The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-03-12 00:00:00, page 4

AS the Interest Monies due to the GRAMMAR SCHOOL
in Hartford, are now much wanted to defray the ex
pences of the fame : All Gentlemen owing such Interest Mo
nies are earnestly called upon to pay the fame to the Com
mittee as fpon as may be.
March 4, 1782.
FOR.SAL E,
The beautiful BAY HORSE
W I L DAI R,
SO well known for one of the best Sires in the State that
he needs no description.
Cash, Bills of Exchange on France, or fine Wheat Flour
will suit for pay. Enquire of
CALEB BULL, Jun.
Hartford, March 1, x,h. ,
JOHN CHENEV AR D,
Has for sale, ar his Store in HARTFORD.
CHOICE Rock and Lifoon Salt, Wine, Rum, Brandy, loaf
and brown Sugar, Pepper,, Coffee, Tin, Lead, &c. &c.
Cheap for Cash or Country Produce.
A LLperfons indebted to him as Agent and Factor co
Thomas Mumford, Esq. (or to him personally) are deffred
to make immediate payment. Those that negled or refufe,
may exped to be called on in a way chore disagreeable to
.him and expensive to them.
t Hartford, March 1782. _ z^/^.
To be SOLD, on the rhoft reasonable terms,
By J OS EPH LYNDE,
At his STORE South End of the Great Bridge,
HARTFORD:
A large and general ASSORTMENT cf
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
A L S O,
BEST Spanish White, per hundred weight or smaller
quantity ; Painters Oil per Barrel or Angle Gallon;
Brimstone, Spices, &c. &c. &c.
March f, 1782.
SFA NI SH. WHJT'E,
By the Hundred or smaller Quantity
To be SOL D, by
DANIEL HINSDALE,
Next Door North of the Printing-Office,
H,A R T FOR D.•
"T 6 B E SO L D,
At Mr. GEORGE MERRILL's Store,
Near the Court House, Hartford,
An Assortment of
English and India Goods,
By Wholesale. Also,
Weft-India arid New-England R U M,
SAL T, &c. &e.
osh, Bills of Exchange, Beef, Pork or Flour will be re
ceived in pay.
C AS H given far BILLS on F RANCE. „
° FO R SAL E, —
By W I LLIA M COI T,
At the Store of Mr. James Church, opposite the CourtHodfe,
HARTFORD,
LONDON Brown, White,
Scarlet, Purple, Green,
Cinnamon and blue Broad
cloths.
brown, blue & greyCoatings
Blue Baize.
Rattinets.
french Shalloons.
Black CallamancoCT
Brown Camblets.
Black Bombazine.
Poplin.
&llieoes and Chintzes.
Sky blue and black Mode.
Black Sartin.
Cambrick.
Lawn.
Striped, spotted and plain
Gauze.
Trish and Striped Linen.
Diaper. -
Dowlafs.
foffia Drab.
Bilboa and check'd Cotton
Handkerchiefs.
"Women's Shoes and Mitts.
Plumes of various colours.
Cash, Bills on France, Wheat, Rye, Flour, Boards and
Shingles, will be received in payment for the above articles.
HAVING deceived a Warrant &om the Treasurer to
Colled a Tax of Nine-Pence on the Pound, on the
Litt 1780, by the firft of March, 1782 —This is to warn all
that have land agd a lift in New-Hartford, that the, pay said
Tax by the time aforefaid, with, all other State Taxes that
are yet unpaid, to the fubferiber, or they may exped 20
pay fees. „ JOSEPH MERRIL, Cplle&or.
New-Hartford, February 15, 1782.;
THE fubfefibers beg leave to" inform the Public tint
they may have an, kind of rigging for shipping,'great
orfmall, or other Ropes of any kind, about one mile north
of the Court-House in Hartford. Whoever will favour them
with their cuttom, will rhuch oblige the public's humble
fervantss
WILLIAM PALM ES,
JAMESCOOK b
Hartford, March 4, 1782.
