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<Hartford Count,, OA. 4, 1780.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all whom it
doth or may concern, that a libel it filed be-
Hon. Jabez Hamlin, Esq; Judge of f&e Ma
ritime Court in the corny of Hartford, egainfl the
small armed fchoener Parker, burthen about iotons';
Peter Debujeer late eraser, her tackle, apparel and
C "l°# i n favour of Obadiah Weight, commander
of the armed fchooncr called General Gates, and]
'' associates the captori and fetters forth of said
schooner General Gates, who took her upon the
high fear, and sent her into the county of Hartford f
And for the trial of the juftiee of said capture, the
Maritime Court for the county of Hartford, will be
holden at Hartford in said county, on the 2d Wed
nesday of November next, at which time and placet
all pirfons claiming property in said armed fchoouer
Parker, may appear, and shew rcafaa, if any they
have, why said schooner, with her taflle, apnarel
and cargo fhquld not be adjudged at lawful frize
to the captors and fetters forth, agreeable to the
prayer of the libellant.
By order of the Jud^e of said Court,
GEORGE WYLLYS, tyft.
JOHN CHENEVAR-D,
Has for SALE,
BEST Madeira Wine, Rum, loaf and brown
Sugar, Tea, Coffee. &c. &c. &r.
He wants a quantity of Pork, Beef, Gate. Hoops,
Staves, &c.
ALL Perform who Band indebted to him have
a fair opportunity of making payment, end those
who will embrace it will -much oblige him.
Gabber 16, 1780.
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.'
LOST, between Hartford and Coffin, four Stata
Notes of 10 I. 11 $. 4d. I farthing«aeh, sign
ed by John Lawrence, Esq; Treafurgr ; said Notes
are from No. 7107 to 7110 inclusive, and were en
closed with other papers in a new leathern pocket
book. Whoever will lodge the fame at Pay Table
Office, or deliver them to me in Goffien, shall re
ceive the above reward and all necessary charges.
All persons are cautioned against pu chafing said
Notes; as they will not be paid by the Treafdrer.
JOSEPH NORTON.
Golhen, ORober 5. 1780.
Mine Hundred Dollars Reward.
STOLEN from the fubferiber the night after the
O ad instant, a large black MAR 2, lofty carriage,
a.lively single footed pace when rode, and trots out
of hand, foae white on her feet, food all round,
hind fluff almol new. Whoever will fecare and
return said mere and thief, shall be entitled to the
above reward and all necessary charges, and for the
mare only, three hundred dollars and charges, by
STEPHEN STIMSON.
Tolland; October 6. 1780.
TO BE SOLD by the Subscriber, and entered
on the firft day of April next, a good con
venient and wall fiuifhed DWELLING HOUSE,
a large Barn and Cjw House, pleasantly situated, a
little north of the State House, in Hartford ; and
about eight Acres of Land, on which is cut, yearly,
twenty tons of the best English hay, with a number
of bearing Apple and other Fruit Tress ; and la
justly esteemed one of the bast homefieads in the
town,---ALSO; Four Acres of the bast of Land,
with a good H jufe, Barn and Out Houses, a young
Bearing Orchard, and variety of Frdt Treks,
pleasantly situated for a private gentleman, a little
cast of the South Meeting House; and may be en
tered on the firfl day cf May next,-- ALSO. Eight
Acres cf choice Mowing Land, within a few rods
of the premises. --ALSO, about Forty Acres cf
Land, lying in sundry lots, in the North and South
Meadow.---ALSO, about Fifty Acres of Land,
suitable for plowing and paluring with a vai@ble
growth of Wood thereon,---ALSO, Two Wood
Lots, containing about fourteen acres. —— The
whole of said lands lie handy for improvement of
the perlon or persons that may purchase the home
fieaas.-.-Any gentleman inclined to purohafe the
whole, or any part thereof, may know the conditions
and fee the premises, by applying to
PELETIAH PIERCE.
Hartford, Odober 9.
TAKEN up by the fabfcriber at Somers, feme
time in Augud left, a Sorrel HORSE, about
1^ hands high, paces and trots, about 12 years old,
white feet, feme white in the face, with a small bell
on. The owner may have him by paying charges
and applying to
SAMUEL HALL, jun.
Somers, SepK 15, 1780.
