The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-10-15 00:00:00, page 4

Just Publfab and now Selling by fa Printers
hereof,
M'FINGAL,
AModern Epic POE M,
INFOUR CANTOS.
St/fribert are desired to fend for their Books.
Fo 8 E S O-
Fy fofeph Hart and Co.
W7E3T India Ruin, per Hogshead,
Be ft white and brown Havanna Sugar,)per Box,Hhd.
Do. Poto Prince, Do. ) or Barrel.
White Lead, per Cask or smaller quantity.
Knives and Forks, per Gross or Dox.
Penknives, per Dozen.
An Assortment of imported Writing Paper, per Ream.
White Itriped and spotted (prize) Silk Gauze, per piece.
A few pieces good white Linen.
With many other articles durable for the season, on the
molt reasonable terms for Cash, Bills of Exchange ? ? France
or good Flotrr. Enquire at Capt. Wm. Bull's, Hartford.
W A N T E
By YOUNGLOVE CUTLER,
State Money, Wheat and Hard Cafo,
For which he will exchange,
NEW-England Salt, by the load or single bushel. Also,
Rum, Molasses, Sugar, Tea, Wine, Powder, Lead,
Gayhead, Tobacco, Pipes, Dry Goods, and some Earthen
Ware, such as Tea Pots, Cups and Saucers, &c.
Watertown, September 23, 1782.
To be Sold, on the New-Hambfoire Grants,
By ISRAEL MOREY,
Of Orford, on Connecticut River,
TWO Thousand Acres of LAN D, in the township of
Fairlee, about 15 miles above Dartmouth College,
lying about 3 miles on Connecticut river, and on the great
river road, about ryoacres of which aie under improve,
ment, having on them four small houses and four barns,
and including a considerable trad of intervale, and afford
ing abort 60 tons of hay per year. The remainder is chief
ly covered with white, Norway, and yellow pine timber fit
for Malts, Spars, Boards, &c. This t r afe of Land is acco
modated with a mill privilege, half a mile from the river on
a good stream, the outlet of a beautiful fish pond of two
miles in.length. The whole will be fold together or in
such parts as shall best suit the purchasers, and is capable of
making a number of fine farms. Good and valid deeds
will be given—duties of fcttlement done according to
charter. Also,
Three Thousand acres of back Land in Fairlee, laid out
in Lots of roo acres each. Also, two thousand acres of back
Land in Orford, on the east fide of Connecticut river, oppo
site to Fairlee, laid out chiefly in lots of too jcres each. ---
Also, eight thousand acres of Land in New-Town. east of
Connecticut river, in the neighbourhood of rhe upper and
lower Cohos. For further particulars enquire of said Morey
or Mr. Nathaniel Niles, of Norwich, Connecticut.
N. B. English and Welt-India Goods will be taken in
payment. Also, Lands in Connecticut.
'77—7—7 77 — -
FOR SA L E,
Bv NEHEMIAH STRE E T, of Farmington.
'~|'AKEN np by the fubferiber of Sufficed, a fmaIIMARE,
X 0i the iith of June last, in distress, funpofed to be
about four years old, bright sorrel colour,' white face,
crooked hind legs white up to the footlccks, long rail.
The owner is derived to pay charges and take her aw 7.
DANIEL AUSTIN.
September 18, 1782.
WH EREASHANN?H my wife hath fc^fc^fi
me contrary to my will, and hath been received back
again, and now she hath by the affiance of her father
Kowel, and other relations, taken a fat Cow out ofmy care
and hath killed and disposed of her without my knowledge.
This is therefore to warn all persons not to rrnft her on my
account, as I will not pay any debt contracted bv her after
this due., NOADIAH BURR, jun.
Farmington, September 21, 1782.
If any person wants a Butcher on any such occasion, ap
plv to Thomas Sheppard.
