The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-06-18 00:00:00, page 4

Any Recruits engaged to serve
In the Connecticut Line of the Continental Army, for
three year; or during the war, and are desirous to serve in
the second Regiment Light Dragoons, may be muttered at
the Head-Quarters of said Regiment in W o rthington, and if
accepted receive the necessary certificates.
ELISMA SHELDON, Col. 2d Regt. L. D.
Worthington, x, 1782.
6 ~u n K '
BY the Subfer^ff; near the main road in Granville, a
timber CHAIN, weighing 28 lb. made very curiously.
The owner may have it ,gain, by proving his property
and paying erases.
JOHN ROOT, jun.
Granville^une y, 1782.
STRAYED or STOLEN from the liable of Cape. Solomon
Cowles, in Farmington, on the night of the 6rhinftant,
a red roan HORSE, about 14 hands high, trots and canters,
has a small fpocjuft above his tail, where the hair is off,
about seven years old, a lively gay horse.—Whoever will"
takf up said Horse, and give information to Mr. THOMAS
LEWIS, in Farmington,or to the fubferiberjn Wethersfield,
shall have a generous reward, and all reasonable charges
paid, by JOS. A. WRIGHT.
Wethersfield, June T, 1752.
BROKE into the inclofure of the Subferber, on or about
the 4th instant, a pair of middling sized OXEN, suppos
ed to be about fix years old, marked with a flit in the right
ear; one of them a dark, the other a light red, with white
flanks and tails—The owner is desired to pay charges and
cake them away.
•HEZEKIAH GRIDLEY.
New-Cambridge, June 7th, 1782.
WE the Subscribers being by the Hon. Judge of Pro
bate, for the diftrid; of Hartford, appointed Commis
sioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
to the estate of DAVID PORTER, jun. late of Hartford,
deceas'd, (represented insolvent) Do hereby give notice,
that we shall attend said business at the dwelling hotife of
Capt. MOSES FORBS, in said Hartford, on the firft and se
cond Mondays of July next, at two o'clock in the afternoon
on each of said days.
JONATHAN WELLS,
DAVID HILLS.
Hartford, June 7, 1,82.
Commonweath of Maffachufects.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Committee appoint
ed by the great and General Court of the Common
wealth of Maffachufetrs, to make sale of the unappropriated
LANDS, lying between the towns of Chefterfield, Goshen
and Worthington, and adjoining to the town of Cumming
ton, in the County of Hampshire ; propose to fell said Lands
at public Vendue, on the lecond Tuesday of July next, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the dwelling house of Mr.
SAMUEL HINET, innholder in said Chesterfield, where all
persons desiring to purchase are requested to attend.
per Order of said Committee,
J. HASTINGS, Chairman.
May 24, 1782.
STRAYED from the pasture of the Subferiber, on the 12th
of last month, a forrcl mare COLT, three years old,
with a light mane and tail, and a white streak down her
face. Whoever shall take up and return said Cole to me,
shad be handfomcly rewarded, and all necessary charges
paid. ANDREW BARTHOLOMEW.
Wallingford, June 6, 1,82.
yeremiab & Ebenezer Platt,
Have just imported from Amsterdam,
An ASSORTMENT of
Sadlery, Stationary, and other
GOOD S, suitable for the Season,
Which are to be fold at their Store in Hartford :
With a general ASSORTMENT of
Dry Goods, Ironmongery and
Cutlery, &c. &c. by Wholesale, on reasonable
Terms, for Cassi, Bills of Exchange, the Hon.
Robert Morris's Notes, Maflachufetts State
Notes, Beef, Pork, Flour, Wheat, Rye, and
Indian Corn.
June t, 1782.