WE the fubferibe,# being appointed)Cemmif
fioners by the Hen. Judge of Probate, for the
County of Berkshire, State of Mallachtiiatts- Bay, to
examin, the claims of the creditors of the estate of
Nathanel Downing, late cf Sheffield deceas'd, re
presented, fofoivent ; jmll meet fcr that purpefe at
the house of Captain Paul Dewey, innholder, in said
Sheffield, upon the fafl Tuesdays of oaaber< No
vember and December, 1,80, and January and
February, 1781, from one o'clock, P. M. to fix. -
No accounts will beallowed except properly attested.
AARON ROOT; )
WILLIAM BACON ,Ccmmfficncrs.
-JOHN HUBBARD, )
Sheffield. September 26. 1780.
BE OULD, for ContMCUtal ur flara Money,
X good Jamaica Spirit or cgnmoq Rim, by the
hegihead or barrel, by John Wyles of Eafl- Hire
ford. Likewjfa bell Rock Salt for Caln or Country
Produce./
WE the fubfcfibers, appointed cemmiffioners
by the court cf probate for the di^,& cf
Stamford, to examine the cWma of the creditors to
the eflate of Obadiah Steely, jua. lie of Stamford de
ceas'd, represented insolvent ; do Hereby give no
tree that we shall attend on the bufi ©s. on these .
cond mondays of October and Novmber next, at 2
of the clock in the afternoon on each of said days,
at the house of Capt. David Webb, in Stamford.
Charles Webb.
James Cogswell, | ^^mtffionerr.
Stamford, Sept. 18, 1780.
STRAYED or Stolen from the fubferiber, bo
the sth of September inftrnt, out cf Mr. Ju^is
Rilye ps^ure in Winchester,# black HORS 1 5 years
eld, 14 hands and a half high, natur pscer. 1
small white flreke in hie face, a fhoit dock, no ffioes,
with a poak on, branded with a fi are 4 on his left
thigh. Whoever will take up said Horie, and feed
word or bring him to me the fabfer'ber, shall be ge
nerously rewarded and all neceff%ry charges, paid
by, ASA WELLS,
Wethersfield, O&ober ;, 1780.
Obe SOLD, a convenient FARM, lying in
X Blanford, in the cennty of Hampfh re, aid
State of the Maffechufetts Bay. A new Haufe and
Barn, about 70 acres of Land, about 30 acres with
an orchard that will make about 8 or 10 barrels of
Cyder, cut about 12 or 13 tons of hay, well w^
tered. If any gentleman feuld incline to purchtfe.
they may have it by applying soon to the fabferi
ber living on the premries.
JOSEPH [GILBERT.
O&ober 9, 1780.
ALL Persons, within the county cf Hertford,
/ L that have given Obligations fcr Duties on
Rum, imported into New,London, and have not
paid them, are requeued to make immediate Pay
ment to the Subscriber ; otherwise Suits will be
commenced on their Obligations, for November
Court. By Order of the General Afembly.
ROGER NEWBERRY.
Wiadfor, October 6. 1780.
STOLEN out of the liable of Robert Brick,
Esq. of North-Hampton, on the ni^ht of the
ph of October infiant, a large fat H ORSB, of a
dark forrei or chefnut colour, fourteen and a half
hands high, a light mine and fail, white face, and
white hind legs, ffiod all round, branded with the
letter B and fame other letter or mark on fb< n^ar
buttock ; owned by the Rev. George Colton, of
Bolton. Whoever will takeup said Hoafe, end con
vey him to the owner, or Robert Brick, Bfq. or
the fabferiber, shall be handsomely rewarded
for their trouble, and all cafis paid.
JUSTIN ELY.
_3^JL^!~22£lL!—™™2!LJL<''
STRAYED cr STOLEN out of the pa^ure of the
fubferibee, living in Simfbury, cn or abcut the
19th of September 1&B, a BROWN HORSE, about
fourteen handi high, thirteen or fourteen years old.
shod all round, no brand, he was something low j n
Sefti, a natural pacer, feme marks of the collar upon
him. Whoever hath taken up said Horse and will
return him to me, shall be Handsomely Rewarded,
and all necessary charges paid by me,
JOSHUA HOLCOMB, Jun.
OAobfr 3, 1780.
THE fubferiber informs the Public that the price
of Inftruaion in his School;" for the next half
year; will be Twenty Shilling hard money, per
quarter ; and that no more than Thirty Scholars will
be admitted, an left entered before the fi ft of Novem
ber. T. DWIGHT.
Northampton, ORoher 1, 1780.
C A LEHE U L L, jun'f?
