The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-06-15 00:00:00, page 4

ANTED by theSubfcribers, two journeyme
Joiner#, who will meet with good employ
™^L for fix months, and may depend upon pay that
Will felt them, if they are Workmen.
ELIJAH WOLWORTH.
J^ES MORRIS,
N. B. Said Wolworth WaM# two apprentice#,
who may depend upon being w<H uftd.
Turky Hills, in Simfbury, June 2, 17,9.
Pomfret, January 2, 1779.
STOLEN this day from the doer of Caleb Gros
venor, in Alhfoid, a Horse, Saddle and Bridle.
Said horse is about 16 hands high of a dark sorrel or
rather a cheftnzt colour, with a white snip on his
nose, a small mane and foretop, carries his tail very
high, trot# and centers, a ft/ait gant built horse ; a
russet fad die, green honfiag with a green fringe and
curb bridle. The thief is a man cf about 2 § years
of age dark completion short black hair, small of
future ; had on a light mixt coloured double breaft
cd furtput with brass buttons, leather fpatterdalhes
with brass hooks and eyes, with a small round bound
hat. Whoever will take up said horse and thief and
return them to the fubferiber at Pomfrt, shall have
a reward of four hundred dollars, and for the horse
only, two hundred and fifty dollars, and all reason.
able chsr# paid by
JOSEPH GROSVENOR.
Slid horse is § or 6 years old thr feting.
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.
Last n^ht r^n away from the fubfcribrr a Ne
gro man and Ne&vo girl, the man about '2§
yu^ old, thick, w^l built, (peaks low, and fhew#
hi, teeth when he fp'aH, has a down loog this
co? ° born, hi# name is FUD, fegbls name is
NABBY a fhertthick fort full faced girl, about 20
y^rr old. low spoken,, a fchtle crafty creature; it is
most likely their design w to get on board force pri
vaieer, and p# pobab'e the ,;rl may be drift'd in
mens cHa h ; the min is about 5 fee, 8 inches high,
both well cicathel- Whoever ffia.ll take them up
and return them to me, or give fitch notice of their
being secured, as I can obtain them, shall have the
above reward cf three hundred dollars, two hundred
for the man orfly, or one'hundred for the girl only,
and reasonable charges paid; by
" EDWARD HINMAN.
Woodbury, My gr, >779.
Fib TV doikrr reward will & given to any one
who will return to th fubferiber in Woodbory,
a Negro girl named LETTICE, about 24 year# rff
age, trim built and speaks good Englilh, who it i¥
supposed went away with the above Negroes.
"EPHRAIM HINMAN.
STATE of VERMONT.
Cumberland County, April 23 1779.
WHERE AS application has been made to me
(one cf the judjees of the peace for said coun
ty) by a number of the proprietors of the township
of Reading, in said date of Vermont, requeuing me
tocall a meeting of laid proprietors to be hefden at
the house of Mr. Alexander Pa-merlee in Windsor,
in said state, on the sixteenth day cf June n#xt, at
wine o'clock in the forenoon to a& on the following
articles, viz. firft to chuf a moderator, second, to
chufz a proprietors clerk a d do fuck business as
shall be thought proper to be done at said meeting,
in order to come into good regulations in fa d town
ftfp, agreeable to the above request : I do hereby
notify the proprietor# &f the town of Reading to meet
at the time and place peered for the aforefrid pur
pefef. THOMAS COOPER.
_ GRESABLE to the directions of lew, Notice
is hereby given td JI concern'd, that .he fubferi
ber is appointed by the court cf probate, for the
diftria of Sharon adminifirator on the estate of Oliver
Everts, late cf Salisbury, (represented insolvent)
which has been by the county court of the county
es Litchfield, adjudged and sentenced to be forfeited
to and for the use of this flate/as the estate of a pet
son mimical to the independence and liberties cf the
Varied States &c. Ail performs belonging to this
state, who are indebted to the fa d Oliver, are roti
fed and required to miktimmediate payment to me.
ADONIJAH STRONG Administrator.
All persons having any demands on the above
estate, ate to exhibit their claims to Wm. Beebe, and
David Beebe of Salisbury in Litchfield county, who
are appointed ctmmiffioner# by said judged probate,
on laid estate according to law, and will attend said
business on the firfl Monday cf July nextj at two of
Wie clock afternoon, at the dwelling house of Adosi
jah S rong infielder in said Salisbury.