WE the lubfetibers being appointed Commiffianers by
the Hon, Court of Probate for the diftrid of Hart
ford, to receive and examine the claims ofthe federal cre
ditors to the estate of Dr. James Bigelow, late of Hartford,
deceased, represented insolvent; do hereby give noticethat
we shall attend said business at the boufe ot James Caldwell
Administrator to said estate, on the last mondays of Sep:
ten ber, October and November next, at one o'clock after
noon on each of said days. No accounts will be allowed
uniefs properly attested.
JOHN SKINNER,
„ , JAMESCHURCH.
Hartford, September T 6, 1782.
ALL perlons having any demands against the estate of
Mrs. Sarah Layfon, late of Middletown, deceased are
hereby desired to bring in their accounts for fettlem'ent•
and all those who are indebted to said estate are hereby de
sired, without further notice, to make immediate payment.
VILLIAM JOYCE, Administrator.
Middletown, September 18, 1782.
STRAYED from the inbferiber, some time ago, a Black
Mare Colt, 2 years old, natural trotter, no brand a
iplit in one of her fore hoofs. Also, a Bay Mare, 2 years
old, natural trotter. Whoever will rake up said Strays and
give me notice, shill have a generous reward and charges
paid, by SAMUEL SHEPARD.
Mi<ldlerown, Sept. 26, 7782.
Law's Collection ot Music,
To be Sold at the Printing-Office.
ALL persons that have fy demands agairft the estate
of Gershom Wheeler, late of GlaHenbury, deceased,
are desired to bring in their accounts to me the fubferiber,
at the boufe of the deceased, who will attend on said busi
ness every Wednesday afternoon, from two to nineo'clock,
to the firft Wednesday in November next : And all those in
debted to said estate are desired to make immediate pay
ment, that he may fettle with the creditors. No accounts
will be allowed after the said Wednesday.
LAZARUS WHEELER, Executor.
GHftenbiirv, Odober r. 1782.
SIRoYeD or stolen from cue lumctioer on the 12th of
September, a Black Mare, witha mixture of grey hairs,
about seven or eight years old, 13 hands and half high,
natural co trot and canter, can pace some, marked with
both bind feet white as high as her foot locks, a Ear in her
forehead, a Itrip on her nose, a long tail. Whoever will
secure the thief, or mare only, so that the owner may have
her, shall have a handipme reward and charges paid, bv
JOSIAH ATKINS.
^Southington, Serremher 73, 1782.
'Collectors of Scare, Town and Society luxes, tor
A the town of Hartland, hereby warn the inhabitants of
said town immediately to pay their refpedive Hates, or ex
ped colt to pay ; and those perlons who have land in said
town liable to be fold for rates, to have their land fold at
the Sign Post in said town of Hartland, on the firft monday
ofDecember next, it they neglt&to fettle bv that time and
pay off their rates, viz. John Walker 2d. Roderic Morison,
Ebenezer White, Toomas Williams, Samuel Goodwin's
heirs, Jonathan Lorin, Caleb Grifw^d's heirs.
ISRAEL WILLIAMS,
PHINEHAS BATES,
A BIATHER NEWTON,
CHILDES TAYLOR,
EPHRAIM WILDER.
Hartland, September 24, 1782.
'THE fubferiber wants to hire Two Journeymen, matters
of the fanner's Bufiuefs, who will have good encou
ngement by calling on me at my works in Wethersfield.
None but workmen need apply.
THOMAS DENNY.
September 23, 1782.
For Sale, Cheap for Ca/b,
By WILLIAM Co IT,
Oppofire the Court House, Hartford,
CY OOD Writ India and New-England Rum, per Hhd.
I Molasses, per Hhd.
Brown Sugar, per Barrel.
Rock Salt, per Barrel or smaller quantity.
I Madeira Vine, per Pipe-
Loaf Sugar.
6 by 8, 7 by p and 8 by to Window Glass.
German Steel, &c.&c.
This Day I'ublijbed, and new Selling"""
By NAfHINIEL PATTEN,
Book-Binder, at his Book Store a little North ofthe Court
House, Hartford, and at Bavil Webfler's Printing-Office
a few rods South Ealt of the Court House,
The United States Almanack,
For the Year of our Lord Christ, 1783, being the 3 after
Biffextilc or Leap Year, calculated for the Merididan of
Hartford, and will serve for any of the adjacent Stares,
without any essential difference.
