The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-10-23 00:00:00, page 4

EA R T HEN WA RE,
To be Sold, Wholesale or Retail ; also,
A Numbers APPLE-TREES, for Orchards,
By ISRAEL SEYMOUR, Hartford.
TO BE S OLD,""'
By JOHNWATSO N,
At his Store in East-Windsor,
EXCELLENT Port and Madeira WINE, by the Pipe,
'Quarter Cask or Gallon ; Jamaica Spirit, Weft-India
and New-England Rum, by the Hogshead, Barrel or Gallon,
Molasses by rhe Hogshead or smaller quantity, Rock Salt by
the Hogshead or Bushel, Sugar, Wool Cards, and sundry ar
ticles of Dry Goods, cheap for Cash.
Also, a genteel SADDDE HORSE, five years old, half
blood, cheap for Cash, any kind of Goods, or Country Pro
duce, if applied for soon.
Eift-Windfor, October f, 1781.
Bett Buck and Doe Skin
BREECH E S,
To be S O L D, cheap for C ASH,
By J O HN HI I, T,,
. A little South of the Court-House, Hartford,
ROLL of Representatives in the General Assembly, conven
ed at Hartford, on the fccond Thursday ofO&ober, 1781.
County of HARTFORD.
Hartford,Mß. Benjamin Payne, Col. Jonathan Wells.
Bolton, Mr. Ichabod Warner, Capt. Edward Payhe,
Chatham, Mt. Ebenezer White, Mr. Chauncey Buckley.
Colcheffcr, Col. Henry Champion, Col. Elias Worthington.
Fall-Haddam, Col. Dyar Throop, Capt. Jfrael Spencer.
Eift-Windfor, Gen. Erastus Wolcott, Capt. J. Chamberlain.
Enfield, Col. Nathaniel Terry, Capt, Daniel Perkins.
Farmington, Mr. John Treadwell, Col. Gad Stanley:
Chftenbury. # %
Haddam, Capt. Nehemiah Brainard, Mr. Hezekiah Brainard
Hebron, Col. Joel Jones, Capt. Timothy Dutton.
Middletown, Col. Comfort Sage, Col. Matthew Talcott.
Somers, Mr. Zerah Kibbe, Maj. Abiel Peafe.
Southington, Mr. Jonathan Root, Capt. John Curtis.
Stafford, Mr. Joshua Blodget, Mr. Jesse Cady.
Suffield, Capt. Abraham Granger, Capt. Isaac Owen.
Simsbury, Capt. Daniel Humphry, Capt. Abel Pettibone.
Tolland, Capt. Hope Lathrop, Capt. Elijah Chapman.
Wethersfield, Mr. Stephen M. Mitchel, Col. John Chester.
Willington, Capt. Joseph Crocker, Mr. Moses Holmes.
Windsor, Mr. Eliakim Marshall, Capt. Josiah Phelps.
For the County of NEW-HAVEN.
New-Haven, Capt. James Hillhoufe, Mr. Eneas Munson.
Branford, Col. Edward Russel, Mr. Jonah Clark.
Cheshire, Mr. John Peck, Capt. Ambrose Hine,
Derby, Capt. Daniel Holbrook, Capt. Thomas Clark.
Durham, Gen. James Wadsworth, Capt. Simeon Parsons.
Guilford, Mr, John Burgifs, Gen. Andrew Ward.
Milford, Mr. Gideon Buckingham, Capt. Lewis Mallet.
Wallingford, Col. Street Hall, Mr. Jared Potter.
Waterbury, Mr. Joseph Hopkins, Mr. Abner Johnson.
For the County of NEW-LONDON,
New-London, Mr. Nathaniel Shaw, Maj. Wm. Hillhoufe,
Norwich, Col. Joshua Huntington, Mr. John Backus.
Ofcton, Mr. Thomas Mumford, Capt. Stephen Billings.
Killingsworth, Mr. Hezekiah Lane, Capt. Job Wright.
Lyme, Maj. Richard Wait, Mr. Samuel Mather, jun.
Preston, Col. Samuel Mott, Mr. Elias Brown.
Saybrook, Mr. Samuel Field, Capt. Samuel Shipman.
Stonington, Mr. Paul Wheeler, Mr. Henry Miner.
For the County of FAIRFIELD.
Fairfield, Gen. Gold S. Silliman, Mr. Hezekiah Hubbel.
Danbury, Col. Joseph P. Cook, Col. Eli Mygatt.
Greenwich, Gen. John Mead, Mr. Amos Mead.
New-Fairfield, Capt. James Potter, Col. Nebem. Bcardfley
Newtown, Col. John Chandler, Mr. George Smith.
Norwalk, Mr. Samuel C. Silliman, Capt. Eliph. Lockwood
Reading, Mr. Lemuel Sanford, Capt. William Hawley.