Now Selling,
By JOHN MORGAN,
Diredly north of the Court-House:
A small Assortment of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Linnens, olive ground
Chintzes, and pompadour Calicoes, Janes, Silks, Shalloons
and Durants, pink Moreen, Calamancoes and Ruflel, Lad
ings, Fans, &c. &c,—Likewife, (
Candlesticks, brass Handles &
Pfeutebeons, chest, cupboard and desk Locks, Table Hang
ings, Wood Screws, &c. &c, With many other Articlestoo
ledions for an Advertisement, which will be fold cheap for
Cash or Flour.
Hartford, June 2, 2782.
JOSITPH LYN D E,
HAS just received at his Store South end of the Great
Bridge, in Hartford, a fresh supply of D RUG S and
MEDICINES. He has allo, White Lead, Spanish
White, Spanish B,own, Painters Oil, Madder, Otter, Rai
sins, Allspice, Brimftonc, &c. &c. Which articles he will
fell as fhcap v tocy ate eg be purGbaftd iu the Sate,
VT RMTEDvr Stolen from the fubferiber, the firfl of May iw
ftant, MBcy MMRE, 13 and half hands high, tro f ,s and pa
ces, a Ituh white inthe fact, white hind feet, a Roman back,
shod before. Whoever will give information where she may be
found shall be generous)row,a^ t e by
DMVID LMTHROF.
, Eaf-Windfor, May to, I'/St.
D RO RE into de in&ffFfi'bef^about the Wb of
Mpril, a Black Etrilion'CCLT, (nppofed to be two years
old this faring, his bind beefs white. The owner is defred to
prove bis property, pay charges' d take him away*
ELtSHM CORNISH.
Sifybury, May 2,, t,CT
TMREN up the beginning of Mpril last, a fed roan HORSE,
about ten bands high, and well proportioned, fuhpofed to
be about four years old, trots and paces well, thod+rfcre. The
owner may have him by applying to the fubferiber and Paying
charges. EENO NI'BRO WNS o'n.'
Rcnfigton, May 23, 1782.
Of WEATHERSFIELD,
IN VI TES all his Old Customers, and as many more
as incline, to com^ and fee a Few GOODS, the,
never saw before Among which are, the belt Bohea
Tea, belt Indigo, by the doz. ib. or smaller quantity,
White and Red Lead, Mens Cioaths, Calicoes, Threads,
Silk Handkerchiefs, Writing Paper es several qualities, by
the ream, quire, or less, Wafers, red, black,' and white
Sealing Wax, Dutch Quills, some Linnens, Cambricks,
Table Knives and Forks, Pen Knives of sundry fats, Jack
Knives to slice the pudding with, sundry forts of Scissors
Nutmegs, and sundry other articles :—A Pattern for Coat,
Waistcoat and Breaches,of beautiful Orange coloured Cloth,
with Lining, Trimmings, and elegant Pearl Buttons for do.
May 20, 1782.
Just Published, and now felling by the Printers hereof;
(Price is. 6d)
Brief, Decent, but Free
Remarks and Observations,
On several Laws passed by the Honorable Legis
lature of the State of Connecticut, since the
year 1775.
ByaFRIEND to his COUNTRY.
The Freedom of the Press is the befl security to the
4 iberties of a free Stare. North Bri ton.
/ILL persons that have any demands on the estate cf Mfeph
Smith, late of Glaftenbory, deceas'd; represented infolvevf,
are requeued to bring in their accounts to the febfenbers, at tre
house of the deceased, on the last Mondays of June, July and Mts
£"f next, at one of the clock, in the afternoon on said days. No
accounts will be allowed after the last Monday in M%uft next.
Mud all perfins indebted to said ofate are defred to make imme
diate payment.
JOHN SELLE IV, Mdminiflrator.
t)0 ROTHE SMITH, Mdminiftratrix.
Glaftenbßy, May 14, 1752.
"Jbe/jord, State of Vermont, May 11, 17^2.
NOTICE is hereby given, to all the Proprietors
of the Township of VERSHIRE, to meet at the
House of Mr. LE ANCOX TITUS, in said Town, on Thurs
day, the Thirteenth Day of June next, at Ten of the Clock,
in the Morning, in order to tranfaft any Business shichshaU
be found ncceflary for the benefit of said Proprietors.
