The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-02-04 00:00:00, page 4

Broke into ike Tnclo/ure of the Suhfer^er,
ON or about the middle of November 'aft, a black
MARE, oqe Year old past, one white near hind
hot, a brown Nose, no Brand. The Owner is desired to
prove his Property, pay Charges and take her away.
MOSES STEEL.
Hartford, January 13.
T~O~'B~E L D, ™
By the Subferibers in Cornwall,
TWO small FARMS, lying adjacent, one of which con
tains forty eight Acres of Land of the best Quality,
and very valuable Privileges, and lituate on the main Road
from Litchfield to Albany; the other of them contains twen
ty one acres, under Improvement, with good Accommoda
tions, as Building, Orcharding, Mowing, &c. They may
be purchased together or feperate at a reasonable Price for
Cash, of OZIAS and JOAB HURLBURT.
THE Collectors of Town and Society Taxes fur the Town
of Hartland, hereby give Notice to the following Per
sons, Non-Resident Proprietors of said Town, that their
Lands will be Sold at Public Vendue, at the Sign-Post in
said Hartland, on the firft Monday in March next, unless
prevented by paying their Taxes, viz. the Lands belonging
to Zenas Brace, Mary Church, Samuel Cadwell, joqn
Cadwell, Eleazer Cowls, Rev. George Colten, Caleb Grif
would's Heirs, Peleg Heth, John Jones, Do&or Lathrap,
Heirs, Mix. John Merry, jofiah Meeker, jun. John
Bafton Alcott, John Pettibone, John Root, John Whit
man, Abner Waters, Norman Morrison's Heirs, Samuel
Talcott, jun. Rev. Mr. Bellamy, Joseph Fitch, Asa Good
man, and David Bates.
ELIHU HALL,
JOEL MINOR, Celled
AARON BUSH.
’ll' LL persons indebted to the estate of Deacon JONA"
THAN WOODRUFF,Iate of Southington, deceas'd, are
called upon to make immediate fettlemcnt to the Subferi
bers—All persons having an, demands on said estate, are
defined to exhibit their several accounts for adjustment.
AMOS WOODRUFF. ) Executors
JONATHAN WOODRUFF. )
Southington, January !;, 178,
About 50 Iba Spring Beaver,
To be Sold, at the Store of
JOHN C A L D W E L L, and Co.
HARTFOR D.
We the Subferibers being ap
pointed Commissioners
][>Y!he Hon. COURT of PROBATE for the Diftrih of
faft-Windfor, to adjust the Claims of the Creditors to
the Estate of BENJAMIN ELSWORTH, late of Baft-Wi^d
far, deceased, represented Insolvent, and fix Months being
allowed said Creditors to bring in their Claims, do hereby
give Notice, thzt we shall attend said Business at the dwel
ling House of Capt. John Elfwoxtb, Inn-holder in East-
Windsor, on the last Mondays of February, March and
April next, from one o'clock till fix in the Afternoon of
each of said Days#
FREDERICK ELSWORTH,
EBENEZER WATSON, jun.
- taft-Windfer, January 3th, 1783.
TAKEN up by the Subscriber oq the 13th inst. January,
alright bay HORSE, fourteen Hands and half high,
anatural Trotter, shod and corked all round, supposed to
be fix or seven Years old, no Brand, gaulded on his fore
Shoulders upon both Sides, supposed co be with the Gears.
The Owner is desired to pay Charges and take him away.
GILES GRISWOULD.
-Meriden, Jan. If.
JOHN CHENEVARD,
At his Store in Hartford, has for Sale,
Choice Rock Salt and Jamaica
Sugars,
for Ca^h, Hon. Robert Morris's Notes, or country Produce.
A Caution to the Public.
