The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-09-02 00:00:00, page 5

Just opened and to be Sold,
By Thomas Hopkins and Co.
Opposite the north Meeting-House, Hartford.
EUROPEAN and India Goods, )
Decanters, wine Glasses, &c. ) by Whole
4d. Bd. and 2od. Nails, ) sale andße-
German Steel, &c. ) tail.
8 by 6 Glass. j
Hartford, August ty, 1783.
ALL perlons indebted to the estate of Mr. Jimes Taylor,
late of Hartford, deceas'd, are, for the lift time, re
quested to fettle the fame. Thsfe whu negleft, will be sued
without further notice.
EBENEZER KNEELAND.
N. B. Said Kneeland requests all peifons indebted to him
cither by Book or Note, to call and fettle their accounts.
Take Notice!
THIS is to inform the Inhabitants of town of Hartford,
. that arc liable to pay taxes in hid town, that the Sub
scriber has received seven warrants from rhe Treasurer io
be collected immediately, viz. One of One Penny on the
pound, two of Two-pence on the pound, one of a Shilling
on the pound, one Six-pence on the pound, one Seven-pence
on the pound, and one Eight- pence on the pound. Atten
dance will be given at the house of Mr. Samuel Hurlbert, in
Eatt-Hartford, on Tuesday the fecund of September rext,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon. On Wednesday at Mr. Da
vid Little's. On Thursday at Mr. Stephen Hills's, at the
Five-Miles. On Friday at Mr. Joseph Pratt's, from nine
o'clock in the morning until one in the afternoon, from
thence to the widow Abigail Seymour's south of the Great-
Bridge. On Monday the Bth at Mr. Peleg Heth's at Weft-
Division—chase that neglcftto call and fettle theft taxes,
muff expert to pay all the additional cost the law requires,
to the public's humble servant,
DANIEL HOSMER, Collector of State and
(Town taxes.
N. B. Those that are in arrear with their town rate, are
requested to fettle immediately to prevent trouble,
D. H.
Hartford, August 18, 1783.
WE che fubferibers being appointed commiHioners,
by the Hon. Court of Prolate, for the diftrid of
Simfbury, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
on the estate of Isaiah Rice, late of Simfbury, degeafed, re
presented insolvent : Do hereby give notice, that we shall
attend said business at the dwelling house of Capt. John
Mice, in said Simfbury, on the last Thursday of September
and O&obcr next, at one o'clock afternoon on each day.
PETER RICE,
JOEL HIGLEY.
N. B. ALL perfans indebted to said ciUcc, are requested
to make immediate payment, to
JOSEPH RICE, Executor.
Simfbury, August 16, 178;.
A Dark bay Mare on the 29th of lait May, Iciccue pollute
of Mr. John Williams, in Wilbraham, she is twelve
years old, about 14 hands high, has a black mane and tail,
trots and paces Whoever has been troubled with her,
and will return her to the said Mr. Williams, or to Mr. Par
ten at Hartford, or inform either of them where she may be
found, shall be fatisfa&oril, rewarded.
Hartford, August 12, 1783.
May be had at the Store oppolite the South
Meeting-House,
A number of Articles in the
Family way. In order to renew an acquaintance with
old customers, it is deli cd by the Subscriber that they will
call and fettle their accounts in ten days from the date,
ethcr&ife they will be put into the hands of an Attorney.
ABIGAIL BROWN.
Hartford^Auguft 19, 1783.
BROKE out of the pasture of the Subferiber, in Hartland,
the begining of June last, a black Horse COLT, natural
pacer, three years old, rear 14 hands high, newly decked,
white in his face, hind feet white. Whoever will take up
said colt and return him to the fubferiber, shall have a hand
some reward and neceftary charges paid.
ELEAZAR COWLS.
Hartford, August 13, 1:83.
r rAKEN up oy cue Subscriber, on cue 19th of July last, a
X bay HORSE, sor 6 years old, witha Rar in his fore
bead, no brand, carries a good head and tail, crooked hind
legs, has a single footed trot and paces, between 13 and 14
hands high—The owner is desired to pay charges and
take him away.
JOHN STEPHENSON.
Woodbury, August r, 1783.
P E T E^'ero'LT;
Has received a large consignment of
COURSE broad and narrow Cloaths.
Cadiz and lerge Eilings, suitable for linings
or Sadlers use.
Which he is now opening for sale by the piece
at Col. WADSWORTH'S More.
He '". s a '° '° r "^ on commission, the bed
of English Rum, and French Sugar, by the
hogshead or barrel.
N. B. Ail kinds of Grain, Pork or Flax-Seed
— icce ' ve ' ir) payment. 8 w
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Press Papers, Bonnet Papers,' Accompt Books
of all Sizes, &c. to be fold, by the Priliters here
of.
Supplement to the Connecticut Courant, Tuesday September 2, 1783°
NOTICE is hereby given to all that have any demands
on the estate of ALLIN BALL, late of New-Fairfield
deceased, to bring in their accompts to Anne Ball, executrix
of the last Willand Testament of the laid Allin Ball, within
seven months from the 31st day of July, 1783, or they will
he forever excluded, by order ofthe Court of Probate for the
dilhid of Danbury.
