The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-09-10 00:00:00, page 4

WE the Subscribers being appointed Commifiioners,
by the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftri& of
Farmington, to receive and examine the claim, of the Se
veral creditors to the estate of CORNELIUS DUNHAM,
late of said Farmington, deceased, represented insolvent,
and fix months being allowed laid creditors to bring in their
claims; do hereby give notice, that we shall attend said
business at the dwelling-house of Mr. Elijah Porter, admi
nistrator to said estate, on the ad Mondays of September,
Odobcr and November next, at one o'clock afternoon on
each of said days —No accounts will be allowed unless pro*
perly attested.
THOMAS COWLES,
ISAAC BIDWELL.
Farmjngton, August 21, 1782.
Wmiil for Holton 111 a few days,
The Schooner K A. T E Y,
JOHN H A L L, Master,
FOR Freight or P.iffige apply on board, or at Col. Wadf
'worth's Office .in Hartford, or to Thomas Hall, of
Middletown.
N. B. A few Bushels of Indian Corn is wanted, for which
Cash will be given.
NOTICE is hereby given, agreeable to a Rcfo.lve of hi s
Excellency the Governor and Council of Safety for
the State of Conne&icuc, dated 6th March, 1782, to the Se
lea-Men and Receivers of Pcovifions in the several towns
in the cou tty of Hartford, and the towns of Cheshire, Dur
ham, Wallingford, Berkhemfted, Colebrook, Winchester,
Hartland, Torrington, New-Hartford and Harwinton, that
have yet remaining in their refpe&ive towns, any Beef,
Pork or Flour, received for taxes, or put up by purchase, to
forward the fame, with all convenient speed, to the fubferi
ber in Hartford, or Elijah Hubbard, E'q. Middletown, or
Caps. Silvanus Tinker, Balt-Haddam. Also, agreeable to a
relolve of said Board, dated 14th June, 1782, the Sel<& Men
and Receivers in the corns of Litchfield, Cornwall, Kent,
Sharon, Goshen, Sdisbu y, Canaan and Norfolk, are defir
edto forward the Flour received for Taxes in their respec
tive towns co the fubferiber in Hartford, without loss of
time. EBENBARNARD, jun. State Receiver.
¥ , # The fcveral Pinters in this State ate desired to infest
the above.
Hartford, August 31, 1782.
TOBES O L D,
By MOSES MORSE,
North of the Court House. Hartford, and entered on imme
diately,
A Large and elegant DWELLING HOUSE, with feverrl
Stores in it, convenient for wet and dry Goods, with a
good Wellof Water and Garden. Also, to be Sold a Frame
40 by 17 feet, two story high, with a Garden. Likewise
two and half acres of fine mowing band, fronting ten rods
on the back street, and joining the above. The whole to
be fold together or separate, for Cash, or short credit with
good fecuricy. Also co be fold cheap, a quantity of good
Snuff, Plug and Pigtail Tobacco, Looking-Glasses, Paper,
Chapel and other Needles, Hair Pins, Broaches, Stock Buc
kles, Stone Knee Buckles, Sowing Silk, Thread, black and
white Gauze, Cambric, &c. Some Saddle Ware and Flints.
Also, wanted about Thirty Pounds in Connedicut State Mo
ney. Anguft „. 1782.
STRAYED or Stolen out of the pakure of Timothy Root
of Somers, on the night after the 28th instant, a black
MARE, with a Rar in her forehead, branded with the letter
I on the left shoulder, has a built on the near file, 14 years
old, about 14 hands high, trots and paces. Whoever will
return fuid Mare to the fubferiber, living in Windsor, or to
Charles Kibbe, living in Somers, or give notice so that she
may be recovered, shall have a generous reward and char
ges pail. EDWARD MOORE.
Windsor, Anguft 29. 1782.
LOST, between Worthington and HartfordT on the 26th
of Augu.lt, a Red Morocco Pocket Book, containing
two Certificates for money loaned, to the value of Two
Pounds fourteen Shillings, one small Pay-Table order, and
some other papers of value to the owner only. Whoever
will return the fame to the fubferiber, shall receive Two
Dollars Reward, and necessary charges.
