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TAKENOTIC E.
rT7 H E Proprietors of Fairfield, in New-Hampshire State,
are notified to meet on Monday the 7th Day of April next',
at Widow E. Aldens, innholder in Lebanon, according to Ad'-
>journment, to hear the Report of their Committee, &c.
Likewise the Sale of those Rights which were ascertained in the
New London Gazette preceedin, last meeting, as Delinquents ;
will be Sold at Public Vendue, on Monday as above, at said
Time and Place, at One o'Clock, P. M. as the Law directs,
in reference thereto unless difehared before by Payment.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Clerk.
JEDEDIAH STRONG, Collector.
March 14, 1783.
To be SOL D, by the Subscriber,
„B 0 U T. Half an Mere of excellent good LAND, v^y
suitable for building upon : It is Situate next weft of Ralph
fomeroy, Efar's Dwelling House, within about twenty Rods
weft of the Court-House, and is very convenient for a Trader or
Tradesman. Mll such as are anywise indebted to me, or who
have any Mecounts open and unsettled, are requeued to fettle the
fame as soon as may be.-
If the above Piece of Land is not Sold by the frf of May next
it will be Leafed out for a Number of Tears, for a building-
HUGH LEDLIE.
Hartford, March 20th, 1783.
L L Persons having Demands on the Estate of SOLOMON
Al. POPE, late of Hartford, deceased ; are desired to fend
tbeirMccounts to the Subferiber : Mndall indebted to said Estate
are requeued to make speedy Payment.
MSHREL PITKIN, Mdminiftratot.
Hartford, 18th March, 1783.
THOMAS DENN Y, TannerandCurrier,
From London,
^ HES to Acquaint his Customers and others, That
his Works have lately been much Enlarged, and now
Completed, on a very extohe Plan. He also has plenty of
Labourers, Bark, &c. and now ready to receive all the Hides
and Skins that ""y be font to his Care, which he Engages shall
be done in the most elegant Manner, and with that Dispatch and
pHn&nalit, he is confident will please.
TO r -oTd;
By Cape. Suttely of Watertown,
A LIKELY gay gelding HORSE, fix years old, fifteen
hands high, fuitablc for a faddic or carriage.
Marsh 17^ OTh
TQB2 SOLD CHIA &
order to elofc a retail "trade, if applied for before the
aoth of April,)
A few hundred of powdered
^nd Jamaica Sugars, feme Coffee, Snuff, and other final!
articles, ar the Poll Office, a few rods south welt of the
Ware House.
N. B. The Watch Bufiuefs will be continued as ufua!, by
' THOMAS HILLDRUP.
Hartford, March 21, 1783.
™TEN DOL L~ARS ~REWARD,
MADE his efeape from me the Subferiber, the night af
ter the loch inff. one WILLIAM WALICE, ofßaft-
Windsor, who was legally taken by a special writ. Who
ever will take up said Wallice, and return him to me or se
cure him in any goal in the United States, shall be intitled
to the above reward, and all neceflary charges paid, by
HEZEKIAH BISSEL.
Hast-Windsor, March rr, 1783.
Inoculation for the Small Pox.
THE Subferiber hereby informs the public, that, agree
able co a vote of the town, he has ere&ed a Hofpicalin
the town of Hartland, where he Inoculates, with success.
Any Gentlemen and Ladies who are disposed to take the
Small Pox, by chat fafe and easy method, may depend upon
finding comfortable accommodations and faithful attend
ance, b, applying co their humble servant.
JEREMIAH EMMONS.
N. B. The Subferiber has carried on Inoculation, for
the Small Pox, for a number of years patt, in lai^ town,
With uncommon success.
Hartland, March 10, 1783.
TH E Subscribers being by the Honorable Court of Probate,
for the Diftrift of East-Windsor, fully impowered to old
juft the Claims of the Creditors of the Estate of Mr. WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, late of Hartford, deceased ; represented Insol
vent, give Notice that we shall attend the Business of our Ap
pointment, at the House of Mr. Jacob Williams, of Hartford,
% the second and third Mondays in Mpril, and the firft Monday
if September coming, from One O'clock,, afternoon, until Six,
in each of said Days.
