The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-08-19 00:00:00, page 4

From a late LONDON PAPER.
For S A L Ji bp AUCTI O N,
Ft the Great Room, St. °j arses's-ftreet.
The entire Stock in Trade of
A WA RXIKE NATI ON,
^ ^ cf^^fo
ONE hundred and twenty thousand men, ve
ry little the worse for ufc, and warranted
as brave as at the firft moment. —To be had dog
cheap.
Several thousand fleers swords, very fit for
Hyde Park, the play, operas, &c. molt of them
having never been used eifwbere. They are ele
gantly ornamented, and not a speck of rull to be
difeovered, which is the more remarkable, as
many of them were never out of the foeatb.
Several thousand military cocked bats, of a mild
and inoffenfive nature, and such as retain not
any vestige of the smell of gun-powder.—Per
fumers will find their intereil in putting their
noses to them.
An hundred barrels ot gun-powder, very fit for
rejoicing days, as it was never known to do
much execution.
A large quantity of cannon of all forts and
sizes ; the bores are very forge.
N. B. Those who purchase the cannon may
have the Loyalists, gratis.
Several tons of biur-powder, intended for
foreign service, and now lying at Portfmoutl}
Some thousand cannon-bails, with which India
Governors may play at marbles.
Several fcbem.es of contracts, very proper to
bilk any government.
Two thousand scalps then from American
heads-—very proper as trophies !
Six red-ribbons intended for brave officers, but
never used.---F. B. They may be dyed for the
Irid) order of Knighthood.
A large cargo of ininifterial abuje, which for
the convenience of purchasers, will be divided
into lots.
Lot i. Confits of abuse against Mr. Fox,
marked on the top Reynard, the ex-minifler, the
man f fn— with twenty-seven proofs, that he
can neither fpeakyaU, or think reasonably on
any fubje£t but the pips of the cards.
Lot 2. # bufe against Mr. Burke, marked on
the top Mr. o'Conomy.--confuting of a collec
tion of the names of childrens books, &c. and
Seventeen arguments, tending to prove that Mr.
Burke is no great thing.
A very large cargo of Oppftion Abuse, which,
like rhe other, may be divided into lots.
Lot I. fgainlt Lord Shelburne, marked on
the top Malagrida ; but as this cargo will not
bear to be examined, the purchaser mult have it
as it is.
Lot 2. Against the left Ministry, marked on
the top week, wicked and unwise ; among other
articles are—bloody war—damnably sleets—scan
dalous neglect-—rotten ibips—feci et junto, &c. &c.
This lot is intended for keeping, and has laded
full ten years without the least alteration or di
minution.
- I O 3 O L D,
At PUBLI C VENDUE,
On Tin fday the 19th dx, of August next, on the premises.
ABOUT 43 acres of choice goodLAND, in Middletown,
in the parish of Middlefields, near the dwelling house
f f Capt. Jabez Hall, about ten acres es which is choice
mowing, and about nine acres is well wooded, the remain
der is good plow land, all well inclofed, the conditions of
Cie is for three years credit with good security, viz. one
third pare to be paid the firft year, one third part the second
year, and the remainder the third year, a good Title of the
fame will be given to the purchafcr, by
ICHABOD WETMORE.
Middlerawn, July 27, 1783,
r rHE Ho : . Court cl P; ob*tc for the dULict of Wallmg-
JL ford, h^ve appointed the Subferibers to receive and
examine the claims of the creditors to the estate of Yale
Bishop, late of Wallingford, deceased, represented insol
vent: Do hereby give notice, that we shall attend faidbufi
nefs at the house of the deceased, on the last Monday of Au
gust, and the tw• firlt Mo^diy * n September next, from one
o'clock afarnou> till eight, any persons having claims
against laid est. te, may it they please, exhibit their accounts
properly attested, that they m y be allowed.
JOHN HOUGH, ) Cornmif-
SAMUEL HALL.) fioners.
Wallingford, July 26, 1783.
MT'AKEN up by tie 3ub!cobcr,on ther ^ch inftant,a chefnut
A ferret MARE,shod 11 ' ?und, a white streak in her face,
her fore feet white, fofpofed to be seven or eight years old,
fourteen hands high, natural pacer. The owner is desired
to pay charges and trk. her tway.
DAVID SAGE.
Worthington, in Middletown, July 29, 1783
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Press Papers, Bonnet Papers, Accompt Books
of all Sizes, &c. to be fold, by the Printers here-
THIS is to request all perfens who are indebted to the Sab
fcriber by book or note to fettle the fame without de
lay, all those in Litchfield county, by the ,th of September,
and in Hartford county, by theist of November; This is the
second and last time, they may depend,! shall trouble them
in this way. All persons that have any demands or any
pretence of demands, for any kind of business tranfaded for
me at the Forge, or in any other way, are desired to call or
fend and they shall receive their pay, or hereafter find no
fault. JACOB OGDEN.
