The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-05-27 00:00:00, page 4

AGREEABLE to dircaionsfromthe Hon. Courtof Probate
for the diftrid of Watertown, the creditors to the cßate
rs Thomas «arwight, deceased, are hereby notified to bring
In their demands on laid eftare to thr Subfrober, by the firft
day of August next, when the time limited by said Court, far
the purpose aforefaid, will be expired, after which they will
not be allowed; and all indebted co said elUte, arc desired
to make fpecdy payment.
DANIEL PENDLETON, AdminoftratoT.
WILL COVER
#,H^ Scafan, on readable terms, at the ft able ofabe
A SubfeAbler in Wintonbury, one of old Rangers Colts,
Half blooded, he is of a kightuon grey, blackish main ahd
tafr~honring far mates if wanted.
• ABEL GILLET, juri,
THE FAMOUS HORSE
P EOL E E,
qVFILt COVER, at the liable of the Subferfber, for this
feafob, in Somert, at the moderate price of nine
CTRiUgs the tap or eighteen shillings the season, the said
ffiorfe Is 13 and a halfhands higb,£x years old this fpring,is a
fforfe of nue goings,activity and strength, well proportion
ed inevery part as an, Horie perhaps without exception, be
ing half blooded.
AMARIAH KIBBE.
Somers, Ms„^Bft
,t a Court of Probate,held in Eati-Windfar, for the diftri&
of EaR-Windfor, on the id day of April, 1,83, present
Erastus Wolcott, Judge.
BURATHY HUBBARD, AdminiffratrM on the estate of
Aaron Hubbard, late of GlUtenbury, deceased, now
moves this Court to limit a time for the creditors to said
estate to brihg in their claims to said Administratrix, which
this Court approves of. Thereupon said Court allows se
ven months to the creditors to said estate to bring in their
claims to said Adminiftratrix~--and said Administratrix is
dirtied to advertise the time limited, in the Connecticut
Courant, for three weeks, and alfafet up an advertisement
in feme public place in Glaftenbury.
A true copy of record,
per ARODI WOLCOTT, €l'^
THEHon. Court of Probate, for the diftri& of Middle
town, has allowed fix months, from this date, to the
creditors of Mr. Elisha Stocking, late of Middletown, de
chafed, to bring in their claims against said estate p the Sub
scriber, Administrator to said estate, hereby notifies said
creditors that unless their claims are exhibited, within rhe
time limited aforefaid' they cannot be allowed. All pcr-
Tons indebted to faidc^atc are requeued to make immediate
payment, to
' HEZEKIAH GOODRICH, Adminiftratbri
Chatham, May 1, 17$,# „
N.-B. Said Administrator will attend said bufibefs at the
dweHing-houfe of said deceased, in Middletown, on the two
fail Mondays of May fo&meand the firft Monday of June
mxr.,
STOLEN from the S^bie of the ftiSffriber on the night
after the &h inßant, a Black HORSit, if hands high,
-%irmade, Small star in his forehead, a fear on bis near
buttock made by a ' bullocks horn, chin mane and foretop,
tarots znd canters welL whoever will take up said Horse
mid git irifrfrhktion where he may be had, shall have a
'tafon^Uc reward and necrilary charges paid by,
Z'ACHEUS BUTLER.
^rfM We^-Dur^n, May, :% 178 fa
&ti given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, of any kind. Old Sail
Ctoth; Bags &€. at & Pr°@ing m Q&,
^mH®m <6nR of Probate for the diAria of Baft-WhiJ
£ for having allowed eight months co the creditors of
the efface of John Skinner, late of Eift-Windfor, decexfed}
to bring in theirclaimson said estate to the Executors; pub"
lie notice is hereby given, that constant attendance will ,be
given at the dwelling-hdufe of the Subfetibers, in Balt-
Windsor, on the ftrft Mondays of June, July and November
next; and all p<rfons indebted co said cfhte are desired to
make a fcctlemtrit oftheir accompts with the Subferibett
JOHN SKINNER, Executor.
SARAH SKINNER, Executed.