THE Fifth Number of the History of the
War in America is come to hand, and is
pdy for the Subferibers.
Fans,
Ribbons.
Black Love,
Wide and narrow Tdpe.
Umbrello's
Sewing Silk and Twist.
Striped Flannel.
Letter and common Paper.
Holland Thread.
Knitting Needles.
Selves.
Felt Hats.
Raifors.\
Combs.
Shoe Buckles.
Loaf Sugar.
Pepper.
Allspice.
Nutmegs.
Indigo.
German Steel.
7 by 2 and 6 by 8 Window
Glass.
Gin by the Cask or Case.
Best Rock Salt*
Bottled Cordials, &c. &c.
LOST last Tuesday, between Mr. NORMAND SEYMOUR'S
in West-Division, and the Great-Bridge in Hartford,
an old LEATHER POCKET BOOK, containing two Gui
neas, about fifteen or twenty Shillings State Money, and a
Receipt for a Quantity of Rags, delivered by the Subferiber
at the old Paper Mill in Hartford. Whoever has found said
Book, and will leave it, with its contents, with the Printer
hereof, shall have a generous Reward and the Thanks of the
owner, ELIPHALET YOUNG.
Hebron, Feb, 28, T 782. ~
T 0 BELET,
And ma, be entered on in April next.
'HE whole or one half, from one to fix years, of a large
A and elegant Dwelling House, with two Racks of chim
neys, and five floors one above the other. In it is several
stores for English and Weft-India Goods ; and is properly
divided for two families, with a space through the middle,
a kicchenand flue oven in each half of said house ; two
good wells of water, and two good gardens, a mowing lot,
where ma, be cut seven or eight tons of the belt of hay, and
fomc fruit trees. It is a pleasant Situation, and an excellent
stand for a trader or tavern. It ldys about twenty-four rods
north of the Court-Hohfe. If any gentleman hath a mind
to engage it; it will instantly be compleated and finished.
A new itreet is to be opened,north of the fubferiber's house,
from the Main Street to the Weft Street, in which he will
fell a number of building lots. Alfoto be fold, three build
ing lots on the weft Street, forty feet front and sixty feet rear.
Also, a building that will make small house or store, 20
feet by 24, one ftor, high, the whole for cash only. Enquhe
of ~ MOSES MORSE.
,Hartford, March 4, 1782.
STOLEN from the iubferiber on or about the iff ofFebrh
ary last, a large Sorrel MARE, with a star in her fore
head, natural trotter, about 14 hands and half high, well
built, about 6 years old. The person who is fufpe&ed to take
her, likewise received a quantity of Cloaths belonging to
my (on and has carried them away with him ; the eloath
ing confide of the following articles, viz. One red Hairbine
Coat, a pair of Velveroy Breeches, a pair of Shoes, a pair
of plated Shoe Buckles, two pair of white woolen Stockings,
two Stocks, one light coloured homespun Great Coat, two
white linen Shirts ; likewise < yards Corduroy, and ; and
half yards white Shalloon, and a Bridle which was on said
Mare. Whoever will take said thief and the articles stolen,
and secure the thief in any of the goals in the United States
and give the fubferiber notice, snail have Ten Dollars re
ward and all neccffary charges paid, by
, REUBEN HURLBUT.
N. B. The person fufpe&ed to be thief, is a tall flout built
fellow, about 26 years old,wears loxg dark hair, black eyes,
his name is Timothy Holcomb, and originally belonged to
Sinifbury.
