The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-12-24 00:00:00, page 4

Th Subferiber wants to Purcbafe
A Quantity of R IW HIDES,
For which Cash, or any fort of Shoe or Saddle Leather, or
Men's Shoes will be given. Also for file by the Subscriber,
Liver Ofl, Lambiack and Pitch.
JERIJ,A H BARBER.
Windsor, December 13.
T~O B E SOL D;
At JAMES TILEY'S Store,
In HARTFORD:
BROWN sugar, by the hogshead or less quantity,
American Salt, by the barrel orlefs quantity ; Melaffes,
by the gallon; Steel Sleigh-Shoes, and Steel for other uses.
*, Pork and Flour willbe received in Pay for any of the
above Articles.
To BE SOL D,
At PUBLI C VENDU E,
On the Twenty-Sixth Instant, at Ten o'Clock
in the Morning, at the Dwelling House of
Mr. PETER VERSTILLE, late of Hartford,
deceased, near the Court-House :
SUNDRY ARTICLES of Houshold Furniture, consisting
of Feather Beds, Bed-Steads, one Suit of Green China
Curtains, Looking-Glrlles, Pictures, Chairs, Tables, one
Black Walnut Desk, ditto with Book-Case, a number of
Books on Divinity, History, &c. Sundry Articles of Shop
Goods, Kitchen Furniture, among which is a good Roaft
meat Jack, with many other Articles not enumerated.
N. B. The Articles may be seen the Day before the Sale,
and no Articles will be delivered before the Money is paid.
Hartford, December 12, 1782.
T O B~E S O L D,
Two Grist-Mills, under one
Roof, well ficuated for business, about a mile from Winton
bury Metting-Houfe, in Windsor, upon reasonable terms,
with a realonable time for payment, on good security, or
half of said Milla to any perfon,coming well recommended,
that will attend both. For further particulars enquire of the
fubferibers. URIAH LOMIS,
ODIAH LOMIS.
Also f or Sale,
A House, Barn and Shop, with
about Five Acres of Land, with an Orchard; a good place
for a Tanner, joining to laid Mills. Enquire of SIMEON
GRIMES for said Land.
Windsor, December 12, 1782.
RAN AWAY, the 2d instant, from the fubferiber, a
NEGRO MAN, named JACK, about 19 years old.
upwards of 5 feet 4 inches high, has a blemish in one of
his eyes, fpcaks quick ; had on and carried away a whitish
coloured Coat, one striped red and white Jacket, one white
do. one pair white Stockings, and one pair mixed do.--—
Whoever will take up said Negro, and return him to the fub
feriber, or f cure him in any goal in this State, shall re
ceive FIFTEEN DOLLARS reward, and necessary charges
paid, by JA^EZ SWAN.
Haft-Haddam, December 12, 1782.
WHEREAS^ arcport hath been spread abroad, that
Major Uriel Holmes, whillf he was a Sek&man
of the town, had Rolen a quantity oFbaize cloth, the pro
perty of the town, and converted it to his own use ; and
said report hath, in the judgment of a refpeftable arbitra
tion, been legally proved to have originated from met
Although! am not confeious of making such report, yet I
freely fay I have no reason to believe there is any just foun
dation for it ; and whatsoever I may have said at anytime
to the contrary, I do now tetrad it, and desire that the
character of Major Holmes may stand in as fair a light in
the public view, as though such report had never exited.
THOMAS BEMAN, jun.
Hartland, December 5, 1782.
This to give Notice, that the
Subscriber, lately from Denmark, has fecup the Business es
CURRYING and DRESSING LEATHER, at
Simeon Ri'ey's house, in Wethersfield, where the Carrying
shall be done in the best manner. If any gentleman wants
Work done, should be glad to wait on them at the above
place, and their favors will be acknowledged, bv their
humble servant, JACOB MAYLAN D.
Wethersfield, December 13, 1782.