MSHEBL PITKIN, ) Commiffon-
TIMOTHT BVRNHHM, ) ers.
Hartford, 12th March, 17^3.
ri MOTHT GIRRS, op Litchfield, having ferried
through all Stages of the American Revolution, "with Fi
delity and Honor in the Connecticut Line of the Mrmy oftho
United States, First of June, 1780, received Securities No.
M 73, 4,5, and 6, for Arrearages of Wages, &e. payable
, 2782, 3,4 and 5, for 12 1. 6s, 3d, Halfpenny each, which be
ing afterwards feloniouf, taken from him unindorfed, and on
Representation thereof to the General Assembly, and giving Bond,
&d. obtained Duplicates, or other Notes of like Tenor, and
^ate numbered 15332, 3, 4 and 5, which have ever been undi
vided in my Possession; yet not^thfafing former A dvertife
ments, &<. it appearing that the original Notes have been late
ly difeovered under a forged Endorfemerit, circulating feparate
^yin different Parts of the State, and clandeftirid, making the
fy of their Way towards the Treasury. Therefore I have to
„ueft not only a Seifure of said flolen Notes, and Information
of the Pedlars thereof, but particularly that the Treasurer, Col
hftor, and other good People will beware of buying or accepting
m Payment, any Obligations within the aforefaid Descriptions,
excepting only such of the lafr mentioned Numbers as shall b'e
delivered to the Collector of this Town, and Endorsed by said
Timothy Gibbs, and inhis Behalf, by
JEDEDIAH STRONG,
m Litchfield, March, 1783.
SC HOO L^l N G.
WITHIN a few days will be oppened, at the next door
but one north of Capt. Joel Loomis's tavern, East-
Windfor,a small SCHOOL, lor teaching Reading, Writing,
Mathematics, Geography, Trigonometry, Surveying, Sail
ing, and especially those parts of English, Latin and Greek
Grammei, that are neccffarily preparatory to admiflion as
members of College. The fubferiber takes this opportu
nity, to acknowledge the favors of those gentlemen who
have employed him for fcveral years p,ft ; should they, or
any other gentlemen have farther occasion for like Service,
he engages his attention to the Education and Morals of his
Pupils shall be as great, and flatters himfelf their approba
tion will not be lefsthan heretofore.
n „ SOLOMONPORTER.
East-Windsor, March 13, 1783.
Just Published, (at New-Haven) Ind now felling
by the Printers hereof,
Men's Jins not chargeable on G OD, but on themselves.
AD ISCOURS E, delivered at Wallingford, De
t": 2 '/ 78 ?' Occasioned by the tragical Exit of
WILLIAM BEADLE,
His Wife, and four Children, at Wethersfield, o^ the
Morning of the 11th Instant, by his own Hands.
By JAMES DANA. Pastor of the firft Church in
_Wallingford.
T O B E — D -
^And entered upon immediately,
A FARM in Westhampton, containing one bundredaeres
of land with a convenient House and good Barn be
tween 30 and 40 under good improvement in mowing; pas
turing and plowing and well fenced, five acres of grain in
the ground and ten more has the timber dead for puting in a
crop next season, the whole is well watered and peculiarly
suited to grass. If the Farm is not fold soon it will be let
for one year more, for further information enquire of
, JONATHAN JUDD, jun.
Southampton, March 1, 1783.
TAKEN up by the Subferiber, in Farmington meadows,
a bay MARE, y or 6 years old, two white bind feet,
a star in her forehead, a natural trotter, no brand norshoes.
And also a last springs sorrel horse COLT (of the above
Mare) one white foot, a Har in his forehead. The owner
is desired to pay charges and take them away.
EBENEZER LANKTON.
Farmington, March r, 1,83.