THESE are to give Notice to all whom it may Concern,
not to Purchase a certain Note of Hand for twenty
four Pounds, Lawful Money, given to NATHANIEL WAR
NER, jun. by the Subferibers, dated the second Day of May,
A. D. 1781, as we have obtained a Discharge from said
Warner, in full Payment of said Note, but have never been
able to obtain said Note,it being in the Hands of one Roberts,
who has twice Sold, and has repeatedly offered said Note
for Sale notwithttanding the laid Discharge.
ICHABOD NORTON.
GAD STANLEY.
Farming ton, Jan. 16. _____
TAKENUP by the Subferiber on the yth inst. a red forrH
MARE, 3 years old, with a streak down her face, brand
ed W o n her near hoof, some white on both hind feet, a
long tail---The owner is defined to pay charges and take
heraway.
JOHN ELLIS.
Hebron, January 16, 1783.
Three Stray Colts
TAKEN up in a fuffering Condition, one of them a two
Year old MARE, of a light brown Colour, with a
long Tail. The other a one Year old HORSE COLT,
of an iron grey Colour, the near hind Foot white. The last
alighc sorrel MARE COIT, a white Strip in her Face
which turns on the left Side, white Mane and Tail, the two
fore Hoofs black. The Owner or Owners is desired to Pay
Charges and take them away.
DANIEL BUCK,
ror--A. r< 6reld. January 16, r,Bfr
ALL Perfofti having in, Demand's on the eftae of Dr
PRIMUS MANUMITT, late of Ea#-Windfor deceas'd,
are de fired to bring in their accounts to the Subferiber; who
will attend said business on the second Monday of February
at Capt. Aaron Biffells, and at his own house the last Mon
day of February next; all persons indebted, arc desired to
meet on said days for settlement.
EDWARD C. GRANT;
Bast-Windsor, January 6, r 783 8 3-
BY direction from the COURT of PROBATE, for the
Diftria of Danbury, Notice is hereby given to the fe
zveral Creditors on the Estate of Deacon Samuel Trowbridge,
late of New-Fairfield, deceased, to bring in their Claims
against the fame to the Subferiber, within eighteen Months
from the Date hereof; after which Time no Accounts will
be allowed.
SETH TROWBRIDGE, Administrator.
New-Fairfield, Jan. 13, 1783. ______
TO BE SOLD,
And entered upon the firft ofiMay next,
ABOUT Sixteen Acres of good LAND, a two story
HOUSE, BA R^N and good ORCHARD, that
will produce thirty Barrels of Cyder in a Season; situate on
Farmington Road, about a Mile and a half from the State-
House, in Hartford; also, about thirty Acres of Woodland
within three Miles of the above. The Terms may be known,
and an indisputable Title had, by applying to
SAMUEL and MOSES BENTON.
Hartford, Jan. 17, 1783.
ASHB^L WELLS, Jun.
Has for Sale at the large red Store at the South
End of the Great-Bridge in Hartford, for
Cash, Bills on France, good Flour, Wheat,
Rye, Corn, Oats, &c. the following Articles,
viz.
GENUINE Madeira by the Gallon and in Bottles, Weft-In
dia Rum, Holland Gin, and English Bandy of the best
Kind, by the Hogshead, Barrel or Gallon, Ruck Salt, Mufco
vado Sugar, and Rice, by the Hundred or single Pound,
Broadcloths, buff coloured Kerfimer, brown frize Coating,
Prunella,dark coloured Chintz, Bed,ticking, Spanish Linen,
spotted Bandano Handkerchiefs, Barcelona and Ramped
Linen, do. by the Dozen or single, large worked Stockings,
best Writing Paper, Ink Powderand Cake, Sealing Waxand
Wafers, Pepper, Nutmegs, Best Case Knives and Forks, large
Jack Knives, Pen-Knives, Pocketink Stands, Sciffars, Cork-
Screws, Tea Tongs, Snuffers, Shoe Buckles, Sleeve Buttons,
Tobacco Boxes, Hat-Looping, Hat-Pins Sewing Silk, dia
per Tape, fine Thre,d, Shot, ivory Combs, Hair Ribbon,
Thimbles, Knitting Needles, large darning and common
Needles, Candles, &c.
