The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-01-28 00:00:00, page 4

TH^ Subfciter Being edited upon b, die Printers to
fettle his accounts up to the firft of January, defines all
persons indebted to him for News-Papers, or any other let
vices, to make payment according to their c&ntra&s — -
Those who negle& to comply with this reasonable icquelt,
may depend on having their papers discontinued,- by their
humble feivant,
JAMES EGLESTON.
January 15, 1783,
Just opened, and to be S OLD by
PETER COLT, & Co.
At the Store lately owned by Mr. Stephen
Austin, and nearly opposite Jeremiah
Wadsworth's, Esq;
GERMAN STEEL, by the hundred or single bar; white
and red Lead, by the hundred or pound; Salo by the
task or single bushel; and a variety of fuperfine, middling
and low priced Broadcloths, Caffiraers, Taffies, Mar
seilles Quilting, Chintzes, Callicoes, Cambricks, Sheet
ings, Paper, Sealing Wax, red, black and white Wafers,
&c. &c. cheap for Cash or country Produce.
Hartford, January 14, 1783.
'Vo R rA LE, A T
Beardfbey's & Hopkins's Store,
HARTFORD:
A small assortment of European GOODS,
confiding of
BROADCLOTHS, with trimmings com pleat for Gentle
mens wear.
Silks of various colours, and beautiful Chintzes for Ladies.
Linens, Silk Handkerchiefs, &c. Alfa,
Best Nantz Brandy, per cask or gallon.
Seven by nine Glass, per box or retail.
Coarse and fine Salt, per cask or ditto.
Sugar, per hundred weight.
Copperas, per ditto.
Bar-Iron, American Steel, &c.
A few barrels of excellent Tanners Oil.
CASH will be given at said Store, or any of the above ar
ticles, for good Flour in Casks, Rye or Indian Corn.
January T 4, 1783.
IVZ E thc Sumcrioers being appointed Commiflioncis by
7V & Hon. Court of Probate, for the dist i& of East-
Windsor, to receive and examine the claims of the Credi
tors to the estate of Capt. Stephen Buckland, late of Hart
ford, deccafed, represented insolvent, do hereby give no.
lice, that we will attend on Aid business at the dwelling
houfe of the Widow Mary Buckland, in Eaft-Hartford, on
the firft and third Mondays of February next, and the firft
Monday in March next, from one o'clock in the afternoon
lintill fix. JOEL LOOMIS, Comm : ffioner£.
ABRAHAM MILLER,
Hartford, Jan. 14, 1783,
B* ROKE into the inclofurc of the Subscriber on or about
toe 25th of Nov. last, a dark sorrel MARE, about 14
or 15 years old, with two white spots on her breast about
the bigness of a copper, blind on the near fide, branded on
the off thigh with a dim letter, supposed to be M. a natural
pacer, about 13 or 14 hands high. The owner is desired to
pay charges and take her away.
MOSES DIBOL.
Simfbury, Jan. 6, 1783.
ALL Persons that have been indebted to ME from SE
VEN to TWENTY YEARS, are requeued to come and'
fettle: otherways they will be sued by their old friend and
servant,
MATTHEW TALLCOTT.
Middletown, January 13, 1783.
~ ~TO BE S OL
At PUBLIC VENDU E,
On the firft Mq: day of March next, at the dwelling-house
of Widow HANNAH BLODGET, in East-Windsor, north
Parish ;
A good FARM of LAND,
containing 150 Acres, proper for plowing and mowing,
well wooded and watered, with a good HOUSE, BARN and
ORCHARD thereon, lying in said East-Windsor, north
Parish.
SIMEON WOLCOT,
< DAVID ALLIN,
HANNAH BLODGET.
Dec# 28, 1782.
TO BE sOLD
At PUBLIC VENDU E,
On Monday, 'the Secondday of April next, at the fubferiber's
dwelling-house, in East-Windsor:
Six Acres of LAN D, with
a DWELLING-HOUSE thereon, taken by execution war
rant for State Taxes.
DAVID ALLIN, Collector of State taxes.
Dec. 28, 1782.
TO be Sold by the Subscriber, living on the premises, a
two Rory House, with a Linto, a large Barn, between
go and 40 acres of good Land, for plowing, pasturing or
mowing, with an Orchard thereon, about 40 rods from the
meeting-house on the post road, and about two miles from
che river, convenient for a tavern or tradesman, also sundry
other tra&s ofwood land, pasture and meadow.
JOSHUA AUSTIN.
East-Haven, December 30, 1782.