CT'HE Coricetprsof Town Taxes for the Town of Cole
fl. brook, on the Lift of 1780 and 1781, and also the
Collector cf two former Land Taxes, granted in 1778 and
1779, hereby warns all perfeus who have lands in said town
liable to be fold for Rates, that their lands will be fold at
the Sig^-Post, in said Colebrook, on Turfday the 28th day
of J unary next, if they negled to pay their refpe&ive rates
till that time, viz. Joseph Humphry, Daniel Porter, J^ob
Strong, Elisly Bigelow, Warcim Williams, Abigal Hall,
Ebenezer BUG, Aaron Loomis, Eli Loomis,D vid Loomis,
Samuel Beach, Triphcna Abbot, Wait Besch, Si mean Bum
pafs, Ebenezer Devotion, Thomas Eggtalon, Elijah Gay
lor, J• ph Giylor, Moses Haydon, Dor 1 ; Loomis, Abner
Loomis, Moses Loomis, Ichabod Lord, Elizabeth Morgan,
Samuel Mather, Aaron Pinney, James Viets, Jonathan
Viets, Mary Wooster, Thomas Post, James Rockwell,
Chauncey Whitlefey, Edward Carrington, or their heirs.
SAMUEL ROCKWELL,)
NATHANIEL BURR, ) Colledors.
JOHN PORTER. )
Colebrook, December 9 1782.
FOUND on the road foetween Brimfield Lore and s^
bridge Meeting louse, the 19th of September tuft, a
BAG of FEATHERS, Cuppofed to belong to fame man in
Simtbiry 01 Suffield. The owner may have them again by
proving bis property aad paying charges.
JOHN HOLBROOK.
Sturbridge, Nov, 8, 1782,
to BE SOL V,
By BATES & AUSTIN,
At their Store, a few roda north of the Church,Middletown :
BROADCLOTHS and Irish and Dutch Linens.
Coatings, Cambricks and Lawns.
Flannels and Dutch Blankets Death Head & Metal But-
Shalloons and Durants. tons.
Calimancees. Knives and Forks.
Ruffcis and Camblets. Gilt and common Shoe and
An elegant assortment of Knee Buckles.
Calicoes and Chintzes. Temple Spedacles.
Taffaty, Modes & Sattins. Green and Bohea Tea.
Black and White Gauze, by Loaf and Brown Sugar.
the piece or single yard. Tea-Cups and Tea-Pots •
Silk Handkerchiefs.
With a Variety of other ARTICLES.
December 13, 1782.
THOSE PERSONS who receive the NEWS PAPERS of
WENSLEY HOBBY, are called upon to fettle for them
up to January 1783; these that negled will have their pa
pers stepped after that time. RAGS for the Paper-Mill will
be taken by him in PAY as readily as Cash.
Hartford, Dec. 10.
N~O W SELLING BY
WI L LI AM COIT,
Opposite the COUR DHOUSE, HARTFORD.
Broad-Cloths, Coatings, Flan
nels, Baizes, Corduroy, Satrinets, Sartins, Pealons, black
and white Mode, Womens Shoes and Mitts, Rum, Sugar,
Wine, &c. &c.
NO T R U S T.
Just received and to be Sold Cheap for Cash
or Produce, by
CALEB BU LL, Jun.
AN assortment of Calicoes and Chintzes;
Fine and coarfc Cloths and Coatings;
Shalloons, Durants and Tammys;
Black Modes and Sattin;
Buck silk Gloves and Mitts;
Bed-Ticking, Sheeting, and other Linens;
Shingle and hath Nails;
Corduroys, &c. &c. &C.
Hartford, Dec. 6, 1782.
TO BE SOL D,
A CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly situ
ated at the north-end of Cooper-Lane in Hartford,
now in the poll. ffion of Mrs. Philips; with a Bam and one
acre of excellent I and, on which is a small orchard of good
fruit. For terms apply to FENN WADSWORTH.
Hartford, December 6, 1782.
TO E ES OL D,
By JOH N BOLL E S,
At his Shop about So Rods North of the Court House,
HART add CLUB GERMAN STEEL, by the Cwt. orfingle
Bur,
WHITE LEAD, by the Cask or less quantity,
Bast Warranted C )TTON and WOOL CARDS.
