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Clothier's Shears,!
I"1LOT HERS Shears, of the First Qualify made and
Sold. Also, others Repair'd, viz. Set, Ground, &c. by
SAMVEL KJELLOGG and Company,
Goshen, March Sth, 1753.
" ER EAS Sarah my Wife has without any just
Cause eloped from my Bed and Board ; these are to fore
warn all Perfonsfrom harbouring or trusting her on my Account,
as I shall pay no Debt of her contrasting after this Date.
JOHN LONG.
Litchfield, Feb. sgth, 1,53.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Thomas Kimberly,
Esq; late of Glaftenbury, deceased, arc requeued to
make immediate payment to,
SAMUEL LYMAN, Attorney to the
Administrator on said Estate.
Hartford, March 26, 1783,
CAME into and now in the cuftod, of the Subferiber, a
white BOAR or Swine, in the fore part of December
last, marked with a halfpenny on the under fide of the left
car. The owner is desired to provchis property pay charges
and take him away.
DANIEL HOSMER.
TAKEN up by the Subferiber, in Wethersfield meadow,
the sixteenth day of March, a sorrel MARE, about 14
hands high, no brand, shod all round, paces and trots. The
owner may have her again by proving property and paying
charges, by apply ing to,
JOSIAH GRIMES.
Wethersfield, March 28, 1783.
AGREEABLE to directions from the Hon. Court of Pro
bate for the diftrid of Sharon, the creditors to the estate
of Benjamin Sedgwick, late of Canaan, deceased, are here
by notifyed to bring in their demands on said estate to the
Subferiber, by the seventh day of Odober next, when the
time limited by said court, for the purpafe aforefaid will be
expired, after which they will not be allowed.
JOHN WATSON, Administrator.
Canaan, March 16, 1783.
BOUND
Neatly in a small Pocket Volume, and ready for the Subscri
bers and others, at the Shop of Nathaniel Patten,ten Rods
North of the Court- House, Hartford.
THE Regulations for the Order and Discipline of the
Troops of the United States, adorned with eight ele
gant Copper Places, Price fix Shillings.
*, The Subferiber is happy to inform the Officers of the
Army, Militia and others that may want the above Book,
that the greatest Pains has been taken to get it corred espe
cially in the 6„h Page, where the Diredion is for each Of
ficer to know tris Polt on the Grand Parade, it is now right
according to the Baron's own Method and Plan.
NATHANIEL PATTEN.
April 1, 1783.
WHEREAS more than five of the proprietors of the
township of Barkhemftead in Litchfield county, have
made application to me the Subferiber, desiring that there
may be a meeting of said proprietors as soon as may be,
to do the following business, viz.
ift To choose a moderator to condud said meeting.
2d To choose a proprietors clerk.
3d To fee if the proprietors will dire& their committee to
lay out needful high-ways through the undivided lands in
_ said township.
4th To fee if the proprietors will sequester the yoacre lot,
laid out in the firft division of lands, laid out in said town
ship (between lor No. 51 and lot No. 52, near Center Hill,
on which the flake for a meeting-house has lately been set)
for the use ofthe ministry, in the society in which said lot
Lies, or what other disposition the proprietors will make, of
said lot.
3th To fee what the proprietors will do with the mill
place, that is on Morgan's river, near the weft branch of
the river in said township, it being the fame mill place that
was formerly leafed out, which former lease is now out.
6th To choose an addition to the committee appointed
to take care and prosecute trespasses, that have or may be
committed on the undivided land in said township, and
also to do any other business proper to be done at said meet
ing.
These are therefore to notify and warn all the proprietors
offaid town of Barkhemftead, that on the zzd day of April
instant, there will be a meetinf^of said proprietors holden
at the dwelling-house of Mr. Oliver Mather in Windsor, to
be opened at one o'clock afternoon, then and there to ad
upon the above articles of business and what else may be
thought proper to be done by said proprietors at said mect
icg, and said proprietors are hereby notified and warned to
attend the fame.
HENRY ALLYN, Proprietors Clerk,
Windsor, April 1, 1783.
