The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-03-20 00:00:00, page 4

STRAYED or STOLEN out of Hartford
Commons, sometime left Autumn, a black Aone
MORSE. 3 years old past, a far In his forehead,
Jong tail, a natural totter. Whoever will return
Aid horse to CALEB CHURCH or JAMES BUT
LER, at Hartford, or fend them word where he is,
foil be handsomely rewarded.
HE Subscriber requests ail pedons who ae
indebted to him, by book, to fettle their
accounts.
ALEXANDER WOLCOTT.
Windsor, Februqryzq, 1781.
SIX POUNDS, State Money, Reward.
STOLEN from the fubferiber in Southington, on
the evening of the 23d inflant, a bay horse,
saddle and bridle; the horse Is about seven years
old, dark mane and tail, generally pace; has one
white foot, hind legs fomewbat crocked, about 14
hands high. Whoever takes up the thief, horse,
saddle and bridle, shall have the above reward, and
for the horse, saddle and bridle only, a reasonable
reward and charger paid, by
NATHANIEL CRITTENTON.
Southington, February >§, 1781.
TO BE SOL D, BY
STEPHEN MEA R S,
At his Store, opposite the North Meeting. House,
(For any CURRENT MONEY)
BLUE and green Broadcloths, Corderoy; Cot
ton Denims, Black Sattin Lifting. Worked
Hose, black and white Gauzes by the piece or finale
yard, black Sattin. black and white Mode, Cam
brick, book Mullin, Scotch Thread by the pound,
Irish and other Linens, Shalloons, Callieses, Indigo
by the calk, Excellent Bohea Tea, by the hundred
or left quantity, Writing Paper, &c.
Hartford. March 6, 1781.
BROKE into the inclofire of the fubferiber,
a brindle cow, about four years old, with a
white face and white back, no artificial mark. The
owner is desired to pay charges and take her
away. THOMAS HAMILTON.
Granville, January I; 1781.
LOST on the zoth ultimo, between Mr. Mar
tin Smith's of New Hartford, arid Capt. Rock
well's of Colebrook, a large Silver WATCH.
Whoever has found said Watch, and will leave it
at the Printing-Office in Hartfotd, or give notice to
the fubferiber, shall have Two Silver Dollars.
THOMAS SMITH.
Chatham, March 2, 1781.
Quid non mortalia pedora cogis
Auri sacra fames ?
Vihcit amor patriot VIRGI L.
THE lady who put out a child to nurse, in the
parish of Scotland, in Simfbary, about the
20th of July lal, will hear something which may
be to her advantage, If ffie will apply to the Printer,
or will fend by force friend in whom ffie can con
fide. She need be under no appsehtnfions of a dis
covery. as the most inviolable secrecy will he kept,
and no improper que4icns afad.
Ha rtford March 2, 1781.
Jufi published, and to be fold by the Printers.
THE FALL of LUCIFER, an Elegiac Poem,
on the infamous Defection cf the late General
ARNOLD.
Just OPENED, and to be SOLD, b,
JOHN MORG A N,
At his Store, a few Rods North of the State House,
an Affortmoat ot DRY GOODS, confining
of the following Article#, viz.
SCARLET, blue and mix'd Broadcloths, blue
and white Shalloons, and Rattenet; red, blue,
yellow & brown Durants & Calliraanooes, grey and
brown Coatings, blue and brown Frizes, brown
and figur'd Velvets, brown Janes, pompadore and
zple. Callicoes and Chintzes, Yard wide Lissi Lin
ens, Black Sattinets, A variety of firip'd and figur'd
black and white Gauzes, Millinets and Catguts.
Lawns and Cambricks, Tamboure and book Muslin,
Black and colour'd Taffatier, Persian, Sattln, Pelong,
Black and white Mede, Nankeens, Gauze Hand
kerchiefs, Romall and Pullicat Do. Lawn Aprons,
Draper, Table Cloths, Knives and Forks, Penkives,
Buttons, Two quart, quart and pint Decanters, Foot
Glasses. A Number cf Phares gilt and framed,
Maps, Chimney Vases. Also, Pepper, Tea, Sugar,
and a variety of other Articles.
Hartford, March 6, 1781.
BEST Weft India rum, New England do, raohf
fes, white and brown sugars, tea, reck fait.
German Steel and cash, given in exchange for wheat,
or wheat fl^r, rye ditto, corn, oats, peas or beans,
by JOHN CALDWELL, a few rods south of the
Court house, Hartford.