Hartford, December 7, 1782,
^TR AYED or STOLEN from the Subferiber in the Nine
O Partners, about the lift of August past, a SORREL
MARE, near 14 hands high, paces, trots and canters, has
a white face, three white feet, her mane cut, shod before
when she went away. Whoever will take up, secure and
give information, or return said MARE to the Subferiber
or to ELIJAH PARKE, in said Nine Partners, shall be band
fomly rewarded by JOSEPH BACON.
Canterbury, Nov. 30, 1782.
STOLEN on the night of the 16th of November, out of a
CLOTHIERS Shop in STOCKBRIDGE, four pieces of
FULLED CLOTHS, two pieces of light brown COATINGS,
one piece of dark brown CLOTH, one piece Orange co
lour, one piece Orange coloured CAMBLET, one piece
button coloured WORSTED, one ditto pale blue WORST
ED, one piece LINSEY WOOLSEY, afd fundiy other arti
cles. Whoever wiil secure the Thief and Goods, shall
have a generous Reward pud by
MOSES BARNUM.
CT^HE Collegers of the State and Town Taxes of the town
of Norfolk, hereby warn the inhabitants of said town
immediately to pay their refpe&ive rates or expe&to pay cost,
and those performs, who have land in said town liable to be
foldfor rates, will have their lands fold at the sign poll, in
said Norfolk, on the firft Monday of January next, if they
negled to pay their rates by that time, viz. Jacob Bacon,
Capt. Edward Griswold, Capt. Noah Griswold, Cape. Natha
niel Griswold, Roger Fuller, Samuel Dane, Do&or Elkanah
Hodges, Capt. Aaron Kelsey, Philip Wildman, Esther Rob
bins, Capt. Josiah Case. John Foot.
HENRY AKINS, )
. EBENEZER .U/R, jun. 4
REUBEN MUNGOR, ) Collars.
SAMUEL TIBBALS. )
Norfolk, November 23, 1782.
BROKE into the Inclofure of >he Subferiber, about the
middle of O&ober last, two RED HEIFERS, with
white faces, supposed to be three years old, marked with a
flit in the near ear, two halfpenny's in the upper fide es the
off, branded with Pon the horn. The owner is desired to
pay charges and take her away.
JOB COO K.
Windsor, Nov. 27, 1782.
Record and Accom^t Books,
Of any kind, may be had of thePrinter hereof,
on the shortest notice.
STAMFORD and WOODFORD, in VERMONT.
THE Subferiber ever solicitous for the interest of hi,
Constituents, and to approve himfelf faithful to them,
has Warned them repeatedly of the danger of loafing their
lands for nonpayment of taxes, has now the mortification
to inform them their lands are actually fold for said taxes,
which information he has from his Excellency the Governor
of said State by an express which he sent with a view if pos
sible to save it. He is however informed that said lands
may be redeemed, if said tax is fpeedHy paid, with charges
and treble interest. He therefore thinks it his duty to give
this public notice, and also to warn the P oprictors of said
Stamford, to meet at the house of Mr. Richard Hamlin, in
said Middletown, on the last Tuesday in December, and
the Proprietors of Woodford, on the firft Thursday in Janu
ary next at the fame place, at two o'clock in the afternoon
each of said days, to confider what is best to be done with
regard to said tax, and do any other business. He begs
every Proprietor would attend either by himfelf or an At
torney, as they would desire to save their interest; if they
do not their interest will be gone past recovery. The Print
ers of New-London and Springfield news-papers, are desired
to insert this advertisement in their papers three weeks suc
cessively, and fend their bills to the fubferiber and they shall
be paid.
BENJAMIN HENSHAW, Agent
for laid Proprietors.
Middletown, Dec. 4, 1782.
