The Connecticut courant — Hartford, Conn., 1774-04-05 00:00:00, page 6

irtg appointed(by the Hon Judge of Probate for
the didrift of Hartford) comorffioners to ex
•mjnc the claims of the creditors to the estate
of GeorgeOlcott jun’rJate of Hartford deceas’d,
represented iofo reat, do hereby give notice to
hid creditors, that we (hill attend 0.0 said bull
nsG at the dwelling house Mr. David Bull of
said Hartford, on theiafl Tuesday of March
ioQant and the firfl and second Tutfday of April
next t at two o’clock io the afternoon of each
of said days.
N B M accounts will be receiv'd but nubat
are properly attefied to.
Samuel Mar Lb, 7 Cemmiffi-
Jofepb T alcoitjunr. 5 oners.
Hitford, Milch l^h, 1774.
TO BE SOLD,
CEveral farms of lan 1 lying in Sharon, one of
^6O Acres, with a good house and barn.wi’h
20 acres of wood land, well situated near the
meeting houfe’ Afo 131 acres adjoining to
the former, well proportioned with meadow
paAore and plow laad. Also about 50 acres
two miles and an half from the meeting house,
with a good house and btro, and a fine orchard
good paflure plow land and mowing Also,
two large firm* in Canaan, one pf 300 acres,
lying by Houfatomck river, in the pofieffim of
Mr. Samuel Roberts the other farm t'n the pof
feffi in of Mr. Jared Haxey. one of the bed
farm« for grazing to the p’ace, may cut 70 or
80 tuns of hay in a leJon. A good title and a
reasonable time of payment will be given
Any perfoo inclining to pirchsfe may know the
terms by applying to Mcff Nicholas Hoffmtn
and Isaac Roforclt of New York, or to Col.
Anthony Huffman at Redhook, io Dutchefs
Goucry or the fubferiber in Shvron.
JOHN CANFIELD.
Sharon 7th of March, 1774.
Good GOODS!
TO BE SOLD BY
Caleb Bully jun.
In Hartford, at a moderate Advace from the
COST.
AND as he parpofes to tsrry in town for a
coofiderable «ime, Would inform his friends
that he has juitopened a number of Callicoes &c.
and has like wife on hand many other GOODS,
which may be had at any time that fusts hit
Cufiomert I and if they lee fit to apply Gon, it
will be much to the advantage of’ their vrry
humble servant, Calbb Bull./sv.
March 20. 17/4.
, ‘ 4 About a yard and an half of Sanin, a
$ <am and a Comb was fame time since left at
faiu Bull’s ft.re which will be delivered to the
owner on his proving his right to them.
We the subscribers be
ing appointed by the hon, court of probate
for the dilirift of Staff jrd, comm fSmerj to
receive, examine and ad jaff the claims of the
creditors to the estate of Gapt. Noah Grant,
late of Tolland deceas’d, represented iofolvent ;
Do hereby give no’ice that we (hill attend that
kufiiefs at^he. house of Eleazer Steel in said
Tolland, on the fit'll tuefdays of May and June
next, from 1 to 6 o’clock afternoon
E'ijih Chapman, 7 Commif-
Eleazer Steel, J Ji^nert.
Tolland, March 5 1774,
Run away from the
fubferiber of Far.niogton oa Sunday night last,
an apprentice lad named E iiah Goodrich,
about 18 years of age, black hair, light com
plcxian, about y feet 8 inches 'high, had On
and carried with him, a claret colour'd coat
and tvaid coat, a brown coat and waiflcoit
has work'd a number of year* at the (hoed
miking bufiaefs. Whoever Au'l take op fail
apprentice and return him to his miflef, Ihal
be well rewarded and have al) reilonsbic char*
gca paid by E ijah Cj-wlts,
Farmington, March 28 1774.
We the subscribers be-
3-4 7-8
and Yard wideLinnens
Plain &ojwer’d Lawns
Lawn Aprons &Hand
kerchiefs
Cambricks
Plain & fiower'd.Gau
zes
Gauze Aprons and
Handkerchiefs
Paris Net
Spiders Net*
Black & white Ca‘gut
Half ell and three
quarter Diapers
Diaper Table Cloth’s
Flower’d Dimothy
Cotton and Linoen
Checks
Strip’d Hollands
Damafeus
Gingham
Bedtick
Silk and linnea Hand
kerchiefs
White and trows
Drillings
Thread and cotton
Hose
W^rfied Ditto
Cailicoesand Chintzes
Taw my s
Durants
N B. A Quantity
Jingle Pair.
Best ANCHORS,
Made of Sterling Iron.to be Sold by
U^illiam Hawxhurft^
in NEW-YORK.
WHEREAS some have supposed that the
Sterling made Anchors which used to
lay along fide of the Bridge at Burling’Slip are
fold his may inform the public, that he
Corporation having order’d them to be remov'd
from that place -they are now lodg’d in
a yard between said Slip and Byvank’s flare on
the Dock, where any size or quantity may be
had. for 61. New York currency per Ib, —— -
Likewise the best flerliog refin’d iron, warranted
good, for /, 23 per ten——Scythe ditto for
£ 34 Jn d / 36, according as it is dra^n
and Keene’s bed Bloomery iron for £2s per
ton, and cut ditto for / 28 -—Also pig iron
of the flcrling new mine, call in cinder, war
ranted good, for/.11 per ten.
N B. Beef, pork, checfe, pickled cod fifth,
mackrel, liver oil, and New-England tobacco
will be taken in exchange.