Bast-Windsor, kay % *„, _____
All persons chat have any demands again^ the estate of
Levi Gibbs, lace of Erit-Windfor, deceased, are desired
Co bring in their accompts co the Subscriber for fcttlemenc,
by the firft day of January next, after which no accompcs
Will be allowed,
JOHN STANLY, Adminifr^h
TaHaid, April jo, 1783. ,
IV7 E ^ { Subferibers being appointed tommiffioners, bY
W the Hon. Court ofProbate, for the diltrid of Farm
ington, to examine the claims of the creditors to the efface
of JUDA STANLEY, late of Southington, deceased, repre
sented insolvent: Do hereby give notice, that We shall at
tend said bufincfs at the dwellifiz house of Mr. Robert
Hazard, in Southington, or, the lalt Mondays of May and
June next, from one to fix o'clock in the afternoon- —No
MCtompts will be allowed unless properly atecßed,
SAMUEL curtlss, ? Commiffi
§OHN CURTISS ) oner,.
tasing% April 22,1,83. ^.
THB Hoh. Court ofProbatc for the diftii& ofFarmington
having allowed fix months to the creditors to the efface
of Mr. Aaron Day, late of Southington, deccafed; to bring
in their claims against said estate in order sot settlement—-
the Subscribers hereby give notice, that they are remedy to
receive any claims till the expiration of fix months from this
date, after which no accompts will be received.
SAMVEL CURTISS, ) Adminiffra"
WILLIAM DAY, ) tors.
Southington, April 26, 1783. „ ; , ,
NOTICE is hereby given to thefollowing persons,
non-resident proprietors in the township of Hartland;
viz. John Smith, Thomas Olcott, John Eafton Olcott, John
Hunt, Hannah Reynolds, John Walker, jun. Josiah Meeker;
fan. John Root, DaVid Conch, Elijah Chappel, have takes
due to Israel Williams, tolle^or of state and land-taxes :
Also, Col. Samuel Talcott, Cbl, William Pitkin, John
Colton, Rebecca Wells, Samuel Enos, Charles Caldwell;
Jonathan Loring's heirs, John Day's heirs, Joseph Church,
William Knox, Datidfaruch,Peter Reynolds; Pantry Janet,
Maj. John BigeloW, John Rafton Olcott, and Thomas Ol
cott, who have taxes due to Phineas Bates, collc&Gr of
town taxes r And also John Smith, David Couch, (Daniel
Enos, and Jefah Meeker, jun. who have taxes due to Abia
thar Newton, celieftr of Lociety taxes for the second foci*
ty in said Hartland, That so much of their lands as will pay
the taxes, and other incident charges, will be fold at
Public Vendue, at the Sign-Post, in said Hartland, on the
third Wednesday in July next, unless prevented by paying
feid taxes. ISRAEL WILLIAMS )
PHINEHAS BATES, ) CoMc&ori.
ABIATHAR NEWTON.)
Ilartland, March 34, 1783.
TO BE SOL D,
A GOOD Dwehing-Hoafe; well finished off, a Earn znd
Blackfmitb's Shop, and about twenty acres of Land,
finable for mowing, plowing and paffiiring, with an Or
chard on the fame, a fine place for a trader or tradesman.
Also a FARM of very good Land, - of abort oneh±rtdred
acres, with considerable improvement, an Orchard, and
plowing, pasture and mowing, at a rehfonabl< price, by rhe
Subscriber living thereon.
Also wanted tw hire a good Scythe Maker.
AB„AM ROI.
Sim^ury (North Parish) May rd, Y 78,.
_____ _._—^-—^^s^-tQcti
TO BE SOLD;
At PUBLIC VENDUE,
BY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftrid of
Eaft-Haddam, so much of the real estate of of Mr. Na
than Niles, late of Colchefter, deccafed, as willraife the sum
of 651. ys. rd. lawful money, with incident charges, said
vendue will be attended at the dwelling house where said
deceased lived, on the #h day of May next, at one o'clock
in the afternoon.
NATHAN NILES, Erccu+or.
Hebrew, April 29, 17^3.
__CT&^CTc—^—sfoMfo==t±tttofoLQatat—<fo^^
To all persons concerned in Navigation in this or
the neighbouring States.
THE Subscriber bating bad long ' and large experience,
in getting off and faring vtflcls that have been drove
on shore, wrecked and filled with sand, even where the
tide has ebbed and Bowed in there. Bogs leave to inform
ithofe, that by the help of a machine, by means whereof
[and his long experience in them matters, he has fafed ma
-Iny which would have been c^erwife Idft ; stands ready up
on all occasions of the like nature to serve there on like oc
; cafions, by which they may save their property by applying
• td their mbit humble ferva nt,
I JQSLPH I4LUARD.