EBEN. DENNISS.
Hartford. Sepr. , 1782.
E S () L 1),
And tiie amplest Title given,
A Lot of LAND situate in Hartford, confiding of eight
acres, with a convenienc House and Barh Handing there
on, with a good Well, and an Orchard that affords the pre
sent year twenty barrels of cyder, lying within one mile of
of the court-hottie in faid:Hartford, the improvment of one
half ofthe premiffes fubjed to the incumbrances of the wi
dow's lifc---the conditions of sale may be known By apply
ing, to JAMES BUTLER.
Hartford, August „, 1782.
BROKE into the pafturd and now in the custody ofthe
fubfcribfi, a large S >rrel MARE, white mane and tail,
shod all round, paces and trots. The owner is defined to
pay charges and take her away.
NORMAND SEYMOUR.
Hartford, Aueuft 31, 1782.
BROKE out ofthe fubferibers pasture on or about the 6th
instant, a brown HORSE, 6 years old, 14 hands high,
lofty carriage, white hind feet, a seam in his right hind
1 hoof. Also, a Bay MARE, 3 years old, 13 hands high, small
star in her foreheads a little white inside her left hind foot,
not dockt, bpth natural trotters. Whoever shall takeup said
Horses and give me notice thereof, shall be well rewarded
and all neceffai y charges paid, by
PETER GILCHRIST.
Woodbury, August 28, 1782.
Cash given fog 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.
^ ARTIFICERS,
FO R whom the Snbfcriber was appointed Agent on the
sixth instant, are hereby informed, that the business for
which he was appointed to cranfad, delays.only for the
want of Money to defray the necessary expence---Therefore,
he desires all inclined to forward the business, to fend him
whatever fumsthey mean to advance without loss of time.
WILLIAM SIZER, Agent.
Middletown, August 22, 1782.
T"6 B ESOLD,
AN upright two Story HOUSEFRAME, with a back Kitch
en, partly finished, a good Cellar under the whole,
in the town plot, with about two acres and a half of good
Land lying round the House, and is about one hundred rods
welt of the Town-House. For further particulars enquire of
Edward Rockwell, Jun. living in rhe town plot.
Middletown, August 28, 1782.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of JABEZ SWIFT,
mercsant, late of Salisbury, deceased, that the Subscri
bers commiflipners on said estate, will attend co receive the
remaining debts, againlt the estate, on the 9th day of Sep
tember next, at the House of Stephen Tuttle, innholder in
said Salisbury, no accounts will be received but such as are
properly attested,
HEZEKIAH FITCH, ,
SIMEON SMITH, % CommiffionerS.
JACOB BOGARDUS.'
Salisbury, August 26, 1782.
s PATE of CONNECTICUT, if °
Litchfield County, August 22, 1782.
PUBLIC Notice 'is hereby given to all concerned, That a
Libel is filed before the Hon. Oliver Wolcott, Esq.
Judge of the Maritime Court for Litchfield county, by Joseph
Thomas of Litchfield, in said county, againlt a quantity of
Tea, and other goods and merchandize, found and seized
in said Litchfield the 19th of instant August, and appealed
at more than Thirty Pounds Lawful Money, said to be ille
gally imported from New-Yoik, or some other place under
the coutroul of the enemy, which the libellant fays are for
feited by the laws of this State. For the trial ofthe justice
ofiaid seizure, a Maritime Court will be held at the Court
House in Litchfield, on the fourth Friday of September next,
when and where all peifons concerned may appear, and
shew reason, why said Goods should not be condemned.
By order ofthe Judge,
IS.A AC BALDWIN, Reg'r.
%ts Publifoed, and nozu Veiling,
Sy N A 1 HANIEL PaTTEN,
A little North of the State House, Hartford,
Some DuGuftiohs from the Syliem pro
mulgatcd in the Page of
Livine Revelation,
Ranged in the Order and Form of a Catechism,
Intended as an Assistant to the Christian Parent or Teacher*
But now the Righteousness of God without the Law is ma"
nifeft, being witnessed by the Law and the Prophets.
