The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-02-22 00:00:00, page 4

dihtorinefr of miny of the towns in this
State, in (applying the Cloathing ordered by
the General Assembly, necessitates the fabferiber to
call on them, in the molt preffiag terms, to forward
their several proportions immediately, as otherwise
their troops must fuffer. Likewise rcq,efts all the
Committees to call on him for a fettiement cf their
accounts.
CHAUNCEY WHITTELSEY,
(Purchafiag Clothier..
Middletown, Jan. 25, 1,80.
TO BE SOL F *
By JA MES PERCIVAL,
At his Store in Kensington,
ABOUT Twenty Bufhele cf beR ROCK
SALT, by the fi ^h Bushel or altogether,
if applied for fjon. Also, a Quantity ofFusric.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Members of
the FIRST MEDICAL SOCIETY in the
Thirteen United States of America; since their In
dependence, to meet at Sharon, on Tuesday the
29th day of February next, 12 o'clock on said day.
OLIVER FULLER, Society's Clerk.
T E [
THE firft quality of BOHEA TEA. to be fold
at CALEB BULL, jan'rs, Store in Hartford.
Any person defiraus to parchafe by the hundred or
Jess, may perhaps find their advantage in applying
soon.
N. B. A very sprightly a&ive NEGRO BOV
this country born, about 7 years of age to be fold
for good security on intaeft if mofi agreeable to
the purchaser.
• February 8, 1,80.,
" —T°O'BTToIT '
At JOSIAH BLAKELEY & Co's.
Store, under the Printing Office Hartford,
BEST white powder'd and brown SUGARS,
by the Hogshead. Barrel or trailer quantity.
Afo, a quantity of WOOL CARDS, by the dozen
or pair, # ,° SHEAR. MOLDS to be exchanged
for Grain or Pork,
RUM by the Hogfheadol Gallon, bert bOHEA
TEA by the hundred or fijgle pound to be
fold reasonable. A few half p pescf PORT WINE
dear. Goods taken in for ftnrage, re delivered or
sent on, or fold on comra flions. Good Hay for
Itami, Cyder and Bed for TeamPers that come on
consigned. DANIEL PIT KIN.
Eaft-Hartford, February § 1,80.
TO BE SOLD WHOLESALE ano RETAIL,
By Meffi'rs. KELLIGER & TISDALL,
At their Store oppcli.c the Printing-Office in
Hartford, a quantity of ENGLISH GOODS,
among which are the following, articles.
BROWN, bldk gron and black Broadcloths ;.
Red, Green, White, Yellow, Black, B.ur and
Snip'd Baizes ; Exeter Serges; White and Black
Says; Diroys; Drawboys and Serge Denims ;
Contfon; Cinnamon, Blue. Black and Brown Hair
bines ; Camblets ; Black Durant ; Nett Patterns ;
Thread and Worsted Hose; Cosrfe and fine Irish
Linens ; Black and White Gauzesj Gauze. Silk,
Cotton and Linnen Handkerchief ; Lady's Fans ;
Thread and Sewing S Ik ; Back Alamode ; Shoe
and Knee Buckles ; Coat and Vest metal Buttons ;
Homemade Salt, Philadelphia Snuff, &c. &c.
N. B. Bills of Exchange would be very acceptable
in part payment for any of the above articles, or the
highefi price paid for them in Cafli at said Store.
" FOR SALL
At CALEB BUL L, jun'rs. Store
In Hartford,'
COFFE Eby the Bag or left Quantify, Tea,
Sugar, Ginger, Allspice, Logwood, Sewing
Sue, Twist, Silk and Gauze Handkerchiefs, Men's
white Leather. Gloves, Marking Car.vafs, small
Pins, Penknives, and a, quantity ofWindpw Frames
and Sashes.
N. B. Good Rock or Saltetadn Salt to be ex:
Changed for Butter.
February 1, 1778.
Tickets in the Third ChG o f the uni fed
STATES LOTTERY, to be fold by John
ChEnevard and Roderic Lawrence. Ai the
drawing of this Lottery commences the firft day of
March, these who chufe to become adventurers,
unless fp:edy application is made, will not only be
excluded from this, but likewise the fucc^eding clafr.
Hartford, February 8, 1780.
Good west india rum ^isu^ by the
barrel: To be fold cherp far cash, by JO
SEPH LYNDF.