Cash given tor clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, of any kind. Old Sail
Cloth, Bags, &c. at the Printing Office
~ -; + k nr ^f the Paper Mills in Hartford,
Jeremiah & Ebenezer Platt,
Have jail come to hand an assortment of French
and Dutch GOODS, imported in the
last vefieis from France and Holland; which
are to be Sold at their Store in Hartford,
on the molt reasonable terms, for Cash, Bills
of Exchange, Loan-Office Certificates, Mas
sachusetts State Notes, the Hon. Robert
Morris's Notes, Bank Notes, Flour, Pork,
Beef and Grain, of all forts, viz.—-
A GREAT variety of low
priced, mixed Coat
ings.
Blue and red do.
Blue, red, brown and white
narrow Frizes.
Scarlet, green and brown
Ratteen.
Blue Kerfey.
Superfine, middling and low
priced Broadcloths, of a
great variety of colours.
Blankets,
Embodied 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 worsted
Breeches pieces.
Mensfilk, worited andthread
Hose.
An assortment of handsome
Calicoes and Chintzes.
Seven-eight and yard wide
linen.
Brittania's.
Dowlas.
Black and white Lacc.
Black and white Gauze.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commissioners b,
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftrid of Eait-
Windsor, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
to the estate es Capt. ELIPHALET ROBERTS,Iate of Hartford,
deccafed, represented insolvent, do hereby give Notice, that
we will attend the said business at the dwclling-houfe of
Capt. GIDEON OLMSTED, in Eaft-Hartford, on the firft
second and third Thmfdays. of February next, from One
o'clock, in the afternoon, until Six.
JONATHAN STANLEY, jun.
ABRAHAM MILLER.
Hartford, January ~ 1753.
ALL Peiris earn, ?r,»ar:t c unfetded with the eft<tc of
Cape. Samuel Olcott, fare of Hartford, deccafed, are
once more requeued tofeul .I- fame, constant atreidance
is given at the Rote of the deccafed. A!fo, TI th fe who
mutt be sensible there is ante rest now become dne on their
bonds, notes, &c. arc desired to make immediate payment,
those that neglect may :pcnd they will be clied on in a
more disagreeable way.
# JOHN J:r M & 1 )
Hartford, December /;, -782.
ALL Perlons having 0? oercurUsoa the -Rate at WIL
LIAM WILLCOX, 'ate of Say 3rcok, < ceas'd, are de
filed co bring in their counts t^ ^e the subferiber, at the
late dwelhng-houfe of toe deceas'd,' who will attend Gid
business, on the last Tpndays on January, and firft Tuesdays
of February next; all Persons that arc indebted to Gid
efface, are desired co make immediate payment, which m.y
prevent trouble.
WILLIAM WILLCOX.
Haddam January 6, iflfc
L D,
By JOSEPH HAk l' & Co.
At their Store in Hartford:
BEST Port-au-Prince Sugar, per cask ; ditto white and
brown Havanah Sugar, per box ; French and C untry
Salt, per cask, belt Rack do. per cask or bushel; Coffee,
black Pepper ; White Lead ; Knives and Forks ; Writing.
Paper, per rckm; Irish and Dutch Liters ; Linen Handker
chiefs ; striped white (prize) Silk Gauze, per piece.
*, Cash, Beef, Pork, Flour, Corn and Oats, will be re
ceived in payment.
fc O R LT,
By CALEB BULL, jun.
Bolting Cloths, ahd an Assort
ment of French and Dutch GOOD!,; all co be disposed of at
a moderate Price for Cash in hand,
N. B. Said BULL begs bis Customers not to ask to be cre
dited, as his prefenc 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 them
felvcs Expenceand him Trouble.
Hartford, January 20, 1783. }
HOSE Peilons who have any Demands % the Estate of
Mr. ELIJAH REPLEY, formerly a Merchant of Coven
try, late of said Place, deccafed, are desired to bring in
their Accounts for fettlemenc; and all those who are indebt
ed to said Estate by Book, Note, or othefyife, are, for the
last time called on in this way, co pay their refpedive Ba
lances, as the late Widow of the deccafed, is about to leave
this Town in a few Days, or they may depend on being
troubled at February Court.
JOHN HALE, Administrator
to said Eftarc.
Cavettry, Jan. 17, 1783,
Black andwhite gauze hand
kerchiefs.
Printed linen handkerchiefs.
Plain, striped and fprig'd
Mullin.
Striped Gingham,
Striped Sattin for Gowns.
