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BURGLARY!
ON the night of the 7th infant, the fubferiber's house
was broke open, and robbed of about Two Hundred
and Fifty Pounds, in Silver and Gold, of the following
Coins, viz 30 Guineas, —20 Johannes's-— I Four Pistole
Piece • -fandry small Pieces of Gold, of the value of 4s. 6d.
and ds. each--.aad about 130 or 140 Pounds, in Dollars and
Crowns.---Whoever will dacover and apprehend the Thief
or Thieves, and confine them in any Goal in the United
States, aud recover the above Money, shall be entitled to
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and all necessary charges
paid, b, , JOHN BOLLES.
Hartford; November 8.
710 LT^GRIDLET,
Have for S A L E, at their Store, in New-
Cambridge :
WEST India Rum. Ink-Stands.
Madeira Vine. Black Mode.
French Brandy. Black and white Gauze.
Melaffes, Sugar and Tea. Ribbons and Taste of vati-
Powder, Shot and Flints, ous kinds.
Salt and Earthen Ware. Pins, Thimblesand Needles.
An elegant aflortmenc of Kniting-Needles°
Hollow-Ware. Snuff and Snuff-Boxes.
Pen-Knives. Fine Thread.
Writing-Paper.! Sewing-Silk. &c. &c.
AL S O,
A general Assortment of
Drugs & Medicines,
Among which are, Figs, Railing, Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves,
Nutmegs, Burgamot, Ginger, Flour Sulphur, with a variety
of other Articles, which will be fold on the most reasonable
Terms for Cash, Wheat, Rye, Indian-Corn, Oats, Beef,
Pork, Butter and Cheese.
November 7._.
STOLEN from cue subletiber's palturc, near tne Meeting
House, in Farmington, on the night after the fifth
instant, a white MARE, 8 years old, about xy hands high,
paces and trots, shod before, shoes half worn, no brand,
her mane inclining to the right fide, has been fiddle galled
formerly, so as to change the hair on her back, legs of a
darker colour than the rest of her body. Whoever will ap
prehend the Thief, and bring the Mare to the fubferiber,
or give information, shall be gencroufly rewarded, and all
necessary charges paid, by
SETH LE E.
Farmington, November 6. , . .
OUND by the fubferiber, in Haft-Hartford, a large
Number of ALMANACKS— -The Owner may have
them, by proving property and paying for ahis advertise
ment.
GEORGE BIDWELL.
November 8.
STRAYED or stolen out of the pasture of Mr. David Bull,
in Hartford, a large Black HORSE, sixteen hands high,
with a remarkable small rail, branded F B on one of his
fore feet. Whoever will return said Ho: fe to the Subscriber,
at Mr. William Colliers inHartford, shallrecieve a generous
reward. WILLIAM VERSTILLE.
Hartford, November 7, 1782.
STRAYEDor Stolen from the Subscriber in Stafford, on the
9th of May last, a bright sorrel MARE, three years old,
about thirteen hands and three inches high, paces and trots
well, was never shod before she went away. Whoever
shall take up said Mare, and return her to the owner in Staf
ford, or secure her so that he may get her again, shall be
handsomely rewarded, and all necessary charges paid, hv
AMOS TORREY.
Stafford, 0&. 8, 1782.
WHEREAS my wife MARY, has eloped from my bed
and board, and behaved herfelf unbecomeing the
character of a wife. I so. bid all persons rrufting her on my
account, as I will not pay any debt of her contrading from
the date hereof.
WILLIAM WEST.
Litchfield, Sept. 10, 1,82.
STRAYED from the Subscriber the yth of Odoberinfb
a dark Sorrel MARE, 17 years old, about 13 hands high,
a natural pacer, shod before, one or both hind feet whites
with a white strip in her face--- Whoever will take up said
Mare, and return the fame, or (ecure her and give me no
tice thereof, shall have a reasonable reward, and all neccf
fary charges paid.
ELEAZAR HOUSE.
Lebanon, (Andover focicty) 0&. 26, 1782.