Hartford, Fob. 14 I,^
Ex%&BOHEA TEA,
Sugdteicolate, Indigo, English Cur
rants, Feit Hats, Pocket-Books, Pigtail
Tobacco, &c. &c. to be fold at the North
Door under the Printing-Office.,-
T'() BE" SoX'D ^
Store in Hartford, WEST INDIA RUM
by the Hogshead or Barrel, MADEIRA WlNEby
the Gallon.
BOHEA TEA by the chest or fm, Iler quin,
tity, MUSCOVADO SUGAR by the
tirce or barrel,
HOLLAND GENEVA by the case, to be fold,
by EBENEZER PLATT.
Harford, Jan. 22 1780.
TAKEN up by the fubienber in. Wethersfield,
a dark brown HORSE trots and paces, heel
cork'd all round, one white eye, his mane cutoff,
both hind feet white, a fh^rt white Break in the
face, about .10 years old, about 14 hands and half
high. The owner is desired to prove his property,
pay charges and take him away.
JOSEPH STODDARD.
Newington. January 22, 1,80.
DESERTED from Capt. Walker's company,
Col. Webb's battalion of continental forcer,
the sth of December lafi, Samuel Butler, 18 years
of *K e? 5 feet 5 inches high, dark colour'd hair,
light complexion, belonging tc Chatham. Samuel
Ingham, 19 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, dark
colour'd hair, light complexion, supposed to be at
home in Farmington ; said towns are in Hartford
county, State of Connecticut; they had on or tock
with them each, a red uniform coat faced with yel
low. Whoever will take up said deserters and re
turn them to their regiment or ftcure them in any
goal, giving information, foall receive for each cf
them 50 dollars and all tafcnablc chafes paid.
JOSEPH WALKER, Capt.
Camp, near Morris Town, J n. 8, 1780.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commis
sioners by the Hon. Court of Probate for the
diftrift of Middletown, to examine and adjust the
claims of the creditor! to the eftatc of Henry Gil
deifleve, late of Cha.ham, deceas'd, represented in
iolvent; do hereby give notice that we shall artend
said business at the house of Capt. Jeremiah Good
rich in said Chatham, on the firft and second Tues
days in March next, at four o'clock afternoon on
each of said days.
Eben. Whste,
, Comnuffioam.
Hez. Goodrich,]
January 22, 1,80.
STOLEN from the subscriber, an Older from the
Committee of Pay Table, dated August 25,
1778, on the Treasurer cf this S ate, far Nine Hun
dred and Sixty Pounds. Any p*rfon apprehending
the thief shall be haodfomely rewarded. All Col
leaors are hereby cautioned apai^fi paying said
order. ANDREW HILLYER.
Simsbury, Jan. 24, 1780.
TO be EXCHANGED, by JOHN KIRBY
of Worthington, and ROWLAND ALLEN
in Middletown, Good Rock Lisbon,' Liverpool
and New-England SALT, Likewise Diy COD
FISH, for Wheat, Rye, Indian Corn, or White
Beans. January 27 1780.
ALL PE RSONS having acy demands against
me as Deputy- Quarter Mafier General, either
for monies due, or that will become, due by the firft
of March : are requeued to fend in their accounts,
with all pcffible dispatch, in order for a full Settlement,
on receipt of which, the balances will either be
paid, or certificates given, for what Shall appear to
be due to the firft cf March : to which time lam
directed by the Quarter Mafler General, to furniSh
all accounts in my diftri&. without fail.
NEHEM. HUBBARD, D. QM. G.
Quarter Mafler General's Office,
Hartford, Jan. 29, 1780.
LEFT in the care cf the subscriber, the 10th cf
J^y. a chestnut coloured MARE, about 7 or
8 years old, branded Won the left Shoulder, odd
Mate was left by Me # Hotchkifs cf Norfolk, who
said the Mare belonged to Mr Webb of Wethers
fifld. The owner is desired to prove his property,
pay charges and take her away.
JAMES LUSK.
Farmington, January 26. 1780 _____
CTr'AKhN up 0, me subscriber a Sorrel MARE>
j about 6 years old, hind feet whi^, h-d on a
Saddle and Bridle. The owner it desired to pay
charges and take her away. #
JOHN LORD.
Hartford, February 4 1780.
Law '$ Collection of Pfalmod,,
JS now completed and ready for falcat the Print
ing Office in Hartford, Mr. Abel Morse's
Wethersfield. Mr, Joel Allens, Smthin&ton.