I KiNiugwarth, April 2,; 178,,
raHi Hon.lourteuf Probate, far the Jffiri&ohtaforJ,
X having al'ldwcd 7 monthsto the creditorsto the estate
of EdwudParringt&n, late of Tolland, deccafed, to bring
in their claims on said estate to the Executors, public notice
is hereby givens thzt eonftant attendance will be given at
rhe dweiling-houfe of Safauel Aherns, in Laid Teiiahd, on
the firft Tuesdays of Jdne, Anguß and November next, from
one o'clock till fix in the afternoon. No accompts will be
accepted unless properly attested. utofe indebted to said
estate ail defined to fettle the fame;
SAMUEL ABERNS, Excutor.
. MART FARRINGTON, Executrix,
Holland, April t^, ±„j.
OpHE creditors to the estate of Jbfeph Church, fan. Ef§;
X late of Hartford, deceased, represented irifolvcnt, are
requeued to bring in their fevcralclaims-dvly authenticated;
to us the Subscribers; at thcbwelling-iaoufe ofJofeph Flagg,
innholder, inHartTord; onthefift and last Mondays of July,
Augtfft and September nckt, between the hours of one and
Seven in the afternoon, when and where we shall attend eh
their examination and adfeftment.
WILLIAM NICHOLE, )Coramiffi
, ...CHAUNCY GOODRICH.) oners.
Hartford, May S, 17831
COST or stolen out of the pocket of the Subscriber, on or
about the 7.3 d of April last, in the town of Hartford, a
black leather PotKEp BOOK, containing three Soldier Not^s
given to the Subferiber for the following fams, two of said
Notes given for eleven pounds fifteen Shillings and one
penny halfpenny, dated Jure ift, 1783, No. *^B7 and 2^,
the other dated June iff, 17%^, No. 5013, for the fimof two
pounds fourteen shilling? and five pence, and one note of
hand payable to the Subscriber for the sum of one pound, and
Some Small pieces of filveo Whoever will deliver said B,ok
with its contents, shall bV geseroufly re warded, by
JAMES SPENCER.
N. B. All colk&ors and others are dented not to take
hid Notes in payment, but ftcure them for their humble
lerv ^t, s.
New-Hartford, May r, 1,83.
STOLEN out of the Subferibers Stable, in Norwich, ^
the night of the 7th of May inftang abay English STAL
LION, about zqhands high, black mane and tail, is long to
his gambrills, a little white in his fortbead, long ears, a
Small bunch on the inside of his antlt on his fore leg, trots
and canters, carries bimfelf wtll. The ftippofcd thief is
one CURTISS, he is of a dark campickion, black eyes, black
hair; about 5 feet , Inches high;has a Small far over his
left eye, audit fear across the back of one of his bands.
"Whoever will take up said chief and hoife and return them
to me or Secure them so that I pan have them; shall have ±2
dollars reward and necessary charges paid, for the Horfc on
ly 6 dollars.
Elijah Willoughby.
Norwich (Cdrint^art) May ~ 1,83.
WE the SubfEribers being appointed &mmiffioners, b,
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the dittri& of j&iL
f&d§ on the estate of Major JOHN f INFLOW, late of Hart
ford, deceased; represented infolvQßti Do hereby notify
those concerned, that we shall attend the business of our apa
nointmertf at the dwelling house of laid deceased, on t^c
Second Mondays,of june, July, Augt& and Sebtemfe pc^
No accounts will allowed unless properly attend.
JOSEPH TALCOTT, )
WILLIAM ADAMS. ) Cora^ifacrfy
4^ WILL Cover tbis
Seafan at thg fttf&e of the Subferibet
in Harwinton, the Young ERl^aM*^
f ] out of the full blooded horse called
.the Bold Britain, and.a half btopilqd
' mare, and is a borfe of strength, Wa
and beauty equal to any.
ABIJAH CAT,y.
Ma, 70, 17$;."'
; i- - - A', • "-■ r.c-..b.c.iixa.^i»,’— ..... w—~ ■..'!..pi
The famous Horse
W 1 L DA 1 R,
WILL coyer &ik this season for Ten Shillings .&
single Icfp,or Three Dollars the feafan, 2t.the.fy
ble cf Josiah Stillman in Sandisfic/d ; he is the fa^e horse
that covered the four last years, as advertised in this pr per ;
he is ri hdrfe of strength and beauty, equal perhaps to arty
in the States.
