The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1778-08-04 00:00:00, page 4

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, . Hartford cotir//, July it, L/)8.
FUBLICK notice is hereby given to all to whom
it doth, or may concern that a libel is filed be
fore Jabez Hamlin gfq; mdge of Hie county court in
the county of Hartford, agdinft the fioOp Jenny,
burthen about ten tons Philip Milligan late master,
her tacklin apparel and cargo in favor of Ebenezer
Egtefton commander ofth^ armed fchconer, cak'd
the Hawk, and his associates who took her irp^n tie
high seas and sent her into the county of Hartford
'and for the tryal of the Judice of said capture tie
martime court for the county of Hartford, will be
held at the Court House in Hartford on Tuesday
the eighteenth day of August, 17;° at which time
all persons claiming property may appear and &ew
rebonlh any they have why the said loop with her
apparel and cargo should net be adjudged as law
ful prize <o the captorsapd fetters forth agreeable to
the prayer of the libellant.
By order of the judgte,
George Wyllys Redder of laid Court.
Hartford, July 14 1778..
ANOTHER Section of Dr Doddridge's Ad
dreis to the Mailer of a Family is now pr:n
ted and ready for delivery. The firft ed'ticn prn
ted • ere was delivered to ti.e fubfetibers at 6/ the
dozen, tho' the price of every neceflary of life dou
bled between the time of fubferrbihg and 'ebvery.
Thirty fix Shillings the dozen, v ould not be lughet
than every kind of country produce; but as thepub,
location was set on foot for the advancement of reli
gion, the Printers will content tbemtelves vrilh
twelve, trie lowest that can be taken without fitter
ing more in their interest, than any honest man wou'd
&4re them ? o do.
The boo<s are ready to be delivered to fubferi
beu or others, by the Rev'd, Mr. NATHAN
Strong.
T!fr ••.>. ± R teJt+TCrßfyzttv„fe.a, trtmafctmra ^&.uAirco~ <=.
'AKEN and now in the pofeFon of t' e fub°
% further a monte coloured Mare, with , blaze
in her face wlite feet, no brand, four years old, na
tural pacer al cut fourteen hands high. The ow
ner may have her by proving his property, and
paying charges. Noadiah Hooker.
Farmington, July 8, 1778. 2
BROKE into the pasture cf the fubferber about
the middle of June last, a fcrrel'MAßE three
yens old, about 14 hands high, trots and paces a
white ftrp '" her face both bind feet white, is un
ruly. The owner ma^, have her again by proving
his prop rty and paying charges. Apply to
Samuel Parker.
Coventry, (th focey) July 21. 1778. #
. LL persons having any demands on the elate
J^ of Paul Simons latecf Eafl Windsor, in North
Bolten for'etv deceased are desired to hrin^ in their
accounts for settlement to the fubferiber on the third
Sad fourth Tuesdays in July and all'thofe indebted
are desired to make immediate payment to me the fub^
fctiber, Mary Simons, Adnynifbatrix.
North Bolton July 14, 1778.3
—PO^rOFFICE HA^FORDr"~-^
/"''"HE fubferiber hereby requehs such gentlemen
as ire in arrears for polage, either to call or
lend a servant to difeharge them; also to repeat it
every three months, which is the time be fettles
with the General Post Office : Those that negled
and oblige him to call on then)whl for the future
Be charged commiffons, adequate*to the trouble.
THOMAS HILDRUP, D. P. M.
_My 2i,
GUM Camphire Oar to be foldby Davt»Buell
of Litchfield, by the cake, lb. or smaller qttan
ty. July M^r^ —
Juftcome to hanef, and to be fold.
By NATHANIEL PATTEN
Book-binder, and Uaticner, a little weft of the Court-
House Hartford,
BIBLES, Testaments Spelling Books, Psalters,
Primmers Watts Lyric Poems , Watts Psalms
and Hymns boundin one Volume, or separate, Tate
and Brady's ditto, Watts Divine songs Proof
Catecbifms, the Death of General Montgomery who
was slain Forming the City of Quebec, Popes essay
on Man, Chauncy's twelve sermons Ruffelis seven
ditto, the Bible in miniature Clerk's introduction to
the making of latin Accidence Nomenclature's
Song Books Pocket Books, Account Books Record
Books, Alphabets Writing Paper, Pians, Needles,
&ombs Indigo, &c. &c. &c.
