The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-02-05 00:00:00, page 4

APPLICATION having been made to me by more than
one fifteenth pare of the proprietors of the township
ofTUNBRIDGE, in the county of Orange and State of Ver
mont, to warn a meeting of said proprietors, to be holfo
atthc house of Captain Abner Chamberlain, f n Thetford
in the county and State aforefaid, on Thursday the 14th day
of February next, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, r. To
choose a Moderator to govetn said meeting. 2. To choose
a Proprietor's Clerk and other necessary proprietary officers.
3. To fee if the proprietors will raise a taxto defray the
charges that have and shall arise for services done. 4. To
examine and approve of such former proceedings of said
proprietors as they shall thing, proper. 5. To fee if the
proprietorswill proceed co lay one the town. 6. To do any
other bnfinefs they shall think proper. Ido therefore here
by notify and warn the'faid proprietors to meet at time and
place and for the purposes above-mentioned.
.EtZA WOODWARD, Councilor.
N. B. The proprietors are desired to colled all former
writings and records of the abovefaid Tunbridge and to
bring them to said meeting.
.7t o, EVO~ # LD-CHTTP7
"^ Brookfield parish, in Pomfret ; one
A of them contains upwards of 200 acres, and the other
above ft acres. Their title is clear; and as the owner
wants to tell them, he would take gold, silver, or paper mo
ney ; or public or private securities, or other good pay.
Enquire of Mr. SAMUEL SCARBOROUGH, or Liei& WA
TERS, of Brookline.
STRAYED from the fubferiber, in Hartford, the 15th inst.
a mouse coloured MARB, foyryears old, about 14 hands
high, trots and canters, whitish mane, foretop and tail, her
off hind leg white, new shod all round, a star in her fore
heal. Whoever will take up said mare and leave her with
Moses Butler, in Hartford, shall have a generous reward and
charges paid, by EDWARD WILLIAMS.
January 18, T 782.
CAS H
GIVEN FOR
BILLS on FRANCE,
By SAMUELBURR,
At bis STO R E in HARTFORD,
Where there is a pretty good assortment of GOODS to be
fold, likewise, said BURR has about four hundred acres of
land in Hartland, for sale.
STRAYED or Rolen out of the great meadow in Wethers
field, some time in the month of November last, a sor
rel MARE, shod before, a shortish rail and mane, about 14
hands and a half high, paces and trots, no artificial mark, a
little white spot between her nostrils. Whoever shall take
up said Stray, and bring or fend her ro the fubferiber, or fend
him word where he may have her again, shall receive a
handiome reward and necessary charges paid by
WILLIAM HURLBUT.
Wethersfield, January T 6, 1782.
TO be Sold, a very good FARM in the town of SHA
RON, within half a mile of the Meeting House, con
taining about 120 acres, with a good STONE HOUSE on
the fame, and a barn, also a good young orchard that will
make about fifty barrels of cyder, and intervail land where
may be mowed yearly about forty con of hay or more ; with
pasture, plow land and woodland, all handy and well wa
tered. Any person inclining to purchase the above FARM,
by applying to BENJAMIN CONCKLIN and SOLOMON
GOODRICH, jun. they may have an indisputable title for
the fame.
Sharon, January ry, 1782.
BROKE into the inclofure of Martin Denflow, in North-
Windsor, some time in O&ober last, a Yearling Heifer,
no artificial mark. The owner is desired to prove his pro
perty, pay charges and take her away.
North Windsor, iith January, 1782.
Hard Money given for clean
Cotton and Linen RAG S, coarse or fine, or
old Sail Cloth, by WensleyHobby, in Middle
town.
All perlons indebted to the
Printers of this Paper, are requested to make
payment. Those who have given obligations
to pay in produce and have neglected to fettle
the fame, will be sued at February court, with
out further notice.
Tuft PubEfbed, and now Selling
Br HUDSON & GOODWIN,
(As cheap as they are Sold in the State)
A very neat Edition of DILWORTH's
SPELLING BOOK,
Printed from a late London Copy, or) a large
Type, and strong white Paper;
Watanted to be as correct as any ever printed
in New-England.
Said Books arc bound, and are to be fold
by Abel Morse, in Wethersfield:
4 ioodrallowancc to those who buy to fell again;
THE fubferibers have contra&ed to supply the poftsnorth
ward of Poughkeepsie with provisions, any persons
willing to contract for beef, pork, Weft India or common
rum, Madeira or Port wine, cotfee or sugar, are requested to
apply at their office, at the house of Mr. James Bloodgood,
in the city of Albany.,
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, & Co.
Albany, January %, 1,82.
ENGLISH BIBLES,
Testaments.
Spelling Books.
Makers.
Primers.
Watts's Psalms and Hymns
bound in one Volume or
separate.
Lowth's English Grammar.
Chcfter&eld's Letters.
Pupil of Pleafiire.
Young Man's Companion.
Pope's Essay on Man.
Watts's Lyric Poems.
History of the Martyrs.
Do. Prince Author.
Humphry Clinker.
Roderick Random.
Tom Jones.
Neoptolemus.
Rambler.
Sale of Authors.
