The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-04-03 00:00:00, page 4

TO BR SOLD, BV
YOUNGLOVE CUTLER,
Of Watertown, in Westbury Parish,
(~ any CURRENT MONEY)
BE ST Rock and common Salt, homemade do.
Sa,arty hs barrel, hundred weigh!, o. fing'e
punid, Tea Pepper, Indigo, H How Wire, Men's
common Saddles, Saddta'c Nails; af> 4 6,8,
ad lop? ny Nailt by the thousand, hundred, tr
''to' pound Weft Ind aRm by the banel cr gal
lon, M hff*s per ditto, Wine per gallon.
March 20 1781.
fubcribify" emboldened Iy th* ,nm d<-
£ mand for, and approved utility of hie rew
co^ruaed TRUSSES for ?he relef ofa'lpefens
affi >ed with a RUPTURE in the GROIN, er
BUST, bags leave to recommend them to the pub
lic. Many have been entirely cured by wearing
these Traffic for a short time ; and all, even these
whole complains were of the longer date, have
bectA^d speedy relief. Those who want affiance
aedefi ed o apply to the fubferiber, near the South
Meeting House, Hartford,
ELISHA BURNHAM.
Hartford, March ip 1781.
STATE fV ETniro-NT ~
WHEREAS application hath been made to me
the lubfceiber by more than a fix'senth part
of the proprietors of the towrfhlp of Guildhall, to
call a meeting of said propr con. T\efe are there
fore 0 warn all the p oprietois of said town to meet
at the dwelling house of Mr. T mothy Nash in said
to^ o, on Thursday the 19 h if April text, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, to a& on the following
ar cles, v% I. To choose a Moderator. 2. Apro
pr eirs Clerk, 3 To fee if the proprietors will
proceed to lot out said town. 4. To tranfaa any
other bufiuefs that may be thought proper.
BENJAMIN WHIPPLE, Just. Peace.
Benn'n, ri, Mac's, 1781.
A large quantity of Crockery WARE,
Confiding of,
PLATES, d shes of all sizes, large failed diffies,
mall ditto, decanters, bowls, &r. Also,
,Calicoes, printed linens, Irilh and Dutch ditto,
Checked ditto, MarfeiPes quilting, dcwlafs, feel
plate har/faws. iron do. Pins, needier, &c. &c.
)TATE of V ERMONT?
WHEREAS application hath been made to me
the fubferiber by more than a sixteenth part
of tne proprietor, of the tewrfh p of Granby, to call
a meeting of said proprietors. These are therefore
to notify and warn all the proprietors of said town,
to meet at the dwelling house cfMr. Timothy Nash
of Guildhall, on Friday the 20th of April next, at
one o'clock afternoon, then and there to i& on the
following art clef, 1. To choo'e a Moderator. 2.
A Proprietor's Clerk. 3. To fee if the propriety
will lot out said town. 4. To tranfea ay other
befinefs thought proper.
BENIAMIN WHIPPLE, Jufi. Peaces
Bennington, March 5, 1781.
TO be SOLD and entered on the firfl of May,
a FARM containing 34 acres of extraordi
nary good land, 25 acres under improvement, part
mot excellent meadow, the ret graft, and plough
land fultable for any gram ; the remaining nine acres
a wood lot, 2 convenient good dwelling.houfe, part
new and neatly fi ilhed, the other part in good re
pair, a good new barn, the fituatlon pleasant, on a
large public read, in the town of Richmond and
county of Berkshire for particulars enquire cf the
fubferiber living on th, premWes.
THOSE person's who have demands on the ef
aes of Mr. Josiah Grimes, and Joseph or
EBhe Neffs, late of «/ether field, deceased, ate de
fi cd to bring in their accounts for settlement, and
all indebted to either of said eflates, are required to
make immediate payment ro
JOHN & JOSIAH GRIMES, Adminffrr:
Wte^rrsfie'd, March 5. 1,81.
RICHARD TIDMARSH.
N. B. More good land adjoining the said farm
©ay be purchased.
THOSE pc Los wno rave demands on the ef
fate of Capt. WILLIAM TILEY, late of
Hartford, deceased, are defined to exhibit them to
th fubferibers fcr settlement. These indebted to
fad eflate, are requeued to make immediate pay
ment, to
WILLIAM ROGERS,
Hat now on hand, the following articles, just from
B flan, vz.
JAMES TILEY, 1
WILLIAM ADAMS, j Administers.