STRAYED or Helen from the Subferiber, on the morning
of the nth inlt. a Sorrel MARE, seven years old, about
fifteen hands high, a natural pacer, no brand, ,shod all
round. Whoever will return said Mare, or give notice fa
as she ma, be found shall be generously rewarded.
SOLOMON COWLES, fan.
Farmington, March 21, 1783.
10 BE 3 OLD, and entered on Immediately,
A VALV ABLE FARM in Murraysfield, in the
r/1 County of Hampshire, containing upwards of 200 Acres,
with large Improvements of plowing, mowing and pasturing,
and is Efficient to keep 35 Head of Cattle, Summer and Win
ter in the Situation it is now in : it is well watered, and fenced
with Stone- Wall and Chestnut Rails, together with a large
Double House with two Chimneys, andaßarn of fifty feet; also
upwards of 200 Acres more, with large Improvements, and well
Watered ; also about 30 .Acres of Intervale.
The payments will be made easy, as Connecticut State Obli
gations, or Mafl'achufettts, that are Confoladated, will be re
ceivedin Part payment at the current Exchange, An indispu
table Title will be given : For furthef Particulars enquire of the
Subscriber, living in Murraysfield,
ASHBEL WELLS, Jan;
Has for file atthe red Store at the south end ofthe Great-
Bridge in Hartford, on as reasonable terms as can be cx
pc&ed even in time of Peace.
WEST-INDIA Rum, )
English Brandy, ) By the Brrrel or single,
Holland and Country Gin, ) Gallon.
Clove Water., )
Jamaica Sugar, by the Barrel, quarter or single pound.
A small aflortment of Crockeiy, confining of Pencill'd,
Delf and Cream coloured Ware.
Belt Providence stone Lime by the Hhd. or single Bushel.
To be fold by the Subferiber in Canaan.,
THE real and personal estate of Wooden Sperry, late of
Canaan, deceased, the firft day of May next, atthe late
dwelling-house ofthe deceased, viz. one lot of Land con
taining about 13 acres, part under improvement, with &
convenient Dwelling- House, Blacksmith's Shop and Tools,
housbold Furniture, with all the appurtenances belonging
to said estate, by me
ANNE SPERRY, Admiftratrix.
Canaan, March 22, 1783.
,T 9 SB SOLD,'
A FARM, containing up acres of Land suitable for
mowing, plowing and pasturing, well watered and
wooded, a large Honfe and Barn, a good Orchard, lying in
Lebanon second society, about a mile from the meeting
house and half a mile from Mr. Geary's store, on the road
from Lebanon to Hartford, for particulars enquire of Eli
phalet Bill, living on the premises.
Lebanon, March 22, 1783.
TOBE SO L D,
AT private sale, two FARMS of Land, with suita
ble buildings thereon, either together or separate as
shall best suit the purchaser, containing about 300 acres,
lying in Sheffield in the county of Berkshire and Common
wealth of Massachuse tts, well accommodated with two good
Orchards, mowing, &c. by Frederick Sexton living on the
premises.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners, uy
the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftrift of Farm
ington, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
to the estate of Charles Wempey, late of Farmington, de
ceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give notice that
we shall attend said business at the dwelling- House of Seth
Lee, innholder, in said Farmington, on the fr ft Monday of
May next, at 9 o'clock in the morning
No accounts will be allowed unless properly attested.
SETH LEE, ) Commiffi-
LEVI CLARK. ) oners.
Farmington, March 28, 1783.
HEZEKIAH CLARK,
HAS received a large assortment of Medicines for the
pra&ice of Pbyfic, among which are a quantity which
he will dispose of, for Cash, Country Produce, or Connecti
cut State Note, as reasonable as they can be procured in any
part of this country.
Pittsfield, March 25, 1783.
'lobe fold to the bighefl Bidder,
ATthe house ofthe Widow Bigelow in Middletown qn
the 22d of April next, at twoo'clock, P- M. about 8 acres
land with a house standing thereon, at a place called South
Farm Hill, late the property of Jonathan Blake, late of fiid
town, deceased, time for payment will be given on interest.
MATTHEW TALLCOTT.