&l.&r,s May 28 1779.
Wm. BEEBE
IDAVID BEEBE, jCcmmdhonCT.
LOST the 27th of April Jaff, at Middletown;
in the Long Meadows, T WO BAG S,
marked A G. with a few pounds of Indigo In a
canvels bag. • Whoever will leave the fame a± the
Printing Office in Hertford, or with Mr. Hobby at
Middletown, shall be reasonably rewarded by
AARON GRISWOL D.
SOME time last win er was left inure fubfenbers
Hore, two tierce# of homemade SBt, containing
ieven bushels and half in each; and r^rkt I S being
the pre perty of Elias Holdbfeok, Erriah Loomis and
Jibez Strong ; fiace which said Sale has been taken
out through m flake, by feme perfan who is un
known to the fabferiber. This st' er^fore to cefye
whoever has it in possession to inform me where it
may be found, for which they Bull receive the
tharksof PANTRY JONES.
Hartford, June 7, 1779.
—S P U T S M A 77-
rr'HE dapple „ey HORSE, cover# this season at
JL the liable of Me Jufeph Butlet in Wethers
field. He is allowed to be at fine a horse fur colts
as any eld Ranger has left behind him.
Jute 8. 1779.
S' TULEN out of a patture in Hartford, m uteriight
afi,; the 13th irritant, a roan MARR, about 5
or 6 years old, betwee. 15 and 14 ha ,ds h^h, fias
a white face, her hind feet and her efffore foot white,
her mane lies madly on the ks fide, low in fleffi,
Died only before, the right fige of her face locks as
fwciled by fame old hurt, if any other ma 4 ? they
are 'unknown. Whoever will take up ft d Mate
and return her to N^emiah Cadwell of Hartford,
or to the fubferiber a' Chvauack, r^zr Stockhrig e.
Bull have a haadfome reward and xll<& ri? -0.,.;-
ges paid, ly ELISHA ANDREWS,
May 28, 1779.
PAY RATES cr PAY FEE?
'"r™HE inhabitants of the town D Hat Lid, who
have not paid th©: rates to the alnou^t of tea
shillings on the Pound to the fubferiber, are defiled
by ail means to p^y them atthe following times and
places, v z at Landlord Bull's on Monday 14 b, at
Landlord Ballet's on Tuelday 15th, a Land ord
Hupkmft cn Wednesday 16 b, a Landlord Hide's
on Thursday 17th, at Landis d W&dfworih's on
Friday iß^h of June infant. Thofc who p^y no: at
the times and places above mentioned, or soon A er
at the house cf the fobferiber will doubJef be wil
ling to pay their rates and hit fees when he fhali call
upon them at their own heqfc. Asthn method of
warning and paying rates feem'to please all the peo
ple, the iubtaiber bo^s they will generally attend,
five colt, and oblige their tumble fruvans.
SELAH NORTON, Collar.
Har Prd ArT J, 1 779>
6 CYTH Es
MADE by William Huntington A Le
banon. are to be fold fur c ^1 d wn, or gain
after harvest, at Rocky Hill land! %bs
JOSIAH HUNIINGT ON.
Jane Bffi.
<f' AKEN up on the 10hday J M. y, a.d now
£ in the cart of Abijah Catlin, a dark brown
MARE about nine years old, paces and rots, has
a white fate, and four white fee, her off eye waled.
The owner is defined to pay cofi, prove hi# proper
ty and take her away,
Harrington, May 25.
BROKE into the inchfure of the fubfe ibir a out
.the firfl cf May a red STEAR, no mark. The
owner is desired to prove his property, pay charges
and take him away.
JAMES WRIGHT.
Wethersfield, May 24, 1779.
STRAYED frm the SubferEer, last Thurs
day. an IRONGREY MARE. about
twelve years old, fourteen and a half hands hiph,
branded with the letter X on her near Shoulder, a
remarkable short dock, trot# and paces, but nioft
natural to a trot. Whoever tate up fad mare, and
returns .her, or gives information to the fabicriber,
shall receive a handsome reward, from
RICHARD SKINNER.
Hartford. June 7, 1779.
'SN VF F.
