The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-11-06 00:00:00, page 4

OTRMPED or stolen from the fubferiber, on the night of the
J 6th infl. a R^T M.ARE, about ribands high, a far 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. faces
and trusts. Whoever will return said mare to the fubferiber
shall be handsomely rewarded, and all necefer, charges paid, by
NATHAN SA GE.
Bfddbtown, Odober tr. 17^1,
N. 8. The above mare formerly belonged to the widow Stan
ley, of New- Britain.
— L A £ 11 IN W A 11
To be Sold, Whofcfale or Retail ; also,
a v..Q er o f apple-trees, for Orchards,
By ISRAEL SEYMOUR, Hartford,
CHEAP for C ASH orBILLSofEXCHANGE.'
Is now opened f the Store of
JOHN MORG A N,
Next door to Mrs. Collier's, north of the Court-House,
An Allurement of HARD WAR E, confining of the fol
lowing Articles, viz.
HL's from 7 to 13 inches, Brass
X lob Locks, Stock Locks of all lizes, Pad Locks, Brass and
Tin Candleltickr, Blackjacks, CheefeToalters, Bolts, Brads,
Pump and Scupper Nails, Hammers, Crosscut Saws, Joiners
Toots, Gimblets, GIMs and China Ware, Curry Combs and
Brushes. Likewilc to be had at the fame Stole, a variety
of English Goods, confining of Cloths, Linens, Gauzes,
Ribbons, Threads, Shalloons. Moreens, Durants, &c. &c.
. A tew Hogsheads of best English Rum.
Jdit come to hand, and now ready for SALE,
By, DANIEL HI NSD A L E,
At his Store, north of the Printing-Cilice, Hartford:
ASM ALL Quantity of Woollen Goods, suitable for
'the leafoff, confining of scarlet, green arid blue
m.jai Cloths, Serges, Coatings, Baizes, Sergedenim,
Gamblers, Blankets, Men's Hole, &c. Linens, Calicoes,
Saccm and Modes, Gauzes, Ribbons, Quality and Shoe
Binding, Gartering ; Taylor' s-Shears, Pin-Knives, Pinns,
Temple-Spedaclcs, Thimbles ; Ink-Powder, Wafers; belt
English Maftard ; Pipes; 6 by 8, 7 by 9 and &by 10'Win
dow Glass; Nails, Whalebone ; Tea, Coffee, Chocolate,
Pepper, Alfpicc, Ginger, Nutmegs; Copperas; Rum,
Maderia, Icneriffc and Claret Wines, Coniac Brandy jn
anchors; Soap, Candies, and many-other articles, cheap
for cash, ,
LINSEED OIL.
''<'HE Linseed Mill in Hartford, is now in repair. Those
A inclined to supply with Seed to work on snares, may
receive One Gallon of Oil for one and half bushel Seed de
livered at the Mill. Those inclined to fell, may receive 3s.
per bushel sq, good feed delivered as above, one half paid
)'i money, and the other half in goods, or as. 8 d. at the
Hore of CALEB BULL, in Hartford; where any fort of
Grain, or Flax-Seed, will be received for book deb.s due to
laid Bull, which he hopes will be attended to, at this time
of great plenty.
To the P U B L I C.
THOSE who have a mind to fee the manufactures of their
country flourish, may now have an opportunity by
purchasing BICKERSTAFF'S ALMANACK, for
cue year 1782, printed by NAT H A'N IEL PATTEN,
on an excellent new Type, made in the State of Connecticut
by a very ingenious workman.
Said Almanack contains the motions of the Sun and MqQ!B
the rising and fitting of the Sun, and the riling, letting and
vouching of the Moon. Aifo, lEc Ecliples, Judgment of the
Weather, length of days and nighty rhne f> ±hivh ^rer.
davs for holding Courts in the New-England States, dclcrip
zron or me nu.a,, „.o. . r^iicy ^ ufuul, entertaining and
i^hu^ing pieces, &c. &c.
Calculated for the Meridian of Boston, Lat. 42: 25 N.
but will Serve the adjacent States without any sensible error.
Great allowances made to those who buy to fell again'.
And he will give Hard Money for Cotton or Linen Rags,
at his Shop a few rods North of the State Houle, Hartford,
where Clothier's may be fupplicd with Press papers, Log
wood, &c. &c.