Hartford, Ma ch 19, 1781.
Ebenezer beardsley, has for
sale, at his Shep, near tl , Ccilem in New-
Haven, the befl 1m perted CARD- WIRE, by
the Hundred or left Quantity.
Tarch 18, 1781.
SCHEMEof a LOTTERY.]
CLASSTHBFIRST.°
FOR ra ; fi 7g One Hundred Thonfand Dollars,
Continental Currency, being a Part of Two
Hundred Thoufacd, gran rd by an Aft cf the Ge
neral Court cfihe Commonwealth of Maffachufees,
for the Pj-pofe of repaying the R >ads through the
Green Woods (so called) from Josiah Brewer's to
the Crotch of the R^ads near Harford Meeting
House, on the South Rad ; and fiom half a M le
Weft of Tagga d'r, to Becket Line, and Item Bucket
Weft Line hrough Wellington, 10 Put.field L ne,
being on the raddle Road ; also half a Mile Well of
Milers, in Washington, to Pittsfield Line, cn the
N irth R ad, v z.
Number of Prizes. Dorsis. Dollars.
I Prize of 12,000 is 12 000
2 - - 6 000 - 12,000
4 - - 3,000 - 12000
8 - - 1 500 - 12 000
16 - - 750 - 12,000
32 - - 375 „ 12 oco
2 - - 502 - 1 004
75 - - 240 - 171,120
974 - - 160 - 155 876
1752 Prizes, so be paid without Dedudiou.
4498 Blanks, not three Blinks to a Prize.
6250 Tickets at 80 Dailars each amounts to
500 000 Dollars j which leaves 100,000 Dollars
for the Pu'pofe for which the Lottery was granted.
Ii as much as the foregoing Scheme, is in confe
qaence of, and a*re re able to an A& of the General
Court of the Commonweal h cf Maffachufetti ; and
the repairing of laidaßoads will be cf Inch Public
Utility, specially at this T me, when a'moft all
the Public Sioras of this Commonwealth, are trans
ported through said Woods, to the Army : and
large Quantities of private Goods ; together w th
the advantageous Scheme cf the Lottery, the Ma
nagers do expea a rapid Sale of the Tickets, and
tkat they shall be able to proceed to the drawing cf
said Lottery, within three Months at furthefl.
Proper notice of the time and place of drawing
will be given, and as soon as the Lottery is drawn,
a lift of the fortunate numbers will be published in
the Coeneaicot Courant.
Those Prizes which are net called for within Six
Months from the Drawing of said Lottery, will be
coofilered as generonfly given for the Purpose fcr
which the Lottery was granted, and appropriated
accordingly.
JAMESEASTON, 1^
ASA BARNS %
EPHRAIM FITCH,
WILLIAM WALKER, J^
Pittsfield, January 3, 1781.
*.* A few Tickets in the above Lottery may be
had of the Printers hereof.
THIS is 10 forbid all P&lods harbou ng or
truftng LYDIA, wife to the Subscriber ;
She having behaved in a very unbecomin, manner.
BENJAMIN HOSKIN.
Torrington, February 16, 1781.
O' Priceof the Connecticut Courant
A IlTen Shillings pet Annum in Si ver,
or the exchange in Paper Currency. Those who in
cline to pay in Produce, at the old pric es, will have
the Papers continued to them as usual.
N. B. Ready Money is expected for inserting
Advertisements in this Paper.
WE the Subscribers, being appoin ed Cem
miffloners by the hon. Court of Probate for
the diftria of Hertford, to receive and exam ; ne the
claims of the creditors on thee Safe of John Cable,
late of Glaflenbury deceas'd, represented insolvent;
and three months being allowed for the creditors
to bring in their claims, do hereb, give notice that
we Ihall attend on said business at the house cf Josiah
Hale in GlaSehbury, on the 'aft Tuefdaydn March
April and May, from one o'clock in the afternoon
till seven. JOSIAH HALE.I n
ELISHA HALE. | "•
Glafobury. March 8, 1781,
ALL'Perfons indebted to the Estate cf ELI HA
SHELDON Esq; late of Litchfield, decraf,
cd, are hereby requested to fettle the fame: And
those who have any demands a;aino said Eflate, are
defred to call on the Subscribers for a settlement.
THOMAS SHELDON
SAMUEL SHELDON, f hx ^tcrs.