Ridgefield, Col. Philip B. Bradley, Capt. David Olmftead.
Stanford, Gen. David Waterbury, Mr. Charles Weed.
Stratford, Mr. Daniel Bennet, Capt. Daniel Judson.
For the County of WINDHAM.
Windham, Mr. Shubael Abbe, Mr. Hezekiah Ripley.
Ashford, Maj. John Kyes, Mr. Thomas Huntington.
Canterbury, Mr. Solomon Payne, Mr. Daniel Frost.
Coventry, Mr. Benajah Strong, Mr. Ephraim Kiugibury.
Killingly, Mr. Daniel Learned, Mr. Sampson Howe.
Lebanon, Col. William Williams, chosen Speaker.
Mr. Elkanah Tifdale.
Mansfield, Mr. Constant Southworth, Mr. Nath'l. Atwood.
Plainfield, Capt. James Bradford, Maj. Andrew Backus.
Pomfret, Col. Joseph Abbot, Mr. Elisha Lord.
Union, Capt. Thomas Lawson, Mr. John Sessions,
Voluntown, Capt. Isaac Gallop, Mr. Moses Kinne.
Woodstock, Capt. Elisha Child, Mr. Jedidiah Morfc.
For the County of LITCHFIELD.
Litchfield, Mr. Jedidiah Strong, chosen Clerk.
Col. Bezalcel Bebee.
Rerkhemftead, unrepresented.
Canaan. Col. Charles Burrall. Mr. Timothy Hurlburt.
Colebrook, unrepresented.
Cornwall, Mr. Matthew Patterson, Mr. Noah Rogers.
Goshen, Mr. Abel Newell, Capt. Afaph Hall.
Hartland, Capt. Thomas Beeman, Capt. Eleazer Ensign.
Harwington, Capt. Josiah Phelps, Capt. George Catlin.
Kent.
New Hartford, Col. Seth Smith, Col. Aaron Austin.
New-Milford, Mr. Abel Hine, Col. Samuel Canfield.
Norfolk.
Salisbury, Col. Joshua Porter, Mr. Hezekiah Fitch.
Sharon, Mr. John Canfield, Col. Samuel Elmore.
Torrington, Col. Epaphras Sheldon, Mr. Abner Marshall.
Washington, Capt. Nathan Hicock, Mr. John Whittlefey.
Watertown, Capt Thomas Fenn, Capt. Phineas Royce,
frinchefter, Mr. Robert McCune.
Woodbury, Mr. Daniel Sherman, CoL Tncreafe Moseley.
For the County of WESTMOREL AND.
Westmoreland, Mr. Obadiah Gove, Capt. John Franklin.
H A R TF ORD O&ober 23.
To be SOLD, by WHOLESALE,
At the House of Mr% Edwards, near the Court-House, Hart
ford, lor Cash or Bills of Exchange, a large Assortment of
English and India PRIZE GOODS, among which
are the following Articles, viz.
BANDANO, Romall, Pullicat, and Printed Linen Hand
kerchiefs, Callicoes, Chintzes, Irish Linens, Persians,
Taffatics, Cambricks, Lawns, Sewing Silks, Blank Books
bound and ruled, Scotch Threads, Pins, Needles, Silk, Cot
ton and Thread Hose, white and coloured Janes and Dim
mity's, a great Variety of Ribbons, black Modes, Writing
Paper, &c. &c.,
Also, English Loaf Sugar, Weft-India Rum, Paints, Pep
per, Spades and Shovels, Plate Iron, Iron Stock Anchors,
from 48 to 170 lb. Plough Share Molds, and a variety of
other articles.
Hartford, O&ober 8, 17*1.
,C A LEB B U L L, jun'rs. Srore,
HAS just been supplied with black and white Gauzes,
gauze handkerchiefs, Ribbons, figured Milinet
Aprons, Chintzes, Calicoes, Irish Linens, Weft India and
New-England Rum in hogsheads and barrels, Rock Salt by
the cask or less quantity, and a variety of other Articles to be
disposed of for Cash in Hand or Bills of Exchange at a rea
sonable price.
N. B. Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flax Seed, &c. will suit as pay
for many of the Articles.
A Quantity of the best kind of
L I V E R, O I L,
To be Sold, by ELISHA STRON G, near the Great
Bridge, Windsor.
Oftober 6, isr.
THE fubferiber hereby desires all persons indebted to him
either by book or note, to make speedy payment,
otherwise he must be under the disagreeable necessity of cal
ling on them in a different manner.
BARNABAS DEANE.
Wethersfield, October 3, 1781.
LOST, about three weeks ago, on the road between
Middletown and Wethersfield, a small bundle of P A
PERS, wrapped in a News-Paper, chiefly of a public na
ture, two small orders signed B. Henshaw. Any person ha
ving found said Papers, and will leave them at Col, Wads
worth's or the Printers at Hartford, shall be handsomely re
warded by J. ROO T.
