The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-07-29 00:00:00, page 4

PETER COLT& Co.
Mare just received a fresh Assortment of Goads from Bos
ton, New-York and Philadelphia Markers, and a small
Affortraent efchofen Goods from France and England
which the, fell on the lowest Terms, at their Store oppe
ficc Col. J. Wadfworths, Hartford.
—among which are—
BEAUTIFULbIick& white Thickfetts.
chain'd Gauze. Fultians.
Spotted Sauffiu Do. Janes.
Guaze Handkerchiefs. Joneses.
Deft Lawn Do. Durants.
AttiMt for Aprons * Caps. Table Linen.
Great Variety of coloured & Callicees.
black Silk Handkerchiefs. Chintzes.
linen Do. Silk Gloves & Mitto
Ribbons and Tastes. Cearfe Woolens.
Fans of all Sorts. Fine Caflimers.
Modes. Nankeens.
Drains. Quilting.
Coloured Florence Silks. Cambricks.
Do. Pelongs. Lawns.
Sewing Silksand Threads. Irish Linen.
Twist, Small Assortment ofCrocker,.
left sane, gilt Buttons. 6 b, 8 Window 61afs.
Deathbead & Mohair 80. Tea.
Buckles. Chocolate.
Lives. Coffee.
Hard Ware. Chalk.
Velvets. Copperas.
Telverets. Steel per Hundred or fingte
Corduroys. Barr.
With a Variety of other Articles.
The Hartford Stage Waggon,
WILL leave David Bull's Inn, on ever, Monday morn
ing at four o'clock, and go to New-Haven the fame
day, Wednesday morning at the fame hour leave New-Ha
ven and return to^artferd, and on Frida, morning proceed
to Springfield, and return to Hartford the next day, ever,
attention will be paid to make it agreeable to the Ladies and
Gentlemen who will favor him with their custom and every
favor gratefully acknowledged, by their humble Servant,
JACOB BROWN.
N. Be The Stage will leave Smith's Coffec-Houfe New-
Maren and Parson's Tavern Springfield.
French Brandy, Weft-lndia
Rum by hogshead or barrel, to be Sold by
GEORGE MERRELL, opposite the Printing-
Just imported and ready for Sale on as easy Terms
as in New-York.
A Variety of Valuable Silver
W A T C H E S,
That will be warranted Sound, by
THOMAS HILLDRUP.
Morris's or Hillcgas's Notes, or Bills of
Exchange, received in payment.
Now IS THE TIME!
A great Bargain if applied for soon! A genteel
Situation for Sale !
A HOUSE 70 feet in length, two story high, entirelynew,
compleaN, finished, with thirteen finished rooms, and
eight good fire places, a goad Cellar under the whole, a
tiazza of 116 feet inlength, a good well of water in the
itchen; A new Barn with good stables ; a House-Shed 3#
feet square, entirely new ; and §0 acres es excellent Land ad
joining, about 20 acres of which is wood, and between four
and five hundred apple-trees, with a proportion of meadow,
plowing and pasture, which is an excellent stand for a trader
, and tavern. Alfa, a good two ftoty HOUSE well finished,
with a new Shop of 30 feet in length and 24 in wedth, with
one acre of Land, which is an excellent stand for a mechanic,
both places are nigh the centre of the town of New-Milford^
Also, about 50 acres of pasture Land that lies about three
miles from the town, and Icveral rights of Land in the State
of Vermont-.-an indisputable title will be given to the
above premises, by
NATHANIEL DURKEE, jun.
N. B# Vefrladia Rum, dry Goods, Cattle, good shipping
Hories, Connedicut Soldier Notes, Morris's Notes, Picker
ing's Notes, or Loan-Office Certificates receivedin payment.
Fifty Dollars Reward !
RUN away from the fubferiber the night following the
7th inst. July, a likely well built Negro Man, DICK,
about 22 years old, near 5 feetand a half high, clear black,
walks pretty good English ; had on when he went away, a
deep blue Coat, a brown Yaiftcoat, a pair of brown tow
cloth Trawfers, anda pair of linen Beeches moder them, a
check'd Shirt almost worn out, a large brim'd felt Hat al
most new, white yarn Stockings, thick Shoes, large block
sin Buckles, his hair turned back.-—Went away with a Ne
gro named Pomp, about 23 years old, talks broken, is clear
black, about § feet and a ball high, wore chiefty linen
deaths Whoever will take up said Negroes, or Dick on
ly, and return him to the fubferiber, or fccure him in any
goal, shall have the above reward, paid by
ELIZUR TRYON.
Glaftenbury, July 8, 178;.
