The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-04-29 00:00:00, page 4

PETER OLCOTT. Assistant.
N. B. Whereas the original Charter of the aforefaid
Titnbridge has been loft, any person that will deliver said
charter to Cape. Joshua Scanton, in Salisbury, Connecticut,
shall receive Ten Dollars reward.
THE Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftri& of Farming-
Ton, have appointed the Subferibers to receive and ex
amine the claims ofthe creditors to (the estate of William
Gaylord,late of New Hartford, deceased, represented in
solvent, do hereby give notice that we shall attend the busi
ness of our appointment, at thchoufe of Mr. Eliphalet En
sign, innholder in New-Hartford, on the third Mondays of
May and June next, from 1 o'clock afternoon until 9 in the
evening, any persons having claims against said estate may,
if they fee cause, exhibit their accounts properly attested
that they may be allowed,
AARON AUSTIN, ) Commiffi-
ELIAS KELLOGG. ) oners.
New-Hartford, April 3, 1783.
TO BE SOL D,
ABOUT 70,000 large Brick, well burnt, 500© yellow Pine
Boards, fit for floors, and 5000 white Pine do.
JOEL LOOMIS.
East-Windsor, April 12, 1783.
To be Sold by the Subscriber,
AN excellent F ARM, handsomely situated three miles
north of Litchfield Court House, upon the public road
about two hundred acres of Land, one hundred and thirty
under good improvement, will support seventy head of cattlc
winter and summer, with good plow land for wheat or 0-
ther grain,as good a grove of timber as there is in the coun
ty on the heighthof the Farm, with four young thrifty or
chards, containing five hundred trees begining to bear, has
made forty barrels of cyder a year, two new dwelling hou
ses, one upright double hopfe, thirty by forty, complcatly
finished except some plaiftering, well painted ; the other a
smaller house, with good wells, one barn and a barn frame,
part of a saw mill on a good stream, on the farm good gar
den fruit trees, and other conveniences ; said farm is well
watered, is a feat for a tavern) merchant or mechanic.
BENJAMIN WOOSTER.
Litchfield, April 8, 1783.
N. B. By an error of the Press the above Farm was ad
vertised as Sufficient co keep twenty head of cattle, inftcad
offmfy-.
Cheap ! Cheap ! Cheap /
Just opened at Hezekiah Merrill's Store, near the Court-
House, a fresh Assortment of Dry Goods, and to be fold by
the Piece or Pattern, viz
SUPERFINE Cloths, Caffimers, Linens, Cambricks, Lawns,
Gauze and Gauze Handkerchiefs, Pullicat and Romali
do. a large and elegant Affortmentof Chintzes and Callicoes
Calimanco, Dutch Cord, Marseilles Quilting, Silk Quilts,
Luteftrings, Sattins, Modes, &c.&c. too large a Variety to
be enumerated. For which State Securities, or Morris's
Notes will be taken in Pay.
— T O BE SOL D,
By the fubferiber,
A WELL situated FARM, for a tavern, where there has
been one kept for some years, on the great road from
Bolton to Albany, in the town of Blanford, halfa mile from
the meeting House, containing 60 or 70 acres of land, half
under improvement, and exceeding well watered, well pro
portioned for pasture, plowing and mowing, with a Dwel
ling-House on the fame, anew Barn and horse House, a good
well of water, an Orchard which will make 50 or 60 barrels
of cider in a year, for particulars enquire of,
TIMOTHY HATCH.
April 7, 1783.
ALL persons indebted to Mr. ALEXANDER ALLIN, on
Book, arc requeued to fettle the fame with James
Hooker, by giving their notes of hand ; those that comply
with this request shall have a reafbnablc time allowed them
for payment, but those that negle& may expe& colt.
All indebted to James Hooker, or James and Horace
Hooker are defined to do likewise.
Windsor, April 3, 1783.
