The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-08-08 00:00:00, page 4

To be Sold, at the Store of
PETER VANDERVOORT,
A little Eaii of the North End of the Great Bridge
in Hertford.
BEST while, powdered and Mufcovado Sugar,
Callico. black Daroy, black Say, black D/aw
boy, white and brown Backram, Mullin, silk Gauzes
black and white Catgut. Milliner, Lawn; Licet,
Bunoty, Jane, Lawn and check Handkerchief*,
'white; brown and colour'd Tintah Mohair and
Twist, bast fprig'd Lawn,A,tons, % Tape, Qua
lity Binding, common, crocked and Ivory Coipbs,
Sickle#, Shoe and Knee Buckles, Penknives, Razors
Stiffer#, Lock#, Hinges, Iron Roops, Spanish Brown
and Yellow Oaker.
Alfa. Pepper and be! Indigo for Hard Money,
—'^^ Molds exchanged for Grain.
To BE SOLD FOR- HARD MONEY only,
A NEGRO BOY, about if years of a^e. He
can do any fort of House Work or Farming
Bafineft, and is fold for want of employ. Also, a
fecood hand CHAISE. Enquire of the Printers.
By BENJAMIN PEFOON;
4t the Store of Silas Petoon, in Stockbridge, for
Hard or Continental Money, at as reasonable
prices as the times will admit of,
A Good assortment of European, and India goods;
viz. Holland ind Irish Linens, Black Saltan,
Capalhien Silk, Black and White Gaufe, Green
Durant. Bieck Cpliminco, Nankeen, Black Pelong,
Satten and Sarsenet, Bieck Laci. Chintz, Cambrick,
Pin#, Thred, Knives and Forks, Fans, Sewing Silk,
Pen-Knives. Silk Handkerchiefs, and Writing Pa
per, &c.
N. B. The fabfcriber has also Vinegar for sale at
fa ; rf (lore, and Rock aad Lisbon Salt, for hajd mo
ney only.
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
RUN away from Elisha Hale, Constable, on the
zd indent, JOHN STRONG, under an arrest
for puffing counterfeit eighty dollar bill#, continen
tal currency of the emission of January 1779 ; is a
thick set fellow, hr, short black hair, about 5 feet 9
inches high. Whoever will take up said prisoner
and return him to me, or feaure him in% ny goal and
give me intelligence so that I can have him again,
mail have the above reward and leceffiry charge#
pad, per BLISHA HALE, Constable.
Glirtenbury,, July 10, 1780.
STOLEN out of the pifture, of the Subscriber,
in Suffic'd, on the night of the i&h inflint, a
Black M A R-8, ne(r 14 hand hi^h; 7 years old,
well made, trots and paces, shod before, no brand.
Whoever willtake up said Mire, and return her to
Ine frfbfcr'ber, or give information where £he may
be had, ihill be generously rewarded, by
JOHN ASHLEY.
Suffield, July 26, 1780.
T) ROkB into ti^Tneiofuß of the Subscriber,
P —time in May left, a light coloured Brown
HORSE io years old, natural trotter, no brand.
The owner is cleared to pay charges, and take hii
d *% . AGIFT HILLS.
Weft Simfbury, July 20, 1780.
vo'r fr:
By DANIEL HINSDALE
A f ^ Store occupied by J o fi,h W. Gibbs,
"0 ""' ''"'' ° r Gal'on ; Bottleand
B ^ d " Snuffi bea Bohen Tea ; Indigo;
n Nutmegs. LkcCTfc, a fmall' quantity of
y Goods, among which are Irilh Linen. Bedtick
Gatizt; Silk Handkerchiefs by the dozen or single '.
_ : r™ d ! Buckram ; Douhfs, & : . & c .
ST RAYaD or ^Stolen o^~^ftl^ffit^
Cornell, Brooks, at Cheshire, an the Night after
the 13th of July, a sorrel MARE, four years old,
hands high, a foil white Break in the face, pace!
and trots. Whoever shall take up said Mam and
re^fafto the fubfeiber, &'1 have a hendro^ rc
ward, and all tufonable charges, paid by me
, EPHRAIM WARNER.
I"« 15, 1780.
A NCE, by Samuel Burb, in Hart
ford. W.>o has for sale, INDIGO by the Calk
or less Quantity, very cheap so. Continental Cur.
rency. ( fapplied for soon,) S UGAR by the Hhd
or Barrel, COFFEE by the bxg.'
July 24, 1780.