C^AME into the inclofure olthe lubicriber about the loth
/ of July laR, a HEIFER, three years old pah,marked
V/rth a crop off the near ear, and a flit in th^op of the fame.
The owner may have her by proving his property and pay
ing charges. JOSEPH KING, 2d.
Suffield, September 24, 1781.
foROI\E into the inclofttre of thefabferibsr, the 25th of Sep
tether taft, ared roan WORSE, no brand, shod all roisnd,
about 6o r , years old. The owner is desired to come, prove his
tfooerty, nay charges and take him drway.
STEPHEN WHITMORE.
Middletown, Oaober 12, 1761. ;.
RUN-away trom his matter, on the 26th ot September, a
Servant boy named Allen Bill, about 17 or 18 years of
age, Small of stature, of abrindled completion, a*d very
full of his own importance ; had on when he went away
an old Castor Hat, an old Speckled Flannel Jacket, ftiipcd
tow and linen Shirt, white tow cloth long trowfers, pale
blue Lockings, old Shoes newly mended. Whoever will
take up said run-away and return him to his matter, shall
have Six Pence reward and no charges paid, by
Coventry, Otober 16, 1781. REUBEN STILES.
BROKE into the inclofure of the fubferiber, about the firft
of June lass; a black Mare COLT, 3 years old, paces
all, not docked nor branded. The owner is desired to come
and prove his property, pay charges and take her away,
Hartland, Otober 18, 1781. ASAHEL BORDEN.
JUST PU BL ISHED, and to be fold at the
North Door under the Printing-Office, and by Nathaniel
Fatten, at his shop, near the Court Houfe*
MISREPRESENTATION and FALSHOOD Deeded and
Exposed. In a true and fair narration of sundry things
very falfay and unfairly narrated by David S. Rowland and
Theodore Hinsdale.
Py the Pdftor and church at Weft Stafford.
JOSEPH L YNDE,
TAKES this method to acquaint his Friends, and the Pub
lic in general, that lie is return'd from Europe, and
again opened a Shop in Hartford, at the South-End of the
&ieac-Bridge, where he has forfale a large quantity of Drugs
and Medicines, which he will fell at the nioft reasonable
prices : He begs leave to return his grateful thanks to bis
former Customers, for their palt favours, and hopes ever to
merit their future commands.
N. B. Afew articles are wanted to compleat an Assort
ment, which he expedite receive in a few Days.
TO be S O L D, by order of Assembly, by private sale, if
applied for soon, or at Public Vendue, at the Dwelling
House of Lieut. George Griswold, in Windier, on the 19th
day of November next, at four of the Clock afternoon, for
money, 3 lots of land, layed out to Joseph Gaylord, deceas
ed, lying in Colebrook, No. 9, in the firrt, second and sixth
teer of lots, or so much of said Jand as will amount to the
sum of 170 14 8 money and incident charge and a good title
given by Daniel Biflell, of Windsor.
~ TO BE SO L D,
A% FARM, lying in Amenia precind, State of New York,
LN confuting of 430 acres, one hundred acres of which is
wood land, the remainder is excellent for mowing, plowing
and [afturing, the whole is well watered, five bearing orch
ards, a very fine llream for a mill runs through the fame.
Two dwelling houses and two good barns landing thereon.
Ah indisputable tithe will be given, by the fubferiber, living
ren the premises.
.ROBERT FREEMAN.
_AmeniaPreein^Su:e of New-York, O&ober 20, 1781.
EXTRAORDINARY.
At the Store of Mr. Caleb Bull, there is exposed for Market,
French, Dutch & English Goods.
Brandy, Rum and Wine.
A lmall Adornment of Crockery Ware.
A lew fresh Rum Hogsheads and Barrels.
JAMES and HE Z. BULL.
The Highest Price given for CASH at said Store.
'Hartford, 23d October, 1781.
TO BE SOLD,
On as reasonable terms as an^ in the State, ,
WEST-India and New-England RU M, Brown Sugar,
Geneva, and Rock Salt, if applied for soon, on board
the Sloop PEGGY, now lying at the Landing in Hartford
JOHN HUMPHRY.
Hartford, O&ober 20, 1781.
WE the fubferibers, delire all persons indebted to the
estate of Capt. SAMUEL OLCOTT, late of Hartford,
deceased, by bond, note or book account, to make Speedy
and immediate Settlement. All persons having any demands
on said estate, are desired to exhibit them for payment.