Litchfield, March ift, 1781,
At their Stmt in Hartford,
A large ASSORTMENT of FRENCH, ENG
"'"?"' ™"A GOODS, the molt of which
are just imported in the hi Ships from Amster
dam. Amongfl which are the following Arti
cles, vz.
Superfine green & blue Red and blue spotted
Broadcloths. and bo dat'd cambrick
Dark brown, garnet, ci- packet handkerchiefs.
Vernon and light mix't S c ^ch checked and flri
feeond,. p,d common do.
P<a green, iky blue, liqhf Striped and check linens,
and dark coloi'dFrench Men's rib'd and plain
ffriped Cloths. white and light mixt
Light, olive and spotted worked hose.
ForeH death, b^ff be - Fine three threaded white
fimeers, blue and fear- and brown thread and
let baize:. cotton do.
Black penalise, fatinets Men's and women's pur
and feigedemzm. ple, green, brown and
Striped and plain ladings. buff colour'd gloves &
Green and brown hair- mittr.
bines, grograras, and Fine and coarse Scotch
duroys, threads.'
Silverets and poplins, Tw ft and sewing silk.
Black calimancoes, Black ru ffJ and caliman-'
Crimson, green and light co ihoes,
blue ao^ean. Ladies dress ditto, bound
Claret, aud blue velve- in silk,
ret'. Shoe and quality binding.
Light brown, and blue Large affottment fafhion
corderoys. able silver plated metal
Blue, buff & brown fhal- buttons.
Don't Low prized common do.
Whi e and brown buck- Bme and ebon handled
rams. knives and forks.
Brown, green and black Buffio pen-knives and
durants. cuttos.
Fine light coloured pink Barbers and pocket combs
and canet jeens, withand without cases.
An elegant assortment of High and low prized ra
chlntzer and calicoes, zors and feiffars.
Black and white silk la- Draft and leather ink
ers, and edgirer, cases.
Black modes andPerfiane, Pocket books with slate
A large quantity of fine paper and pencils,
linnens, cambrics and Pinchbeck shoe buckles,
lawns. Stone breaches and fleve-
A variety of rich silk buttons, set in silver.
black and white chain Scotch pebble, solid, gilt
gauzes. and glass do.
MJineti. parifnets, and Beaver hits, cotton wool,
plain do. Wool cards, pins.
Black, white and p : nk Rafins, bohei tea, coffee,
bordered silk gacze Pepper, powder, German
handkerchiefs, and Eoglifh steel.
Spri/d al ecrean rod firi- Red and white lead. Spa. 1
ped kerfing do. n sh brown.
Pel, cate, Bandano, Bar- 6by 8 window glass.
Celons, and Rcnul
handkerchiefs.
Also, a small number of B OOK S, among!
whic.l are.
Burkett on theNew Tef Paradis. Gay's Poems,
lament, Memorable things of So-
Clatks Mertolegy, dates.
Whole Duty of Man, Addifon'sMifcellany.
Thomson's works, Ef<,'> Fables.
Y^n„, CoM^reye's, Ni^ht Thoughts.
Sarne's and Backing- Nertleron on Virtue.
barn's, do. Pawdite loft,
Common Prayer bocks, Revolutions of Sweeden,
Sherlock on Death. Albert's Debua on of
Ray on Creation. the Jesuits, With a
Wife's Companion, nornher cf small hift o .
Boyle's Voyages, An- ties of different kinds,
ton's do.
All kinds cf money and grain, will be received in
payment for the ab ve :oe6s.
J USTPU B LTSH ED;
And new felling by the Pointers hereof;
SOME brief Hints of & Religious Scheme, taught
and propagated by a Number cf Europeans,
living in a piare called Nifqaeunia, i, the State cf
New York. Written by VALENTINE RATH
BUN, Minjlhr of the Go pd. In which the Wri
ter ha; ffiewn. 1. The leaders and teachers of this
new and Grange religion. 2. Their manner of ad
dress. 3. Their doctrine, with the feripture evi
dence they bring to p,ov? if; 4. Their manner cf
Worflilp. 5. The dirgaious which they give to
those that com^ to them, to be inftruAed. 6. The
power and effta cf their inftruaions on their ad
herents. 7. What this new religion is, as pointed
out by scripture testimony, 8. Some rafons for
his knowledge in, this new religion, not by mere
(peculation, but by forrowful experience.
Just c3me to Hand and now ready for Sale,
By STEPHEN AUSTIN, & Co.