THIS is .0 forbid all perfc^^nfiing or dealing
w.th Haldah. the wife of me the fubfenber;
* I shall pay no debts of her confabng after this
^ , , AMOS HALL,
^.^Qtog Jaly 18, | 7 h
% ^ Sold, at P RIP ATE SAL E.
THE well known Grist Mills, Dwelling -House
and Tenement, fpcious Store House, Barn#
&c. &c. together with about 70 acres of Land, in
cluding a few acres of meadow and bearing orchard,
fitted on the Wippingen Kill, in Pleasant Val
ley, Great Nine Partners, Dutchefs County and
State of New- York, on the-great road leading from
Poughkeepsie to Sharon ; have two pair of stones,
a very, large mill house two dory high, eighty feet
l on z by thirty, wid^ ; the buulting mills, &c. go all
by wate- f u eh is the reputation of these mills,
wantin ° neither water or custom, and excellent
stand , 7 mercantile business, that none exceed# it.
Ihe te^. will be made easy to the purchaser, on
p^ing down a part thereby and fecaiing the re
mainder. Enquire of the Printer, and for partica
lars cf John Barnas, on the premises.
Pleasant Valley, July 6, 1780.
State of Connecticut, ff; ) T)UBLIC notice is
County of Hartford, j | hereby given,
thata libel is filed before the fabferitier and others,
the Judges of the Maritime Court for the county of
Hartford. by Seth Wetmore, fnfpe&or of Provision#
for the town of Middletown, again# sundry goods
found in sundry places in said Middletown, said to
be imported from Long lfland or foirie other island
or place in the potfeffion and under the controul of
the,eneciy; contrary to the law. of ,this State ; all
which goods were seized on the 6th %, of July
infant, and apprized as the law directs ; and for
the triah of the juflice of said seizure a court will h'
holdup at Hartford, in the caunty aforcfaid, on the
29th da, of Auguff now next ensuing, where all
pcifous claiming property in said goods may appear
and ffieyj reason if any the, hafe why they should
not be adjudged forfeited according to hw, Dated
at Middletown, the nd day of July, A. D. 1780.
JABEZ HAMLIN; ,
J^dßeoftheMaratinreCourt in theC'ounty of Hirtford
ST'aTtfCof V E R MO N T.
WHEREAS application is made to me the fut
fcriber, by more than one fifteenth part of
the proprietors of the townships of Philadelphia aad
Chittenden, to call a meeting of said proprietors.
These are therefore to warn the proprietors of t!fe
aforefaid townships, to meet at the hoafe of Capt.
Elihu Smith, innholder in Clarindea in said county,
on Wednesday the 30th day of Augufl next, at nine
o'clock in the morning, to aft on the following ar
ticles, viz. 1. To choose a Moderator. 2. To choerfe
a Proprietors Clerk for each town. 3. To choose a
Committee to lay out public lots. 4. To choose a
Committee to lay out public high ways. §. To
choose a Tzeafurer. 6. To fee if the proprietors of
the township of Chittenden will proceed to lay out
a fecund division a# soon as the firft divifon is com
pleated. Also all the back cofl for surveying said
township will then be paid up, if not feoner dis
charged, and to do any other bufinef# proper to be
done at said meetings.
THOMAS ROWLEE; Juftiee Peace.
Bennington County, May 15, 1780, 9
WHEREAS application has been made to me
the fubferito by more than one fifteenth
part of the proprietors of a certain new townlhip of
land called PEACHAM, which townffi'p was gran
ted by Benning Wentwerth, Esq; a late governor of
New-Hampshire, to Phineas Lyman, Esq; & others;
requeuing that a meeting of the said proprietors
might be called to a& upon the several articles here,
after mentioned. These are therefore to notify and
warn the proprietors of said township, to aflemble
and meet at the court house in Newbury, in the
county of Gloce^er, in New-Hamplhire Grants, so
called, on Wednesday the 20th day of September
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then and there
after c^cofing a Moderator, to a& upon the follow
ing articles, viz. 1. To fee whether the proprietor#
will confirm the remainder of those lots which were
fold by Jacob Bayley, Esq; to the persons who now
claim them. 2. To fee whether the proprietors
will divide their land by pitching or by draught.
3, To fee if ths proprietors will confirm those lots
which are pitched upon proprietors rights to the
perlon# who pitched them and now possess them.
4. To& - hat sum of money the proprietor# will
raise in < J lion to what is already railed for the
purpose 01 during road#. 5 , To'fee whether the
proprietor# will choose a committee to view the
pitches which are made upon proprietors rights, and
make report to the proprietors in order for confirm.
Mion. 6, To aft upon any other matter that the
proprietors Ihall think neceffiry.