Containing, befidcs what is necessary far such a Calculation,
R Plan of the Inve/lment of rock-Town and Glou
cester by the American and allied Armies,
With an explanation of fijd Plate; a Table of Inrereft at
6 per cent; a Table of t^e weight and value of Coins, as
they now pals in New-England, New-York and Philadel
phia ; a number of cn&tailing pieces ; a Thought on
Astronomy, &c.
Also, is ready for sale, at the fame places,
Bickerftaft's Almanack,
For the Year 1783, containing, betides every thing neces
sary for an Almanack, the Atticirs of Confederation and
perpetual Union, between the Thirteen United States of
North-America;
*, Will be ready for sale in a few weeks, at the above
mentioned places, a number of other different Almanacks
for the year 1783.
Those who buy to fell again shall be fu,plied on as rea
sonable tei ms as at any place in America.
A Farm to he Sold in the tram
l of Marlborough, Stare of Vermont, containing ~, acres of ex
cellent land for plowing, mowing and pafrure, exceeding well
watered, 100 acres under improvement, on which was raised the
last season several hundred bushels of Grain, and about so tons of
excellent good Hay, and a ranch larger quanta, might be mowed
toe next year with a small matter of labour, an Orchard of more
nan one hundred apple trees, nofly begin to bear, and a fine
grove of sugar trees, a large new House partly finished, a 'new
large Ram well finished, with many curious conveniencies
Marlborough lies about 6 miles fr^m Connecticut river It is a
county town, will soon be a great place of Cupnefs ; they have a
meeting house built and a minister fettled. Said Farm is situat
ed near the centre of the town, on a great read, and well acco
modated for a Tavern or any public bupnefs. Goods of an, kind
will be accepted fir payment, or some part in Land if in the State
of Connecticut, or a time of payment given with femrity. The
place may be entered upon tr oth of February next, also a quan
tity of ha, in the said Barn will be Cold with the Farm to acco
modate an, purchaser, and a good title given, by
JOSEPH PEMSE.
Suffield. October 1, 10^2.
BQ^RL into cov lutwiu.. lubicnoe; about the firft
of September, a Bay MARE, about 6 years old, about
13 hands high, shod before, trots all, hind feet white, a
white spot in her forehead, a fear on her left thigh. The
owner is defiredto pay charges and take her away.
BENJAMIN STONE,jun.
New-Milford, Sept. 19, 1782.
WANTED,
Forty FboufamlShingles)(by tale)
Six Hundred Bufeels of Oats,
Apply to JEREMIAH & EBEN. PLATT.
Hartford, September 28, 1782.
Doiv in tie Press, ana iGPfoeediU le pnblifoed,
REGULATIONS,
FOR THE
Order and Discipline
OF THE
Proofs of the United States.
e " ^tb eight e'egant Copper Pla+e^.l
W A NTR D, (in two Weeks feum cue Date)
ONE or Two Hundred Barrels of good CYD E R, for
which will be given in pay any kind of Gold Smith's
or Jeweller's Ware, some Well India Rum, Salt, Sugar,
&e. &c.bv JAMES TILEY.
Hartford, Sept. 30, 1782.
ALL persons having demands on TTeftaTof JohTper
kins, late of Weftmoreland, deceased, are requested
forthwith to exhibit their accounts ; and those indebted tea
said estate are defiredto make immediate payment, to
SAMUEL COMMIN S, Administrator.
Wcftmoreland, Sept. 20, 1782.
In pursuance of several Resolves of bis Excellency the Go
vernor and Council of Safety for the State ofConnedicut,
NOT ICE is hereby given to the Seleamen and Receivers
of Provisions for 2s. 6d. Tax, 6.1. and id. half-penny
taxes, in the several towns on the Weft fide of Connecticut
River, in said Stare, and on rhe E/ft file in the county of
Hartford, and the town of Coventry : Also. to the Holders
of public provisions by purchase or otherwise, to deliver the
fame that is merchantable, as soon as may be, to the seve
ral persons and places hereafter mentioned, viz. To the
fubferiber in Hartford,Elijah Hubbard, Esq. in Middletown,
Capt. Silvanus Tinker, Eaft-Haddam, Henry Dagget, Esq.