Hartford, July 14, 177& 3
N. B. He carry's an the book binding in all its
various branches and mould be glad to ptirchafe
tann'd ffieep or lamb skins, cotton or linen rags,
calves pates &c. Great allowance te those who buy
'•fell again.
q^AL^N up by thefu'eßriber the fifth day of
X June lad. a bay Mare, thirteen hands and a
half high natural paper foil? white in her face ffiod
^jl round, tome fiddle galk callback feme white
on her bind feet : lie owner is defined to prove
hs property and pay charges, to
EDWARD SPALDING.
Canaan July 21, 177%
ftK^YED from the fubferiber, a bay Mare a-
U bent four or five years old, a liar in her forehead,
a id ft,me white on one tide of her nose, about four
teen hands and half high, l^ng tail, natural pacer,
mod all round toe corked, no artificial mark. Who
ever will take up said Mare, and fend word to me
or bring the Mare to me, Hull be well rewarded for
their trouble, and charges naid by
/LARKIN WILLIAMS.
Murraysfi l,l. # H?mfhird county. State Maflachufets.
June 30, 1778. 3
fol RAYED or Rolen from the fubferiber a bright
O sorrel MbKl. 3 years old 14 hands high no
brand; markt with a strip in the facp about 7 inches
long and one wide a few white hairs about hhr;
ma.e lies 'the left fide natural trotter. Whoever
pull take her up or give information that the owner
may have her fhalf receive a haiidfame reward for
their cob and trouble by Ashbel Wells.
Hartford, July 29, ryyS.
A few Barrels of
TURPENTINE,
To be fold by E FENN O. in ^tddle'ov/n.
Rock SALT and best Tsnerf.f WIN&
r ^O be fold for ees or any kind of produce, or
$ manufiSure, by Ebenezer Barnard bn.
a few rods South Bast of the Court house Hartford.
July 2 ~ - 3
'"T ° '" fohtby the fubferihers living in New
Cambridge a parish cl Farmin, ton about 7
tons of good POTASH. Gideon Roberts.
« Seth. Roberts. 3
BROKE into the incTofare of the fubfenber about
the m ddle of May last a red roue horse, f.p
poled to be 2 years old and 12 ba ids and a half
high no brand, a wl, p e far in his forehead the
mane lying to the rigtt fide with both bind feet
write not docked. The ow^er is defiied to prove
Ids property, and pay charges, ard talehim away.
John Morton.
We+hersfeld. July 24 17-8.3
ROKE into the inclofure of Abra'am Sedgwick
!? of Hartford Wefl Dv.fion, and new in his
keeping, a light clz%ut coloured mare, blaze in
her forehead, about 6 ye^sold about i4bands high,
paces aid trots. wi'h,m any art filial mark The
owner is befired to pay cbai{,c and take her away.
ft°"'A'.EN up by t < fill < /hr 7 in Rrdiig. a bay
hoYse, about.4'^ is ^\ bout 11 years
old, with fhorrmane and tail v^b a ^ i r in bis fore
head marked wri thecoJar. Tin?c^ ner may have
him again by paying charges, a^id pro re his pro
perty, per i&e Zalmon Lyofr.
rafo-Awt^^^iMt- &<.■. ^r~r^ CT _ _ iriiQ
TO BE SO L D
By WILLIAM DURIE,
Near Wallox-Bridge Middletown, m ost excellent
INDIGO: Also bote gn SALT at a low price.
—tb> .-fo„tm^ __,.—-,. fy^ra^vffrtrtfrfy,.. 7
TO be fold at Middletown, at private sale by
JOSEPH KING, about 20 pipes of TE
NERIFE WINE. Also one fraall ANCHOR,
about 300 wt. July 4 1778.
&—w^tHmißimre * CTttrtQ #~ RVr _, IX^rU-Qu •.,. teefot —WC/vQ
STRAYED or stolen fiom James Roberts ofWind
for a brown MARE about 6 years old, and
about 15 hands high, thiaifh built, pace# and trsts,
and hadno brand that I know of, shod all round, a
gall or the top of her back Whoever will take up
raid mare and return her to the fubferiber ftiall re
ceive four dollars reward and all necessary charges
paid by Jame Roberts.
0 Said Mare w^ miffed in the four part of Ju
ly infant. July 22, 1,78.
be fold a genteel Chariot and a span of
J good Horses, cheap for oafh.-- A genteel
fall back Chaise or butKEV or both, wc^ld be ta
ken in part pay. Also wanted a likely wel bred
Negro boy from 10 to 15 years old: Enquire of
the PRINTERS.
STRAYED from the fubferiber at ^a& V/indfor
the gth ofJuly, a black Mara Colt, 3 years old,
about 13 hands high, a fhr in her forehead branded
with the letter lon her near shoulder. Whoever
takesup said colt and gives me notice mail have a
reasonable reward. Abner Mogton.