Wm. Chamberlain, Clerk fcr said Proprietor#
Concord, July 1780. '
§ls READY MONEY is expeaed fer Infests#
Adv&tifements in this Paper.'
Wethersfield, July „, i,g o ;
Mr. THOMAS DENNY,
TANNER AND CURRIER,
BEGS leave to acquaint his cudomers, that his
expensive baildinfl are now so finiffied and
compleated^ that he is now ready to take in all the
H&s and Skins that may be brought to his works
to be tanned and carried. He would iikewfe ac
quaint those that want carrying done Separate from
the tanning, that he can now receive at hi, works fll
tanned Leather to carry, having plenty of help,
and every thing necessary to dd their work in the
moa compleat order. He also begs leave to put
them in mind that the sooner the Hides and Skins
are brought to the works after being taken off the
creature the better, as the leather is Wronger and
will wear much longer far being put as soon as may
be into the vatts. Mr. Denny's works are so con
trived that he take)Hides and Skins in, at all Q
sons. Winter as well a, fammer; and the Leather
will be delivered hit cuflomer# at the following
space of time : All Calf Skin, in four months from
the time of receiving at the works : Upper, Saddle
and Harness from fetfen to ten months ; fol Lea
ther from ten to thirteen months. He hopri the
country will be so pleased with his work that they
Will do all in their power to encourage so valuable,
large and elegant a set cf works, which are the be&
Upon this ~o:M.niint. Heafrires the country every
attention &#li be paid to please his cufomers, and
irioft regular attendance, at all feafonr, con&intly
given at his works, and the smallest fivour be ac
knowledged by the public's,very humble fovant,
THOMAS DENNY.
N. B. Mr. Deanr ^vut id let those cuflomers know
that brought Skins b^fo^ the fir# of February, that
their Leather is now re^y to be delivered.
RUN-away from ^ffabfmber on the 18th of
June lad, a Servant Boy. Qout 15 years of
age, named Gidddn Owea. of a fight oompleaioq
dad light hair, a guilty fox eye j had on when he
went away, a light brown coat and veil, linen trow
fees ripd a flraw hat. Ido hereby forbid all persons
harbouring or crediting him on my account.
Whoever Will take ap said Boy and return him td
me the fubferiber at Canaan, ffiall have fiv, dollars
reward and no charges paid, , ',
DANIEL BEEBE.
Jnne 22, 17£o.___ _-
MirCu^oraers are hereby informed I foal] afford
the Conneaicut Courant in each town, either
agreeable to my printed Propofali, or at the rate of
two bcihels of Wheat, or an equivalent, per year,
Those who do not agree to these Proposals may pay
up their accounts in four weeks from this date, and
difeoritinue their Papers; or lignify they agree to
them by continuing. Those who do not sy n the
printed proposals muff ex,nA to m,ke quarterly pah
^eots. JOHN PRESTONS
July i,fa
STATE of CONNECTICUT.
Hartford County, July 22, 1780,
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all whem it
doth or may concern, that a libel is filed before
the fubferibing authority, again# a quantity of Glass
Ware, confiding of Decanters, Bottles and Tum
blers, which were imported from Lon^ Inland or
fume other ifand or place in the potfaffion or un
der the controul of the enemy, contrary to the form
and effeA of the Estates of this State, made for pre
venting Illicit Trade, and found and fizzed and in
ventoried according to law in Farmington, in the
county aforefaid, by Isaac Bidwell of said Farming
ton, the inventory amounting to fifteen pounds ele
ven Killings and three pence lawfir mr, g) : And
for the trial cf the jufiige of said seizure a court
will be held at the dwelling boufe of Phineas L&wis
in Farmington aforefaid, on the 14 b day r& Augud
next, rt 2 o'clock afternoon, at which time all per*
fon# claiming property in said good*,may appear
and shew reason, if any they I^-% r> : . # .u tad
good# should not be adjudged forfeit, ^od drfpofed
of according to law.
OLIVER ELLSWORTH, f& W.
SOLITON WH@^ ftp, F^'%
STATE of VERMONT.
Sh^on, ^fr z 6 tyh
WHEREAS application 1@ bee^ ur.^ v, r^,
by more than a fcr^i ) pm of tl:^ propri
etors cf the townftrp of BETHEL, to ,^M '?^t
ing of said proprietors: Th;,^ ^^ h to .
puolic notice to these wbe *\g rente ucd. to meet
, beh °^ of Col. JcL&. ft, w fociU^,l on
the §tb day bl SeptanOr, , x ., wa&cn t fol
lowing articles, v% O. ^ ,M^^^ '
To choose j Propk& . •. ^ „
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