijih her right fore hooffplit; ihehas a final! bunch un
der the back of the saddle, and is about 12 years old.
" 'n, e ^."' probable foe has taken the -road to
Gaiftcrd, tn ConneAiCut. Whoever will take
laid r .} and fend her to, or inform said Biffiori
of Richmo^, or Capt. Jonathan Vaill in Guilford,
shall bare a reafana^le reward and charges, paid
either. j
Richmond Auguff 12, 1778,
J A FIT wTrLAC-E-
Sl °^!^°,^#'^ C " MAKER, Wethersfield;
-A T^thePub ic, that he ha s a quanti
/ , 7 '","' rea d Cotton and Liaen Stockings
for Lie; L ICT fe„ a quantity office for ladies
^p\ ^p^s, Border, and fcveral things in that
way, °
No i ; hwife continues to make Stockings ofhame.
made AuA, as cfual.
Apprentice is Wanted to said Trade.'
C'/T" jn '* e fubferiber the fore part of^ly
^"' MA "' 6 s ™" &a branded on the
ICTOL't< o, rnot with what letter,a natural trotter
abov t # ^cds and 3 inches high: Strayed at the
fame me a yearling mare colt no brand, of a chef
colour with aftapin the face, paces chiefly.
W w.H rate up and rettn Aid Irays to
the iobicr&r, shall be entitled to ten dollars and
reasonable charges paid, by me
NAIHA^IBL DEEN jun.
Canaan; Anguft if, 1778 1
, LT a " d ^ [ EN2R3F WINE.
' ? '°., oe '^ for caffi or any kind of produce, er
^ mauuL^ure, by EBENEZER BapnUrd iua.
°° utn Bl * °{ th , Court house Hartford.
L ROKE imtorthe mcloftre'of the fubferibeTfaft
1 November, a brindle yearling ST^EAR, markt
a 'L^re 01 op of the right ear, two hdf penny's the
uoAr fide of the left ear; was recorded soon after
taken up. Ihe owner is desired to pay charges and
take hira away. Samuil Brockway, jun.
W^ft Bbtamtn Farmington, July 21, 1778.
q^A KEN up by rl^^T-a'^
, w "h a white face, left hind foot white, about
14 hands high paces and trots, loor 11 years old,
anda brown r^re colt, with a blaze in its face,
supposed to be two years old' in October. The
owner is desired to pay charges and take them away.
Eliphalet Dimock;.
Mansfield, August 15, 1778.
fAKENVfy^h W^l^^ofrt
-#- ^ ^chfield county, on the 26th of July; twe
HORSES; one of said herfes is white, about 15
years oid, 15 hands high, trots and pace^ with a
brand unknown on his" left thigh. The other is a
horse of a chestnut colour, about 14 hands high, 7
or 8 years of age, both his hind feet white, a natu
ral trotter. The owner or owners may have them cu
paying charges, by applying to
Seth Wadhams.
August 20, *778.
TEN DOLL 00S000WARD:
S FRAYED or ftolsn from the fubferiber, in Go
lhen, about the i6tb of July last, a small black
MARE, about thirteen hands and a half high, fix
years old, thick fetj and small limbs, paces and trots;
she had a fraall white foot on her near Moulder, not
certain whether a small star in her forehead, or not:
She was shod all round when ffie went away. Who
ever secures said mare, so that tie owner may have
her again, shall be intitled to ' the above reward, and
all reasonable charges, by
Samuel Hopkins,
Goffien, August 3, 1778.
'r'" regiment of militia from the county of
Hampshire, in the State of the Massachusetts-
Bay, which was in service last fommer tinder the
command of CoL B Woodbridge, is hereby notified
that the money is drawn for the officers retained ra
tions ; also for the parts of rations and mileage for
returning home due to the regiment. The feverat
Captains are desired to apply to the fubferiber for
the money due to their refpe&ive companies. The
ten are to apply to their refpe&ive captains for their
proportion of the money.
By order of the Colonel
Lake Coffeen, Quarter MafiCT w
Ami Pro, Sept. 1, OT & .