Middletown, March 22, 1783.
ALL Persons indebted ro the estate of William Beadle,
late of Wethersfield, deceased, are hereby requested to
make immediate payment; and all such as have just de
mands on said estate are also desired to lodge their accounts
with Capt. Ashbel Riley, of said Wethersfield; thatthe fame
may be adjusted and discharged—As the Administrator lives
ver, remote from hence and must soon depart he wishes to
close his accounts within ten days from the date.
ISAAC LOTHROP, Administrator.
Wethersfield, March 29, 1783.
STOLEN from the Subferiber the evening afterthe z^thof
March, 5 large Silver SPOONS, 4 marked M. W. the
makers name J. Tiley, the other one R. S. the fuppofed'thief
was about 6 feet high, dark hair, well set, had a short dark
coloured Coat and red Vest blue Stockings, and said he was
going towards Rhede-Efland. Whoever will take up said
fellow, and return the Spoons, shall have a generous reward
and charges paid, by PELEG HETH.
Hartford. March 31, 1783.
THE Subferibers Store was broke open last night and the
following articles stolen, viz. Sundry pieces dark Cal
licoes and Chintzes, 3 do. Nankeen, 1 do green Jane, 2 do.
black Satten, 2 do. black Mode, 2 do. green and white Mode,
black and coloured Silk Handkerchiefs, blue, white and
green Durants, black and white Gauze, 2 beaveret Hats,
about 6 Dollars in small silver and coppers, and many other
articles that cannot now be afeertained. Whoever will se
cure the Thief or Thieves, with the Goods, shall receive
Twenty Dollars Reward.
JOSIAH HUNTINGTON.
.Rock,-Hill, March 30, 1783.
"CHARLES COLLENN
Has for sale at Litchfield South Farms near the Meeting-
House, an assortment of Dry Godds.
—Among which are—
BROADCLOTHS, Callicoes, Chintzes, white and check'd
Holland, Cambrick, Lawns, black Satten, Mode, black
Laces, Silk Handkerchiefs, black and white Gauze, black
and white Millinet, black rib'd and plain Lasting, Buttons,
Twists, Buckles of different forts, Powder and Shot, German
Steel, rod Nails, Brimstone, Pipes, brass and steel Thimbles,
table Butts and Screws, steel plated Hand-Saws, Iron hollow
Ware, Wool Cards, Rum,Sugar, Tacks and Allblades, brass
Knobs, Knives and Forks, Pins, Needles, Spelling-Books,
Primers, Testaments, Writing Paper, Tea, Chocolate, and
a variety of other articles, which will be fold at a rcafona
ble price.
Al^ persons that have any demands agaanff the estate of
Capt. Timothy Miller, late ofMiddletown, deceased,
arc desired to bring in their accounts for settlement. And 4
all perfors indebted to said estate are requested to fettle the
fame immediately to prevent trouble. Constant attendance
will be given for the above purpose, at the late House ofthe
deceased, by the Subferibers, from the second Tuesday of
April following this date; to the end of the month, from one
to fix o'clock, P. M. and every second Tuesday of June, July
and September next.
MARY MILLER, ) Administratrix.
T. MILLER. ) Administrator.
Middletown, March 26, 1783.
-— —E SO LD,
THE following lots of land in Hartford, viz. twelve acres
of excellent Mowing Land, a little east of the south
Meeting-House, on which there is a good Dwelling-House
pleasantly situated, a Barn and other out Houses, a good
Orchard of Apple Trees, with a variety of other fruit Trees,
an excellent Garden, and Well of Water. Also ten acres in the
south Meadow, and fifty acresabout a mileweft ofthe States
House, with abouttbirty store Sheep. Whoever inclines to
purchase may apply to the Subferiber, living a little north of
the State-House, by whom a good Title will be given.
, JEREMIAH PLATT.'
Hartford, March 31, 1783.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP,
(In order to close a retail Trade, if applied for before the
20th of April,)
A few hundr 1 of powdered
and Jamaica Sugars, Some Coffee, Snuff, and other small
articles, at che Poit Office, a few rods south weft ofthe
State House.,
N. B. The Watch Business will be continued as usual by
r u THOMAS HILLDRUP.'
