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ALIST of the Names of the Officers in the
five Regiments of Infantry, Connecticut Line,
1781, new arrangement.
Hon. SAMUEL H. PARSONS, Maj. General.
H@n. JEDEDIAH HUNTINGTON, B. Gen.
First Regiment.
John Durkee, Colonel.
Thomas Grosvenor, Lieut. Colonel.
Wills Clift, Major.
Captains. Robert Warner, Andrew hitch,
Edward Eells, Erastus Wolcott, jun. Lemuel
Clift, Elias Stillwell, John H. Buell, Jonathan
Heart, John Durkee, jun.
Lieutenants. Silas Goodell, Hezekiah Hub
bard, Charles Miller, Elijah Ransom, Pownal
Deming, Simeon Belding, Ezra Smith, Willi
am Adams, Ebenezer Wales, Rcuben_Pride,
Andrew Griswold, Silas Holt, Lebcus Loomis,
Lieut. Adj't. Charles Fanning, Lt. Pay Mafler,
William Higgins, Ens. Quarter Mafler; John
R. Watrous, Surgeon, Justus Storrs, Mate.
Ensigns. James Hide, Lemuel Fling, Zalmon
Reed, George Cotton, William Warmlley, Ozi
as Goodrich, William Glinney.
Second Regiment.
Human Swift, Colonel.
Jonathan Johnson, Lieut. Colonel;
Theodore Woodbridge, Major.
Captains. Joseph Allen Wright, Thomas Con
verse, John St. John, Ephraim Chamberlain,
Thaddeus Weed, Caleb Baldwin, Elijah Chap
man, James Morris, Stephen Billings.
Lieutenants. David Strong, Capt. Lieut. Jo
seph Wilcox, Othniel Clark, Cornelius Ruftel,
Thomas Stave, Philemon Hall, Henry Daggetts
Nehemiah Gorham, William Henfhaw, Samuel
DeForreft, James Bennet, Hezekiah Rogers;
Lieu. Adj't. Augustus Taylor, Liut. Pay Master,
Thaddeus Keeler, Lieut. Quarter Master, John
Simpson, Surgeon, Joseph Higgens, Mate.
Ensigns. David Beach, William M. Betts,
Ebenezer Tanner; Martin Denflow, Ebenezer
Daggett, Solomon Pinto, John Heart, William
Noyes.
Third Regiment.
Samuel B. Webb, Colonel.
Ebenezer Huntington, Lt. Colonel. l
John Palgrave Wyllys, Major.
Captains. Edward Buckley, David Parsons,
Stephen Betts, Joseph Walker, Samuel Wm.
Williams, Elisha Hopkins, John Riley, Roger
Alden, Roger Wells.
Lieutenants; Timothy Allen', Capt. Lieut.
Peter Robinson, Jabez Parsons, Timothy Taylor,
Isaac Keeller, Eh Barnam, Daniel Bradly, John
Mix, Israel Strong, William Lynn, John Meigs,
Lieut. Adj't. Natnan Beers, Lieut. Pay Master,
Ebenezer Frothingham, Lieut; barter Master,
Jeremiah Weft, Surgeon, John Rose, Mate.
Ensigns. Benjamin Dimmick, Nathan Booth,
Jaques Harman, Jabez Tomlinfon, Nathan H.
Wniting, Aaron St. John, jacti Kingsbury,
Samuel Webb.
Fourth Regiment.
Zebulon Butler, Colonel.
Ebenezer Gray, Lt. Colonel.
Abner Prior, Major.
Captains. Theophilus Munson, David Hum
phry, Ezra Selden, Henry Ten Eyck, Stephen
rotter, Enoch Reed, David Starr, Sam. A. S.
Barker, Asa Lay.
Lieutenants. Phineas Grover, Capt. Lieute
John Ball, Joseph Shaylor, David Judson, John
Mansfield, James Lord, John Hobart, Prentice
Hofmer, Thomas Farmer, John White, Elias
Robinson, Giles Curtifs, Lt. Adj't. John Sher
man, Lt. Pay Mtfjr, John Trowbridge; Lt.
Quarter Mafler, Timothy Hofmer, Surgeon,
Eneas Munson, Mate.
Ensigns. William Lord, Benjamin Norton,
Benjamin Sutlief, Jehiel Galpin, John Cleave
land, Levi Goodrich, Joel Smith, William
Baldwin.
Fifth Regiment.
Isacc Sherman, Lt. Col. Commandt.
David Smith, Major.
Benjamin Throop, Major.
