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several town* in this State are desired to
X forward the eloathing ordered by a late a& cf
the General Affemb'y, aqfoon as poflible, as ti is
ranch needed especially the article of shirts. Said
eloathing will be received by Mr. Andrew Hunting
ton at Norwich : Mr. Jefhoa Eiderkin at Wind
him . Mr. Newton Whitdefy; Dr. Reuben Smith at
L tchfield, or the fubfenber at Middletown. No
cloathing is to be delivered to any person but these
ebeve mentioned. The cloathing must be accom
panied with proper invoices of rhe price it cost with
an account cf the expence of purchasing and dtli-^
veriag the time, which shall be paid as soon as mo-'
oey is obtained, of which notice wH be given by.
CHAUNCEY WHITTLESEY.
Purchasing Clothier.
M?dle'or, JUNE 28, 1779.
Two Hhundred Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from Col. Hooker's regiment in
Capt. Bates's company in Greenwich, the
n gut as er the 25th inftanr, four soldiers viz? Levi
Wohvorth Jeff. Clark, Benjamin Walker, andSamtv
el Brown abas Selahßrown Wolworth is about 21
years of age of a dark Ih complexion, thick set is a
bour § fee' 9 inches hi/h, had on when he went a
way a chech'd sh rt, and bluejacket without fl^vti,
h^ tielongs to Simfbury in t is State. Clarke is ±
beat 5 feet 4 inches high, fhert black curl'd hair,
hal on who he went away a check'd linen or wlie
homerun shirt, a jacket withon Proves a^d a pair
^ I ng trowfers, his no ive place is Sirikury.
VJ fcr is abut 18 yem of age, near the bigness of
Clarke, he belong ro Cape Cod, wore away a Wreak'd
r # 'ocen shirt waistcoat and long trowfefs. Brown is
nbonr 23 years ofi„, 6 feet hi/h, talks very broad
wore away a red b:ize va "coat and check'd long
trowfet,, u^ belongs ro Fairfield in thisSwe : Who.
ever Fell return (aid Defetters to my company at
Geanw ch in Connecticut, rr corfi e them in any
or the goal., in th;, 3 ate, and give me notice of the
fmw<hi 20 diy, frmhe dale fhVl receve the
above roward or 50 dollars for each aud all necefLry
Charges, paid by me
LEMUEL BATFS C p l .
G'^enwUb, JUNE 26 17-9
' 'AKEN o p ivux . m.tiCT Aral, and new in
A the cuflody of Jacob Riley, a fomel Horse,
about 7 years old about 14 ha d§ an^l an inch hi?h.
a fear on his off buttock tots, paces and canten,
blaze in his face off hind foot white very unruly.
Toe owner is defined to pay charges and take him
away.
ON be 2d fjme hft'ab?a was cv-rl be ween
M^deowu a d Middle Haddam off the
p ^t cf F.,r H 11, containing three B AGS with
cLa hi Papers &?. one of whch is since found at
fa d foot, and two are Bill m ffiig The above re
wa<dw!l be paid o any pc. ion who can fe'ch up
the fame; th» place where they lye is known with
in fen rod> ; 01 if t ey arealready taken up it c^hova
reward w 11 be given to any person who will return
ti^em with t^ir consents, to the Printers.
J 5 ! 7?9
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" c# . W, ^ rantlu ^f^fad^r. „
r,u < ^ • ^;.fa/r^w 50 ✓%, rc^a dtill
# 'QT cb^[s paid „
, » ILLIAM WILLIAMS.
<Qr, 7#, 3 17^9.
C rRAYEDfrom a parture in Sheffield oaths
O 20not May lift, a red roan HORSE, about
iqband. high, 8 years eld branded with tine letter
Gon the ,est (holder ;he has a white ftr r p in bis
face one white so rt or more, and a fueling on his
head. Whoever will return said horse to Joseph
Banker, a ^Branford, or to the fubferiber at Canaan,
or^ive information so that the owner may have him
again, shall be entitled to Fifteen Dollars reward and
reasonable charges paid, by
JOSEPH BARKER.
J'^ 251 '779-
Writing-Paper by the Ream or
Quire, and Prtfs Papers by the Groceor
Dozen, to be fold at the north Door under
the Printing-Office in Hartford.
WEST-INDIA RU M,
Of the fir^ Quality, just arrived, to l>e fold by the
Hogshead. Enquire cf'
JEREMIAHPL ATT.