Even the RightCTmf efs of God which is by Faith of Jesus
Chaft unto all, and upon all them that believe : to there is
no difference. Rom. iii. 21, 22.
N. B. Cash given for Calves Pates and Cotton and Line n
Rags at said Shop, and at the Paper Mill in Springfield.
J 7) H N WATs 0 N,'
At bis Store in Eafl-Windfor, has for Sale,
BEST black Sattin and Priong ; black, white and crim
son Mode ; orange and olive coloured Luceftring, black
and white Gauzes; Gauze Handkerchiefs, Milliner; Cal
licoes and Chintzes ; Britannia and Irish Linens ; Ruflia
Sheeting; Cambricks; India, Bandano, Purlic.it, Romal
and Barcelona Handkerchiefs; Linen Do. Black lilk Lace
and Edging ; black Snail Luce ; black Feathers ; blue, crim
son, chocolate coloured, green and light blue Broad and
Forest Cloths, Ratteen; Velvet; Corduroys; Buckram;
red and white and blue and white yard wide Poplin ; black
Callimanco ; black Sattiutt; black Drawboy ; Camblct ;
Tammy ; Shalloon and Durants; Men's Worded Hole ;
Women's btft Callimanco Shoes; Ribbons; Fans, Tapes,
Capwire, lUt , Gartering, Quality auk Shoe Binding, Silk
and Hair Twill, Sewing Silk, Holland and Cambric Thread,
Silver and firver plated Shoe Buckles, Block Tin, Copper
and Brass Do. Placed Knee Buckles, silver Stock Buckles,
Sieve Buttons, Spangle, Gilc and Metal Buttons, Crocked
Combs, common horn and ivory Do. Pins, Ihimblcs, Snuff,
Sugar Bowls, Sieves, Watch Crystals', Writing Paper, Wa
fers, Wool Cards, Gun Powder, curious and entertaining
Books, Primers and Spelling Books, Knives and Forks,
Cu.to and Penknives.. Pewter quart and pint Potts, Dishes
and Places, Pint and Quart Bafons and Pint Porringers, Cho
colate, Tea, Raisins, Loaf and Brown Sugars, excellent Port
and Madeira Wines, by the Pipe, Quarter Cask or Gallon,
old Jamaica and common Weft Indra Rum, New-England
Do. Rock Salt by the hogshead or single Bushel, one Sett
of Smolkrts Hhtoiy of England with the continuation, 12
Vol. A good Hadley's Quadrant, and sundry other articles.
N. B. The price will be calculated to please the purchaser.
WE the lublcrmcrs being appointed Commilhouers by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftria of Sharon,
to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to the
estate of David Goodrich, jun. late of said Sharon, deceas'd
ceprefented insolvent; do hereby give notice that we shall
attend said business at the house of Dr. Ashur Shepard, inn
holderin said Sharon, on the firft, second, third and fourth
Wedftfdays of O&ober next, from one to fix o'clock P. M.
No accounts will be allowed unless properly attested.
DANIEL GRISWOLD,
PAUL SMITH,
Sharon, August 14, 1782.
Cash given for clean Cotton and
Linen Rags of any kind, by Wensley Hobby,
in Middletown.
STEPHEN AUSTIN,
REQUESTS those who have any demands on him, to call
and receive payment ; also, defines all persons indebt
ed to him, or to S. Austin, and Co. to make immediate
payment, as he wishes noted be under the disagreeable ne
cessity of leaving their accounts in the hands of an Attorney
to fettle ; but those that remain .unsettled at the expiration
of four weeks from this date, may expedco be called on id
that way. L
A likely Negro Boy about 14 years old is wanted, so
which Cash will be given. Enquire of
S. AUSTIN.
W H.O HAS FOR SALE,
All his Houfhold Furniture,
Among which are.
Tables, Chairs, Delk, Chests with Draws,
Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
T~ O E S'O L D™,
By Joseph Hart, and Co'y.