WE the Subfcribcrs, boing appointed Commissioners,
by the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftria of
Windham, to receive and examine the claims of the credi
tors to the estate of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, late of Manf
field in the county of Windhan, deceased, represented in
solvent; do hereby give notice that we shall attend said bn
finels at the dwelling-house of Daniel Dunham, innholder
in said Mansfield, on the fecoud Tuesdays of April and Ma,
next, at one o'clock on each of said days.
JESE WALDO,' ) Commiffl
„ ISAAC BARROWS. ) oners.
Mansfield, February >B, 1783,^
TO BE S OL D.
An excellent FARM,
THE well situated and noted Farm of the Subferiber is
now for sale, it lies in Colebrook on the main roaci
leading from Bolton to Philadelphia, the Farm contains 94
acres, all cleared up and in good rail fence, except a small
piece reicived for lire wood, and is divided into mowing,
pasture and plow land, in suitable proportions, with agood
Dwelling-House thereon 30 feet by 40, two good Barns and
two cow houses convenient for the fame, together with 350
apple trees one half bearing and flourishing, the above
place is well calculated for a tavern or trader, and is too
well known for its goodnefsto need any further recommenda
tion, any person enclining to purchase the fame, shall have
it reasonable with an indisputable tide.
AARON GRISWOLD.
Colebrook, February 28, 1783.
N. B. If the purchaser should think there is not land
Sufficient for a large farmer, there is a lot, I have the refufal
of, adjoining me of 63 acres that will make excellent pas
ture, &c %
TO BE SOL D,
And entered upon by the firft day of March next,
A FARM, containing about 60 acres of Land, well wood
ed and watered, with mowing and paHuring, well situ
ated within half a mile of the call Meetipg-Houfe, with a
commodious Dwelling-House, good Barn and horse house
on the fame, with a fine young Orchard which %ill make
about 30 or 40 barrels of cyder in oneyear, the above Farm
lies on the road leading from Springfield to Albany or Fish-
Kill, and very convenient for a tavern or trader, &c. The
price may be known and a good title given, by applying to
the Subferiber living on the premises.
DANIFL FOWLER.
Granville, February 28, 1783.
Y 0 B 2 $e t b,
By the Subscriber,
Two excellent FARMS,
LYING in the town of Hanover, one lying about one
mile from Dartmouth cq^ge, containing 200 acres,
a good Hotafe and Barn, almost new, Handing thereon, a
young Orchard and Nursery, about one hundred acres under
improvement, and well fenced.—The other liesin the cen
ter ofthe town adjoining the Meeting-House, containing
480 acres, about 100 under improvement, with a large
Dwelling-House and three Barns Handing thereon, well
situate for a trader or tavern, on two largeroads, one lead
ing from College to Portsmouth, the other to Haverhill and
Newbury, a large quantity of white pine timber on said
Land and a Saw-Mill adjoining well watered. For further
particulars enquire of Capt. John Ordway, or Benjamin
Plumly living on the premises, or
, ALEXANDER PLUMLY.
Wethersfield, March 13, 1783.
N. B. Said Farms will be fold all together or in any
other way to suit the Purchaser.
Look out for TIMBER.
WHEREAS the owners oftimber in Connecticut river
at a meeting held at Dresden, on the 4th day of
March infant, have veiled the Subferibers with full power
and authority, to tranfa& all matters relative to that busi
ness; this is to give notice, that all persons are requeued
not to flop any off a id timber above Hadley falls, and all
pedons who take up timber below said falls, are hereby de
sired to raft said timber, and if they cannot raft it, to place
it in as convenient a manner as possible for rafting and
they shall receive pay for their services from us.
WILLIAM PAGE,
ALEXANDER PLUMLY.
Charleftown, March 6, 1783.
A LL those who served in my company at New-London,
1 X and are still unpaid, are notified that I shall attend on
mem fprfctdement,at Ensign Jonathan Ellfworth'sin Wind
for,on Tuesday the firft of April, and at Capt. Elijah Wright's
'? Wethersfield, on Thursday following, beginning At nine
o'clock in the morning of each day.
v n t r ROBERT WELLS, Capt.