Hartford, June 26, 1779.
loßEjolD. Wholesale or Retail at the
Store of THADEUS LEAVETT, in
Suffield,
A Variety of Broadcloths, Coatings and Lamb-
Skins, fuperfine Ratteens, Half thicks and
Druggetts Baize and Flannels, Rugs and Coverlids,
Ratinets, Shalloons and Duroys, plain rib'd and
Grip'd Callimancoes, Drawboys, Carablets and
Mecklenberghs, black blue and colour'd Manchester
Velvets, spotted and rib'd ditto, yard and 7 8 co
lour'd and black silk handkerchiefs, Gimp and
Snail, Sewing Silk, Nans Thread, Saddle Fringe,
Coat and Bread Metal and Twill Buttons, Sieve Do.
Carving and Penknives, pack and weighing Pins,
Sewing Needles, Knitting Pins, Awls and Tacks,
Sauffand Snuff Boxes, Horn and Ivory Combs, Ink
Powder, Womens Linn Shoes, White Stone Platters
and Plates. Coperas, Allura, Pepper, Tea, Coffee,
Chocolate Currants; Duck and Pidgeon S ot, Hol
low Ware sorted, German Steel, 4I 6d. Bd. rod.
andizt Niils &C.
Just come to ii^nd and to BE boLD.,
By ISAAC BISSELL, of Suffield,
E' XCELLENT BOHEA TEA. by the
, Chest or smaller Quantity, if applied for (con.
Fest S FC~K L E~S,
To BE SOLD. AT
JOSIAH BLAKELE Y's Store,
Hartford
A LD periods bavin. .any accounts icie^lc^ w^h
the e ate of Elisha Hosmer, 'late of Hart
foil deccafed are desired to bring them in to the
fubferiber in order for an immediate settlement.
DANIEL HOSMER, Adminiflrator.
Hartford June 24, 1779
STATEof VBRMON T,
THE fubferiber it efficiently authorised to call
a meeting of the original Proprietors of the
Towns cfS amfo d and Wcedfor<L ;n said S ate. H
therefore notifies them, that a meeting of the propri
etors of St mtord, w'll be held at the house of Mr.
Richard Hamblin, inholder in Middletown, on Wed
nesday the 28 h day, or l%ft wednefday of J ily in
fant, at two cf the clock afternoon; and the propri
etors ofWoodford to meet the next day, at the fame
place, fame time < fday, to choose a moderator for said
meetings, and an agent for said proprietors and to
do any other bufi^fs proper to be done at said
meetings The original proprietors rs Stamford
pr ncipilly 1 ved in the county of Hampshire, fiae
ot Maffachuftiti-Bay ; and those that fold, princi
pally fed to gentlemen in the r oun+y of Hartford.
The original proprietor of Woodford principally
1 ved in the towns of Middletown, Durham, and
Wallingford, t cirafi?r* not known. All concern
ed are desired to attend ftid inectn, cither in their
own performs, or others properly authorised to a& for
them, to all intents and purposes as though they
were penally present themselves. Matters that
near!, concern the proprietors will then be hid he
fire ft d mee ing a> daa,d upon ; ary that do not
at end as ?forefaid mufl not con plain if they are for
ever excluded fr m anv shire in fad b^d^
BENJAMIN HENSHAW.
MVr^wn, July 3 '779
Deserted Torn my company of A morars,
mplcyer' m lie rmb!ic works at Springfield,
CH Rt.Es LEDY \RD a Frenchman, bht (peaks
E •guffi as wdi a h- mother tongue, about „ yevs
of a e, a mdltng set fellow, about 5 fret 6 inches
high, a oile complexion, wears sandy short hair and
beard; had 01 when he went away an old light
browntomefpun coa\ < zabrig trowfers, and an
old felt 'a ; he was <1 inlifted artificer for 3 years,
received t is ekah*nd bounty, is an inhabitant of
Farmington, who vtr takes up Did deserter and
cc! fines him in any foal, or returns him to bit duty
fh,il be entitl'd to thirty dollars and all ueceffary
charges paid by me.
WILLIAM BARTON, Capt. Armorers.
Springfield, June 25, 17,9.
TAKEN up by t : Sroicnbci. ue 4 rh inst.
atßowN HORSE wnhaSADDLE
and BRIDLE; The Horse is branded with the
letter Fon there -buttock and a heart on the right
{holder ; paces, trots arid canters, fi a r in his fore
head, shod all round. Hogg fcn Saddle. The
owner may have them again; by proving bis property
and paying charge,. J
STEPHEN HILLS.