By older of his Excellency,
N ER SEELY E, Agent.
LO ST by tome means to the owner unknown, in the
town of Ashford, on the firft Monday of December,
1781, two Continental Loan Office Certificates, both in fa
vour of Benjamin Sumner, Esq; of said Ashford, Three Hun
dred Dollars each, dated May 22, 1,77, No. 27x2, and 2714.
Whoever will return the fame or give information to the
fubferiber in Ashford, or to Mr. Imla?, in Hertford, shall
have Five Dollars reward and all necefary charges paid, by
BENJAMIN SUMNER.
May 2g, 1782.
'V HESE areto ochre the several creditors of the elate of
JL JUSTUS ROSE, late of Granvilc, deceased; to brin^
in their several demands against said estate immediately, to
the fubferibers for fettle ment---Thofe accountsnot exhibited
within three months, will not be allowed.
LEVI ROSE ) Adminiftra-
DEEORAH ROSE,) tors.
N. B. All persons any way indebted to said estate, are
carnettly requeued to make speedy payment without further
demands.
Granville, May 21, 1,82.
WE the Subscribers being re-appointed Commiffioncis
by the Hon. Court of Probate, for the dißrid of Hart
ford, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
the Estate of ROSWELL BLODGET, lace of East-Windsor,
deceased (represented insolvent) Do hereby give Notice to
the said Creditors, that we shall, for the lait time, attend
said business, at the late dwelling-house of said deceased in
said East-Windsor, on the firft Tuesdays in June and July
next, at Two o'clock, p. M. on each of said days.
JOSEPH ALLEN,
„ . JOSEPH STOUGHTONs
EaR-Wmafor, May 20, 1782.
Whereas there has for some
Time past a Report circulated, that I charged Major
U RIEL HOLMS with stealing some of the Town's Cloth,
to make a Cushion with-- -which Charge I have no remem
brance of, neither do I countenance myfelf in anv such
Charges ; and I would have the Public look upon him as
though there had never been such a Report from me.
THOMAS BEMAN, jun.
Hartland, May 29, 1782.
Cash given for clean Cotton and
Linen Rags of any kind, by Wenslry Hobby,
in Middletown'
SCARLET, blue, London
brown, Saxon blue, and
olive coloured hyperfine
Broadcloths.
White, buff, and other co
loured, second rate do.
Third rate do. of various co
lours.
Drab cloths.
German Serges.
Scarlet, blue, white and mix
ed fnperfihe Career.
Duffilh.
Coatings.
Baizes and Blanket.
Cotton ,Velvets.
Corduroys.
Plain and ribbed Sergede
nims.
Scarlet, blue, black, green,
white, sky blue, and olive
coloured Shalloons.
Scarlet, blue, black, green,
white, Saxon, and olive
coloured Durants, and
Tammies.
Scarlet, black, and chocolate
coloured Hairbincs.
Camblets, and Fustians.
Spotted, and white Jeans,
and Jennets.
White German Cords.
Various coloured Breeches
Patterns.
,-B's wide Mat fiellcs.
Quilting, corded.
Princes Stuff.
A very large, and elegant af~
fortment, of Chintzes and
-Callicoes 0 among which
are contained furniture &
Copper plate do.
Black and white figured and
plain Gauzes.
Black and white figured and
plain Sattios, and Belongs.
Modes of various colours.
White Sarcenet.
Irish Linens,farted Britanias.
Figur'd and plain Lawns.
Figur'd and plain Muhins.
Black,asd white GauzcHand
kerchiefs, with Silk edges.
Bandano, Romall and Bil
boa do.
Pcihan Silks.
Luteftrings.
Black Bombazine.
Buckram,
Bed Tickings.
Mflinet and Catgut.
Ladies Fans.
A variety of Tastes, and Rib
bons.