WEST-India Rum, per Hogshead,
Best white & brown Havannah Sugar) per Box cwt,
Do. Porto Prince, Do. ) ox Barrel.
Country Salt, per Cask.
White Lead, ) per Cask or
Black Pepper, ) smaller quantity.-
Nutmegs, per Ib.
Knives and Forks, per Gross or Dez.
Penknives and Cuttoes, per Doz.
An Assortment ofimported Writing Paper, p^Ream.
Black and white striped and fyoctea (prize) 3% Gauze, per
piece.
A few pieces good white Linen.
With many other articles fairs ble for the season, on the
most i<afonablc terms for Cash, Bills offrxchange onFranc^
or good Fiour. Enquire at Cape. William Bull's.
Hartford, August 24, 1782.
Choice Irelh Tamarinds and
Raisins, by the hundred or tingle pound,
10 be so L b,
By SOLOMON SMI T 11,
HARTFOR D.
WE the fubferibers being appointed Commiff onc#s by
the Hon. Conit of Probate for the dilbid of Hart
ford to receive and examine the claims ofthe creditors 'tq
the e'ftate of S inutl Coy, late of Windsor, deceased repre
fenced insolvent. And likewise to receive and examine the
claims ofthe cre iitois to the effete of Sarah Coy, late of
Windsor, deceas'd, reptefented infoLvent ; hereby give no
tice that we shall attend an the business of cur appointment
at the dwelling house of Samuel W. Allyn, innholder in
Windsor, on the latt Monday of September, and the firft
Monday of October next, from one o'clock till seven on each
offaiddays. EBENEZER F. BISSEL,
JOSIAH BISSELL.
Windsor, August 23, 1782.
THE Collectors of the State Tax of Two Pence on the
pound, granted in May last, on the Lift 1781, and pay
able the firit of S( peen" ber, 1782, will cake notice, That the
Twentieth part of said Tax is not abated.
Treafurv-Office, August 23, 1782.
*, The fcveral Printers in this State are defined to insert
the above.
C^OME into the inclcfure of the fubferiber about the „h
7 of June last, a dark red and white HEIFER, one yeac
old, moltly white, no mark. The owner is desired to come
and prove his property, pay charges and take her away.
ELI BUSH.
Enfield, August 12, 1782.
Pay-Table Office, August 24, 1782.
THE Officers and Soldiers of the Connecticut Line in the
Continental Army, are hereby notified, that securities
are prepared by the Treasurer, and that by applying at this
Office with proper certificates after the firft of September
next, orders will be given for their balances for service in
1780 and 1781. Those persons who are now in service, mult
produce separate certificates from the commanding officers
ofthe regiments to which they belorfg for each year, and
those v ho do not apply in person, fouft fend an order attest
ed by the commanding officer. Those who are discharged,
mult produce a certificate from two of the Selcd-Men of the
town to which they belong, and their orders must be attest
ed by a Justice of the Peace. The legal representatives of
any that have deceased must produce a certificate of their
appointment fiom some Court of Probate, in addition to
those above-mentioned. No balances will be given tothofe
who have accounts open in this office, until they make 4
fettlemcnt.
ELEAZER WALES, &
FENN WADSWORTH, 7
WILLIAM MOSELEY, >^
OLIVER WOLCOTT, jun. J 6
*, The fcveral Printers in this State are requeued to in
sert the above.
STRAYED or Stolen from the Subscriber, on the 30th of
May last, a g?ey MARE, four yeais old, about 14 bands
and a half higb, trots and canters well, has been nick'd,
masked on her fore hoofs with a cross, but has nearly
grow, out, short mane and tail.—Whoever will take up
said Mare, and inform the fubferiber where she may be had,
shall be generously rewarded, and all necerfary charges
paid, by„ SILAS HART.
Cornwall, Litchfield county, August 22, 1782
ALL persons indebted to the fubferiber, either by Book or
Note, are requested to make speedy payment. dThofg
who neglc& will be called on at November 'Cou:&
DAVID BULL.
Hartford, August 26, 1782.
Law's Collection of Music,
To be Sold at the Printing-Office.