Colebrook, July 30, 1783.
TO BE SOL D,
One Hundred Acres of Land,
Lying in Merryheld, State of Maffichufet^-Bay, about 90
acres under improvement.—Said Land will be fold cheap
for Cash or short credit on good security —For further par
ticulars, enquire of
JOSEPH COOK.
Northampton, July 25, 1783.
STRAYED from the Subferiber, about the 25th of April
last, a small black MARE, with a poke on, 4 years old,
crooked hind legs, a large main, no mark, she has been
shod all round, trots all---Whoever will take up and return
said Mare, or inform me where she may be had, shall be
gehcroufly rewarded and all necessary charges paid, by
JOHN STEPHENSON.
N. B. She was bred force where in Yoik State, and was
fecn in Litchfieid a going that way.
Woodbury, July 16, 1783.
r p AKEN up by the Subscriber on the ^cn ol May last, a
£ light-bay MARE, about 13 hands and a half high,
black main and tail, no brand, natural pacer—The ever is
desired to prove property, pay charges and take her away.
WILLIAM FINCH.
Norfolk, July 15, 1783,
LL pedons having any demands on the estate of NA
THAN DRAKE, lake of Erft-Windfot, deceas'd, are
requested to exhibit their accompts for fetdement within
three months from the date, after which time no aecempts
will be allowed. These indebted to said estate, aie delated
to make immediate payment, to
Eli BJSSELL. AJmin iftrator.
Eift-Windfor, Jul, 23, 1783.
BROKE into the inclofure of the Subferiber in May lull, a
black Mire COLT, two years old, with a blaze in her
face. Thcowncr is defiled to pay charges and takc her
away.
CHARLES EURRALL.
Canaan, July 25, 1783.
WHEEL As tuc proprietors of the township of Pauton,
on Lake Charoplain, at their meeting held in Pollet,
on the 2zd of May last, laid a tax of Six Shillings lawful
money an each right in Lid town; therefore ^the several
proprietors are hereby warn'd to pay to the fubfe iber the
laid Six Shillings on each right, by the firft day of St ptember
next, or fa much of their lands will be fold at Public Ven
due, on the 15th day of October next, as will pay said tax
and incident charges.
ISAAC KELLOGG, Colk&or.
U f Y%J7 8 ± _ _______
rW'HE Hon. Court of Probate for the diftri& of Stafford,
A having allowed seven months from the date, to the
creditors to the estate of Elihu Benten, late ofTolland, de
ceased, to exhibit their claims for fettlemcnt— The admi
nistratrix to said estate hereby gives notice, that she will
attend on said business at the house of Mr. Samuel Aborn
in Tolland, on the firft Tuesday of June, and the second
Tuesdays in August and October next. No accounts will be
allowed after that time.
MARTHA BENTON, Administratrix.
Tolland, April 14, 1783.
LOST by the fubferiber, between Norwich
and Wethersfield, a neat tilver mounted
Piltol Whoever shall find it and return it to
the fubferiber at Wethersfield, or the Printers
at Hartford, shall receive Four Dollars reward
and no questions alked.
GEORGE WATSON.
August 12, 178 3.
Excellent St. Kitts R U M
For sale, at the Store of CHANCEY WhIT
TELSEY in Middletown.
RUN away from the Subferiber, on the 30th of July, an
apprentice Boy, named E/ias Goodrich, 18 years of
age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, freckled in the face, short
dark hair, had on when he went away, a blue Cott lined
with white, blue Vest, a brown great Coat, chick'd Shift,
striped Trowfers, an old felt Hat bound with leather, he
has worked at shoe-making for force ur: past.--- Who
ever will return said boy to th4%ubfcriber, shall have Two
Coppers reward.
ELI BARNS.
Middfetown, August 4, 17%.
TO b e Sold by the Subferiber, for Cash only, two pieces
A of LAND, one in Simfbury, containing about 70 acres,
the other in Farmington, containing about 60 acres, each
partly under improvement. Any perform inclining to pur
chase, may know the terms and receive an indisputable Ti
tle, by applying to
ABRAHAM PETTIBONE.
New-Hartford, August 5, 1783
BROKE into the pafturc of the Subferiber, a black MARE,
6 or 7 years old, near 14 hands high, paces, a Rar i?
her forehead, left hind footlack joint lame. The owner is
defined to prove his property and take her away.
RAPHAEL HUBBERT.
Worthington, AuHuft r> 1783. j
Cash given tor Calves Pates, at
^he Printing Office or Paper Mills.
Just Published and now received for Sale, at
BEARDSLEYS and HOPKINS's Store.
AN INQUIRY concerning the future State of those who
die in their Sins : Wherein the Dilates of Scripture
and Reason, upon this important Subj ft, are cart full con
sidered ; and whether endless Punishment be co, fiftent with
Divine Justice, Wifdem and Goodness : In which, also Ob
jedions are Rated, and answered.