Fine Cambrick.
Cambrick Thread,
A good shade of Sewing Silk,
scars Twist, and Mohair.
Men's Silk Hose.
Cotton, linen, and worked
do.
Womens do.
Men's silk, linen, kid, and
leather Gloves.
Ladies Silk Gloves and Mitts.
Cotton and worsted do.
Ladies, black, blue, green, &
pink coloured Moreens
Many of the above Goods, will be fold by Wholesale, and
as reasonable for Cash or Bills of exchange, as may be pur
chased in the United States of America, by the public's most
obedient and very humble Servant,
EBENEZER GEARF.Y, jun.
N. B. Loan Office Certificates, Connecticut, Maffachufettg
New-York and Pcnnfylvania Soldier Notes,or other securities
will be received in payment for feme of the above Goods.
Cash, Writing and Bonnet Pa
per, to be exchanged for clean Cotton and Li r
nen Rags, of any kind by Daeir^ Mbkgy in
Meriden.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commiffionefs
by the Hon. Judge of Probate, for the diftri& of
Middletown, to receive and examine the claims of the cre
ditors to the estate of PHINEAS PARMELE, late of Dur
ham, deceased (represented insolvent) Do hereby give
Notice, that we shall attend said business at the dwelling
house of Capt. SAMUEL CAMP, in said Durham, on the
firft Monday in August, and the third in September next,
from Two o'clock, afternoon, until Seven in the evening,
—No accounts will be allowed unless properly attested.
THOMAS LYMAN,
CHARLES NORTON.
Durham, May 28, 1782.
Englifo, India ^ Dutch Goods,
Now opening for Sale, by the Subferiber at his
Store in Lebanon.
TO BE SOLD,
By.J A BEZ BAC O N,
Of Woodbury; by Wholesale or Retail,
Cane Poles suitable to make
READS of; Writing Paper; S:eel for Plow Irons or Edge
Tools ; Wool Cards, and sundry other articles by retail on
the most reafonablc terms.
Black and white Silk Thread
Laces and Edgings.
Italian Flowers.
Ostrich, and waving Fea—
thers,
Jersey refined Iron.
German Steel.
7 by 9, 6 1-2 by 7 1-2, and
6 by 8 window Glass,
A general assortment of Iron
hollow Ware.
A fine, and elegant assort
ment of Cutlery, and hard
Ware. Containing,
Knives and Forks.
Barlow Penknives.
Stirrup Irons.
Plated, and plain fnafflo
curbed Bitts.
Common foaffle do.
Plated,and Steelfpring Spurs.
Brass Handles and Etcutchi
ons, for case-drawers and
desks.
Sickles ferted.
Gold, and iiiver spangled
Burtons
Death head do.
Fancy and Mohair do.
Looking Glades.
Raifois and Scissors.
China, and some Crockery
Ware.
A good assortment ofPewter#
Sheet Tin in Boxes.
A variety plated, and plain
Shoe, and Knee Buckles.
Pinchbeck do.
Brass, Iron, and Tin Candle,
Ricks.
An alTottment of Files.
Desk Hinges, Screws for do.
Table Catches.
Chelt, and Desk, Brass aud
Iron Locks.
Brais Knobs.
S^el and lion plated Handa
laws forced.
Wool cards.
London Pins.
English Nails.
Watch Glades, Chains, Seals
and Keys suitable for Gold
or Silver Watches.
Spectacles.
Rifle and Fowling Guns.
Whips, hunter and half hun,
ter.
Fever, Caßor, and Felt Hattfi
Chip do.
Whalebone.
Welt-India Rum.
French Brandy.
Madeira, Teneriff, Port, and
Claret Wines.
Raifons,
Rock and Lisbon Salt;
Cotton Wool,
White Lead.
Spanish Brown.
Chalk.
Green, and Bohea Teas
Coffee, and Allum.
Brimftonc, and Powder.
Hotite Hangings.
Writing Paper, &c. &c.