THE Collectors of State and Town Taxes for the town of
Canaan, hereby give notice to the following persons
non-resident proprietors of said town, that their lands will
be fold at Public Vendue, at the Sign Post in Canaan, on
Monday the 16th of June next, unless prevented by paying
their Taxes, viz. The lands belonging to Mary Merrils, Ja
cob Peirfons, Ebenezer Hanchet, Samuel Mills, Oliver Bel
ding, Eliphalet Dyer, John Horsford, Josiah Horsford, Ja
bez Baker, John Thomson, Jabez Hough, and all that have
mewed out of this town into other towns in this State are
desired to fettle theirßates immediately orexpe&to pay colt.
JOSHUA WHITNEY, )
CHARLES BURRALL,)CoIU&brs.
, ELISHA BEBEE. )
Canaan, March 12, 1783.
Norwich, December i§, 1782,
APPLICATION having been made to me by mere than
one sixteenth part of the proprietors of the township
of Tunbridge, in the county of Orange and State of Ver
mont, to warn a meeting of said proprietors, to be holden
atthe house of John Hutchinson, in said Tunbridge, the 28th
day of May next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, ift. To
choose a Moderator to govern faidmeeting. 2. To choose
a Proprietor's Clerk, and other necessary propriety officers.
3. To fee if the proprietors will raise a tax to defray the
charges that have and shall arise for services done and to
be done. 4. To examine and approve of such former pro
ceedings as they shall think proper. 5. To fee if the pro
prietors will proceed to lay out the town. 6. To fee ifthe
proprietors will give 200 acres of land to any perfan to build
a good Grist and Saw Mill in said town. 7. To fee if the
proprietors will allow any person that will make immedi
ate settlement to pitch one or two hundred acres to each
right. 8. To do any other business that they shall think
proper. These are therefore co warn said proprietors to
meet acthe time and place aforefaid, for the purpose above
mentioned.
BOOK DEBTS.
'I '" ' )c Sold, ac PUBLIC VENDUE, on Tuesday the 13th
4 May next, the Cargo of the Prize Ship Annette, con
fining of a great variety of Silks, Woolens and Linens; a
quantity of Cordage, Duck, English Nails of all sizes, Co
peras, Coniac Brandy, Sweet Oil, Wine, Drugs, Medicines,
&c. The Sale to begin at 10 o'clock A. M. at the house of
\Nathanicl Caldwell, innholder in Guilford.
JOHN FITCH, Marshal.
April 21, 1,783.
A T O RESOL D,
At PUBLIC VE ND U E,
ON Tuesday the 6th ofMay next, about 33 acres of good
pasture and mowing Land (if not fold before at pri
vate sale) belonging to the estate of Nathaniel Hazard, de
ceased, and lying about half a mile weft of Suffield meeting
House, terms will be known on the day of sale, or by apply
ing to Mr. Ephraim Peafe of Enfield or the fubferiber.
JOSEPH BLACKWELL.
_ Worthington, April 8, 1783.
THE Hon. Court of Probate,tor the district ot Hartford,
allowed nine months, from the date hereof, to the cre
ditors to the estate of Mr. Moses Rifley, late of Hartford,
deceased, to bring in their claims against said estate. The
Subferiber, executor to the late will and testament of said
deceased, hereby notificth said creditors that unless there
claims are exhibited and attested to, within the time limit
ed as aforefaid, they cannot be allowed.
ELIJAH RISLEY, Executor.
March 26, 1783;
Just Bublifoed and now Selling by the Printers
thereof, (Price One P@areen,J
A Dissertation on the Political
Union and Constitution of the Thirteen United
States of North-America 1 Which is necessary
to their Preservation and Happiness, humbly
offered to the Public, by a Citizen of Philadel
phia.
THE Proprietors of the Iron-Oar Hill, in Sallbury, are
desired to meet at the house of Col. Joshua Porter, in
said Salfbury, on the 6th day of May next, at Ben o'clock
A. M. to consult on some effectual method of preventing
any further diftruftion being made in digging said oar, to
the injury of the proprietors.
ROBERT LIVINGSTON,
JOHN ASHLEY,
SAMUEL PORTER,
April 18, 1783.