N. B. Those who do not apply pcrfonally must fend an
order.
JUft printed in Springfield, and to be fold by Nathaniel Pat
ten ten rods north of the Court-House Hartford.
The deserted Village a POEM,
By Dr. Goldsmith.
Next week will be well printed, handsomely bound and
ready for the Subfcribcrs and others, that neat Pocket Vo
lume of the Relations for the Order and Discipline of the
Troops of the United States, at fix shillings each and left by
the dozen.'
a n r e b,
A number oHprightly young HORSES
fit for Shipping. Enquire of
JEREMIAH & EBEN. PLATT.
Hartford, March tB, 7 783:
Choice Weft-India R U M
By the hogshead or barrel, to be Sold by GEORGF MFR.
RILL, opposite the Printing- Office, very cheap for cash.---
Likewise, a small assortment of Dry GOODS, Brown Supar
Rock and Fine Salt, Tea, Chocolate, Press-Papers. & c '
Hartford, March 18, 1783. '* °°
—^t Public Vendue—
On Wednesday of every Week from the Date
hereof, at nine o'clock forenoon.
Will be exfofed for Sale,
At the Store of HEZ. MERRIL; a few
rods South of the Court House.
A VARIETY of
Dry GOODS, SALT, &c. &c.
*l* Goods deposited, will be accounted for,
euher at public or private Sale, agreeable to or
ders.
Hartford, March 17, 1783.
TO B ES O L D, —'
By PORTER&LITTLE,
At their Store in L EBAN 0 N
RUM, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Tankards,half pint Cup s and
Indigo, Pepper, Pepper Callers.
^L": ^"" m ;_. - GLASS ware, Viz.
Broadcloths and Triramir.gs. Quart and Pint Decanters.
Baizes, Sattinet. Goblets, Tumblers,
Black Denim. Salts, Jellies.
Black Velvet, Thickset. Wine and Ale Glasses.
Calimancoes, Sibffs. S A DLER Y, Viz.
Durants, Tammies. Swivel, Hunting and Flat#
Shalloons, Callicoes. sided Stirnps.°
Modes, Sartin. Curb Birts.
Black and white Gauzes. Snrffie Do.tin'd & polished.
Milhnet, Ribbons & Tastes. Common Setts.
Qualities and Shoe bindings. Tacks, Brass Chair Nails.
Bandana,Roraal and Pullicat Tuft and Loop Nails.
silk Handkerchiefs. Diaper and Woolen Webb.
Large black Spanish Do. Silver'd Spurs.
Spotted Linen Do. Bone Twig Whips.
Women's white Kidand Pur- Hunting Do.
pie Gloves. HARDWAR E, Viz.
Women s Shoes- Large and small Handsaws.
Chip Hats. Chizels, Plaining Irons.
Silver plated Shoe Buckles. Thumb Latches.
Pinchbeck Stock buckles. Dovetail Do.
Silver'd Sieve Buttons. Carpenters & Joiners Ham.
Shoe an&Buckle Brushes. mers.
A general assortment of best Table Batts and Screws
London Pewter, consist- Flat-sided and three fauare
ingof Files.
Large and small Dishes. Rasps, Chest and Padlocks.
Do. Do Plates. Brass Cocks, Till Locks.
Two quart and pint Bafons. Shoemakers Hammers
Porringers. Nippers, Tacks.
Common and newest sash- Awls and Awl Hafts.
onedTea Pots, of different Table Knives and Forks.
' zes '. Shears, Sciffers.
Quart, pjnt & half pintpots. Cuttoes,Penknives, &c. &c.
Just Received, and tobe Sold,
By EBENEZER MOOR
SADLER in HARTFORD,
BE ST Plated Spurs of different fashions, Polished Steel
Do. polished Stirrup. Irons, common Swivel Do. by
the dozen or single pair, Hunting Do. per Do. °'
Staple Nails, large and small white fee Buckles by the
Groce, Straining and Surfingle Webings.
Law's Collection of Mufic'
To be fold at the Frinting-Qffiee*