STRAYED or STOLEN mutofthe pasture of the Subferiber,
in Suffield, on the 13th of July inftanc, a black MARE,
about if aad a half bands high, newly shod before, trots
and centers, part blooded, a star in her forehead about half
as big as a copper, about 5 years old. Whoever will take
up said Mare and chief and fccure them f. that the owner
may have her again, shall be handfomcl, rewarded and all
charges paid, by
. MARTIN HATHAWAY.
&&IJ, Julx 31, 1781,
TO B E SpL»,
A LARGE well built Store and Wharf, at Rocky-Hill
A landing, lying under an incumbrance. Also, a con
venient Dwelling-House and Barn, with one acre of Land,
on which is a good Garden and a number of different forts
of Fruit Trees. For particulars enquire of the Subferiber
living on the premises, by whom a good Title will be given.
SAMUEL FOSTER.
Wethersfield. July 14, 1783.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners, by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftrid of Farm
ington, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
to the estate of James Newel, late of Farmington, deceased,
represented insolvent, do hereby give notice that we shall
attend said business at the dwelling-heufe of Capt. Solo
mon Cowles, in said town, on the firft Mondaysor Septem
ber and O&ober next, from one o'clock 'till fix, P. M. on
each of said days. No accompts will be allowed unless pro
perly attested.
TIMOTHY ROOT, ) Commiffi-
WILLIAM WADSWORTH. ) oners.
Farmington, Jul, 4, 1783.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners, by
the Hon. Court of Piabate for the diftrid of Farm
ington, to recieve and examine the claims of the creditors
to the estate of Solomon Adams, late of Farmington, de
ceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give notice that
we shall attend said business at the dwelling-houle of Capt.
Solomon Cowles, in said town, on the second Mondays in
August and O&obcr nett, from one o'clock 'till fix, P. M.
on each of said days. No accompts will be allowed unless
properly attested.
WILLIAM WADSWORTH. )Commiffi-
ISAAC COWLES. ) oners.
Farmington, July 3, 1783.
tHE Subferibers being, by the Hon. Courtof Probate, for
the diftri& of East-Windsor, full, impewered to exa
mine the claims of the creditors to the estate ofSamuel Hol
man, late of East Hartford, deceased, represented insolvent;
give notice that we shall attend the business of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling- haufe of Mary Holm an, in Bast Hart
ford, on the last Tuesday in August and the firft Tuesday of
September next, from one o'clock afternoon until fix, on
each of said days.
ASHBEL PITKIN, -
JOHN WYLES. jCommiffioners.
Hartford, June 23, 1783.
BROKE into the inctofure of the fubferiber in June last7 a
Bay MARE, black mane and tail, about 13 hands and
half high, natural trotter, her near fore hoof split, c years
old. The owner is deftred t® prove his property, pay char
ges and take her away.
„ SAMUEL WHITE.
Coventry, July 4, 1783.
To. be Sold by the Printers hereof,
A few Copies of the
Address and Recommendations
To THE STATES,
By the United States in Congress assem
bled.
TO WHICH IS ADDED, AN APPENDIX,
Containing,
An account of the debt due from the State of
Connecticut the taxes which have been
granted since the year 1775—the monies issu
ed—what remains unpaid, and from what
towns, as appears by Reports to the General
Assembly.
AL S O,
The last official A DDRESS,
of his Excellency
General WASHINGTON,
To the Legislatures of the United States.
To which is annexed, a
Collection of Papers relative to Half-Pay, and
commutation of Half-Pay, granted by Con
gress to the Officers of the Army.
7 WENET DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED or STOLEN from the pasture of the
fubferiber last Saturday night or Sunday morning, a
large red roan HORSE, about fifteen hands high, a fill na
tural trotter, about eleven or twelve years old, has been
much used in a carriage. Whoever will return said horse
to me shall be handfomly rewarded, and necessary charges
paid ; or, if stolen, whoever will fccure the thief, so that
he may be brought to justice, shall have twenty dollars re
ward and all necessary charges p :id.
At the fame time were stolen from the fubferiber a
chaifc-biidic and saddle, which were doubtless taken by
the man that stole the horse, they are eld, and the saddle
has a piece of black sheep skin under the pad. 'Tis proba
ble that the thief will leave the chaifc-faddle and Real a
better: Whoever shall find said saddle and give immediate
information to me shall be well rewarded.
JOHN M. BREED.
Norwich, July tfth, 1783.
WB the Subferibers being, by the Hon. Court of probate
for the diftria of Middletown, appointed Commissi
oners, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
the estate of Mrs. SARAH LASON, late of laid Middletown,
deceased, reprefenred insolvent, do hereby give notice,that
we shall attend for said purpose at the dwelling-house
Mrs. Elizabeth Bigelow, innholder in said Middletown, on
the firft Mondays of September,Odiber and December next.
ICHABOD WETMORE, ) Commiffi-
GEORGE PHILLIPS, ) oners.
Middletown, July 10, 1783.
