The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-11-28 00:00:00, page 4

Fifty Silver Dollars Regard;
TH E night cfohe ,h tofiant, the Shop and
Duriling- Houft cf the Sul scribe-r were broke
cpin, and three silver canns, two large porrengert,'
two cream pots, one fall cellar, two pair fa ar tongs,
and fondry table and t<a fpebes ; allo, about nine
pounds in hard money a quantity cf continental
bill, and this Rate's new bills, slfo old bills cf five
{hillings, &c. with fame otl er a titles, ware fiolen
and carried cff. Ito articles of plate were ma,kt
with the letters T K, H. K. and H. P. with other
lattes on feme cf them. Whoever fh^ll apprehend
the thief or th.eves and fecute there, so that they may
be brought to jurtice, and re.urn the above articles
to the fubfciber, fhdl lave the above rewa d, or ten
pounds hard money for the articles, a generous re
ward will be given for any part < f them or infor
mation where they may be had, and all ntceffaiy
charges paid. If any person will return te articles
of Plate only, his name fhafl be kept secret and no
queftiona afktd.
ELISHA PITKIN.
Hartford. Nov. 17 1780
BROKE into the inclofura of the untender, in
July raft a black S ear. with awhile face and
beily, one year old left fprlng, raukt with a half
crop under fide the left ear. The owner is desired
to pay charges and take him away.
SAMUEL COOLEY.
Bolton, Nov. 8, 1780.
BROKE Into the fabfenber's inclofnre the Ard
of oa. a dark Red Mare Colt, 2 years old
pad. no brand. The owner is defined to pay char
ge and take her away.
TITUS ALLEN.
Hartland, N v. 8, 1780.
THESE are to warn the Inhabitants of the town
of Ssbfbury, and others that have Rates to
pay to the fubferiber on the Lils of 17,4 17755
1776, <777 and 1778, are requeued to make im
mediate fetJement ; their compliance will be very
agreeable to the fubferiber, and if the requel is not
complied with, it may be very difsgreeable to the
obftinattg for the fubferiber is determined to have
his bills fettled as soon as time will permit.
NATHAN DAUCHY, Collector.
Sabfb^ry, Nov. 7, 1780.
rinr-rATL '
A SLOOP of ico Tons burthen, with her land
ing Rigging, Cable. Anchor, Cordage and Can
vas suitable to complete her except light fails. One
Ditto of 55 Tons burthen, with h# Sails, Rigging,
&c. &c. Three Quarters of one Dato, 80 Tons
burthen, with every think; eompltte. and almufi every
article engaged for a veyare to the Weft-Indies, may
be got ready to fail within three weeks. Any per
son inclining to purchase the whole cr any part cf
the above vefftls, may have an opportunity on rea
sonable teams, by applying to
JOHN OLCOTT.
Hartford, Nov. <7BO.
I Hr ber returns nis near^nnam^o
£ these Gentlemen who have favoured him with
their custom for the ConnefUcut Courant. Hr de
fies those Indebted to him for the fame to male im
mediate payment, as he is obliged to make a fetih
ment with the Printers, which alone ran enable him
to continue in the business. ELI CLAP.
Sourtamp on, Nev. 14, 1780.
rirtAKEN up by the fubferiber at Hertford,
I some time in November, one ydketfSTEARS„
one with a red and white fict ; the other a yellow-
Issi red, fireaked, marked with a crop in the ear.
The owner may have them again by raying charge#,
and applying 'o JARED OLCOTT,
Hanford, Nov. 20 1780.•
Ydßk 3ULD °
By NATHANIEL PATTEN,
a few Rods North es he Sia a-House, Hartford:
Barr-Iron & Weft-India Rum.
NEXT week win be printed, bound and ready
i (al- the PSALMS of DAVID, by
J. W ATTS D. D.--- Those who have saved
1 ggs may fend them, and have their bocks ; and
those that have already fer.t them Ukewife.-.-All
thole who w !' be such fiends to literature and
then country, as io save their cotton or linnen RAGS,
wll find their acecmot in it by fending them to
their bumble servant,
NATHANIEL PATTEN.
He f'ord N ^ 20 1780.
Othmars al d Crew at the bloop Hamim.
i concerned in the Prize Sc^ooer Brit sh Le
gion and Sloop Susannah ; are defined to call on
&, Amas East Haddam far their Prize Money.
Hartford, Nov. 10, 1780.
/"J"™ AKEN up in Assisi I*B, and now in the'
1 cuflody of the fubferiber a Red Lined S ear.