Simibury, March r, 1782,
WHEREAS, the above advertisement, published by
REUBEN HURLBUT, of Simfbury, purports,
that he has had a H 0 RS E stolen, and a quan
tity of his fon's cloths carried off by the~thief, bidding
a reward to have him taken up and the horse and eloathing
secured, and charges one Timothy Holcomb of said Simfbu
ry with the theft: We therefore, would represent to the
candid public the tfuth of the affair, as we had it from said
Hurlbut's own mouth, which is this, that his son Reuben
Hurlbur, jtin. being arretted for stealing some articles from
Mr. Burr, of Hartford, made his escape from the officer,
taking his father's mare, described in said advertisement a
gainlt Holcomb, and runs away, meets with Holcomb while
he was absent, and puts his father's said mare into Hol
comb's hands. Holcomb returns home and informs, that he
had exchanged horses with young Hurlbut, and gave a
watch and some money for odds, and ^kewife that he had
bought some eloathing of him : Immediately on this young
Hurlbut comes home, with a horse and watch, which he laid
he had of Holcomb, and had let Holcomb have his horse
and some cloaths. Therefore, if the horse described in said
advercifement was stolen, he who run from the arrest for
theft must be the thief: Thereforo; we trust, the candid
public will treat the advertisement, signed by Reuben Hurl
but, with that contempt which such Scandalous publications
ought to meet with from all honest people.
CALEBHOLCOM B,
STEPHEN GRIFFI N, ad.
JESSE HOLCOMB.
Simfoury, March 4, 1782.
T • BE SOL D,
By EUNICE ELLERY,
At the Second Store north of the Printing-Office.
BOLTING CLOTHS, black Cypress, black and white
Gauze, Catgut, Milinet and Gauze Handkerchiefs,
Italian Stampt and flowered, do. black and coloured Barce
lona do. black Sattin, Modes and Laces; black, blue, green
pink and leylock manteau Silks; green and white Sarfnets•
an assortment of Ribbons ; Tastes; Tapes; Cap Wire•
Bonnet Paper; Silk quilts; Mock Marfcilles; Chintzes and
Calicoes; plain Lawns; Cambricks, Irish Linen, sewing
Silks, &c. China Cups and Saucers ; French Rappee, Bottle
and bladder Snuff per Cwt. or less Quantity ; Coffee ; Cho
colate ; Rice; Ginger ; Pepper; &c.
Hartford, Feb. 16, 1782.
General Aflembly of this State having appointed
4 the Subferiber to adnainifter on the estate of Charles
Ward Apthorp, of the city of New-York, which has been
declared forfeited to this State ; with directions to call on
all persons who are indebted to, or hold any Deeds, Mort
gages, Bonds, Notes, or other Securities of said Apthorp, for
an immediate fettleraent- —I do hereby request a Speedy com
pliance therewith—and that the holders of any such Securi
ties would give me all the information in their power re
fpefting the fame—And as the real efface of said Apthorp
lies Mattered in almost every part of the State, and the ne
eeflary information cannot in any other way be had the
several Town-Clerks are requeued to Search their records,
and transmit to me as Soon as portable, a copy of all the
Deeds or Mortgages that stand recorded to said Apthorp,
and have net been conveyed, who shall have a reasonable
reward for their trouble, and will much oblige their humble
r 1 JAMES HILLHOUSE,
1 New-Haven, February 19, 1782;
To be S O L D,
And may be entered upon the firft of MAY next.
A^OUT 'en acres of excellent land, lying in Hartford,
within about one hundred rods of the Court House, a
very fine Situation for a tradesman. Also about sixteen acres
lying about two miles from the court house, on the road to
Windsor, proper for plowing or mowing. Also, about 30
acres lying on the road to Simfbury, about three miles from
Hartford court-house, consisting of plowing and wood land.
Also about five acres of pasture land, about one mile from
the court-house. Also, about four acres of plow land, lying
in the South-Meadow, on the River. The whole of die above
lands will be fold reasonably, and a good title given by
„ , , _ L „ JOHN P. GOODWIN.
Hartford. Feb. 21, 1782.
ALL perlons indebted to the late 'Partnership of Allin and
Hooker, Alexander Allin, James Hooker, or to James
and Horace Hooker, on book, are desired immediately to
fettle the fame as they would avoid cost.
Windsor, February 18, 1782.
