The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-07-22 00:00:00, page 4

Just imported and ready for Sale on as easy Terms
as in New-York.
A Variety of Valuable Silver
W AT C H E S,
That will be warranted Sound, by
THOMAS HILLDRUP.
JOHN MO R G-A~N,
A few Rads North of the Court-House, has just received a small
Afirtment of DRY GOODS, which are to be fold an the
Iroeft Terms far Cash conffting es-. —
CALICOES, Nankeens, brown Janes, Shallons, Moreens,
Gunzes t, the Piece or Retail, Linens, Crocker, Ware
by the Crate, birr Iran, &c. &c. He begs those indebted
co call and fettle their Accompts.
Hartford, July ig, 1,83.
'lea Cups and Saucers, large
Plates,good Weft-India Rum,fold by Retail ver, Cheap, b,
she Subferiber,
JAMES JOHNSON.
Torringford, Jul, iy, 1,83,
A FEW Tons of excellent York FLOUR, to be fold ty
the Ton or Barrel, b, Mr, GEORGE MERRILL.
Hartford, Jul, 15, 1,83.
T~ 0 B~E D,
B, the Subferiber in Middletown,
A One flor, HOUSE, almaft new, with a garden contain
ing about 60 rods, well ficuated on a public road, near
a mile weft of the town house, and within a few rods of a
good grist mill, and clothier's work; said house is not
quite fished, has a good lower room, and would be con
venient for a tradesman or merchant Any perfan inclin
ing to purchase, may have a reasonable time allowed for
payment on good security, or for cash in hand may have it
the cheaper.
ZEBULON ROCTELL.
Jul, xr, 1,83. _
Fifty Dollars Reward 1
RUN away from the fubferiber the night following the
,ch inst. July, a likely well built Negro Man, DICK,
about 22 years old, near 5 feet and a half high, clear black,
talks pretty good English ; had on when he went away, a
deep blue Coat, a brown fraiftcoat, a pair of brown tow
cloth Trewft ri, and a pair of linen Beeches under them, a
check'd Shut almost wore out, a large brim'd felt Hat al
most new, white yarn Stockings, thick Shoes, large block
tin Buckles, his hair turned back. Went away with a Nc
pro named Pomp, about 23 years old, talks broken, is clear
black, about , feet and a half high, wore chiefty linen
cloaths —--Whoever will take up said Negroes, or Dick on
ly, and return him to the fubferiber, or ftcure him in an,
goal, shall have the above reward, paid bv
ELIZUR TRYON.
Glaftenbur,, Jul, 8, 1783.
" T 0 8& S O L D,
A LARGE well built Store and Whaif, at Rock,-Hill
landing, lying under an incumbrance. Also, a con
venient Dwelling-House and Barn, with one acre of Land,
on which is a good Garden and a number of different forts
of Fruit Trees. Far particulars enquire of the Subferiber
living on the premises, b, whom a good Title will be given.
SAMUEL FOSTER.
Wethersfield. Jul, 14, 1783.
WE the suofenbers being appointed Commifiioners, b,
the Hen. Court cf Probate for the diftri& of Farm
ington, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
to the estate of James Newel, late of Farmington, deceased,
represented insolvent, do hereby give notice that we shall
attend said business at the dwelling-house of Capt. Solo
mon Cowles, in said town, on the firft Mondaysof Septem
ber and O&ober next, from one o'clock 'till fix, P M. on
each of said days. No accompts will be allowed unlcfs pro
perly attested.
Excellent Weft-India R U M,
TO BE SOLD,
By %re. and Eben. Platt,
_ HERTFORD,
French Brandy, Weft-India
Rum by hbgfliead or batrel, to be Sold by
GEORGE MERRELL, opposite the Printing-
Office.
TIMOTHY ROOT, ) Comtriffi-
WILLIAM WADSWORTH. ) oners.
Farmington, Jul, 4, 1,83.
\V/E the Subscribers being appointed Commissioners, b,
▼V the Hon. Court of Prabate for the diftrid of Farm
ington, to recieve and examine the claims of the creditors
to the eftatc es Solomon Adams, late of Farmington, de
geafed, represented infelvent, do hereby give notice that
we shall attend said business at the dwelling-boule of Capt.
Solomon Cowles, in said town, on the second Mondays in
August and ca@bcr noct, from one o'clock 'till fix, P. M.
©n each of said days. No accompts will be allowed unless
properly attested.
WII LIAM WADSWORTH, )Commiffi-
ISAAC COWLES. ) oners.
Farmington, July 3, 1,83.
THE Hon. Court es Probate for the diftri& of Hartford,
having allowed seven months to the creditors to the
estate of James M'Klcfter, late of Enfield, deceased, to
bring in their claims against the fame. The Administrator
to said estate hereby gives notice to the creditors that unless
their claims are exhibited within the time limited as afore
faid they cannot be allowed.
„JOSEPH §ffira44lQ,tor.