By JUSTUS BELLAMY, of Great Barrington,
For hard or continental money, new or old,
A Convenient jwo-flory dwelling house, with
four fire places on the lower floor, together
with a barn, flore and shed ; with about twenty five
acres ts land, about ten under improvement, with a
small orchard, the rest timber land lying half a mile
north of the great bridge, on the great road, mol
convenient for a tavern or trader. Any person in
clinin; to purchase may take peffeffion immediately.'
L'ktwife to be fcld at the above mentioned place,
Wd India rum, sugar, melaffcr, bohea tea, choco
late, coffee, pepper, chalk, ginger, alfpice, cotton
wool, salt by the hothead or single bushel, fuperfine
and middling broad cloth; callimancoes, hairbine,
twill, sewing silk, silk fingered gloves and mitts. &c.
N. B. Good oxen or cows will be taken for any
of the above articles.
THE fine new conaruaed privateer brigantine
DEANE, mounting eighteen fix pound can
non, with swivels and small arms compleat, DAN
SCOVEL Commander, will fail on a cruize against
the enemies of these United Stales in three weeks
from the date hereof.
All Gentlemen Seamen, and ^c bodied Lands
men, who are desirous cf makinfihelr fortunes, have
now an opportunity, by applying on board said
brig, at Roeky-hill landing, where they will meet
with gocd encouragement. Said brigantine will
be a few days in New London and Stonington
harbours, before she fails on her cruize.
Wethersfield, March 1, 1 781.
WE the fubferihm appointed Ccmnrfficaere on
the efiate of JOSIAH MOODY, late of
Ludlow, detfafed, by the honourable the Judge of
Probate for the county cf Hampshire, hereby give
notice (hat we fell attend the bufiaefs zffigned us
on the firft Tucfc'rys of February and the four fol
lowing months, at the house of SETH WALES,
Innholder in Amberfl, from one to fix o'clock. In
the afternoon of each day. No accounts will be
allowed, enkfs properly atteried.
OUT PARKED,I
EBEN. BOTTWOOD, ]C^mif/rt
ALLEX'r. SMITH, )
February 28, 1781.
ALL p^rfons having any demands againi me as
Deputy Quaner-Mafter General, are hereby
requeued to bring in their claims that they may be
adjured, and the depreciation afeertained, for the
amount of which certificates will be given. Those
that have claims in the county of Berkshire, will
p'eafc to bring them in to Captain Walter Pyncheon,
atGroat Barrington,
W. SMIT H.
Springfield, Feb. 24, 1,81.
QTRAYED from Mr. SAMUEL KNAPP, in
O Norfolk, in September last, a likely Ralf-blooded
black MARE COLT, three years old this spring, a
white strip in the face, the mane braided, white hind
feet and legs, ^cts, docked, no brand, grey tail.
Whoever shall take up said colt, and give informa
tion to me, the fubferiber, in Canaan, or said
KNAPP, in Norfolk, where said colt may be had,
shall have ten hard dollars reward and charges paid
by me
NATHAN LEWIS.
CinaanMarch 1 1781.
WE tre lubfcribeis being appointed comm ffio
nsrs by the co^rt of probate for the dißria
of Farmington, to receive and examine the claims of
the creditors to the tßate of REUBEN MUNSON,
late of Southington, deceased, represented insolvent;
de hereby givenotice, that we shall attend said bu
fiaefs, at the dwelling house of Capt. Daniel Link
ton, in Southington, the last Monday in March, and
the fieri in April next, from two o'clock afternoon,
until seven in the evening. No demands will be
allowed, unless exhibitted within said term and
those legally attefled.
HEZEKIAH ROOT, & ,
JOSIAH GILLET. f Commers.
February 19, 1781.
(For Specie, Continental, or State's Currency )
BOHEA TEA, German Steel,
Pepper, Window Glass 6 by 8
Raven's Duck, and 7 by 9,
Ticklenburgs, Card Wire.
And a small Affortmeat of LINENS and
WOOLLENS (Imported in the ia& Vtdek
from Amfierdam) Also, Excellent FRENCH
I ^ DIG O, by the Ct. or Engle Pound,
M*reh ;, 1761.
TO BE SOLD, BY
tHOMAS HOPKINS, & Co.
At their Store, in Hartford,
To be SOLD,
Just OPENED, and to be S OLD.