10 be S & L D, by
Jeremiah and Ebenezer Platt,
At their Store in Hartford,
THE best of Sc. Kitts R U M, by the Hogshead or Barrel,
and St. Martin's SALT, by the cask or larger quantity,
for which Cash, Rye, Oats, Red Oak Hogshead Shooks,
and a few young sprightly Horses in good order for Ship
ping, will be received in payment,
STRAYED or STOLEN from the Subferiber, a dark brown
MARE, about 13 and a half hands high, without an,
white except saddle galls, with remarkable crooked hind
feet turning cowards each other, about 8 or 9 years old.
Whoever will take up said Mare and thief, and return them
to the Subferiber, shall have 5 dollars reward and for the
Marc 2 dollars and all necessary charges, paid by
, „ JOSEPH HADSALL.
Hancock, June 4, 1783.
WE the Subscribers being appointed CommUioners, by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the di&ri& of Wind
ham, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
the estate of ADONIRAM GRANT, late of Coventry, de
ceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give notice that
we shall attend said business at the house of Mr. Elias Hol
brooks inholder in Tolland, on the last Tuesday in August,
and 2d Tuesday of September, and the firft and last Tuefda,
of Odaber next, at 9 o'clock in the morning. No accompm
will be accepted unless properly attested.
, ELIJAH CHAPMAN, ) Commiffr
ICHABOD HINKLEY.) oners.
July 14, 1,83.
LEFT in the SudiciiDcis sain, the night of the 16th inst.
by some person unknown to him, a bright bay HORSE,
about 14 hands and an inch high, in midling good order,
trots and cantors well, face and both his hind feet white,
shod before, some white spots under his belly. The ownci;
is d< fired to pay charges and take him away.
ABSALOM WILLIAMS.
Wethersfield, Jul, r,, 1783
Cash given for Calves Fates, at
the Printing Office or Paper Mills.
FOR SAL E, BY
JOHN CALDWELL & Co,
A few Rods East of the Court-House Hartford.
•Y AMAICA Spirits, per Hogshead or Barrel.
J New-England Rum, Do. Do.
Nantz Brand,, per Cask.
Best Teneriffe Wine, per Pipe or Quarter-Cask.
Sugar, per Hogshead or Barrel.
Refined Iron.
German Steel.
A general Assortment of European Goode, fuitible for the
Season, also a small Assortment of Hard Ware, very low for
Cash,
SALT given for old or new Flax-Seed.
Wanted a few Horses for shipping.
New Goods! Cheap!
A great Variety-- just opened for file,
By John watson,
At his Store, in Eaft-windfor.
GENTLEMEN or Ladies, who will take the Trouble to
look, will fee what they are.
N. B. Those who bring their Money firft, may buy the
foft Bargains. > / /
East-Windsor, July 21, 178;.
THOSE Indebted t^hc estate of JOSEPH CHURCH,'j^
Esq; deceased, will be, without exception, lued, unless
an immediate settlement prevents.
WILLIAM NICHOLS, Attorney to the Administrator.
N. B. Payment may be made to said Nichola in the ab
sence of Mr. Imlay the Administrator.
Hartford, July 21, 1783.
THE Subfcribertake^tbismctn &TtoT^fort^TusTuftomcrs
that stand indebted to him by book, to pay the fam •
in fix weeks from the date hereofor they may cxpe ^trouble.
As the debts in general are butfmall sums it is hoped thi,
request will be chcarfully complied with; which may ena
ble the Subferiber to lay in his stock againit another fealen
to advantage, and lower bis price for the benefit of his ge
nerous customers that pay ready money, which he only
wishes to oblige.
WILLIAM BIGLAND, Linen Dyer.
Middletown, July 17, i7 8 3-
F O R S A L E,
By ASHBEL WELLS, jun.
At his Store the Sonth Side of the Great-Bridge, in Hartford.
GENUINE Madeira and Fyall Wine choice Jamaica Spi
rits, Welt-India Hum, best French Brandy, London
Porter and Molafles per Gallon, choice BoheaTea, loaf and
brown Sugar, Indig®, Raisins, Nutmegs, Pepper, allspice.
Writing Paper per Ream, Scaling Wax and Wafers, Erafs
cocks, Bailow Pen-Knives, Cuttoes, Steel plate Shovels and
Spades, Rock Salt per Cask er Bushel, Chalk, Pipes, „ 84
and lod Nails.-- Alfa a large Affottmenc of Crockery Ware
very cheap for Cash.
July 22, 1783.
Excellent Weft-lndia Rum, by
the Hogshead or Barrel and ROCK SALT to be
fold very cheap for Cash, by
JAMES WATSON.
N. B. Red-Oak Shooks, Rye and Oats of this
years crop, and four or five young lively Horses
will also be received in payment if brought
within fifteen days.
Hartford, July 19, 1783.