Captains. William Richards, Paul Brigham,
Samuel Comftock, Nehemiah Rice, Samuel
Sanford, Afahel Hodge, David Dawrance, Selah
Benton, Richard Douglass.
Lieutenants. John Tiffany, Capt. Lt. Ephraim
Kimberly, William Colfox, Ezra Lee, Simeon
Avery, Salmon Hubbel, Ichabod Spencer, Tho
mas Anderson, James Olmftead, Robert Allen,
Joshua Whitney, Reuben Saunderson, Aaron
Benjamin, Lieut. Adj't. Richard Sill, Lieut. Pay
Mtfer, William Beaumont, Lieut. Starter
Mafler, Thomas Skinner, Surgeon, Jedediah
Ainfworth, Mate.
" T OBE SOLD BY
NORMAN BUTLE R,
At his Store, a few Rods South of the Greats
Bridge ;
Broadcloths. White G^z-,
Coatings, Do. Millmet,
Bankets, / Black Laces,
Gieen & blue Blanketing. Black and figur'd Rb
Black & white Calliman- bons,
coe„ Sewing Silk,
Camblete, Coarse & fine Thread.
Ratteen Cotton & Linen Hmd-
Embofe Serge. kerchiefs,
Co.deroy, Broad & narrow Tape.
Dowlas by the piece or Worsted & Cotton H>fe,
finale yard, Quality & Shoe Binding.
Bedtick,, Gartering,
Striped Cotton & Linen, Women's cloth & leather
Chintzes & Callieses. Shoes,
Pelong, Fur & wool Hate,
Black Mantua Silk. Pint,
Black & yellow Persians, Writing Paper,
Cambricks & Lawns, Pen Knives,
Strip'd, ban'd, and plain Knives & Forks.
Mullins.
Aifo, Teneriff and Port WINES. LOAF.
SUGAR, American SALT, &c. &c. &c.
Hatford, February 26 1781.
Ensigns. Isaiah Tiffany, Matthew Gregory
Samuel Hait, Elijah Taylor, Joseph Clark, Abner
Cole, James Benjamin.
Lt. Col. THO's GROSVENOR, Infee^or.
Major Theodore Woodbridge,) Sub
Major David Smith, ,j, Infpe&ors.
Captain David Humphry, Aid-de-camp to his
Excellency General Washington.
Captain Joseph Walker, J Aids-de-camp to
Lieut. Oliver Lawrance, J Maj.Gen.Parlons.
Captain Roger Alden, Aid-de-camp to Briga
dier-General Huntington.
F' 'avid Judson, ] Brigade Quarter Masters.
-Cite JL/ra JLee,
Rev. John Ellis, J
Rev. A. Baldwin, J Cha P hmsa
NOTICE is hereby given (for the benefit
of such as may be concerned) That the
COUNTY COURT, for the County of
Hartford, stands adjourned to the First Monday
in March next ; for the special purpose of hear
ing and determining all matters of delinquency
pending before the raid Court.
OLIVER ELLSWORTH, Attorney.
February 26, 1781. ,
To be Sold, at V ENDU E, to the higher bid
der, on the second day of March next, at Mr.
Joseph Flagg's la Hartford, at four o'clock af
ternoon,
AD WELLING Housßin faid[Hart,
ford, a few rods weft of the Great Bridge,
convenient for a Baker, or any other T alefman,
with a final! Barn belonging to the fame. The
conditions of sale will then be made known, and a
good title given, by
JOHN CABLE.
N. B. As I am about to leave the town, I de
sire all perlons that have any demands on me would
call and receive the fame. And likewlfe all indebt
ed to me, to fettle the fame, or I shall be under the
necessity of patting their accounts Into an Attorney's
hands to collc&, J. CABLE.
TO BE SOLD.
A little north of the Court House, Hartford,
BOHEA TEA by the hundred or pound, New-
England rum by the barrel or gallon, sugar by
the hundred or pound, chocolate, pepper, ginger,
home made salt, indigo, black fattin, white gauze,
Ilk handkerchiefs, cotton, do. fewing-BFa, twill and
mohair metal buttons, horn do. Holland and cam
brick thread#, cap wire, hair ribbons, Englllh pins,
writing pipes bednet do. bar tombs by the dozen,
pen knives cutcau do. refers, braf# fh:e buckles,
nail gimbleta, ten penny nails, eight prnny do.
small tacks, horse whips, and pocket borkH
NATHAN BOLLES.
Hartfort, Feb 23 1781.