By GEORGE MERRIL L,
At his Store a few Rods South of the Court-House
in Hartford,
An elegant Assortment of GOO DS,
Suitable for the Seafan, confining of a great variety of
CHINTZES, Callieoes, Irish Linthe 4 Carebricks,
Lawns, Broad Cloths, beß Hair Plulhes, Vel
vets, Velverets, Corduroy, best Dutch Quills, Ink
Powder, Sealing Wax, Wafers, a quantity cf best
German Dowlaft, proper for Solder's Cioathlug,
&c. &c. &C. Bat being unwilling to take up too
much room in a hew (paper (which may be filled with
more ufeful intelligence) to enumerate the articles;
begs the fivoar of all Ladies and Gentlemen who
want to purchase, to call at his Store, where they
may be {applied on the moa reasonable term; for
Connect cut State Money.
Also, Well India and New-England Rum by the
hogshead or barrel. French Brandy by the Tierce, <
Brown Sugar by the barrel or single pound, Bohea
and Green Tea, by the hundred or finale pound,
Cotton Wool by the bag. Rock Salt, for Cash or
Flour.
P A P ER M A KERS.
YT7ANTED to hire two or three good, sober
W Journeymen Paper Makers, Who may have
confiant Employ and GOOD WAGES, at the Pa
per Mill in Hertford.
Hartford County, February 27, 1781.
PUBLIC NOTICE it hereby given, That
a Libel is filed before the Hon. JABEZ
HAMLIN, lisQ_ Judge of the Maritime Court;
for the County of Hartford, by Solomon Deifey
and Thomas Loomis, against a Quantity of E U
ROPEAN GOODS, amounting to Ninety;
five Pounds Three Shillings and Eleven Pence;
Lawful Money ; found; Seized, and inventoried at
Bolton, in said county ; and said to have been Im
ported into this State from Long Island, or fora
other island or place in the power and possession of
the enemy's of these United States, againß a law of
this State made to prevent illicit trade. And
also, a Libel is filed before said Judge, by Ackley
Riley, commander of an armed boat, against a cer
tain Negro Boy, named JACK; taken on board a
sloop, name unknown, belonging to the enemy's of
tliefe United States, about the io:h of December
last. And for the trial of the justice of the said
felzate, and capture, a court will be holden at the
court houfe,in said Hartford, on the firti Wednesday
of April next. All perfoni concerned are to take
notice. By order of the Judge,
GEORGE WYLLYS. Roller.
STATE of CONWECTICTV
Hartford County, March 8, 1781.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, That
a Libel is filed before the Hou. JaEez Hamlin,
Esq. Judge of the Maritime Court, for the County
of Harford, by Edward Johnson and others, xfalr.fi
a Quantity of BRITISH GOODS, corfifling
of cloths, linens, gauzes, and other articles; field
to have been captured or felzed within the enemy's
lines, and from said enemy's on Long Island, on or
about theist day of March infant. And that a
court, will be holden at the court house in Hartford,
in the county aforefaid, on theist Wednesday of
April next, tor the trial of the failure or capture.
All persons claiming property in said goods may
appear and shew cause if any they have, why the
said goods fhgnld not be condemned, according to the
prayer of the libellants. By erder of the Judge,
GEORGE WYLLYS, R^ifUr.
a LL periods who have any Irnands on the ~eT
tate of ASAPH WHITTLESY, Esq; of
Weftmoreland, deceased, iafolvcnt, are requested to
bring in their accounts, fm^ediatery, for a settle
ment, to the fubferiber at WeflmorelShd, or to Mr.
Hliphalet Richards, at Simfbury, who are aufheriz
cd to receive the fame for a fattiements all those who
are indebted to the eßate are called upon to make im
mediate payment. JOHN FRANKLIM ^
Wefimoreiand. Feb. 20, 1781.
To be Sold by ffie Subfetiotr, a few Rods Soatk
Weft of the State House. far State Money, the
following articles, viz.
MADEIRA Wide by the Quarter Calk or Gal
lon, Couiac Brandy, of the good old qualfo
ty, per barrel or gallon, Weft India Rum of Do. per
Do. best While Sugar per hundred or pound, brown
do. per do. New England Ram, Molaffcs, best Hy
fon and Bohea Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper, Ha
milton and Leipu's Philadelphia made bottle Snuff.
&c. &c. Tavern Keepers who purchase per t'e
tail, and private families may depend upon genu
ine Liquor; by their humble fervent.
Hartford Match 13. THOT. HILLDRUK
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