N. B. Said Henshaw has two good draw Horses, and
one good saddle Hoife, which be would fell cheap for any
kind of lumber or other materials, that will turn into a
building, or any country produce, or alrooft any other pay.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Pro^tore-^r^he
township of ANDOVER, in the State of Vermont, at
their legal meeting held in said town 06 the 2d dav of De
cember, 1779, did vote and agree on a Tax of Two Thou
sand Four Hundred and Ninety-eight Pounds Fifteen Shil
lings and Eight-Pence paper currency, to defray the charges
of re-surveying and laying out the third division; also for
highway work done in said town, an as ffment of which
hath been made and cumhiitted to me to called to the
amount of One Pound Five Shillings and Three-Pence hard
money on each original right or share, which money hath
already been expended, and is now due to the Propriety.
These are therefore to notify the delinquent original Ow
ners, their Heirs and Aftigns, to pay s a id money to me at
my dwelling house in Ashford, if they would avoid further
cost and the file of their land refpeaively.
, JAMES KYES, Collc&or.
Ashford, Nov. 25, 1782.
WHEREAS the General Assembly at their session in Ja
nuary last, granted a rate or tax of nine- pence per
acre, on all the non-resident proprietors lands, in the society
of Welt-Britain in Farmington, s a id tax to be paid at three
pence per year fucceflively, by the firft day of January.
This is therefore to warn all those that own lands in said fo
crety, to meet the fubferiber at Landlord Frizbee's on the
firft Tuesday of January next, and pay said tax, or they ma,
expe& that their lands will be fold as the law directs.
„ BARTHOLOMEW DRIGGS, Colledor.
Welt-Britain, December 10. T 782.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given, That aconveTrient Dwel
ling-House and about three roods of Land, belonging
to the confifeated estate of Charles Movers, will be fold at
public Vendue, on the 21st day of December next Said
House and Land is Situated near Litchfield Court-House, and
will be fold on one years credit on interest; securities given
by the Treasurer of this State to the Connecticut Line of th^
army, will be received in part payment.
OLIVER WOLCOTT, jun. Administrator.
Hartford, December 2, 1782.
N T E 15;
One Hundred Bushels of Oats,
For which Cash or Rock Salt will he given.'
Enquire of DAVID BULL.
Hartford, December 9, 1782.
TOBE SOLD, a FARM of LAND containing eight,
acres, Situate about one mile and a quarter from the
center of the town of Stockbridge, in a thick fettled neigh
bourhood, within halfa mile of an iron works, saw-mill,
and one of the most excellent grist-mills in the United States.
On said Farm Stands an elegant House, built in modern fa
shion, partly finished; a new Barn forty feet by thirty-four,
well finished, a good well of water near the door, an ex
cellent grove of pine Timber, about 150 young Apple
Trees, a beautiful filiation, and a noble prefpe&. Any
Gentleman inclining to purchase, by paying Cash in hand,
will meet with a good bargain, without which none need
to enquire.
ENOS BOUGHTON.
Stockbridge, Nov. 2,.
Once More, for the last time of afleing in this %uay.
ALL persons who are indebted to the estate of Dr. Isaac
Hall, late of Wallingford, deceased, are desired to
make immediate fettlemenc, by Cash or Notes of hand.---
Also, these that have any demands against said estate, to
bring in their accounts for (fettlemcnt, to us,
MARY HALL, Executrix,
ISAAC HALL, Executor.
N. B Constant attendence will be given at the house of
the deeafed, the firft Tuesdays and Wednesdays of the
months of January, February, March and April next.
Wallingford, Dec. 3, 1-82.
ALL persons that have any demands on the estate of
JOHN WEBSTER, late of Glaftcnburv, deceased, are
desired to bring in their accounts to ir the fubferibers, at the
dwelling house of the deceased, who will attend on said bu
siness the third and fourth Tuesdays in November, and the
firft and second Tuesdays in December next, from one o'-
clock in the afternoon until nine-all persons that are in
debted to said estate, are desired to make immediate pay
ment. '
STEPHEN TREET, ) Admini-
ELIZABETH WEBSTER, ) Orators,
Gla£enbury, O&ober „, 1782.