JOSEPH HARTT-^dTc^
W A NT to purchase, in about Ten Days, a few gay,
well made SADDLE HORSES, in good order for
Shipping, 5 to 7 years old, 14 and half to ijhands high
Alio, wanted immediately a quantity of OATS and RYE.
Hartford, 22d April, 1783.
NA I L RO D S,
Of the best kind, to be Sold by WILLIAM
COIT, opposite the Court House.
Hartford, April 19, 1783.
THE Hon. Court of Probate for the diftri& of Hartford,
having allowed fix months to the creditors to the efface
of C/ESAR BLACK, alias fidler, to bring in their claims a
gainst said estate in order for settlement—The Subferiber
hereby gives notice, that he is ready to receive any claims
till the expiration of fix months from this date, after which
no accounts will be received.
DANIEL BUCK, Administrator.
Wethersfield, April 15, 1783.
WHEREAS application hath been made to me, by more
than one sixteenth fart of the proprietors ofthe town
ship of Hinefburg, in the State of Vermont, so called, to
warn a proprietors meeting of said township; in pursu
ance of said request,! do hereby notify and warn the pro
prietors of said town, to meet at the dwelling house of Col.
Samuel Canfield, in New-Milford, State of Connecticut, on
Thursday the eighth day cf May next, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, then and there to choose a moderator, then to
fee whether the proprietors will proceed agreeable to the
last meeting, to lay out said township, and choose a com
mittee for that purpose, and to do any other business proper
to be done at said meeting.
ABEL HINE, J. P.
New-Milford, April if, 1,83.
TO RESOLD,
AVery valuable FARM, Situated near the center of the
second society in Glaftenbury, about five miles from
Connecticut river, containing 400 acres of Land, well pro
portioned for plowing,mowing and pasturing,a fmallHoufc
and a good Barn thereon,with anOrchard of choice fruit, an
incredible burthen of wood and timber of various kinds, a
considerable part under improvement, lying one mile in
length and 200 rods in breach, and within halfa mile of a
saw-mill and grist-mill, with many other advantages
which cannot fail to please— An indisputable title can be
given, and fold on as reasonable terms as can be cxpe&ed.
For further particulars, enquire of rhe fubferiber in said
Glaftenbury.
WILLIAM WELLS.
April 10, 1783.
TO BE SOL D,
And entered upon next May,
A FARM of land, lying in Washington, in Boston State,
Berkshire county, containing 200 acres of land, 100 of
it fit to make excellent mowing, cuts now yearly twenty
tons of hay, about ten acres of pasturing, seven acres of
plowing and about eighty-three more fit for pasturing if
cleared, with a new ereCted sawmill thereon, which is in
good demand in the town, with a comfortable log House
and Barn. For further particulars enquire of the Subferiber
living on the premises.
SILAS HOWARD.
Washington, March 28, I,Bg.
TO BE SO L D,
By JOSEPH HART & Co.
At their Store a few Rods North ofthe Court-Houfc---GO
the meft reasonable Terms for Cash.
CHOICE Rum, by the Hogshead or Barrel.
Brown Sugar, by Do. or Do.
Belt white Do. by the Box.
Rock Salt.
Bohea Tea, by the Hundred or less Quantity;
Coffee.
White Lead,
Hartford, April 1783.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commiffianers,
by the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftrid of
Farmington, to examine the claims of the creditors to the
estate ot Amafa Gaylord, late of Southington, deceased, re
presented insolvent, do hereby give notice that we shall at
tend said business at the Dwelling-House of the deceased, in
Southington, on the lift Monday in April infant, and last
Monday in May next, from one o'clock to fix in the after
noon. No accounts will be allowed unless properly attested.
JOSEPH BEACHER, ) Commiffi
, JESSE ALLCOX. ) oneis.'
Apyil if, %.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners,
by the Hon. Court of Probatefor the county ofßerk
shire, to receive and examine the claims ofthe creditcis to
the ettate of Nathaniel House, late of Sandislield, deceased,
represented insolvent, do hereby give notice that we shall
attend said business at the Dwelling-House of Mr. Ripley
Torrey, innholder in said Sandisfield, on the firft Wednes
day of July, August, September and November next, from
two 0 clock till seven. No accounts will be allowed unless
properly attested.