New-Haven, Mr. Hooker Battler, Guilford, Capt. John
Benjamin, Stratford, Capt. James Clark, Danbury, Mr.
Phineas Lewis, Bull's Iron Wmke, or Col. Ebenezer Gar,
Sharon, the Flour in Litchfield county excepted, which ir is
hereby requested may be delivered "at Hartford —And G
compliance of the above directions, the Governor and
Council of Safety, by a Resolve of the 13th instant, have
promised a just reward for let vice and exp^nces.
FBEN. BARNARD, jun. State Receiver.
Karrford, Sept. 20, 1782.
Si kAI Ei) 01 Stolen, cue of the paft^re belonging to Mr^
Nathan H. Whiting, at WcE-Hartford. about c he 20th
instant, an iron grey HORSE, about 14 hands high, about o
years old, paces and trots, andhas a longish tail. Whoever
takes up the above Horse and brings him to Col. Wadfworth'a
Office at Hartford, shall be handsomely rewarded.
Hartford, September 28, 1782.
r 0 To L d, " "
At PUBLIC UENDUE,
/) N Tuesday the 1 sth Da, of October infant, atthe Dwelling-
House ofStephen Mufcin,in Hartford all his Houshold F^r
tiiture, together with sundry Articles of Dr, Goods, the Sale to
be continued until the Day following if necessary.
N. R. SaidMufin has an excellent good Milch Cow that
will Calve in about 4 Weeks 10 dispose of.
"SUS^UEHTNNAH,
T—A"'""' " e Trial of the Cause between the State of
Connecticut and the State of Pennsylvania, with refpe& to
the Lands bn Sufquchamiab River, and the western Extension of
the State of Connecticut, is to be heard and tried at Trenton in the
Jerseys, on the rath Day of November next : hd whereas ar a
Meeting of the Sufquehannah company held at Windham the 9th
Day of March, 1774, said Company votedto pa, a Tax of Four
Dollars on each whole Right, and Two Dallars in each half Right
in said Purchase to assist in defraying the Expences of the Trial of
said Cause. and mating the neceffar, Preparations therefor, on the
said Sufquehannah Company, and the Committees of said Compa
ny, who are mating Preparations therefor, are of Opinion that one
half said Tax mill be Efficient for the expelled Trial.
These are therefore to def re the Proprietors ofthe said Sufcue
hannah Parchafe, without delay, to pay in to Samuel Gray of
Windham, Treasurer of said Company, Two Dollars on ea<h
Whole Right, and One Dollar on each half Right, or to Colonel
Either Talcott of Glaflcnbury, b, him to be delivered to said Trea
surer, in Part of said Tax, to be improved b, the Committee o' said.
Company for the Pur,of mentioned in said Vote.
NMTH'I Pf^MLES, jun.)
EBEN'r BMLD PPIN, )
JEDI. ELDERON, ) Committee.
SMM'I GRMT.)
Windham, September 30, 1782.
g^TRMYED or Stolen from the fubbribers pasture, on or about
J the firft infant, a Bay MMRE, near t 4 hands high, black,
mane and tail,well set, four years old, very handsome and spright
ly, has a flow pace, trots and canters well, no shoes on wl'en went
away, is one of the Wildcat's Colts, was bred and lately came
from Sandisfeld, and is likely t 0 fear that way. Whoever will
secure the Mare and return her, or notify the fubferiber, shall
have a generous reward and all necessary charges.
JUSTUS RILET.
Wethersfield, .September 30, 17^2.
One Thousand Bufoels of Peas,
for which Cafo will be give??, if delivered within
three Weeksfrom the date, by
GEORGE MERRIL,
Hartford, "OHober 3, 1782.