ANNE BALL, Executrix.
New-Fairfield, August r, 178;,
Si RAYED from a drove between Hartford and Withers
ficld, a speckled Cow, branded on one of her buttocks
with a Trammel. Whoever will give information to the
Printers of this Paper where she may be found, shall be gc
neroufly rewarded for their trouble, by
STEPHEN SHEPARD.
Hartford, June 23, 1783.
BROUGHT on board the fl>>p Polly in New-York, a
piece of CAMBRICK The owner is defred to prove
property and take it away. JAMES BENJAMIN.
Ead-Hartford, August 14, 1783.
TO be Sold by the Subferiber, for Cash only, two pieces
of LAND, one in Sunfbiiry, containing about 70 acres,
the other in Farmington, containing about 60 acres, each
partly under improvement. Any perlon inclining to pur
chase, may know the terms and receive an indisputable Ti
tle, by applying to
ABRAHAM PETTIBONE.
New-Hartford, August 5, 1783.
RUN away from the Subferiber, on the 30th of July, an
apprentice Boy, named Elias Goodrich, 18 years of
age, about 5; feet 5 inches high, freckled in the face, short
dark hair, had on when he wept away, a blue Coat lined
with white, blue Veit, a brown great Coat, check'd Shirt,
striped Trowfers, an old felt Hat bound with leather, he
has worked at shoe-making for fame time past.- -Who
ever will return said boy to the fubferiber, shall have Two
Coppers reward.
ELI BARNS.
Middletown, August 4, 1783,
Just Published and now received for Sale at
BEARDSLEYS and HOPKINS's Store.
AN INQUIRY concerning the future State of those who
die in their Sins,: Wherein the Dilates of Scripture
and Reason, upon this important Subje&, arc carefully con
sidered ; and whether endrefs Punishment be confident with
Divine Justice, Wisdom and Goodness ; In which, also Ob
je&ions are stated, and answered.
By SAMUEL HOPKIN S, A. M.
Palter of the Congregational Church in Newport.
Subscribers are desired to call for their Books,
Hartford, August 12, 1783.
IN the year 1780 and 1781, two or three periods from cue
State of Connecticut came into Rhodc-Ifland, Provi
dence and Patuxe^, co find the heirs to a considerable trad
of Land, in Connecticut, which they supposed belonged to
the Wanton's, in said Rhode-Blind.—This is therefore to
desire any or all of those persons, to give information to any
of the Wantons in Newport, or Silas Casey in East Green
wich, who will give them a very generous reward for their
trouble and expence.
Newport, August 1783.
LOST or Stolen in camp, about the 14th of November
1780, four Notes, signed John Lawrence, Treasurer,
payable to John Graham, No. 121, 122, 123, 124, all dat
ed June lit. 1780, payable June 1782, 1783, 1784, 1783,
for the sum of 81. Bs. and two pence half penny each.
Whoever will give information where they may be found,
shall have a generous reward and charges paid.
~ JOHN GRAHAM.
Chatham, August 7, 1783.
STRAYED or Stolen cut of the Pasture of Joseph Pratt,
in Hartford, a sorrel MARE, about i z years old, has a
w hite ipGt in her forehead, white hind feet, trots and paces,
but most natural to pacing, shod before. Whoever will
take up said Marc, and return her to the owner, or give in
formation where she may be had, shall be handsomely re
warded, by'JOSEPH PRATT.
Hartford, July 25, 1,83.
LOST by the fubferiber, between Norwich
and Wethersfield, a neat silver mounted
Fiitol Whoever shall find it and return it to
the fubferiber at Wethersfield, or the Printers
at Hartford, Rail receive Four Dollars reward
and no questions alked. ' ..
GEORGE WATSON.
August 12, 1783.
Just Pubife^d,
And now Selling by the Printers hereof, Mefirs.
Peter & Daniel Read, New-Haven, and
Mr. Isaaac Johnson, New-Stratford.
I he Double Conspiracy,
Or Treason Difeovered, but
not Punished.
A. Matter of Faff, delineated after the Life, in
the Form of a Play.
'TO B~E s' 0 L
At Capt. DAVID MUMFORD's Store,
In New-London.
Large Glass, by the Box or
fro slier quantity, from 14 b, 18 to 16 by 22, French inches,
fuicable for clocks, coats of arms, or pictures. ALS O,
Brandy Geneva, Anizette, red and brown
Hair Plush.
JOHN PBKPwnn-
To igues.
Hartford, August 23, 178,
T OBE SO L D; ~
The following HOUSES and Lots of LAND
in Hartford, viz.
fflto&The Houle in which
the fubferiber lives, situated a little north
of the State House. It is a well finished
& □ ^'l 0 1 tw ° ^ or y House, with an elegant new
] Wood House, Poultry House, Smoke
ii< House and Granary, a large good Barn,
and excellent Stables, and every other out house necessary
to render the place commodious and plcafant, all in excel
lent repair, and is one of the plcafantcft ficuations in the
town, commanding an exterfive pro^ e& both up and down
the river, with eight acres of the very belt mowing Land
adjoining, and thirty ;crcs of Land about half a mile in the
North meadow.