Just come to haad, ard to be Sold
At JOSIAH- WILLARD GIBBS's
Storf . in Hartford, by Whoiefale and Retail,
A Quantity cf except SNUFF in Bottles
and Bladders : Likeife, a few Calks of food
INDIGO, and a final! quantity cf DRY GOODS,
_ CREEABLE to the dire&'en cf law, No:
£ 1 tice is hereby given to all concern'd, that I the
Sabferiber am apprised by the Court of Probate,
for the diftna of Windham administrator on the
estate ofMtffih's. Thomas Fluckaß and IsAAC
Winslow, la'e of Bufion; lying within this flate>
which has been by the county court of .the county
cf Windham, adjudged and fenteaced to be forfeits
to and f^ the use of this hate, as the estate cf pelh n^
inimical to the independence and liberties of the
United States, &% ,And all perfone belonging to
this state, who are indebted to eF er of die aforefaid
perfoas ^e notified and required to make immediate
payment to me. And ell periods having demands
u^n them or either of them are to exhibit their
claims to Conflict Southworth, Ffq; and Capt.
Arrariah Williams, of Mansfield, in Windham coun
ty, who ac appointed comrc^fftoers on said estate,
according to law.
JOHN ,A LTE R . Adminifl'r.
Mansfield, May §, 1779.
AGE EEABLE to the direction eflaw, No'
tree is hereby given to all concern'd, that I + he
Subfcj^, am appointed by the Co u rt of Probate,
the dr n a o f Windham, Adn>iniflwor cn the
e%aer.fML Charles Ward Apthorp now
or la a of theory and state cf New York ; lying
within this hate, wh ch effri^ has been by the coun
ty court of the county cf Wr.rfh. --. adjudged and
fenteoced he forfeited to tins fDte, as the estate &f
a pet foil mimical to the i;d p^dence of the United
States, &e. And ad pc Tons belonging to this Hate,
woo are mriehd to the said Charles, are notified
4^ r-qu^ed to make Immediate payment to me.
A '• j#: ^vm; demands upon said Charles.
—" c.+rc* d Co hint South' orth.
ff°°'PL Amsridh Wir ,nu cf Mamfield, in
^^ rc -cunty, v/ho are appointed commiffioiicis
CL M d efrvte, ^ccc r d'g >to hw.
J AqOB BAKER GURLEY, Adminifl'r.
Ms-fi'M. M^y § 17:9'
C I AMPING cf LINENS m diff^em figures;
Odone next door to Landlord GIDEON SEN
jAWHN's in Bast Hanford, by
EBENEZER GRIFFEN,
TO BE SO L D, b7~
TIMOTHY HATCH,
in East Hartford,
CALICOES, Linens, Cambrich, white Jane;
Fattian, Thread, Stockings firip'd Cambtet,
Lh& * Bys, Russel, Tammy, Dutch Lace. Rib
bands, Sowing Shk, fihe Thread, Silk Twist, Knit
ting Needles, Pb& Horn Ivory and Crooked Combs,
Silver Plated Buttons, B.lket Buttons, Sleave Buttons.
Cator and Fell Hits.
N. B. The laylor's Business, in all its Branches;
is ti-%1 on by (aid Hitch.
JUST PUBLISHED;
Aidto be Sold, ' by the Printers,
ANIMADVERSIONSon a late Publica
tion, entitled, the Dt: y and Obligation of
Chnftuns to Marry only in the Lord: Illoftrated
and ur^td, by STEPHEN WEST, A, M. Pa+zr
of the Church of Christ, in Srabridge, in a°ieße <to
the Author.
° B E S C) D,
A This country bora NEGRO WENCH, 24
4 I years eld now preeaant, and bids fair to mAe
rout recruits for Lordlanmcre. --Any parson op
family, wfc tb^ is efamed no fcult, can make an
easy bargain with her prefect miarefs.
Enquire oftte PRINTERS..
JUST PUBLISHED,-
And to be Sold by the Printers,
THE
treaties
AMITY and COMMERCE,
AND CF
L L I A N C E,
"' N '" A ' a "d DEFENSIVE
Between His Mail Christian MAJESTY?
AND THa
Thirteen UNITED STATES of AMERICA.
At the fame Place may be had
CONSIDERATI 0 n s
On the M ODE and T ERM S of a Treaty of
PEACE with AM ERIC A.
t„ ahis Pamphlet was printed in London abo^t
the Time Governor Johnstonr arrived there, ft
was much read, and a fecund i-iprc&n called for.