April,,, T^f. „,,„, „ ~._„.„ _..
K AN G E K,
Will Cover this Seaf@n,af the Stable of the Sgferiber m
Hartford.
t_TE is one of the famous Old Rangers Colts, and allowed
by good judges, to be equalto any H^fe in the st@/
JAMES NJCHOLS.
—^&=Q-=-tot+ ,—1—I toGor
Twenty Dollars Reward !
^ A^T night the Subferibers Shop was broke open, at*
robbed of one Silver Watch, one piece p£ fine ffdhnd,
of 23 yards, and one piece of &rk Calicoe, of about f&
yards. Whoever Will take the thief or thieves, &nt lthe
goods, and : return them to me in Norfolk, shall be incitled
to the above reward' and all charges p^id, qr ten dalles
for the thief or goods.
ELIJAH Whelps.
CASH given for clean cotton and linen R?gs,
coarse or fine, at the Store q£Strongai|s
Graham, in Pittsfield. ,
BLANKS of various, kw^te^ ,Wd„by
Printers hereof#
FOR SALE:
To be Sold, at iWELtC VENDUE; at Danbury; on &
fecund da, of June ne&, all the STOR&§ b§l.oi©Qs
to the Quarter-Master General's Department at that post;
confining of a Variety of Y^luabl^ Articles, apppg fy§
ite-—fundr, complete Setss of Ca jpenters,fointrs, Cappey#
and Smiths Tools---a fritiuber of new Cart and W^gg/an
Wheels, Boxes and Bodies—Horle, Harners and other for
niture-^-alfo, large an 4 finAU Scales ar# q,bjghmi The
most of the articles vei, good in quality, and fc for tug
rent use To be Sold, at the Deputy Quarter%Mif"°
ter s Office, in Hartford, on the lith da, of Jane Wit, «
PUBLIC VBNDUB, all die STORES belonging to the Quar
ter M^frr General's department at this poll, cpr&tiug .if
many articles similar to those at Danbfoy-—Alfo, &g
good fopr-horfe cohered WAggod with Haruefs epntylca6
^•a number Stilts &f Artificers Cloathing, &c.
The Printer atNew-Ha,en is requeued co infer t the #boY,j
Hartford, May if, 2785;
A few casts be A Coniac Brandy
ris high proof ns Weft-India Rum, to be Sold
for Cassi or Grain by WILLIAM C 01t,
if applied forimmediately.
Hartford, May 19, 1783.
/"I N Thtirfdey the ;th day of forte uest, at the hohfe ^
U Mrs. ELIZABETH BIGELOW, :rt Middletown. ^
TWoo'clock,,P. M. Will be Sold at PUBLIC VENDUE to
the higher bidder (holds fold sooner at private litej a
Large DWELLING HAUS'S, with abode Two Acres LAND?
a, old Barn, and a Goad Well, within pistol shot of the
Meeting Haitfc;.-—The purchaser may take a foalier qhan^
tits of L^nd; if it suits.
MATTHEW TALCOTT.
Middletown, May ty 1783.
IN the State of Connecticut all perlons hating Demin*
against the Quarter-Mailer Genera), Upon CQ>Wri&
entered into since December; 1780, are rexjuefted to t^hibit
them immediately for ^quidation and payment, at the
Deputy @artcr-Mafter's omcc, jn Hartford, who rr tilt soon
render in and fettle all his public accounts, after which he
Will not be able to make farther payment. The Cellcdor^
of Financiers Taxes arc requeued co receive the Certificated
for fcttlerhcnt, for the tonveni<,£, of exchanging large
orders, which will answer for their payment at the t/eafur,.
Hartford, Ma, 1, r,Bj.
The printers in this State are requested th insert & übb#4
In their next papers.
STOLEN from the Subferiber, the night after the 13#
inst a dark brown M AR E; 13 years o|d, aboht ^
handsand } inches high, trots and paces; her fifes war#:
With tackling, a final! Rarin her foreheads also, a plain
Leather Saddle and Housing, aht lbridle.---,?ho ever will
take up said Mare, and rfttirn her to the fubferiber, shall
have Five Dollars reward, and for the Mare and Thief Tip
Dollars, by, THOMAS BUSWELfo
Canterbury, May Ij, 1,831