STRAYED or Stolen from the pasture of Capt. Amos
Whitmore, of Middlefield, a light Sorrel MARE, little
short of 14 hands high, with a white strip in her face, a
large wart on her right ear, a natural trotter—-Whoever
will tike up said Mare, and give notice to me or Dr. Shep
ard, at Sharon, so that I may have her again, shall have
one dollar reward and necessary charges paid.
jacob Jeffery.
Sharon, October 21, 1782.
IN the night after the 6th instant, the Prison of New-
Gate was burnt, and JAMES GLASS, WILLIAM
CRAWFORD, FRANCIS PELHAM and ELISHA PELHAM,
who were there confined, made their escape. Any person
®r persons who will take and secure them or either of them,
in any of th- goals in this State, shall be reasonably re
warded, and all necetfary charges paid.
ROGER NEWBURY, ) n ,
ASAHEL HOLCOMB, )
JOSEPH FORWARD, ) ''Newgate
MATHEW GRISWOLD.)
November 8*
Cash, Writing and Bonnet Pa
per, to be exchanged for clean Cotton and Li
nen Rags, of any kind by Daniel Mucky, in
Meriden,
Twenty Dollars Reward. i
STOLEN out of the Subferiber's Clothier's Shop, on the
nights of the 2d or 3d of November inst. the follow
ing Pieces of Cloth, viz. One Piece Red Brown, men's
wear, 10 yards 1-2, marked A. H.---One piece Red Brown
do. 7 yards, marked E. S. N. —One piece Dark Brown do.
6 yards 1-2. marked T. L, —One piece Camblet, Dark
Brown, , yards 1-2, marked A. H.---Two small pieces of
Old Cloth.—Whoever will secure the Thief and Cloth, and
bring them to the Subscriber, shall have the above Reward,
and for the Cloth only, Ten Dollars.---Taylors are requeft
to look out for said Cloth.
SAMUEL STANLY.
Weft-Hartford, November 6.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, That a Libel is filed
before Stephen Mix Mitchel, Justice of the Peace
and Quorum, and Timothy Clark, Justice of the Peace for
the county of Hartford,againft a Quantity of Goods, Wares
and Merchandize, seized and apprised in Southington, on
the ajdof O&ober last, at less than 301. lawful money ;
which Goods, Wares and Merchandize were illicitly im
ported from Loire-Island, or some other illind or place in
possession, or under controul of the enemies of this and the
United States of America : And for the trial of said libel a
Court will be held by us the fubferibers, at rhe house of Mr.
Martin Kellogg, innholder, in Weathersfi.ld, on the last
Monday of November inst. when and where all persons
concerned may appear and be heard.
STEPHEN M. MITCHELL, J. P. & Q.
TIMOTHY CLARK, J. P.
Hartford, Nov. 6, 1782.
WE the fubferibers being appointed, by the honorable
Court of Probate for the, diftri^ of Hartford,
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the
several creditors to the estate of NATHANIEL SMITH,
late of Hartford, deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby
give Notice to the creditors of said estate, that we shall
attend said business at the dwelling-house of the Widow
Elizabeth Smith, in said Hartford, on the two last Mondays
of November inst. and the firft in December next, at One
o'clock, afternoon, on each of said days.
JONATHAN WELLS,) ,
MOSES FORBS, ) Commissi o n ers.
Hartford, November 6, 1782.
FOR SAL E, ~
By Solomon Cowles, jun.
At his Store, a few Rods South of the Meet
ing-House, in Farmington,
—European and India GOOD S, viz.---
<R""' brown, buff, mix- Shaving Boxes.
D cd and light-coloured Shoe, knee & Stock Buckles
Broadcloths. An assortment of Buttons.
Ratteens and Frizes. Sieve Buttons.
Coatings and Baizes. Looking-Glaflfes.
Calimancocs. Ink Potts.
Shalloons, Raizors.
Tammies. Temple Sped teles.
Durants. Shears and Serffors.
Corduroy. Cuttoe and Pen - Knives.
Velvets. Flems.
Fuftains. Knives and Forks.
Nankeen. Thimble-
Dimothy. Shoes-KniveA
Furniture Check. Files.
Modes. Combs.
Satins. Snuffers,
Pelongs. Snuff-Boxes.
T..ffaty. Snuff.