My z 3-. ! 7^%
All Gentlemen Volunteer
who are desirous of making then fortunes in eight
weeks time are hereby informed that the fine new
Privateer called the NEW BROOME, mounting
fixtoen fixes and four pounders besides swivels, IS.
RAEL BISHOP commander, is now ccropleatly
fitted for an eight weeks cruize near Sandy Hook
and in the Sound, where ffie will be under the pro
teflon of His Mo( |Chriftian Ma efly's fleet, and will
have the bed chance that there has been this war of
taking prizes : She only waits for a few more men
and then will immediately fail on her entire. All
those Who arc drfirons of entering for the cruize are
requ died to apply soon onboard said brig now laying
in Connecticut river cr on board her in New Lon^
don harbour where die will be on the firft day cf
Auguft..,Wethersfield July 25, 1778.
To b# K^Tfor CX§H or FTOI/I 08,
By J OSIAHBLA K ELEY,
.Under the Printing Office in Hartford,
4d, 61 3d. rod. and zed NAILS.
—E N' O S~D UY>LITTET
AS just received a fepply of Watch Cryflals;
. which he will dispose of as cheap as possible.
CT^NorLifted from Hartford some tiffie fir.ee;
a motes boat, about 14 feet keel, starboard fide
'of the fculbng place split, de planform in the bow
r pt up sari boat about 3 years old. Whoever will
re urn or give informational Hartford, fa that said
boat may be had. sh ill receive a reward of 3 dollars,
and all charges paid, by George Church of said
Hartford. July 24, 1778.
IR d\ ED or no.tfn fomrihe fubferiber about the
O irth 01 June, a dark brown HORSE fooryears
old past, about 14 hands and an inch high no brand;
a final! Bar bi his forehead, natural trouer. Who
eve w lltrie up said hole and return him to the
c/ner Eall have four dollars reward and all neceG
farrcharges paid, by David Phelps.
Simibury, July 24, 17,8.
TOBTS OL — —
Er COTTON MURRAY,
A little vet of the south end of the Great Bridge
in Hartford,
^ F w boxes of excellent bottled CLARET by
/ 1 tl.e Box, Doz. or finale bottle: Good Bohea
TE.V; Mufrov do SUGAR ; GENEVA by the
G lon and a few articles of DRY GOODS.
'! r:L following perionsTereafter named, viz.
ft J^', McLean, Jacob Phelps, Michael Brown,
Jowph Alford, of Windsor; Simeon Judd, George
Hudson John Olcott, William Pratt,, of Hartford;
Jedidiah Darling, jun. Samuel Weldin, Joseph
Ifhara, of Bolton ; Nathaniel Moore, Ephraim
Booth, of Bast Windsor; Jason Chapman, Joseph
Fenton, of Willington ; Benjamin Rockwell, Job
Cdfhman, Joseph Webber jun. Daniel Avery, Jo
seph Martin of Stafford ; Serjeant John Aimfl, Le
vi Riley John Bulkley, jun. Zachariah Bunce, jun.
Willet Sage, Theodore Hale Elijah Boardman Da
vid Goodrich Daniel. Belding, Roger Bull of We
ttesfield ; Corporal Matthew Miller Amafa Chap
man, John Prise, Isaac Bell. William Heldreth, Jo
seph Fox Aaron Dewolf, Appleton Holmes, Barna
bas Fuller, of Glaftenbury, having been duly de
tacher and returned to serve in the company under
ray command in one of the two regiments railed in
this State, pursuant to an a& cf the General Assem
bly in May last, and refufed to muser and march
purfuaut to orders, whereby the public service is
much hindered and difeouraged : These are there
fore to request the officers who detached said men,
and all other friends to their country, to .forward
and bring them on to join their company at Fairfields
for which a reasonable reward shall be given,, 'and
all necessary charges paid, by
Richard Pitkin, Capt.
Wethersfield, July 28 1778.
-40 RW-bTr b ibW7E777T
AT the south end of the Great Bridge inHartford,
will pay cash or exchange hats at a raafon
ab!e price, for lambs wool or any fort of fhott sheens
wool er furs : And as hats of sll forts are so m.u&
needed both for the army and country, he hopes the
Wearing of lambs will be thought of, since it has
1 en found serviceable to the growth of Urn lamb as
well as the, eniring fleece. John Burbidgb.
Hartford July 25, 1778.
by the fubferiber in Chatham a
_[ dark bay Horse colt, witha black chain and
tail a flar in his forehead, 2or 3 years odd : The
owner may have him paying charges.
~ JOSHUA WOLCOTT.
July 2f, j„B.s