Paradise Loft and Regain'd.
Lord Kaim's Poetical Essays.
Hanways Letters.
Thoughts on Liberty.
Do. on Adultry.
English Liberty's.
Erfay on Crimes and Pu
nishments.
Fawker's Theocritus.
Handmaid to the Arts.
Crammer on Metals.
Albins Natural History of
Birds.
The Floreft.
Plays.
Cards.
Memorable Accidents.
Fofter'sDcfence ofßeligious
Liberty.
Bucan's Family Physician.
Sharp's Surgery.
Diseases of the Army.
Latin Accidence.
Do, Nomanelatures.
A Collodion of Words and
Phrases.
Corderius's.
Erafmus't.
Grammars.
Testaments.
Clark's Justin.
Maps of Connecticut.
Account Books.
Record Do.
Receipt Do.
English and Homemade
Writing Paper.
Pocket Books.
Great Allowance made to those who buy to fell again.
Cash, or any of the above Articles given for Cotton or
Linen Rags.
Hartford, January 8, 1782.
CASH given for RAG S, by Eluarban Smith, of New-
Britain, and by Nathaniel Alford, of Wcft-Sisifbury.
BROKE out of the Rye and frayed fivm die Subscriber,
in the month of May last, two larggfa HOGS, suppos
ed to weigh eight or nine score each ;%nY of them a bar
row, the other a spayed sow, the barrow had loft one oar by
dogs, and had one 01 more black spots, the low all white,
marked with two halfpenny's the upper fide of the right ear,
and one on the under fide ofthe fame, natively wood hogs.
Whoever will take them up and inform the fubferiber where
he may find them, shall be entitled to two silver DOLLARS
and all reasonable charges paid by
JONATHAN ENOS.
"Simsbury, January 17, 1782.
STRAYED away last summer, a pale wed COW, some
white oh her back, fix years old, Branded on the horns
with the letters! M S P, marked with a halfpenny under the
right ear. Any person that will give information of said
Cow shall be rewarded by me,
JONATHAN PARSONS.
Granville, January 12, 1781.
O BE SO L D, *
A ''" 'g i n Stafford, within about twenty rods of
11 ace, conveniently firmedlor a Tave'in. Said
farm contains about 100 acres of land, well watered, with a
house and barn thereon handing. For particulars enquire
of Captain JOHN PHELPS, of Stafford, or Mtms. ELIJAH
& ARCHIBALD AUSTIN, New-Haven.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Do&or Isaac Half,
late of Wallingford, deceas'd, are desired to call and
fettle the fame by Cash or Notes of Hand. And all persons
that have any demands on said estate are desired to bring in
their accounts in order for fettlemcnt, to us, °
MARY HALL,
ISAAC H A I.L, 2d.) Executors -
N. B. Constant attendance on said business will be given
at the house of said deceas'd, tn the three last days of Janu
ary, the firft Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays of Febru
ary, March and April next.
Meriden, January le, 1782.
TO BE SOLD,
Whole-fall or Retail by
AIT S TIN & ELI OTT,
AT the house of Mr. Philip Spencer, in the Oblong, four
miles from Salisbury Furnace, a large Assortment of
European Goods fur Table for any season, forwhich they will
receive Cash or good Wheat.
_Oblong, January 15, 1782.
NOW SELIN G,
ByNathaniel fatten
Book-Binder and Stationer, a few Rods North
of the Court House, Hartford.
Slate Books.
Slate Pencils.
Black Lead Do.
English Ink Powdem
Ink Holders.
Sealing Wax.
Wafers.
Clothiers Press Papers.
Cartridge Do.
Bonnet Do.
Coperas.
Logwood,
Allum, And,
A variety of Small Books
for Children, viz.
The World turned upside
down.
The Riding Master.
History of Goody Two Shoes
Tomb Thumb.
Holy Jesus.
Fables.
Birds.
Song Books.
Copy Books.
T P. A.
Coffee.
Chocolate.
Pepper.
Sugar.
Nutmegs,
Indigo.
Crown Soap.
Pins.
Darning and final! Needles.
Wool Cards.
Small Fish Hooks.
Awl Blades.
Mens & Womens Thimbles.
Pen Knives.
Jack Do.
Bd. and rod. Nails.
Bar Iron,
Gimblets.
Crucibles,
Pipes.
Beautiful small Trunks and
Boxes.
Small Rasps.
Black and White Gauze.
Cap wire.
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Cheap Linens,
Britannia's.
Shirt Buttons.
Strip'd Holland.
Baize.
Raffia Drab.
Gartering, &c. &c. &c.
Bills of Exchange on P^iladelphiaT^
ANY person having occasion for Money in Philadelphia
may be furnished with Billsof Exchange on that place "
P%le t five'days fight, ty applying to the fubferiber
H V° ' . o WILLIAM IMLAY.
January 28, „:,
nOHE iublcnbcrs being appointed, by the hon. Judge
X Probate, for the diHritl of Litchfield, Commiflioners
to adjust the claims of the creditors to the estate of JESSE
JUDD, late of Litchfield, deceased, represented insolvent,
do hereby give notice, that we shall attend on said business,
on the firft Tuesdays in February, March and April next, at
the house of Amos Parmele,innholder in said Litchfield, at
one o'clock afternoon on each of said days, no accounts will
be allowed uulefs properly aUefted.