N. B. Goods stored or received to fell on Commission.
January 20, 178%
We the Subferibers being ap
pointed Commissioners
BY the Hon. COURT of PROBATE, for the Diftria of
Hartford, to examine the Claims of the Creditors to
the Efface of JAMES WHITE, late of Wethersfield, de
ceased, represented Insolvent, hereby give Notice, that we
shall attend on said Business at the dwelling House of said
deceased, the firft TUESDAYS of March, February and
April next, from twotill seven o'Clock in the Afternoon of
said Days; no Accounts will be allowed afterwards.
EBENEZER GOODRICH, Commi ssioners.
THOMAS DANFORTH, ^^^^ers.
Stepney, in Weathersfield, Jan. 16.
Jeremiah & Ebenezer Platt,
Have just come to hand an assortment of French
and Dutch GOODS, imported in the
last veflcls from France and Holland; which
are to be Sold at their Store in Hartford,
on the most reasonable terms, for Galh, Bills
of Exchange, Loan-Office Certificates, Mas
sachusetts State Notes, the Hon. Robert
Morris's Notes, Bank N? es, Flour, Pork,
Beef and Grain, of all forts, viz.—
A GREAT variety of law
priced, mixed Coat
ings
Blue and red do.
Blue, red, brown and white
narrow Frizes.
Scarlet, green and brown
Ratteen.
Blue Kerley.
Superfine, middling and low
priced Broadcloths, of a
great variety of colours.
Blankets,
Embossed Serge.
Scarlet and clouded Caffi
mer.
Black prunella, and Floren
tine.
Rich black Sattin.
Black, blue and white Mode.
White and purple silk Serge.
Black Calimancoe.
Black and Scarlet worked
Breeches pieces.
Mensfilk, worked andthread
Hose.
An assortment of handsome
Calicoes and Chintzes.
Seven-eight and yard wide
linen.
Brittania's#
Dowlas.
Black and white Lace#
Black and white Gaw^
Black and white gauze hand
kerchiefs.
Printed linen handkerchiefs.
Plain, striped and fprig'd
Muslin.
Striped Gingham,
Striped Sattin for Gowns.
Cambrick and Lawn.
Cotton Romalls.
Coarse and fine thread.
Sewing Silks of all colours.
Broad & narrow, plain and
twill'd Tapes.
Mens leather Gloves.
Womens coloured worsted
Mitts.
Do. white cotton Gloves.
Do. white silk Gloves and
Mitts.
Do. Black silk Mitts.
Do. leather Gloves.
Black and coloured Gymp.
Womens Stays.
Muffs and Tippets.
Quality Binding.
Buckram.
Writing Paper.
Looking Glasses,
An assortment of Ironmon*
ge r Y-
Nantz Brandy, in anchors.
Philadelphia Snuff, in blad
ders, &Gi&s#
WB the Subferibers being ^,pointed C^m^or^o,
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diitri& of Eafr
Windsor, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
to the estate of Capt. ELIPHALBT ROBERTS,bate of Hartford,
deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give Notice, that
we will attend the said business at the dwelling-house of
Capt. GIDEON OLMSTED, in Haft-Hartford, on the firit
second and third Thuifdays of February next, from One
o'Clock, in the afternoon, until Six.
JONATHAN STANLEY, ju^
ABRAHAM MILLER.
Hartford, January ~ ^l-
ALL Persons having accounts unsettled with the estate o'
Capt. Samuel Olcott, late of Hartford, deceased, arc
once more requeued tolettle the fame, constant attendance
is given at the store of the deceased. Also, all those wh&
must be sensible there is interest now become due on theit
bonds, notes, &c. are dtf red to make immediate payments
those that negle& may depend the, will be called on in &
more disagreeable way.
JOHN OLCOTT, ) o
JOHN CALDWELL. ) Adminiftratorr.
Hartford, December 19, 17^2.