WeW, July u, oj %
WB the Subscribers being appointed, by the Hen. Court
es Probate for the diftria of Rutland, in the State of
Vermont, Commissioners to examine the claims of the cre
ditors to the estate es Capt. John Hall, late ofCaßleton, de
ceased, represented infelvent, hereby give notice that we
shall attend said bufincis, at the house of the deceased, in
Caftleton, on the firft Mondays es August, Sotember and
O&obcr next, from one o'clock, P. M 'til; dx on each of
said days, after which/aft mentioned day no accompts will
be admitted.
BREWSTER HIGLEY,
REUBEN MOULTON,
ELI COGSEL.
Caftleton, June 24, 1783.
Now is the TIMEI
A great Bargain if, applied for foonl A genteel
Situation for Sale !
A HOUSE yo feet in length, two ftary high, entirely new,
compleatly finished, with thirteen finished rooms, and
eight good fire places, a good Cellar under the whole, a
piazza of 116 feet in length, a good wall of water in the
Kitchen; A new Barn with good ftalcs ; a House-Shed jo
feet square, entiici, new , and go acres of excellent Land ad
joining, about 20 acres of which is wood, and between four
and five hundred apple-trees, with a proportion of meadow,
plowing and pasture, which is an excellent Rand for a trader
and tavern. Also, a good two ftary HOUSE well finished,
with a new Shop of 30 feet in length and 24 in wedth, with
one acre of Land, which is an excellent stand for a mechanic,
both places arc nigh the centre of the town of New-Milford.
Also, about 50 acres of pasture Land that lies about three
miles from the town, and several rights of Land in the State
of Vcrmont---an indisputable title will be given to the
above premises, by
NATHANIEL DURKEE, jun.
N. B. Weft-India Rum, dr, Goods, Cattle, good shipping
Horses, Connecticut Soldier Notes, Morris's Notes, Picker
ing's Notes, or Loan-Office Certificate' receivedin payment.
For N £ ^.r Ori K,
The Sloop POL L Y,
JAMES BENJAMIN, Matter,
Now lying at Hartford Ferry, to fail next Thursday
Morning. For Freight or Passage, having the belt
Accommodations, apply to the Matter on board.
Hartford, July 14, 1783.
N. B. The above Sloop will fail from this, once every
Fortnight, Wind and Weather permiring.
At PUBLIC VENDUE,
AT Col. Sage's wharf in Middletown, on the 24th of Jul,
instant, at two,o'clock P M. a number of date bo>
tom Boats and Scows, and a few boat Oars.
July to, x,Bj.
STRAYED from the Subferiber the later part as April last,
a black mare COLT, two years old, trots all, has a
white stripe behind her cars where she has been galled with
the halter. Whoever will take up said Colt and return her
to the Subferiber shall have a generous reward and the thanks
of their humble servant.
JOSIAH KJLBOCRN, jun.
Farmington (New-Britain focirty) July ~ 1783.
CAME into die inclolurc ol the Subscriber, in Ef^dZUtic
night following the second day of Jul, instant, a mouse
coloured MARE, three white feet, white in her face, about
a, hands high, no brand, about, or B,ears eld. The own
er may have her by proving his property and paying charges.
RICHARD ABBI.
Enfield, July ~ 1,83.
FOUND, in Hebron, in June last, a sum of MONEY.
The owner ma, have it again by proving his property
and paying charges—enquire of
EBENEZER HORTON, jun.
Hebron, Jul, 14, 1,83.
Public Auction, on I,uefday of
every Week, at the Auction Room, Hartford.
Fresh L ISBON LEMONS, by the Box or
Dozen, at private sale.
BROKE into the incisure of the Subscriber in June last, a
Bay MARE, black mane and tail, about 13 hands and
half high, natural trotter, her near fore hoof Split, § years
old. The owner is defaced to prove his property, pay char
ges and take her away.
SAMUEL WHITE.
Coventry, July 4, 1783.
T~ 0 B E SOL D, "
By William and Joseph Hart,
At their Store a few rods north of the Court
House, on the most reasonable terms for Cath
WEST-INDIA Rum by the Hhd. or barrel.
Molasses by do. or do.
Best Nantz Brandy per keg.
Best white Havannah Sugar per box,
Bohea Tea per chest or less quantity.
Coffee per bagg.
Black Pepper per cask or less quantity.
Holland, Huflia and Ravens Duck per bolfi
Writing Paper per Ream^'
Hartford, Jug; 17, x7B_
CALEB BULL, jun.
HAS just received a small quantity of good Sheeps Wool,
which is for sale, Likewise, beautiful black and
white Gauzes, a variety of Ribbons, Irish Linens, Cam
bricks, Lawns, Modes, Lutefttings, Sattins, Crockery Ware,
Mettle Buttons, best Reck Salt,---all to be fold at the mark
et price for Cash or Produce in hand.
Hartford; July 12, 1783.