C 3" Good eocoursgement will he gt’CO to a
p'rfan well qualified to maoufafture fleel from
pig iron in the German way. Enquire of
WILLIAM HAWXHURST.
New-York, July 14 1773.
scriber on the 25th of February last viz. two
pair of men (hues, one or two t<rb?cco boxes,
one piece of ribbon, fire pare of black worfled
rai’tr, and sundry small articles,fuch as thimbles
and some fnuff boxes. Ihe perf&n which I
have great riafon to think committed the theft
is a trim bmlt flraight person, he is net this
Country bmn, but Would be uken to be an
Infliman, — W'hoeter will take op fat’d thief
and return him to me with the goods, (hall have
two dollars reward and all charges pzid by me,
JOHN BLAKSLEE.
Neve-Mar thorough, March 261 b, 177^.
Stolen from the sub-
Cheap GOOD Sy
TO BE SOLD BY
William Pientice,
At his Shop at Mrs. Collysr’s a link North
of the Court House io HARTFORD. As
the owner intends to leave the Colony this
Spring, ihofe that want to buy will find it
to their advantage by applying focn. as he
intends to fell at about the Sterling Cofl
cither by Who’efde or Retail.
Calimancoes
Camb’ets and Gamble
teens
Li(h Camb'ets
G ape
Miffiaett
Denmark Luflcrs
Ducipes
Lmeftrings .
Plain& flower’dSattans
Sattin Hatts
Lace Sattin
Taflby
Petlhn
Sarfaett
Ribbons
Head Flowers
Silk Mitts and Gloves
White Kid G oves
Dutch & Blond Laces
Pafle Board
French and Ecgl'fh
Beads
Crmmen 2nd-White
Chapel Need ! c
Loaf Sugar
Cionaman
Coves '
Nutmegs
Chocolate'
Psalm Books
8 by 10 WindowGlafs
With a variety of
Course Goods.
r Shoes by the Dozen or
81.
has been made to me the fubferiber one of bis
Majefly’s juflices of peace, for the county of
Fairfield, by more than a sixteenth part of the
proprietors of the townlh'p of Smithfield situated
near Lske Champla’n desiring me to warm a
meeting of the proprietors cf said towclhip to
fee if they will agree to lay cut said towrfhrp^
and also tranGft any other bofioefs that may be
thought needful &c. These are therefore to
warn all the proprietors of said township of
Smithfield to meet at the dwelling house of
William Gtylotd Hubbel in New Fairfield, on
the lal^ Monday ol April inflant, at two o’clock
io the afternoon in order to fee if they will
agree cu the purpose 8 aforefaid,
Alexander Stewart, Juflice of peace.
New Fairfield,. April 2 1774
, rriMcu Dy keen. VYailun.
Hartford LOTTERT,
For railing the sum of 1 hreeHsndredPoundf,'
to be laid out in fccuriog the Bank of the River
at the Landing Place io Hart/ord. agreeable to
an Aft of the General AfTembJy io May Isft,
wherein Meflieurs J-An Chenevard, Solomon
Smith and Joft^h Church, jun. are appointed:
Managers, and wild be accordicg’y fworo to the
faithful difeharge of their Trofl.
SCHEME.
Said Lottery cor lilts of 3000 Tickets at Fifteen
Shillings each, of which 1004 areprizrs of the
fallowingVa'ur, viz.
Number of Pr z^s. Dollars Total.
1 Prize of 600 is /. 180
1 Do. of 400 is 120
2 Do. of 2uo is 120
4 of 100 is 120
6 Do. of 50 is 90
10 Do. of io is 60
20 Do. of jo is 6g
40 Do. of 6 is 72
920 Do. of 4 is 1104
Firfl Drawn, 40 is 12
Lafl Draws, 40 is 12
1004 Prizes, /, ^3
1996 B aoks,
3006 Tickets, at iys. each, is /. 2250
1950
To be paid in Prizes.
Remains, £. 30®
The Sum to be raised.
Proper Notice will be given of the Time and
Place of drawing —. A Lilt of the Prizes' will be
publilhed in Hartford, Ni * Haven and New-
London News Papers, and the Benefit Tickets
paid off upon Demand, if demanded wiihin
twelve months after the drawing is finilhed
if cot, they will be deemed as genercufly given
for the purpose of fecuriog said Back.—Gold,
Silver, or Cornefticut BiMs will be takco for
Tickets, and Prizes paid effin like Macocr.
As the uchcme is favourable for the adven
turers, there being not two Blarks to a Prize,
and the Prizes fuijeft to no Deduftioo, it is
expefted that the Lottery will be drawn by the
middle of April next.
Tickets to be had of the Managers in Hart
ford.
Hartford, Ofiober 12,' 1773*
WHEREAS the owners of more ihm the
sixteenth of the rights or Shares th,
townlhips of Hubbarton and Dunbar, whic '
towrlh'ps were granted by the goverrmrnt o
New Hamlhirc. >< w fuppos’d to be in the go
vernment or New York, have made application
to me the fublctiber, to warn a mectirg of
said proprietors cf ft id town(h : ps, thefc are
therefore to notify and warn a meeting of fa»d
proprietors, to meet at the dwelling house of
Mr. William Sheldon innholder io Shcffie'd, in
the county of Bcrklhire in the Massachusetts-
Bsy, on Monday the 18th day of April infl.
then and three to chose a moderator, and pro
prietors clerk for each townlh'p, and do any
other business that Ihall be thought proprr for
the forwarding the fcttlement of said townlhips.
Thomas Chittendm, Juflice of peace.
Sallfbury, April 2, 1774.
Whereas application