R I B B O N S, %,
CALEB BULL jun. has received, and now for
sale, a new Supply of beautiful pink, blue,
White, green and black ribbons, by the p'ece or fin
gle yard, also, rich black double fattins neat Italian
sprigs for ladles head dress, black and coloured au
trich plumes, black and white silk and thread lace,
white and yellow gilt buttons of vari us pattern,,
an assortment of glass ware, women's and men's
Shoes, and a number of other articles.
Hartford, Feb. 24, 1781.
Just published, and to be SOLD at the North Door
undea the Printing Office.
LETTERS of gratitude to the Connec
ticut Pleader, the Rev. JOSEPH HUNTINQ
lON, D. D. For his LETTERS of FRIEND
SHIP, to a certain Class of Gentlemen, with Lluf-
Stations from recent Examples.
By IMPARTIALIS
" Honesty Is the best Policy."
THE Subicrioer requests all pg.fons who are
indebted to him, by book, to fettle their
accounts.
ALEXANDER WOLCOTT.
Windsor, February 24, 1781.
GOLD Necklaces of all Sizes, filve r fhee and
knee buckles, tone flrave buttons, and lady's
haa pins, may be had of ENOS DOOLITTLE at
his ihap under the Printing office Hartford. Said
DOOLITTLE repairs WATCHES as usual.
To the P BLI C."
SENSIBLE that an address to the public, in their
Gazette, reipsAing individuals, is not admiffibic
but on the ground of public danger, or in answer to
an impeachment before the public ; I shall entreat
their patience until! I communicate an idea of truth
in soberness ; the brevity in ftatiag which, rr.ay
shew the moderate estimate I put upon the piece I
answer. lam advertised by Ita Allen. Esq ; of Ver
mont, as guilty of a breach of trust reposed by the
Governor and Council and fald Mr. La; without
mentioning (as was for him prudent) said agreement;
which I totally deny. The breach it feemewsa
made by felling Mr. Temple and others a towufhlp
included in a location &c. granted by said Cover
rO: end Council, O&ober 1779, to myfelf and o
thers ; in which I must beg leave to inform whom It
may concern, that Mt. Allen is totally mistaken. 1
did fell, it is true, conditionally, to Mr. Temple,
and otheri, a chance to become a petitioner with
myfelf and company,ln a townffiip Included in a pe.
tition nevi lying before said Governor and Council,
del.vend March i,Be to Mr. Terapie's underßand
ing and fatlsfaAion ; and for What purpose Mr;
Alien hath given himfelf and the public so much
trouble, I will not at present surmise ; but beg the
public, and those who may feel intereAed in the
event, to fufpeud their judgment, until the error
exhibited by Mr. Allen, stands correAzd. or myfelf
proved to be a breaker of covenants. As to his cau
tion to the public not to purcbafe "land of me and
others, under pretence of having petitions on file#
&c. as that is no title ;" I leave the public to judge'
for themselves, whether or not it is a new idea, or *
dangerous snare., - j
Messrs. Printers, As Mr. Alien's piece, Alluded
to; is published in your paper, No. 833, please tor
insert this in your next, and you wi'l oblige, yours,
&c.JOSEPH HOLBROOK.
N. B. The fubferibers beg leave to inform tb^
public they have nofufpic!onof Mr. HOLBROOR's
integrity, though they have been acquainted with
his principles and proceedings in the land trade,&W
BENJAMIN HINMAN,
JOSEPH WOOSTER.
SHELDING CLARK.
DAVID BELLEMB ,
SHADRACH OSBORN;
ELIJAH HINMAN
TRUMAN HINMAN,
ANDREW GRAHAM;
INCREASE MOSELBY. 1
Woodbury Feb. 15, 1781.
£T is requested of Rtcruitw^-Offi ers, not <0
inlii EPHRAIM COHORSR, late a
soldier in the 2d Connr&icut Regiment, who has.
by order of a General Court Martial, been drummed
out of the Army, for desertion ; having, previous to
said sentence, been repeatedfy guilty of cowardice.
„ T. WOODBRIDGE,
Major 2d Connecticut Regiment,
High Lands, February 19, 1781.
Look out for hard and old Continental Money.
WHEREAS, the Subscriber has received
Two Warrants from the Treasurer, to col
led of the Inhabitants of the Town of Wethersfield,
and others who have rateable Estates in said Town,
Twenty four Shillings old Continental Money, and
One Penny hard Money on the Pound, to be paid
in that Money, and that only ; to be paid into the
Treasury, by the firfl Day of March next : And as
the ,Time for collecting is so Short, all Persons con
cerned, are desired, without delay, to call at my,
Hoafe. and pay their refpeAive Rates, where At^
tendance will be given to receive the fame,
A. ROBBINS, Colic®.
Wethersfisldj February 19, 1781.