JOHN KELLOGG, )
DAVID DEMMING, )Commiffioncm
RIPLEY TORREY. )
April r, 1683.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners
by the Hon. Court of Probate f or the diftridof Nor
folk, to adjust the claims of the creditors- to the estates es
Eliakim Seaward arid Reuben Seaward, both late of Nor
folk, deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give no
tice that we shall attend said business at the Dwetting-Hm-f
---of Giles Pettibone, jun. in s a id Norfork, on the Sift Mon
days of June and July, and the last Monday of Anguft r . c xr
from one o'clock till fix in the afternoon on each cf said
days. HOSEA WILLCOCKS, ) Commiffi-
ASAHEL HUMPHREY. ) oners'
Norfolk, April 2, 1783.
O'HE Hon. Court of Pronate for the diftriftofHalt- Wind
sor, has allowed seven months from this date, to the
creditors of Mr. Hezekiah Hubbard, jun. late of Glaftenbu
ry, deceased, to bring in their claims against said estate
the Subferiber, Administratrix to said estate, hereby notifies
said creditors, that unless their claims are exhibited within
the time limited aforefaid they cannot be allowed.---All
persons indebted to said efate arc requested to make immci
diate payment, to
PRUDENCE HUBBARD, Administratrix.
Glaftenbury, April 2, 1783.
Refined Iron, of the best qua
lity, to be Sold at the Forge, in Batt-Hartford.
N. B. Draughts of various kinds may be also
had, if applied for soon.
PURSUANT to an order ofthe Hon. Court of Probate so
the diftrid of Windham, notice is hereby given to 'the
creditors ot the estate of Adoniram Grant, late of Coventry
deceased, that they exhibit their accounts and claims against
said estate, to the fubferibers, by the tenth day of December
next, such as neglc& a compliance with this notice will be
debarred from ever receiving any debt of or against said
estate) agreeable to law in such case provided-.-thefubtoi
bers will attend on the firft Tuesday of May and fipft
day of June, at one o'clock afternoon on each day/o re
ceive the claims against said estate, at the hbufe of efir
Hope Lothrop, in Tolland; and all those that are indebted
to said estate by note or book, are requested to lettle the
fame. JOSEPH WEST,
HOPE LOTHROP,) Adm iWftrator%;
_Tol^n4M„ch 24, 1783. *
TO BE SOL D,
OY the fubferiber, his PLACE at Rhinebeck, in Dutchefe
Vcounty, containing a new two flory dwelling House
with five good fire places; three rooms, a large entry and
pant, y on a flour; a large Cellar-Kitchen and partitioned
: Opposite said dwelling House is a convenient store
House and Stable, all finished and painted in the neatest
manner, together with two acres of excellent Land, chiefly
in pale Fence, containing a number of fruit trees. The
place is pleasantly situated in a goodneighbourhood, and is
in a very good stand for a private gentlemen, a store keep
er or tavern.---Bonds on good security will be taken in pay
ment, and possession ofthe place given the firft day cf
next. For further particulars and terms, apply to Mr TA
COS SCHERMERHORN, at Red-Hook, or Qe fubferiber
by whom an indisputable title will be given." *
RIER SCHERMERHORN.
A Likely,attire healthy NEGRO BOY, aboutyears of
age, to be Sold. Enquire of the Printers.
LEFT in the eultody of the Subferiber, by John Lewis,
the 2d of April inst, about 50 yards of white woolen
cloth fulled— who by examination made his escape, said
cloth is supposed to be Stolen from some fulling mill in
Rhode-Ifland State# The said John Lewis is about twenty
years of age, dark completion, short hair, dark brown coat
and vest, a mixed coloured loose coat, an old felt hat, rode
away a small bay horse, trots and paces, an old saddle.
Whoever will take up said thief and secure him, shall be
handsomely rewarded and charges paid by,
ELIJAH HASKEL.
N. B. The owner ma, have the cloth, by proving his
property and paying charges.
Tolland, April 11, 1783.