^Conftant attendance will be given at the Store of the late
deceareu.- — JOHN OLCOTT,
„ L JOHN CALDWEL L-.
Hartford, September 22, 1781.
To be S OLD, ar the above STORE,
BEST Old Jamaica Spirit,
Common Proof Rum,
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Fyall Wires.
Coniac and Nantz Brandy.
Geneva, Moiaffes, Muicov ado Sugar.
Belt Grey, St. Martins, Turks-lfland and French Salt.
Tm, Codec, Cotton, &c. &c. Cheap for Cash, by
JOHN CALDWELL.
S. A US TE nE^Co?
Have just received the following Articles of FRENCH
° and ENGLISH GOODS.
SUperfine blue,claret,light & Queen's coloured French Naps.
Red, blue, light mixed, and dark brown Broadcloths.
Striped and Spotted Forrelt Cloths.
Bath Coatings, blue and green Baizes-
Black and blue Ladings and Sergedenims,
Light and dark olive-coloured Corduroys.
Dark and light crimson Hair Plushes.
Biack, blue, claret and white Shalloon.
A variety of figur'd and plain Stuff's, Camblcts, Ruffels and
Callimancocs..
Green and blue Moreens.
A great assortment ot Chintzes and Callicocs.
Black and white chain'd Gauzes.
Black Modes, Savins and Tatfaty.
Fine and Coarfc Hollands. Cneck'd and Striped Linen.
Rib'd and plain Worked Hofc. Mens and Boys Caltor HatS.
A large Aflortment of Silver plated and polished Steel Coat
and Velt Buttons.
Knives and Forks, Cuttoes and Pen knives,
Razors, Sciifars, Spoons, Sheep Shears.
Snuff Boxes, Spectacles, Large and small Files.
Plated and pinchbeck Buckles, Spurs.
1-2 3-4 and Inch Augurs.
Gouges, Chizels, Hand Saws and Hammers.
A few Saw-Mill and Crosscut Saws.
One Crate of Queen's Ware, containing pint, quart, and
two quart Bowls.
Quart and pint Stone Mugs, Planters and Plates.
Weft-India Rum,per Hhd. Raisins per Cask.
Bills on France, State Money or new Flour, will be re
ceived in payment for the above Goods.
Hartford, October 22, 1781.
STRAYED or STOLEN out of Isaac North's pasture, at
Worthington, on'the night of the 17th instant, a large
sorrel HORSE, about 14 hands high, with a small star in 1%
forehead, paces and trots but is nioft inclined to pace, fix or
seven year old. Also, a MARE of a brown or chefnut colour
with a Rar in her forehead,and a doke occasioned by a blow
near the middle of her forehead , •some white on her flofe,
all her feet and her legs near as high as hes knees white, trots
and paces, is thirteen hands high, about twelve years old.
Whoever shall take up said horses or either of them, and
deliver them to the fubferiber at Farmington, shall receive a
handsome reward, and all neceffar, charges paid.
IHOMA $ NORTH.
NOT ICEis hereby given, That there is to be Sold at
Public Auction, by order of th# General Court, by us
the fubferibers, the following lots or tra&s of Land, lying
within the county of Berkshire, lately belonging to certain
persons commonly called Absentees, viz. On Tuesday the
20th day of November next, at one of the clock P. M. at the
house of Caps EWEnezer Murray, innholder in Wishington,
the following lets of land, lying in said Washington, being,
the real estate of Coh John Murray; of Rutland, an Absen
tee, the fettling lots, No. 13, 34, 23, 17, 18, 54, 6, 5,3, con
tain 100 acres each. Also, the second Division lots, No. 2,
xj, 36, 28, 16, 40; 37, 33, 49,4% BI 57, 58, 62, 28, contain
200 acres each. Also, 1500 acres ofland, at the fame time
and place, belonging to the said Col. Murray, an, Abfenrec,
lying in the town of Lee, formerly part of said Washington.
Also, on Thursday the zzd of November next, at one o'clock
P. M. ar the boule of Col. Sawyer, innholder in Partridge
field, will be fold at Public Audion, the following lots of
Land in said Partridgefield, being the real estate of Sir Fran
cis Bernard, Governor of the late Province of the Maflachu
fetes Bay, ar. Abfentec, fettling Lots No. 4,5, 3^' ,20, „,
61,29, contains 170 acres each. Second Divrfion Lots, No.