Maj )r Atwater's and Wil-liam Law's Cheshire.
February 15, 1780.
HEREAS, the Honorable the Congress of
the United S ates, have la ely recommended
to the Legislatures of the fevers! States, to adopt
mcafu.es for farnifhog the fepphes of the army up.
on a d ffjrent plan from what has heretofore beta
pursued.
And whereas, fomeof the Staler having already
made foch regulations as mutt put the departmenton
a new efiabliihment; it fctm: therefore, indispensa
bly requisite, that, the accounts on the present ar
rangement, be brought to a speedy and decisive close.
And whereas, feme further alteration of systems
will probably take place; it will be expedient, net
only that the accounts be soon adjured , but that a
uniform mode sor a eff?a pg this be observed through:
out the various diftr &s.
I have, therefore, thought fit to pubriffi this ad:
virufem^nt;. deeding that every Deputy or other
officer, ferviag in the Quarter Matter General's de
partment, whole appointment is immediately derived
from me or myAffirtants, to call upon all persons em
ployed by them refpeaively, to make out ex^a re
turns by the firft day cf March next, of the trims of
money due in their refpta ve diftri&s, up to that
time. And left thismeafure should be fruftrated foe
want of feafoaable fupphes of caffi ; I do hereby ra
tify all thofc, who hrte any demands on ary branch
of the de,artnst„to lay their accounts before the
proper persona with funable vouchers for a compleat
fe tirment, to the time ebeve directed.
In thofc cases where the demands cannot be paid
direaiy in each, printed certificates, will be given,
fprcifyin^ the fams due to each individual: For
Which end, blank certificates will be struck, and dis
tributed amon^ the cr?,al agents ; who are req lift
ed to rcfefter them, in books to be kept f,r the pur
pose : Cop er of which muff immediately be sent to
camp, to be lodged in rcy office ; that I may be ena
bled to afeertain a just Rate cf the debts due from the
depart ment.
NATH. G REENE, QM. G.
January 2§, 1780.
T)(>K oALE, one House and Bara, together with
, three hundred acres of land in the township of
Worthington, in the county of Hampshire, partly
under improvement. Alfa, one half of a Grist Mill
and Saw Mill on a good stream, will be disposed cf
on reasonable terms for continental money or other
predict as will fait the purchafcr. Enquire cf
Mos^ Porter of said Worthington or John Por
ter of Weft Springfield.
Weft Spring field, February 9, 1,80.
ON the night af.er the 9b instant, Litchfield
county goal was broke and the following pri
funers made their escape, v z. Thomas Knap, con
fined for treason, cf a middling fze, short black curl
ed harr, black eyes, quick fpoken.a fallow of great
addrefr- Also, William Thempfon, confined for
theft, lately belonged to Col. Sheldon's regiment of
Light D.agcons, a small likely looking fellow, about
22 years ofa^e. A;f% William Simmons, confined
for treason, a youny fellow about 22 years of age,
thick let, appears to be an iterant worthless fellow.
Also, Euo& Blakefley confined for desertion from
the continental army. The Cioaths of the above
prifonro cannot be described, as they have lately
made fame exchanges. Whoever will apprehend
and return the above prisoners io said goal a,ain
shell have for Knap 50 dollars, and for Thempfon
and Simmons 20 dollars each as a reward; and for
Bhkefley the thanks of the public's humble servant,
LYNDE LORD. Sheriff.
Litchfield, Feb. 10 1780.
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DESERTED feme time pat! from Capt. William
S z^l company of Artificers, Dayjd Clark
and Joseph Gr^n, both inhabitants of Milford, car
penters by trade. Said Clark aged about 38 years,
and Green 58. Also, Jonathan Smith, an inhabi
tant of Haddam, Joiner by trade, a,ed 21 years.
Robert Dankky, an inhabitant cf New Hartford,
aged 48 years, a Joiner by trade. Peleg Burdick,
an inhabitant of Worthington, State of Massachusetts
a,ed 28 years, a carpenter by trade. Abraham
Ferris, an inhabitant of Horfeneck, a carpenter by
trade, 59 years of %. Whoever will take up said
drferters and return them to WeR Point, or confine
them in any goal and give notice, ihall have the
above reward or fifty dollars for cither and neces
sary charges paid,
LINUS HOPSON, Lfeut.
Weft Pcint, December 15, 1779.