2 years old left spring, raaikt wiha crep off the off
ear, and a half penny the under fide of the fame.
The owner is desired to prove his property, pay
charges and take hifo away. -,
JOEL MINER.
. Hartland, Nov. 9, <^B^
Tf-tAKEN #p, th a rawing condit on, abcu & the
I middle of OAober lass, a back 1 ned HEIFER
white under her belly, one year old lal spring, fnall
of her age, her left ear looks as if it had b^eu f,cM
bitten. The owner is difired,o pay charges and
file ber away. HATH* WOODWARD.
^oveniry. N v 16 i^^
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
LO ST by the Subferiber, on the ajd ultimo,
between New Britain and Landlord fames
Cowles, in Farmington. a large shap'd leather
POCKET BOOK; containing a number cf
very valuable pipers, cf use to no one but the owner,
about 20 dollars Continental, and 7 Killings in S ate
money. Wkceve fhail find fad bock and return'
it the fubferiber, lining in New Britain shall receive
the above reward.
ELIJAH HINSDALE.
November 10, 1,80.
LOST, in Wert Hartford, between John Bribing,
and Eljah Tryon's, a Black Leather Pocket-
Book, containing 7 twenty Drilling bills, one half
crown and I one (hilling bill. State Money. ORC
Continental Bill, two or three pieces of filv«r„ two
letters from the W d. Baldwin of Canaan, one broken
fiene button, one old knee beckle, James Treat's
name wrote in the book. Whoever finds said bock
and will leave it with its conte ts at the Prin in -
Office, Ihal have forty fullings slate money reward,
and no quertieme alked.
November 1780.
BROKE Into the fabfenbers palate feme time in
September lart, a brown yearling STEAR, a
little white on his back and under his belly, no car
mark. The owner is desired to pay char es and
take him away. ABEL WEST.
North Bolton, Nov. 16, 1780.
At a Meeting of die Proprietors cf the township of
Wethersfield, in the county of Cumberland and
S ate of Vermont, held in said town on rite 29th
day cf August last ;
VOTED a Tax on all the lands in Wethersfield,
for the purpose of building a Meeting House.
and making coeds in said town of fix pence an ac-e
in hard money, or an equivalent, to be paid to ir e
at or before the fir# day of May next , then all the
lands the tax not paid, are to be adv rtifad, and a
{efficient quantity of it fold at Public Vendue to p^y
the tax and necessary claws.
WILLIAM UPHAM, Cjlh&or.
Wethersfield, November 10. 1780.
"^)m4l quantity of German &eel, Hart and Club,
* and American Blistered S^el, Shot Makers
Hammers; Kn ves and Pincers, Gold Smiths Pliers
and Cutlers, Table Hinges, to be fold for Hard or
Couric tel Money, by
JARED STEVENS.
Hartford, Nov. 20. 1780.
TAKEN up by the fubferiber. in a fuffering
condition, a light fared coloured HORSE;
with a white freak in his fee, feme feattering white
hairsoa his back, is of a reidling size, trots and
paces, aboet 8 yeareold. The owner Is desired to
pay charges and take him away"
ELISHA MAYHEW,
Norfolk, Nov. 13, 1780.
IF a number of young Gentlemen, not less than
eleven, already fitted for College, who wiffi for
an education less extensive than a collegiate one, will
apply to the fubferiber before the firft of January,
they may be foinifhed with InEraaion in the bran
ches cf learning, commonly taught at colleges dur
ingthe lira year, for Twenty Shillings hard money
per quarter, under the direftion of
TIMOTHY DWIGHT.
Northampton, Nev. 8 1780.
■w ■ =~c—te—tc&mtmtmratHmroflflmtdZteßßqmtttCCtgtTCUCTt ro—Bcrotß—e-
ST RAYED from u>i oarn of the Subfenbe/, a
dun colour'd M A R E, abou; 14 and a quarter
hands high, a white face and hollow in it, trots all,
and has the hair worn off her back in several places.
Whoever will take up said mere, and give notice to
the fubferiber ihail be entitled to a haedfome reward
for their trouble, and all charger.
, JOSIAH BLAKELEY.
Hartford, Nov. 10, 1780.
-R7E A D Y M~ 0 N EY -
Given for Linen & Cotton RAGS,
At the PRINTING-OFFICE.