Hartford, March, 21, 1783.
Inoculation for the Small Pox.
THE Subferiber hereby informs the public, that agree
able to a vote ofthe town, he hasere&ed a Hofpitalin ~
the town of Hartland, where he Inoculates, with success.
Any Gentlemen and Ladies who are disposed to take the
Small Pox, by that fafe and easy method, may depend upon
finding comfortable accommodations and faithful attend
ance, by applying to their humble fevvant.
JEREMIAH EMMONS.
N. B. The Subferiber has carried on Inoculation, for
the Small Pox, fora number of years past inlaid town,
with uncommon fuccefs.'
Hartland, March 10, 1783.
H E Subferibers being by the Honorable Court of Probate;
, for the Diftrig of East-Windsor, fully imroered to _44-
just the Claims ofthe Creditors of the Estate of Mr. WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, late of Hartford, deceased ; rerefented Infol
lent, give Notice that we shall attend the Business of our Ap
pointment, at the House of Mr. Jacob Williams, of 'Hartford,
n the second and third Mondays in April, and the firft Monday
of Setember coming, from One O'clock,, afternoon, until Six,
on each of said Days.
ASHBBL PITKIN^ ) Commifon-
TIMOTHY BURNHHM, ) erf
Hartford, iSth March, 1753.
CT™ 7 IMOTHT GIBBS, of Litchfield, having formed
A. through all Stages of the American Revolution, with Fi
delity and Honor in the Connecticut Line of the Army ofthe
United States, First of June, 1780, received Securities No.
l8 ?3, 4s 5, and 6, for Arrearages of Wages, &c. payable
1782, 3, 4 and„ forte 1. 6s. 3d. Halfpenny each, which be
ing afterwards felonsoufty taken from him unindorfed, and 03
Representation thereof to the General Assembly, and giving Bond
&a. obtained Duplicates, or other Notes of like Tenor, anl
Date numbered 1„$ 2, ;, 4'and f, which have ever been undi
vided in my Poffeflion ; yet notwithstanding firmer Advertise
ments, &c. it appearing that the original Notes have b^en late
ly difeovered under a forged Endowment, circulating separate
d ,erent Parts of the State, and clandestinely making the
best, their Way towards the Treafery. Therefore I have to
req r est not only a Seifure of said stolen Notes, and Information
of the Pedlars thereof, but particularly that the Treasurer, Col
lector, and other good People will beware of buying or accepting
in Payment, any Obligations within the aforefoid Descriptions,
excepting only such of the last mentioned Numbers as shall be
delivered to the Collector of this Town, and Endorsed by said
Timothy Gibbs, and inhis Behalf, by
JEDEDIAH Strong#
Litchfield, March, 17^3.
THOMAS DENNY, Tanner and Currier,
From London,
'" E " teMequaint his Cufomers and others, That
bis works have lately been much Enlarged, and now
Complected, on a very extensive Plan. He also has plenty of
Labourers, Bark, &c. and now read, to receive all the Hides
and Skins that may be sent to his Care, which he Engages shall
be done in the most elegant Manner, and with that Difrtch and
Punctuality he is confident will please.
A L L Persons having Demands on the Estate of SOLOMON
POPE, late of Hartford, deceased; are defred to fend
theirMccounts to the Subferiber : Andall indebted to said Estate
are requested to make speedy Payment.
ASHBEL PITI\IN, Administrator.
Hartford, r sth March, 1783.
To be S O L D, by the Subicriber,
BOUT Half an Acre of excellent good LAND, very
suitable for building upon : It is Situate next weft of Ralph
Pomeroy, Efqr's Dwelling House, within about twenty Rods
weft of the Court- House, and is very convenient for a Trader or
Tradesman. All such as are anywise indebted to me, or who
have any Accounts open and unsettled, are requested to fettle the
fame as soon as may be.
If the above Piece of Land is not Sold by the firfl of May next
it will be Leafed out for a Number of Tears, for a building
f^t.
HUGH LEDLIE.
Hartford, March 20th, 1753.