124, 123, 92, 93, 100, 87,85, 89, 91, 90, 94, 95, 99, 2 6, 9'd,
97, 96, 122, 125, 19, ir6, 127, contain 200 acres each.
Also, on Tuelday the 27th day of November next, at. the
house of Mr. Giles Barns, innholder in Adams, at one of the
clock P. M. will be fold at Public Auction, the following
Lots of Land, belonging co Col. John Murray, late of Rut
land, Absentee, the fettling lots lying in said Adams, No.
24,25, 27, contains 100 acres each. Second Division Lot,
No. 52, 50, 45, 59, 67, 69, 22, 24, 15, 19, 31, in said town.
The conditions of sale is 20 per cent, when struck off, the re
mainder on the receipt of a deed. And all persons holding
any of the above said lands, by bond conditioned for the
payment of certain funis of money, on payment of the sums,
conditioned for to us the fubferibers, shall have a good fuf
ficient deed of such lands, purfuanc to an ad or law of this
Commonwealth, in that case made and provided.
JOHN ASHLEY, jun.
JONATHAN SMITH. [Committee
NATHT. KINGSLEY. )
Odober 10, 1781.
WE the fubferibers being appointed Commiffionexs, h,
the Haig Court of Probate, for the diftrid of Simfou
ry, to recieve and examine the claims of the creditors on the.
estate of Daniel Ensign, late of Hartland, deceased, (repre
sented InfolvcntJ do hereby give notice that we shall at
tend said business, at the dwelling House of Eleazer Ensign,
in said Hartland, on the second and third Monday's in De-^
cember, and the second Monday of January next, from one
to fix o'clock afternoon, on each of said days, no adCompts
will be allowed unless properly attested.
ABEL BRACE, )Commif-
ISRAEL WILLIAMS.)fionws.
Odoher 20. ~ ..^^ <<
STOLEN from the fubferiber the loth instant, a black.
MARE, about 14 hands high, well made and high spi
rited, hind feet white, mane cut short, trots light and fail,
and inclines most to that pace. The thief took at the fame
time a good Hunting Saddle, a Bridle, butternut coloured
Great Coat, and a pair of Saddle Bagt. Whoever; will ap
prehend and return said th ief and mare to me in Windtraro;
-shall have TWENTY DOLLARS reward, or Ten Dollars for
the Mare only, and all neceffarj charges paid, by
WILLIAM TEMPLE.
Q&)ber 18, 1781. — °
a u 3 Iby tne Subferiber about the last of September, 4
Ji— I 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, Odober 15, 178%.
Hartford County, October 16, A. D. 1781.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all concerned, that a Ifo
bel ts filed before the Hon. Jabez Hamlin, Bfu; Judge
of the maritime Court for the county of Hartford, in favor
of Wiliam Johnson, commander of the armed boat called
theßetaliatiou and his associates the owners and crew of said
boat, against the schooner Hawke, burthen about sixty tong
Benjamin Andrus late matter, her tackle, apparel and cargo
taken from die cqemy upon the high seas, on or about the
firft day of Odober instant, and brought into the county of
Hartford ; For the trial of the justice of said capture, a mari
time court \,lll be holden at Hartford, in said county, on the
firft Tuesday of November next, when all persons claiming
property in said schooner or her cargo,may appear and shew
reason (if any they have) why they should not be adjudged
lawful prize, according to the prayer of the libellants.
By order of the Judge,
GEORGE WYLLY S, Reg'r.
Hard Money given for clean
Cotton and Linen RAG S, coarse or fine, sr
old Sail Cloth, by Wesley Hobby, in Middle
town.
Law's Golle&ion of MUSIC,
TO BE SOL D, (Pride Ten Shillings)
At Dr. Beardsley's Score, North fide of the Court-House, and
Under the Printing-Office, Hartford. ______
?6' BE so
Iri£h Linens, Britannia's, Cor
duroys, Silk Handkerchiefs, dances, Cambrick, Stuffs, Ca
limancbes, Tea, Raisins, &c. Also, good Rock Salt, Liv<r
Oil and Cotton Wool, by
ANDREN 7HILLYER.
Simsbury, (Turkey-Hills, Odober 14, 1781.
WHEREAS Mary my wife hath eloped from my bed and
board, and hath carried away confiderabie of my
substance, this is therefore to forbid all persons trufling her
on my account, for I will not pay any debt of her contrasting
after this date. ELISHA TUCKER.
Coventry, October 22, I^Bl.',