Also a good Dwelling-House now occupied by Mr. Alex
ander Hunt, a little ealt of the South Meeting-Houle, with
twelve acres of excellent Mowing Land adjoining it, on
which is a Barn and other Out-Houses, a good young Or
chard of Apple-Tiers and other Fruit-Trees, an excellent
garden and a good well of Water.— Also ten acres of Land
in the South Meadow, and about fix.y acres a little weft of
the State-House. —The whole will be fold together or sepa
rate, as may belt suit the purchaser. Whoever inclines to
purchase a part or the whole may know the condition and
have a good title by applying to the Subicriber, if they apply,
foan, as he expert shortly to remove out of the State.
JEREMIAH PLATT.
Hartford, August 23, 1783,
WILLIAM & JOSEPH HART
Have for Sale at their Store in Hartford,
BEST Jamaica Spirits and Grenada Rum, by the hogshead
or barrel.
Nautz Brandy.
Russia and Ravens Duck, per bolt.
A few Pieces of Irish Linens, And
Many other Articles, which w^i k.c^o • - "~
SUPERFINE, second and
Cearfe Broadcloths.
Shalloons.
Durants of all colours.
Pink and black Callimancees
and Ruflell.
A variety of Sewing Silk and
Twists.
White Gauze and Catgut.
Moreens.
Buckram.
Coatings and Serges.
White Flannel,
Metal, death-hcfd & basket
Buttons.
Oiive colour'd Velvet and
Thickfett.
Nankeens.
Fultain.
Black Prunella and Lastings.
Irish Linens.
White and brown Platilla
Linens*
Britanias, Dowlas, Russia
Sheeting and Drilling.
Check'd Linen.
Black and white Silk Gloves.
White and other coloured
Mens and womens Leather
Do.
Black and light blue India
Taffaty.
Lutcltring.
Pink and blue Sarfenet.
Black Mode and Pclong.
Black Peifian.
Black Crape.
Black and check' d Silk Hand
kerchiefs.
Linen and Cotton do.
A variety of Ribbons and
Tastes.
Black Ostrich Feathers.
Beautiful colour'd Feathers.
Sprigs and Head Flowers.
Quality and Shoe-Binding of
all colours.
Beaver, Castor & Felt Hatts.
Cambrick and Lawn.
Fine and coarse Thread.
Wide and narrow Tapes.
Dutch Laces.
Cap Wire.
Wnite Cotton Stockings,
White and colour'd Silk do.
Black and other Fans.
Childrens Morocco Shoes.
Ladies Packet-Books.
An assortment of Looking-
Glaffcs.
Iron rim Locks, with Rings
and Knobs.
Desk and Drawer Locks.
Knob and Thumb Larches.
Double and single spring
Stock Locks,
Chest and Cupboard do.
Iron and Brass P<d Locks.
Raifors, Cuttoe Knives,
Barlow and other Pen do.
Leather and pa perlnk Stands,
Shoe Buckles,
Shec' and Knee Chapes and
Just come to Hand, and now Selling
By DANIEL JONES & Co;
Opposite the Printing-Office :
Stock Buckles,
Childrens Clasps.
Large and small Sciffarsf
Shears.
Jews Harps.
H and HL Hinges,
Table Butts.
Desk Hinges,
Brass Knobs,
Wood Screws, Ring do.
Brass Nails,
Efeutcheon Pins.
Plated anh Steel Spurs,
Stirrup Irons.
Girths of various Kinds.
Temple and other Spectacles;
Tobacco and Snuff Boxes.
Coarse and Fine Combs.
Horse Brushes,
Shoe, Buckle and Teeth do.
Brass and Steel Thimbles,
Steel Top'd do.
Half round, flat and three
square Files.
Carpenters Rules,
Compasses, Nail Gimblets,
Marking Irons.
Nippers, Awlßlades & Tacks
Sieve Buttons, Shirt do.
Shoe Knives.
Japan'd Candlcfticks and
Snuffers.
Pound and other Pins,
White-Chappel Needles.
Nutmeg Graters.
Case Knives and Forks.
Caponiers & Shoe Hammers;
Curry Combs.
Iron Wire,
German and Swedish Steel.
3d. qd. Bd. lod. & 2odri
Nails.
Powder, Shot and Flints.
Barr Lead.
Frying. Pans,
Iron Hollow Ware.
Crown and Bar Soap.
Corks.
Copperas, per cwt.
Roll Brimftonc, per do;
Allum.
Bonnet and Cartridge Paper,
Ink Cake and Powder,
Writing Paper, per ream 04
quite.
Lead Pencils.
Watch Seals.
Cow-Skin Whips*
Wool & Cotton Cards.
White- Lead.
ALSO,
Rum, Sugar, Tea, Coffee &
Chocolate.
Lisbon Wine.
Geneva, in cases.
Rice.
Raisins.
Alfpice.
Cotton Wool.
Best Rock Salt.
Leiper's best Bladder Snuff,
Pigtail and Plug Tobacco,
&c. &c. &c.