Laces and Edgings. Sealing-Wax.
Calicoes and Chintzes. Cap-Wicr.
Gauzes. Buckram.
Milliners. Quality and Shoe-Binding.
Cambicks. Gartering.
Plain & figured Lawns. An affirfmentof Glass and
Plain, Striped and checked Queen'* Ware.
Muslins. .Iron do.
Linnens. Tea and Coffee.
Bandanna, Pulicat & Bilboa Chocolate.
Handkerchiefs. Rum.
Pocket do. Loaf and brown Sugar.
Ribbons. Nutmeggs.
Taste. Raisins.
T&ift. Ahum..
Sewing-Silk. Copperas.
Tapes and Threads. Logwood.
Sewing & Knitting-Needles. Redwood.
Pins., Futtick.
Women's Shoes. Crown-Soap.
Fans, Ginger.
Purple & worsted Mitts. Chalk.
Mens worsted Hose. German & English Steel.
Leather Breeches & Gloves. Lanfyack.
Mens worsted Caps. Brimstone. &c. &c.
Sieve Bottoms.
THE Collectors of the State and Town taxes for the town
of Harwinton, hereby give notice, that those persons
who have lands in said town, liable to be fold for rates, will
have their lands fold at the sign post in said Harwinton, on
the third Monday of January next, if they negled to pay
their refpe&ive rates, viz. Charles Williams, Joseph Smith,
Thomas Doolittle, and Joseph Luddington, also the late
dwelling house of Jacob Benton.
THOMAS SKINNER, )
JOHN FRISBEE, ) Collc&ors.
JACOB HINSDALE, )
Harwinton, Nov. 6, 1782.
STRAYED or Stolen from the fubferiber, on the 12th inff.
a Black HORSE, near 14 hands high, a star in his fore
head, his hind feet white above his footlocks, shod before
with a pair of new shoes Whoever will take up said
Horse, or fend word where be may be found, shall receive a
reasonable reward and all necessary charges paid, by
NATHAN BARNES.
Southington, O&obcr „, 1782#
NOTICE is hereby given, that a Cdmm^dious Buildiaff
is preparing in Lebanon-Crank, for a Grammar School,
and will be improved soon ; said school is already opened,
and inftruded by a Gentleman recommended and approved
by the Rev. Dr. Stiles, President of Yale College, in New-
Haven.---Gentlemen who are desirous of fending their sons
to said school, shall have good accommodations, their board
and tuition will be reasonable, and the ftrideft attention paid
to their morals ; the Greek and Latin languages, together
with the various branches of Geography, Logick, Methema
ticks, Trigonometry, Plainfailing, Surveying, Writing and
Reading, are taught in said school.
ASAHEL CLARK, jun.
Lebanon, November 5, 1782,
ALL persons that have any demands on the estate of
JOHN WEBSTER, late of Glaftenbury, deceased, are
desired to bring in their accounts to us the fubferibers, at the
dwelling house of the deceased, who will attend on said bu
siness the third and fourth Tuesdays in November, and the
firft and second Tnefdays in December next, from one o'-
clock in the afternoon until nine—all persons that are in
debted to said estate, are desired to make immediate pay
ment.
STEPHEN TREET, ) Admini-
ELIZABETH WEBSTER, ) ftrators.
Glaftenbury, Odober 31, 1782.
" T O E S () E
For Cash or short Credit,
THE House, Barn and Lott, in this town, where Mr. Jo
nathan Huntingdon row lives, there is about five rods
of good Land, with a small Orchard on it, within seventy or
eighty rods of the town bridge, and is very convenient for a
tradefman—for further particulars enquire of Col. Seymour,
who will procure a good title co the purchaser.
Hartford, November 12, T 782.
INOULAFIO N. °
THE fubferiber has liberty from authority to inoculate
for the Small Pox, and has built a hospital on the mod
beautiful eminence the town affords, where he has good ac
commodation arid will pay ftfi& attention to hispatients.-^-
Any gentlemen or ladies, inclining to cake the small pox,
shall be waited on by their humble Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
Glaftenbury, Nov. 4, 1,82.