WE the fubferibers being appointed Commissioners,
the Hon. Timothy Edwards, Esq; Judge of probate
for the county of Berkshire, -to receive and examine the
claims of the feveraljjxditors to the estate of Elisha Jones,
and Daniel Brewer, both late of Pittsfield, in the county
aforefaid, absentees or confpirarors,—Hereby give notice,
that we shall attend the buhnefs aforefaid, at the house of
Elijah Lathrop, Innkeeper in said Pittsfield, on the firft Wed
nesday of March next, at ten o'clock in the Morping, like
wise on the last Wednesday in the fame month, and also on
the firft and last Wednesday's of the three following months.
N. B. No claims will be accepted unless properly vouch'd.
ELI ROOT, ) '
DAVID BUSH, ) c ° mm ^
JOSIAH WRIGHT ) °"" s '
Pittsfield, February 12. 1782.
To be S O L D,
A Farm lying in the town of Blanford, within half a
mile of the meeting house, containing one hundred
and sixteen acres, about forty under improvement, with a
large orchard containing three hundred trees, excellent fruit,
makes one hundred barrels of cyder in bearing years, with
an old house and barn, the price will be reasonable, and the
terms of payment easy, which will be known by applying
JAMES PROVIN.
Blandford, Feb. 14, 1782.
ALL persons having any demands on the efface of Mr.
Roger Griswold, late of Enfield, deceased, are desired
to bring in their accounts in order for fcrtlement, by the
firft day of May next, to
ROGER GRISWOLD, Admuniftrator.
February 22, 1782.
Cash given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, of any kind, Old Sail
Cloth, Bags, &c. at the Printing Office
or either of the Paper Mills in Hartford.
G ash given for Calves Pates,
at the Printing-Office or
either of the Paper Mills in
Hartford.
SUPERFINE and second
Broad Cloths of various
Colours.
Buff Caffimcer,
German Serge,
Shaloons,
Black Callimanco,
An assortment of Scarf twist,
& sewing Silks,
Coloured Threads,
Buckram,
Metal and Death-head But
tons,
Black Sartins,
Black and green double
Persians,
Pink and gr—n Mode;
Black and white Sarfnets,
Black Laces,
Black and white Gauzes,
Black Sattin and other co
loured Ribbons,
Black Silk Gloves,
Mourning Crape,
Cambrics,
Plain and ftripedLawn^,
Sprig'd Lawn Aprons,
Silk, Cotton, and Linen
Handkerchiefs of vari
ous kinds.
Irish and checked Linens,
Dowlas,
Men's and Women's Leather
Gloves,
Men's worsted Hose,
Women's Cloth Shoes,
Mifles and Children'sMoroc
-60, do.
An assortment of Quality and
Shoe Bindings, the dozen, cwt. or le6
Whale Bone, Quantity,
Writing Paper,
They have a few Hogsheads Jamaica Rum, on Commit- *
fton, which they can fell cheap for Cash.
Just opened and now felling, by
DANIEL JONES & Co;
At the Store late belonging to BENJAMIN PAYNE, Efqg
on the East Side the Road, a little North of the Great-
Bridge, and opposite the Printing- Office, in HARTFORD,
a small Assortment of GOO DS, on the most reafona
bleteerms, for Cash, Bills on France, or Country Produce.
Consisting of the ft lowing Articles, siz,
Watch Braids,
Garnets,
Dutch Laces,
Milline, Needles,
Papered and Pound Pins,
Knitting and darning Nee
dles.
Barlow and other Penknives,
Lead Pencils,
Case Knives and Forks,
Small Shears,
Wood Screws,
Shoe and knee Chapes and
Tongues,
Shoe Buckles,
Crooked and other Combs,
Common and finall Sieves,
Jamaica Rum,
Madeira Wine,
French Brandy,
Malafifes,
Loaf and browQ Sugar,
Nutmegs and Cinnamon, b,
the Pound or Ounce,
Mace,
Cloves,
Pepper,
Ginger,
Tea,
Chocolate,
Hard Soap,
Copperas,
Indigo,
Powder and shot,
Flints,
Figgs and Raisins,
Leipers bottle and bladder
Snuff, warranted to be
of the best Quality, b.