HAS to fell reafonabJe, for State money, or any
other that fuita the purchaser, 'or produce,
Lar^e and Swrll Pins, by the packer paper ; Needles,
by the thoufind or hundred ; Black Barcelona Hand
kerchiefs, by the dozea or finale ; Wool Cards, by
the dozen or finale pair ; Sewing Silk, by the pound
or left quantity ; Tsa, Coffte, Chocolate, Sugar,
Alfyice, Cin;% Rum, Wine, &:. &c. &c.
Hertford, O&>bgr 17, 1780.
FOR SAT" -
By GEORGE MERRIL L,
A few Rods South of the Coart-Houfe, Hartford,
for Continental cr Connzaicut Bills,
SUGAR, by the Hhd. Barrel cr smaller quanti
ty ; New England Rum by the Hhd. French
Brandy by the Tierce , Tea by the hundred, dozen
or finale pound ; Rock and American manu^aured
&al< by the Hhd, or fiofle bushel ; Pina by the pack;
Needles by the Thaufend.
OAober 16, 1730.
B ROK , E a ^y from his guard, MICHAEL
JERISON. a prisoner belonging to the Armou
ry Compan,, in the Continental feryice; com
mended by Captain William Barton, at Spring,
field.---He is an Irishman, about 30 years of age,
five feet eight inches high, short dark brown curled
hair ; formerly worked with Col. Pomroy of North,
Hampton, at the armoury buGnefs, but lately from
Colcheter, in Conne&cut.---Whoever pprehends
Aid defers?, ana delivers him to the übferiber at
Springfield, cr confines him in goal, anfd notify the
fubferiber, so that he may be dealt with according
to the etiolation; of the army, shall receive TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS re vara and all necefry
charges paid by me
WILLIAM BARTON, Capt. Armoury.
Springfield, October 3, 1780.
BROKE into the inclofure of the Subferiber,
in July !al cud now i. his Cuflody, four fat
W RA I'KERS; marked with a crop off the
near ear, and a flit the upper site the fame, reded
just behind the fliouUer and on the rump. The
owner h defiled to prove his property! pay charges,
and take them away.
JONAH GILLET.
Windsor, (Wintoribary Society) Oa. 7, 1780.
proprietors of the totonfhip cf Andover,
in the count, of Cumhedod, and State of
Y^rnonh are hereby notified to meet at the dwel-i
ling house of Mr. Frederick Rogers in said town on
the gib day of November next, it 1 o'clock in the
aherauon, the.l and there to &a on the fulloWlnj;
Nicies, viz. 1. To choose a Moderator to govern
Ors meeting. 2. To allow the accounts cf the
committee chosen to reJuevey the fi^l division of
lots in f^id township if they feet fit. 3. To raise
money to defray the charge arifiag therefrom, and
to make and repair reads ip. said town. 4. Toa&
on any other bufinefc that may be thought proper at
Aid meeting,
MOSES WARNER, Prop. Clerk.
Andover, September 11, 1780.
Lirn fborcu.fh, Sept, 12, 1,80.
THIS is to caution any person whaifoever, not
to Pbrabefe a cer^n LOT of LAND, in the
Town cf Clsrendfp, Strife of Vermont; bounded
Northerly on land ewned by Andrew Patter Raft
on the ed^e cf the mountain, South cm land owned
by the Widow Petter. Weil on undivided land; I
eifo hereby forbjd any p,frm ned^ng with said
Land, as I bin the life ful owner thereof.
I^ZyKIAP MASON.
"' fvbtoitrrr I©D^ Ifpolnted Ccmoriffi-
VV oner#, by the Court' 'of Probate, for the dif
tria of Hartford, tn the EPate of Lieut. JONA
THAN GILLET, life of Hartford deceased, (re
prelarurd Tifolvrat,) to examine the claims cf the
Creditors tc said Eftatt; and four months being al
lowed for that purpose. hereby give Notice that we
shall attend said bufinefa at the dwelling House of
Aid dectafed, on the Third Wednrfdays cf the
three next ensuing months, from two o'clock till fix
in the afternoon on said days.
N. B. No Accounts will be allowed, nnlefs pro
perly attehad. SETH COLLINS. | Cem^it,
SOLOMON ENSIGN, f
Hartford, Sept. 28, 1780.
READY ~M^N E~ YJ
GIVEN FOR CLEAN
LINEN & COTTON RAGS,
AT THE
PRINTING-OFFICE.
Hareford, October 2^, 1780.