O&ober 2, 1781.
ALL persons indebted to the fubferiber, either by Book or
Note, are requeffed to Gall and fettle the fame imme
diately. Those who negle^may depend on being called on
in a different manner, at November Court.
RUSSEL WOODBRIDGE.
Eaft-Hartford, Oftober 3, 1781.
C T OLEN, out of the fubferiber's pasture in Windsor, Win
) tonbury society, on the night of the third inst. a midling
fixed black horse, shod before, a natural pacer. Whoever
will rake up said horse and thief shall have ten dollars re
ward, and charges paid, or two dollars for the horse only.
•ENOCH DRAKE.
Wintonbury, O&ober f, 1781.
CITRATED or flo'en from the fubferiber, on the right of the
J 6th inst. a BMC M/RE, about 14 hands high, afar in
her forehead, a little white on both bind feet, branded on her
left shoulder with the letter X. and on her hoofs, N. S. paces
and trotts. Whoever ivill return (hid mare to the fubferiber
shall be handsomely rewarded, and all necessary charges paid, by
N^ TH,AN S^GE."
Middletown, Offober rr. 17'1,
N. R. The above metre formerl, belonged to the widow Stan
ley, of New-Britain.
To be SOLD at PUBLIC SAL F., at the House of Mr. Ti
mothy Boardman, in Middletown, on the 25th instant.
SUNDRY articles of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURES iz.
A very good Mahogany Desk and Book Case, one Cor
ner Cupboard, Tron and Brass Pots and Kettles, Candlesticks,
Hand Irons, and a quantity of Pewter and Tin Ware, and a
number of Blankets, with many other articles for House
keeping.
Middletown, October 3, 1781.
LOST by the Subscriber about the last of September, a
Red Parchment Pocket Book, containing a small sum
of Paper Bills, and other Papers of no value to any other
person. Whoever may find the fame shall be welcome to
the Bills, and are desired to return the other Papers, to
SAMUEL TALCOTT.
Hartford, October 15, 1781.
CAME into the inclofure of the fubferiber about the loth
of July last, aHEIFE R, three years old past, marked
with a crop off the near ear, and a flit in the top of the fame.
The owner may have her by proving his property and pay
ing charges. JOSEPH KING, 2d.
Suffield, September 24, T7BT.
TH P. fubferibers being appointed Commissioners to re
ceive and examine the claims of the creditors to the
estate of Hackaliah Foster, late of East-Windsor, deceas'd,
repreferted infotent; hereby give notice that we shall at
tend on the bufi«fs of our appointment, on the firft Tues
days in November, December and January next, from one
to fix o'clock afternoon, at the dwelling house of Captain
Aaron Biffell.
ON the night of the 6th instant the boufe of the fubferi
ber was broke open while he was in it, by Amos Hull,
Fred. Way, and Betty Way, Mulattoes, and robbed of the
following articles, viz. One white and one striped Linen
Shirt, one waistcoat, one pair of white silk Breeches, one
Dollar and forhe small silver. The ruffians also attempted
to murder the fubferiber. Whoever wil'l apprehend the a
bove persons ud give information, shall receive Ten
Pounds reward, or in that proportion for each.
JOSEPH MUNN.
Farmington, O&ober 8.
AARON BISSELL,
, OLIVER DAY.
Faft-W^dior, October 6, ryh,
Hartford County, October st, 17S1.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned, that a
libel is filed before the Hon Jabez Hamlin, Efa; Judge
of the Maritime Court in the county of Hartford, in favour of
Joshua Griffith, commander of the armed boat called the Chatham,
and his associates, andthe owners of said boat, against the fchoo,
ner Betsey, burthen about 22 tons, John Smith late maflex, her
tackle and apparel, and a quantity of flour, a sum of hard money,
and other articles found on board /aid febooner ; which the libel
lants fay were employed for the purpose of carrying on an illicit
trade with the enemy, and conveying or transporting to Long-
Island or feme other iftand within the enemy's lines, contrary to the
laws, and were taken in theSound on or about the 21 day Sep
tember last, and brought into the county of Hartford.-—For the
trial of tbe justice of said capture a Court will be hidden at the
Court-House, in Hartford, in said county, on the firft Tuesday of
Nov. next, when all persons claiming property in said fehooner or
the articles above mentioned, may appear and shew cause (if any
they have) why the fame should not be judged as lawful prize,
according to the prayer of the libellants.
Ry order of the Judge,
GEORGE WELLES, Repflor.
I)ROK,E into the inclofure of the fub/criber, the zpth of Sep-
JL> temher last, a red roan HORS E, no brand, shed all round,
about 6or 7 'years old. Tbe owner is difred to come, prate hit
property, pay charges and take him away.