Cambrick and Lawn.
Cotton Romalls.
Coarse and fine thread.
Sewing Silks of al! colours.
Broad & narrow, plain and
twill'd Tapes.
Mens leather Gloves.
Womens coloured worked
Mitts.
Do. white cotton Gloves.
Do. white silk Gloves and
Mitts.
Do. Black silk Mitts.
Do. leather Gloves.
Black and coloured Gyrap.
Womens Stays.
Muffs and Tippets.
Quality Binding.
Buckram.
Writing Paper.
Looking Glasses.
An assortment of Ironmen
^cry'
Nantz Brandy, in anchors.
Philadelphia Snuff, in blad
ders, &c. &c.
John chenevard,
At his Stote in Hartford, has for Sale,
Choice Rock Salt and Jamaica
Sugars,
For Cash, Hon. Robert Morris's Notes, or country Produced
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 becfe
able to obtain said Note,it being in the Hands of one Roberts,
who has twice Sold, and has repeatedly offered said Not^
for Safe notwithstanding the said Discharge,
ICHABOD NORTON.
GAD STANLEY.
Farmington, Jan. Is.
TAKEN up by the Subferiber on the ghinft. a red < a-^
MARE, 3 years old, with a streak down her r :e,brand 7
ed W on her near hoof, some white on both
long tail---The owner is defined to pay cha^
her away..
3CV LUS.
Hebron, January xg 17%.
Three Stray Colts
TAKEN up in a fuffering Condition, one ofthem a two
Year old MARE, of a light brown Colour, with a
long Tail. The gther a one Year old HORSE COLT,
of an iron grey Colour, the near hind Foot white. The last
a light sorrel MARE COLT, a white Strip in her Face
which turns on the left Side, white Mane and Tail, the two
fare Hoofs black. The Owner or Owners is desired to Pay
the Charges and take them away.
DANIEL BUCK.
Weathersfield, January if, 1783.
ALL Persons having any demands on the estate of Dn
PRIMUS MANUMITT, late ofEaft-Windfor deceas'd,
arc defited to bring in their accounts to the Subferiber; who
will attend said business on the second Monday of February
at Capt. Aaron Biffclls, and at his own house the last Mon
day of February next; all persons indebted, are desired to
meet on said days for lettlcment.
EDWARD C. GRANT.
' East-Windsor, January 6, 1783.
BY^i^ai^' from^TcOUßT^^^
Didrift of Danbury, Notice is hereby given to the se
veral Creiitors on the Estate of Deacon Samuel Trowbridge,
late of New-Fairfield, deccafed, 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, Adminißratw.
New-Fairfield, Jan. 13, 1783.
To iTFToI7d;
And entered upon the firft of May next,
ABOUT sixteen Acres of good LAND, a two for,
HOUSE, BARN and good ORCHARD, that
will produce thirty Barrels of Cyder in a Season ; situate on
Famington Ro,d, about a Mile and a half from the State-
House, in Hartford; also, about thirty Acres of Woodland
within toree 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.
A SHBECWALLS, 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 Brandy of the belt
Kind, by the Hogshead, Barrel or Gallon, Rock Salt, Mules
vado Sugar, and Rice, by the Hundred or single Pound,
Broadcloths, buff coloured Kerfimer, brown frize Coating,
Prunella,da? k coloured Chintz, Bed-ticking, Spanish Linen,
spotted Bandano Handkerchiefs, Barcelona and stamped
Linen, do. by che Dozen or lingle, large worsted Stockings,
belt Writing Paper, Ink Powderand Cake, Sealing Waxand
Wafers, Pepper, Nutmegs, Best Case Knives and Forks, large
Jack K-ives, Pen-Knives, Pocketlnk Stands, Sciffars, Cork-
Screws, Tea Tpngs, Snuffers, Shoe Buckles, Sleeve Buttons,
Tobacco Boxes, Hat-Looping, Hat-Pins, Sewing Silk, dia
per Tape, fine Thread, 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, 1783.
We the Subferibers being ap
pointed Commissioners
BY the Hon. COURT of PROBATE, for the Diftri& of
Hartford, to examine the Claims of the Creditors to
the Estate of JAMES WHITE, late of Wethersfield, de
cefed, represented Insolvent, hereby give Notice, that we
sh|l 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, r „ m
THOMAS DANFORTH, Commissioners.
Stepney, in Weathersfield, J^n. 16.
CASH given for Calves Pares or Cat is Feet
at the Printing-Office or Paper Mills in.
Hartford.