STRAYED from IfcKv Leontis, of Tcrrin^e%
about the firft cf May last, a Black Mate COLT
2 years old, no brand, not doekt. Whoever will
take ap laid Colt shall have a handsome reward, and
all necessary charges paid by
ISACHAR LOOMIS.
Torrington, Nov. 16, 1780.
CITRAYED from ue fubfaiber feme tsm^ kfi
) summer, two Red HEIFERS, coming two yerjs
old markt with a crop tiff the right e^, one a little
lined upon the back. Whoever will take up Grid
trays and return them to the owner, shall bl Land
fcmely rewarded, by
NATHAN DAVIS.
Harwinton. Nov. 15, 1780.
TAKEN up de 26,§ cf Sipumber, a Red Reaa
MARE, 7 years old. 14 bauds and an inch
hgh. trots and canters, part Engl ffi, a Bar in hr
forehead. 3 white feet, no brand, newly Died before;
Allo a Red Roan Harfs CJt, t year old, a far la
his forehead. The owner is desired to pay charges
and take them away.
AARON CLARK, jun.
Southampton. Nov. si, 1780.
State cf Conne&eut,'
By the CAPTAIN GENERAL:
To the Officers and Men of Colonel Jhduthan
Baldwin's Regiment cf Artificers# belonging
to thi S ate.
NOTICE is hereby given, That by the Re 4
solve cf the General Assembly, you are en
titled to every Privilege granted to the Connea.cuf
Line in the A:roy ; and all who belong to this
Sta^, and have deferred or absented tlemfelvn from
favd Regiment, are hereby ordered forthwith to
join the fame, and on their so doing they are here
by recommended to Favour, and to be exceed
from Pun fhmen for their Absence.
GIVEN under my Hand, in the CcuncO-
Chamber, at Hartford, this nth Day ©f
N vfember. 1780.
JONATHAN TRUMBULL
1 O^T, on toe ran between tire upper end Eats-
L Windsor and Glafobury Meeting Huufe, a
Durant Pocket Book, lined with red. conuinir^
360 Conunea ai Dollars one-Hard DoPar otc Gold
Ring, two yards ft? p&d Ribbon. Whoever will
return said book, with its consents, to the Printers
hereof or to J feph Mefely of Gla£enbur, o £hzll be*
handsomely rewarded,
G^e bury. Nov, if 1780,
One 'Thoufand Dollars Reward.
ON the the night of the iith infi. the fhep of
the i.bchber was broke open, and {ebbed of
13 HATS vz. 4 bever, cf the natural ceurar of
the furr without linings; 2 black do. with reddish
linings; 1 carter; 1 bever. 'and 1 carter new&el;
I large felt, part wore, with a tinsel band, 3 while
d ; allo one pair cf brass fcalCT and anumber
of other armies. Whoever will apprehend ana &-
cute said turn or thieves, fa thrt he or ti„ may be
brought to jafice, and the owner receive tit [tods
again shall receive the above reward by see.
THOM AS FULLE R.
Hardwick, Oft,ber 12 1780
LOST on the sth of Novtrober-TnftetT^^^
Southington and this place, a Parchment Packet
Boot, containing a State N^e from Maffirchofefas-
Bsy, of Four Hundred and Fifty P uadito the heft
of my knowledge, the property oi Elijah Wife, red
ft mt letters cf account item the Auditors of Sek
thment with the owner of said beck. Whoever
takes up said Pocket Book, and will leave it at ^®r.
Bull's, in Hartford, or will bring it to me in Wee-
Springfield, shall have One Hundred Dolto msa^
and the favour gratefully acknowledged by tWk
humble fervent,
ELIJAH DAY. Lieut. 7th MaC Regl
Novara er 8 1780.
BAoRe into ine inclofare. <fthe Sab&rfto;.
the night as er the 17th of O&ober intaa, *
' a % e Black HORSE fev<n or eight yewe cM,
a large star in hit forehead ; branded on Wie inam
the^h, with die letters Yd. mod all round, rants rodl
centers well. T»e owner is denied & pun lie
property, p^y r' —m, and take him a^ay.
ROGER NOBLS.
Weftfield, /3 0 > 1780.
F~o r
AT the Foot of Enfield Falls. Fiby ot Sire
Thoufind of goad Whne Pine SHINGLES#
for which Grain, good tank'd Shoe Leather, Had.
State's or Continental Money will be tsken in py
ra^t MOSES ALLEN.
Enfield. OAober 31, 1780.
PhTatEa to be lulo at the Noroi
Door under the PRrNTiN<-O,Bicii.