ALL persons belonging to the State of Con^
ne&icut, who have any claims or demands
against the UNITED STATES for fuppliea
furnifhed, or services performed ; all who are in
pofleffion of Certificates given by Quarter Mas
ters, or Commissaries of purchases, within said
State; and all who have accompts with the U
NITED STATES, which are unsettled ; are
hereby notified to present such claims or demands,
certificates or accompts, for liquidation and set
tlement, to WILLIAM THOMPSON, who is
appointed Commissioner for fettling the public
accompts within this State, who will attend upon
that business at his office in Hartford, every week
day, from 910 12 o'clock in the forenoon and
from 2 to 5 in the afternoon.
The Printers throughout the State are desired
to publish the above advertisement in their re
fpe&ive news-papers.
TAKEN up abeut the 20th @f May last, a forrcl HORSE;
about 13 hands high, trots all, a star in his foreheads
branded j ,on the near sbeulder. The owner is defied tp
prove his property, pay charges, and take him away.
ASAHEL STONE-
New-Milford, June 26, 178;.
NOTICE is hereby given to all the non-residents thag
own lands in Berkbemftead society, that a rate ar tax
was granted by said society ofxol. lawful money, on the irthi
of May, 1,80, on the lift 1780, to defray the ministerial
charges of said society for the current year. And atafocict,
meeting, May 17, 1781, was granted sol. to defray the mi
nisterial charges of said Society for the current year,—afo
two-pence on the pound to defray fociery charges, both ore
the lift 1,81. And at a faciety meeting, December 16, 17824
was granted fix-pence on the pound on the present lift, to b#
laid out towards building a Mceting-Houfe for said fecietyj
and also granted two-pence on the pound on the present lify
for fchoaiing within said society; and atari adjourned meet*
ing of May 12, 1,83, was granted two-pence on the pound
on the present lift, to defray the ministerial charges of th#
current year. This is thereforc te warn all the non-refideno
owners of land in the said society of Berkhemftead, to mec*
us the Subscribers ar landlord Cafe's, in Berkhemftead, ob
Thurfda, the 31st of July instant, and pay said taxes or rhe,
may exped their landswill be fold at had landlord Cafe's^
on Thursday thcaiU of August rext, as the law direds.
JOHN IVES, jun. )
EZRA CASE, A
MOSES SHFPARD, )
AARON ALLYN. )
__Berkhemflead, July r, I,^3^
TO BE SOL D, "
BY the Subferiber, in the city of Albany, 4842 acres of u,
and intervale lahd, being part of a patent granted tot
Ebenezer Jtffep and others, on the last bank of Hudson's ri<
ver and weft of Queenfborough, known by lots No. I, 3.„
8.9, 10, 13, 14, and if. An indisputable title will be giv<
cn to the purchaser, by
ABRAHAM BLOODGOOD,
Albany, June 18, 1,83#
ALL Persons indebted to the estate of Capt. THOMAS
SYLL, late of Hartland, deceased, arc requested tor
make immediate payment to the fubfcribei—-Likewife, all
the creditors to said estate, arc requeued to bring in thein
accompts to the commissioners by the time advertised, and
agreeable to the laws of this State.
URIAH HYDE, Administrator;
Hartland, June 23, 1783.
Ethe Subscribers beinjfippoiFtedTommniTen^^
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftri& of Simf
bury, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
the estate of Cape. THOMAS SYLL, late es Haitland, deceafa
cd, represented infelvent ; Do hereby give notice, that wo
shall attend said business at the dwelling house of Capt Abet
Brace, in said Hartland, on rhe fiift Tuesdays of August and
September next, from one o'clock to fix P. M. on each day,
ABEL BRACE,
ISRAEL WILLIAMS.
Hartland, Jute 23, 1783.
THu SuulcuucO being, oy the hun. Coulter PitfOace, foe
the diftrid of East-Windsor, full, impowered to exa
mine the claims of the creditors to the estate of Samuel Holo
man, late of East Hartford, deceased, represented infelvent ;
give notice that we shall attend the business of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling-houle of Mary Helman, in Eaft-Hart
ford, on the last Tucfday in August and the £rft Tuesday of
September next, from one o'clock afternoon until fix, 09
each of said days.
ASHBEL PITKIN, -
JOHN WYLES. ffommiffionerz
Hartford, June 23, 1783.
W/" EREA " "' G en ' ral Aflembly of the State of Con-
W nc&icur, at their session in January last, granted a
rate or tax of fix-pence per acre on all the lands within
Berkhemftead society, to be paid by the fi,R day of June
following, to be improved for the purpose of building a
Mceting-Houfe for said society ; this is therefore to warn all
the non-residents, together with the inhabitants that owe
lands in said society, to meet the Subferiber at landlord Cafe's,
in Berkhemftead, on Thursday the 31st of July infant, and
pay said tax er the non-residents may cxpe& their lands will
be fold at said landlord Cafe's, on thurfaay the 21st of August
next, as the law direrts.
JAMES AUSTIN, Colidar.
Brrkhemftead, July r, 1,83.
WANTED, a few Barrels good C YDER^
for which good pay will be given.
JAMES & HEZ. BULL.
_ Hartford, July 5, I^B3
Cash given for Calves Pates, at
the Printing Office or Paper Mint,