Hartford, (Orford Society) July 8, 1779.
HARTFORD COUNTY. J^ if V)7f
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all to whom it
doth or may concern that libels are filed before
jmß2± Hamlin Esq; Judge cf the Count, Court
in the county of Harrterd, egainft the Sloop Tryon,
Isaac Robinson late trailer burthen about 40 tons,
her tackle apparel and cargo : And also a,,inff the
Schooner Yorir, Gilbert Conklin late master, bur
then abcut 30 tons, her tackle; apparel and cargo, in
favour cf Thomas Seller, Simeon Tyler and Samu
el Shaylcr commanders cf three aimed vessels pro
perly ccmm ffioned andconfor+ed together and theif
affocia es, who took ihe flrop T.yon and Schooner
York upon the,high f<as, and lent them into th 4
county of Hattfs d; and for the tryal of the jnftice
cf said captures the maritime court in the county of
Hartford, will be, I eld at Harford in hid ccunty,
on the 10 h day cf August next, at wkich time all
petfons claiming property in either cf said vessels;
their tackling, apparel and cargo may appear, aid
shew reason, if any they have, why the laid sloop
and febooner, with their tackle, apparel and car,,
should net be adjudged as lawful prize to the cap
tors. By order of the Judge,
GEORGE WYLLYS, Register of said Court;
Hartford, Jine 24, 1779.
W —A~T E D,
A Pair of good Serviceable H ORSE S, about
15 hands high, or upwards,that are handfeme,
web ma ch'd, and well broke to a carriage. Any
person having such a pair to dispose of may hear of
a purchaser (by whom a generous price will be given)
by a Pplyi R < to the Printers.
N. B. Biy'* will be pre r e red.
° T~() EoOLD
JABEZ BINGHA M,
A Large Quantity of White Fine LOGS
and MASTS now in Cenneßi cut River.
Any performs mebring to purchase, may ap
ply to Mr. J hn E'y, in W Sprnrfield, or Mr. John
Watson, in Hertford, or said Bingham, in South-
Hadley.
Just come to hand and to be dcld.
By AUGUSTUS KE N T,
InSuFFr e LD ;
A Quantity of Philadelphia BLADDER
SNUF F, cf the belt quality, very cheap,
by the hundred or single bladder if applied for soon.
Also, a few pinnds good PEPPER.
Claremont, June 17, 1779.
THESE may certify all persons who it may
concern, that wherein we have had thoughts
of WI LL lAM I BA R NES on account of
theft, we are fully fetched, and desire to reflore his
Credit again in full.
JO H N ADKI NS.
TAKEN up by the fubferiber the 20. h of June
irftint a black HOR S E, about 15 hands
bi^h, trets and p^ces one white hind foot, a fiar in
his forehead, no brand. The owner is desired to
prove his property, pay charges and take him awa-r.
GIDEON WEBSTER.
H,-<f- r , fo~, 2 9 , !, 9.
TP'O Ov buiti uy the buDiuno&r -FA R M
ly ne :tn Glattenbury containing two hun
dred and t^o merer, a firal 1 part under improvement,
the rest cover'd with a fine young growth of timber.
Also a fniall D selling House, and half an acre of
good Land, lying in Middletown (Upper Houses )
furtable a r d convenient for a trader or tradesman.
For further particulars er quire cf M.. Stephen Mix
Mitchell, in Wethersfield, or the fubferiber ia South-
Hadley.
DAVID MITCHELL.
Jr>Jv 12. 1779.
STOLEN from the fubferiber the Ift day cf July
L 779, 1 young bay H ORSE, two years old
pad, a very large one of his age, the off hind foot
white, is dockt, a white streak down his face, a dark
mane turn'd ever tie eff fide ; a new hunting saddle,
the hoofing was lin'd with leather, with a furtcut
mail'd on with a pair of new,mail flraps, it was doa
ble breasted, of a mixi colour, with metal buttons ;
also, a new bridle with a killer which he was tied
with, by. the road at Thomas Stillfall's, in Han
cock, he was taken away between day light and
dark. Whoever will return said horse with faddie,
bridle, halter, furtcut and thief, shall have two
hundred dollars reward, or a reward in preportion
for any of them.'
Jeremiah CoorprcM.
To be exchanged for flax, or VJefr. India
or Con#ehtal Bills, choice good Tobacco bv
SETH OVERTON
CHATHAM, July 13, 1779.