AMOS BARNS,
DANIEL LANDON, jun.
. FREDERIC STANLEY.
Litchfield, Jan. Id, 1782.
{STRAYED fidm the Iliblcriber 28 sheep, 19 of them
0 marked with two half-pennies the under fide of the
right ear, some have a flit between said half-pennies : The
other nine with a half crop the under fide the rightear, and
a flit in the end of the left. Whoever has taken up all or
any of said strays and will fend word, shall be paid for
their trouble, by their humble servant,
JOHN BUCKLAND.
_ Wilbraham, January 23, 1782.
AN AWAY on the 15th of September last, my Negro
man LANKTON, about thirty-two years of age,
talks but indifferently, handsomely pitted with the small
pox, has his two fore teeth remarkable sharp, being filed
in his youth to a point, his wool, the fore part, gray by
sickness, walks verv upright.—Whoever will take up said
Negro, and return him to the fubferiber, shall have TEN
DOLLARS reward, and all necessary charges paid, by
JOHN BELDEN.
Wethersfield, January 26, 1782.
LARGE quantity of Philadelphia SNUFF, to b^fold!
by the hundred or Engle bladder, for cash or pay-table
orders, or any kind of produce, as cheap as any in the Store
by JOB PORTER of Taft-Hartford.
Who has for sale a good assortment of HOLLOW WARE.
BROKE into my enclosure about the 15th of Augull UEa
yearling BULL, marked with a Crop of th# lefe ear, ard
° wncr ma ' ^FP 1 / ta WILLIAM
HAMLIN of Middletown.
Middletown, January 2%, 1782.
TO BESOLD:
A FARM, lying in Southwick, Commonwealth of Mas
sachusetts, containing about 70 acres of land, a house
and good well of water near the door, a barn and orchard
of about 17® young bearing trees, and a suitable proportion
of mowing, plowing and pasturing. An indisputable title
will be given by the fubferiber living on the premises.
c . JOHN CAMPBELL.
_JSouthwick 2 _January 24, 1782.
ALL Persons that hav^iy demand on the cftatTof'Zm
Page, late of Coventry, deceased, are requested to
exhibit their accounts to the fubferiber for feulemcnt. And
all persons that are indebted to said estate arc desired to
make immediate payment.
THOMAS PAGE, Administrator.
Coventry, January 21, 1782,
'he Proprietors' the towns of Stamford and Woodford
X in the State of Vermont, who arc delinquent in paying
their proprietary taxes, are notified, for the last time, that
if they do not pay up their said taxes, as before advertised,
to the fubferiber, on or before the firft day of March next
die original proprietors w hose rights arc then unpaid, will
be advertised by name, and so much of the lands laid
out on the right of said original proprietors, as will pay
said taxes with incident charges, will be fold, agreeable to
the laws of the laid State of Vermont.
, benjamin henshaw, coikaor.
^Middletown, January 25th, 1782,
ALL peifons indebted to THOMAS NEWSON, by note
for goods fold on and before the year 1775, are desired
to make immediate payment or their notes will be sued the
next court, as he expe&s to go to sea in the Spring.
Said NEWSON would be glad to fell, cheap for cash in
hand, a small quantity of the following fort of GOODS, viz.
Weft India and New-England rum by the hogshead or 'bar
rel, rock fait by the bushel, sugar, &c.
Wethersfield, January 28, 1782.
At WILLIAM ELLERY'S Store,
Near the Great-Bridge, Hartford,
May be had on reasonable Terms.
MADEIRA, Sherry, Fyal and sweet Wines. Choice old
Jamaica Spirits, weft India and New-England Rum,
Molaflcs, Brandy, belt Holland Gin, Bohea Tea, Coffee,
Chocolate, Alfpice, Pepper', Indigo, loaf, lump and best
Mufcovado sugar, Cotton Wool, Wool Cards, Crown Soap,
bottle and bladder Snuff, Razors, Razor Cases and Straps,
Cuttoe and Penknives, horn Combs, belt heart and club
Steel, refined Iron, Rock Salt, pint, quart and two quart De
canters, a large affoitment of American manufaQured
Earthen.
Also, a few tons lignum Vitz fuitablt for block-mak
ers use..
N. B. Wanted at said Store, a quantity of Wheat, sot
which any ofthe above articles will be given in Exchange.
Hartford, January 29, 1782.
TO BE SOL D;
The Farm where Caleb Tur
ner formerly lived, about one mile Weft ofthe Court House
in Hartford, containing about sixty acres, with a good man
sion Houle and Barn thereon, a good Well of water, and
Orchard ; the foil is good, and very fuitablc for mowing,
plowing and pasturing, and the whole under goodimprove
ment. The lunation is very convenient for a Tradesman op
Farmer. For particulars enquire of the fubferiber, who will
give an indisputable title to the premises.
„ VETER VANDERVOORT,
Hartford, January 8, 1782.