'Ey SAMUEL HOPKIN S, A. M.
Pallor of the Congregational Church in Newport.
Subscribers are desired to call for their Books,
Hartford, August 12, 1,83.
IN the year 1780 .uni 1781, two or three pedons from the
State of Co^nedicut came into Rhode-Ifkind, Provi
dence and Patuxet, t. find the heirs to a considerable trad
of Land, in Conntdicut, which they supp fed belonged to
the Wanton's, in said Rhode- Island -— This is therefore to
desire any er all of those perlons, to give information to any
of the Wantons in Newport, or Silas Casey in Ealt Green
wich, who will give them a very generous reward for their
trouble and expence.
Newport, August 1783.
r^HE Hon. Court of Probate for the diftrid of Eafl-Wind-
X for, having allowed until the firft d m y of March next,
to the creditors to the efface of tie v, JOSEPH PERRY,
late of East-Windsor, deceased, to bring in their claims a
gaintt the fame. The Executrix to the Will of the deceased,
hereby gives notice to the creditors, that unlcfs their claims
are exhibited within the time limited as afoicfaid, they can
not be allowed, attendance will be given at the dwelling
houfe of the deceased, on the second Mondays of September,
November, and January next.
NAOMI PERRY, Executrix.
EaR-Windfor, August 4, 1783.
THE Subferiber wants to Hire some good journeymen
Boot and Shoe-makers—-those that wish for good em
ploy, will please to call at his shop in Wethersfield, broad
hreet. He Rill continues to make the best of work, and
would be happy of the encourgement of la ies and gentle
men, all orders will be duly attended to, by their very
humble fervent
JONATHAN BEADLE.
Wethersfield, Auftuft ir, 1783.
TEN DULL AR6 REWARD.'
STOLEN out of the pafturc of Asa- Douglass, Esq; in Han
cock, State of Massachusetts, about the 25th of July left,
a bay HORSE, 6 years old, about 14 hands high, natural
troter, white face, white eyes, his right eye has been lately
hurt, three or four white feet, branded A D on hisnear
thigh. Whoeverwill take up and secure said Horse, and ad
vertise him in New-Haven paper, shall have Five Dollars
reward and charges paid, and if any person will take up the
Horse and Thief, and secure them, fa that the thief may be
brought to justice and the owner receive his horse, shall
have Ten Dollars and charges paid, by
ASA DOUGLASS.
Hancock, August 4, 1783.
LOST or Stolen in camp, about the 14th of November
1780, four Notes, ffgned John Lawrence, Treasurer,
payable to John Graham, No. 121, 122, 123, 124 all dat
ed June lit. 1780, payable June 1782, 1783,'1784, 17%,
for the sum of 81. Bs. and two pence half penny each.
Whoever will give information where they may be found,
shall have a generous reward and charges paid.
JOHN GRAHAM.
Chatham, August 7, 1783. >
STRAYED or Stolen out of the Pasture of Jjfeph Pratt,
in Hartford, a sorrel MARE, about 12 years old, has#
white spot in her forehead, white hind feet, trots and paces
but mo^ natural to pacing, shod before. Whoever will
take up said Mare, and return her to the owner, or give in
formation where she may be had, shall be handfomcly re
warded, by' JOSEPH PRATT.
_Hartford, July 25, 1783.
FOUND in April lail, in EaR-Hartlord (Rve Miles)a
black Caster Hat---The owner may have it by proving
property and paying charges, apply to
ELNATHAN KEYES.
Hartford, (West-Division) August 7, 178;
Gain given tor clean Cotton and
Linen Rags atthePrinting-Officeor Paper-Mills,
TO BE SOL D,
By Jeremiah & Ebenezer Platt,
At their Stere in H A RTFOR D,
The Beit of St. KITTS R U M,
By the Hogshead or Barrel,
And St. M ARTIN'S SALT,
By the Cask or larger Quantity.
N. B. A few young sprightly HORSES, in good order for
Shipping, are wanted.
TO BE SO L D,
A Farm in Sheffield, lying on
the East fide of the River, containing about 170 acres, all
under improvement except about 30 acres of Wood land,
55 acres of interval, an Orchard that will make 15 or 20
bar relief Cyder yearly, a small House and good Barn. For
further particulars enquire of ENOS KELLOGG, living on
said Farm.
August 4, 1783.
TO BE SOL D,
At PUBLIC VENDU E,
To the highest Bidder,
ON the 4th day of September next, at the dwelling.houfe
that belongs to the estate of Peter Veftille in Hartford,
laid Dwellin^-Houfe and Garden, encumbered with the
Widowsdowry, and a very convenient Shop, belonging to
said estate, handing a little north of the court-houie, a
good title will be given to the purcbafer.
August 12, 1783.