ALL Persons having any demands on the estate of WIJL'
LIAM WILLCOX, late of Saybrook, deceas'd, are de
firedto bring in their accounts to me the Subferiber, at the
late dwciling-houfe of the deceas'd, who will attend said
business, on the last Tuesdays on January, and firft Tuesdays
of February next; all Persons that are indebted to said
estate, are desired to make immediate payment, which may
prevent trouble.
T WILLIAM WILLCOX.
Haddam January 6, T 783.
T 0 BE SOL D,
By JOSEPH HART & Co.
At their Store in Hartford:
BEST Port-au-Prince Sugar, per cask ; ditto white and
brown Havanah Sugar, per box ; French and Country
Salt, per cask, belt Rock do. per cask or bushel; Coffee,
black Pepper ; White Lead ; Knives and Forks ; Writings
Paper, per ream ; Irish and Dutch Linens ; Linen Handker
chiefs; striped white (prize) Silk Gauze, per piece.
*, Cash, Beef, Pork, Flour, Corn and Oats, will be re
ceived in payment.•
'SA L '
By CALEB BULL, jun.
Bolting Cloths, and an Assort
ment of French and Dutch GOODS; all to be disposed of at
a moderate Price for Cash in hand.
N. B. Said BULL begs his Customers not to ask to be cre=
dited, as his present Circumstances will lay him under the
Necessity to refufe. He begs all that are indebted to him
will make Payment very soon, if they wish to save the^
selves Expence and him Trouble.
Hartford, January 20, 178,
THOSE Persons who have any Demands on the E^ate
l Mr. ELIJAH REPLEY, formerly a Merchant of Covens
try, late of said Place, deceased, are desired to bring in
their Accounts for settlement ; and all those who are indebt-,
cd to said Estate by Book, Note, or otherwise, arc, for the
last rime called on in this way, to pay their refpe&ive Ba
lances, as the late Widow of the deceased, is aboutto leave
this Town in a few Days, or they may depend on being
troubled at February Court.
JOHN HALE, Adminiftratov
/to said Eftare.
Coventry, Jan. 17, 17833
THE CoHc&ars of the Town and Society Taxes for the
Town of Simfbury, hereby call on the Inhabitant's of
said town immediately to pay off each of their refpe&ive
Rates ; and those persons who have lands in said town liable
to be fold for Rates, that their Lands will be fold at the sign
post in said Simfbury, on the third Monday of April next,
viz. Ralph Inman, Apthops heirs, Mr. Noice, Mr. Smith.
Robert Brick.
SAMUEL HAYS, jun. ,
TIMOTHY CO6SIT, [
JAMES HILYER, jun. > Collc&)ffi
JOEL HIGLEY. )
Simsbury, 14 th January, 1783.
T~O SO L D,
By GEORGE MERRILL,
At his Store, opposite the Printing Office, ia
Hartford.
WEST-INDIA Rum by the Hogshead or Barrel#
Rock and fine Salt.
Dry Goods, Tea, Chocolate, Ginger. &c.
For Wheat Flour, Rye, Indian Corn. __________
THE Committee appointed to re&ify any errors by omit
fions or otherwise, in Rating the accounts with the
Connedicut Line, in the Army, will attend the business of
their appointment at the State House in said Hurtford, oa
the firil Tuesday in March next.
JAMES WADSWORTH,) ,
SHUBAEL ABBE, ) Committee.
January 24, 1783.
STOLEN from the fobfenber, on the evening of the 20th
instant, a pale chestnut coloured MAR E, about 14 hands
high, 9 years old, natural pacer, branded with P on the neat
shoulder, shod before, some gray hairs down her face.
Whoever takes up the Marc and thief and secures them shall
have twenty-five dollars reward, or for the Mare only twelve
dollars, and reasonable charges paid, by
A BEL-BOSTWICK.
New-Milford, January 22. 1,83.
CASH given for Calves Pates or
Cattles Feet, at the Printing-
Office or Paper Mills,