THE Colled>rs of the State, Town and Society Taxes, for
the town of New-Hartford, hereby warn the inhabi
tants of Gid town, to pa, their refyedive rates immediately,
or exp & coll ; those persons who have lands in said town,
liable to be fold for rates, will have their lands fold at the
sign post iff said New-Hartford, on the 15th day of January
next, if they neglcd to ply their refpe&ive rates till that
time, viz. Levi Austin, Benjamin Bartholomew, Mary Burt,
Joseph Bigelow, Elisha Bigelow, David Coe, Jesse Doolittle,
Thoman Goodman, Asher Henman, David Mills, James
Merrell, ICaac Marsh, Thomas Merrell, Daniel Phelps, Ti
mothy Skinner's heirs, Hozias Taylor, Jonathan Humphrey,
Daniel Elmer's heirs, Joseph Wells, Samuel Galpin, John
Barnard, George Barnard, Jonathan Hills, Levi Kely, Dani
el Collver's heirs, Sarah Richards, Seth Meacham, Icahbd
Wells, Joseph Meekins's heirs, Jonathan Lowring, Samuel
Marsh, Nehemiah Bull'sheirs, John White, Joseph Messen
ger, Joharinah Smith's heirs, Jonathan Hills's heirs, Iliac
Sheldon, Wiliam Baker, Elijah Andras's heirs.
JOSEPH MERRELL, ROGER SHELDON, )
JAMES STEEL JON. MARSH, 3d. )Collec-
ISAAC STEEL, PHINEHAS MERRELL, ) tors.
MOSES KELLOG.)
New-Hartford, Gather 23, 1782.
JOHN WA T SON,
At his Store in East-Windsor, has just openeda
frefh assortment of GOODS, and has for sale,
A good assortment of
COATINGS, Ratteens, Baizes, Broadcloths, Shalloons,
Durants, Tammies, Silk Twist, Sewing Silk and Buttons,
brown and olive-eoloured Corduroy, figur'd Velvets, crim
son cape ditto, Irish and Dutch Linens, Cambrick, Lawn,
Lawn Aprors, black Sartin, white crimson and black Mode,
a variety of white plain figured and striped Gauzes, black
chain ditto, an assortment of Chintzes, Callicoes, Ribbons
and Tastes ; Bandano, Pullicat, Romall & Barcelona Hand
kerchiefs, Linen Do. Luteftrings, Moreen, Camblet and
Drawboy,Ruffia Sheeting, black Sattins, black Callimanco,
black snail Lace, black and white Silk Do. black Feathers,
Gauze Handkerchiefs, Milliner, yard wide Poplins, Men's
worsted Hose, Calimanco Shoes, Fans, Tapes, Capwire,
Gartering, Quality and Shoe Binding, Thread. A variety—
ofShoe, Knee and Stock Buckles, Sieve Buttons, crooked
and common combs, Sieves, Watch Crystals, Cards Writing
Paper, Wafers, Pins Needles, Knitting Needles, Thimbles,
Knives and Forks, Cuttoes, Penknives, Razors, Scissors,
Bibles, Spelling Books, Primers and a variety of otherßooks,
Pewter ^uart and pint Pots, quart and pint Bafons, Porrin
gers, Dishes and Plates; a variety of Glass Ware, Sugar
Bowls, Era's Ink Pots, Paper Do. excellent Tea, Chocolate,
Pepper, Nutmegs, Soap ? Cotton and Snuff; Port and Ma
deira Vines, Wcft-India and New-England Rum, Rock
Salt, and a few empty Rum and Wine Casks,
Eift-Windfor, November 2, 1782.
WE the Subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Court
of Probate, for thediftrift of Hartford, Commission
ers, to adjust the claims of the creditors to the estate of ELI
HU WADSWORTH, late of Hartford, deceased, reprefent—
cd insolvent: Do hereby give notice, that we shall attend
said business at the dwelling house of Joseph Pratt, in said
Hartford, on the last Monday of November inst. and the
firft and second Mondays of December next, at one o'clock
afternoon on each offaid days—No accounts will be allows
ed unless properly attested.
GEORGE SMITH,
JOSEPH TALCOTT.
Hartford, Nev. r, 1782.
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