STEPHEN WHITMORE.
Middletown, O/lober 12, t,#t.
BLANKS of various Kinds,
To be Sold at the Printing-Office, Hartford.
TOBES OL D, : ' '
By PRESERVED FIELD,
opposite Caleb Bull, janr's Store, in Hartford,
BROAD-CLOTHS, Coating, Baize, Velvet, Corduroy,
Cottendenim, Silverec Camblets, Moreen Stuffs.' Shal
loons, Calicoes, Sattin,Pelong, Taffaty, Modes; a variety
of striped and figured black and white Gauzes, Gauze
Handkerchiefs, Millinet, black Silk Lace, white Thread do;
Men's Worsted Hose, Bandar 0, Romaland Barcelona Hand
kerchiefs, Cotton and Linen Pocket do. figured and.plain
Lawn, Cambricks, Muslins, Linens ; a variety ofblacK and
figured Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Twist, Silk Ferret, Coat and
Vest Buttons, Hair-Combs, Sleeve-Buttons'Bcver Hats, Bar
low, Bilboa and common Pen-Knives, Pins, &c. Also, ex
cellent Brown Sugar, Tea, Pepper, Alfpice, Ginger, and
sundry other articles.
Hartford, O&ober 14, 1781.
W HERE " *"' '"'^ beer ^plication made to me
W the fubferiber, by a large number of the proprietors
of the common and undivided land in the town of New-
Hartford, to have a meeting speedily called of said pro
prietors. These are therefore to give notice to the propri
etors of said New-Hartford, that there is to be a meeting of
said proprietors, holden at the Meeting House in said New-
Hartford, on the sixth day of November next, at one of the
clock in tbe afternoon, to tranfaft some weighty befools
that may be laid before the proprietors; and also if there
be any proprietors that have not laid out their proportion
of land, in said New-Hartford, according to the fevera!
votes of Gid proprietors, as have been palled several years
ago, are desired to appear, at or before said meeting, and
make good their claim.
MATTHEW GILLET, Clerk.
Nfw-Hartford, October 4, 1,81.
1 RAYED or Stolen from the fubferiber in Hartford, fa^c
O time about the 2oth September last, a Sorrel H 0 RSE
about 14 hands high, 5 or 6 years old, natural trotter, thick
set, something high hips, shortish mane and tail, little or
ho white in the forehead, fear of a fore on the back, made
by the hind part of the saddle. Whoever will return the
Horse shall receive Four Dollars Reward and all neceffar,
charges paid, by JOHN BOLLES.
Hartford, October it, 1781./
Hartford County, Cdober 5, 1781.
PUBLIC Notice 6 hereby given to all whom it doth or
may concern, That a Libel is filed before the Hon. Ja
bez Hamlin, Esq. Judge of the County Court in the County
of Hartford, against the Schooner Succels, John McNeal late
master, her tackle, apparel and cargo, in favor of Caleb
Trowbridge, commander of the armed Brigantine called the
Firebrand, and his associates, the fetters forth of the said
Brigantine and crew on board, who took her upon the high
seas, and sent her into the county ofHartford; and for rhe
trial of the justice of said capture, , the Maritime Court for
the county of Hartford, will be h'eld at Hartford in said
county on the firft Tuesday qf November pext, at which
time all persons claiming property may Appear, and shew
reason if any they have, why the said : Schooner with her
tackle, apparel and cargo, should not be adjudged as law
ful prize to the libellants, agreeable to their prayer.
By Order of the Judges - ;
; LL YS, Reg'r.
STATE ot CONNECTICUT. —
To all whom it doth or may concern,
KNOW YE that a libel is filed before the Hon. Jabez
Hamlin, Esq;; Judge of the Maritime Court for the
County of Hartford, in favour of Seth Overton and his asso
ciates, against a Small Boat, name unknown, about 30 feet
keel, with 12 muskets, and a number of casks, captuied by
said Overton and associates; on or about the 26th £eptfmb©'r
last, near Long-lfland, and said to have been carried from,
this State to the said Island, aghinft the laws of fed State,
made to prevent illicit trade ; —and . for trial of the juftiae
of said capture, a Court will be holden at the Court-House,
tin Hartford, in said county, on,the firft Tuesday of Novem
ber next; at which time and place all persons claiming pro
perty may appear, and shew cause (if any they have) why
the said Boat, &c. should not be condemned as prize to the
libellants. By order of the Judge,
„ ~ , GEORGE WYLLYS, Register.
Hartford, O&>b# tz, ttß r,
TAKEN UP by thclubimbcr, tue 4m inftam, a BLACK,
MARE, 14 hands high, a natural trotter, a star in
het forehead, one white hiii&fodt. —The owner may have
her, paying charges.
, Jo^ HU BEAR D.
Haddam, October 9, 1781.