The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-01-21 00:00:00, page 4

DANIEL JONES& Co.
Have for Sale at the red Store opposite the Print
ing Office in Hartford, a good assortment of
European and India GOODS, suitable for
the season, among which are the following
articles, viz.
A Variety of fuperfine,fe
cond and coarse Broad
cloths.
Blue and brown Serges.
Blue and brown Coatings.
Nap'd Frize, red Baize.
BlackLaftings,blackPranclla
Olive colour'd Sattinet.
Serge Denim.
Black Ruffe! & Callimanco.
Shalloons of various colours.
Pink and Green Durants.
White, brown, ftrip'd and
check'd Linens.
Cambrick and Lawn.
Chintzes and Callicoes.
Black and white Gauzes.
White Millinet and Catgut.
Gauze Handkerchiefs.
Black and colour'd Silk Do.
ofvarious kinds.
A variety of Ribbons and
Tastes.
Black and blue Silk Ferret.
White Lace and Edging;
Black and sky blue Taffaty.
Black and Pink Mode.
Black Sattin.
Black and white silk Gloves
and Mitts.
White and colour'd silk Hose
Men's & WomensCotcon Do.
Purple and other colour'd
Leather Gloves and Mitts.
A large assortment of Lynn
Shoes.
Tapes and Thread.
Scarf Twist.
Sewing Silk, Crewel assorted
A variety of white and yel
low Metal Buttons.
Quality and Shoe Bindings.
Skeleton and Iron Wire.
Ink Powder and Ink Cake.
Writing and Bonnet Papers.
Ink Pots, Wafers,Penknives.
Raifors, Sciffars, Snuffers.
They have on hand a few Hogsheads and Barrels of good
brown SUGARS, for sale, if applied forfoon.
TO BE SOLD,
Ac JAMES TILEY'S Store,
In HARTFORD:
BROWN sugar, by the hogshead or left quantity, Ame
rican Salt, by the barrel or lets quantity; Molaffcs by
#he gallon; Steel Sleigh-Shoes, and Steel for other uses.
*, Pork and Flour will be received in Pay for any of
the above Articles.
— - - BE S O
By JOSEPH HART & Co.
At their Store in Hartford :
BEST Port-au-Prince Sugar, per cask ; ditto white and
brown Havanah Sugar, per box ; French and Country
Salt, per cask , belt Rock do. per cask or bushel; Coffee,
black Pepper ; White Lead ; Knives and Forks ; Writing,
Paper, per ream ; Irish and Dutch Linens ; Linen Handker
chiefs; striped white (prize) Silk Gauze, per piece.
*, Cash, Beef, Pork, Flour, Corn and Oats, will be re
seived in payment.
Hartford, January 7, 1783.
E the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners,
by the Hon, Court of Probate, for the diftrid ofEaft
tyindfof, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
to the eltate of VICTO FORRIS, late of Glattenbury, de
seafed, represented insolvent : Do hereby give notice, that
we shall attendfaid business at the dwelling-house of Capt.'
Joseph Moseley, in said Gladenbury, on the second and
ebird Monday, of the two succeeding months, from one
o'clock P. M. to (even —-No accounts will be allowed un
kfs properly attested.
JOSEPH MOSELEY,
AMBROSE NICHOLSON.
Glaftenbury, Dec. 26, 2782.
BROKE into the jnclofure of the fubferiber, about the r„h
of O&ober last, a Black Steer CALF, marked with a Hit
each fide the near ear and a crop in the off. The owner fe'
desired to pay charges and take him away.
STEPHEN KELLOGG.
Newington, December 30, 1782°
STATE of CONNECTICUT, fl.
Hartford County, December 24, 1782.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given, That a Libel is filed be
fore the Hon. Jabez Hamlin, Esq; judge of the Mari
time Court in and forthc county ofHartford, against a cer
tain large Whale-Boat, burthen about five tons, about thir
ty-five feet keel, her fails, oars and appurtenances, said to
taken near Long-Bland, below high-water-mark, on or
about the 21st day qfNovember last, and to have been the
property of the enemy-Said libel is filed in favor of Joshua
Griffith, commander of the armed boat Chatham, and his
associates, the owners and crew ; for the hearing offaid
libel, a maritime court will be holden at the Conrt-Houfe
In Hartford, in said county, on the second Wednesday of
Februa f ,next, when and where all pfrfons concerned may
appear and be heard#
By Order of the Judge,
GEORGE WYLLYS, Rcfrftm
Pound and other Pins.
Pocket Looking Gaffes;
Lead Pencils, Thimbles.
W "th Main Springs and
Chryftals.
Court Plaitters.
Corks, Cork Screws.
Sieve Buttons, per Groce.
Iron rim'd Locks with Knobs
Do. Do. with Rings.
Stock Locks From 6 to 10
Inches.
Desk and draw Locks in Sets
Chest and Cupboard Locks.
H and HL Hinges.
Cuttoe Knives.
Case Knives and Forks.
Files,KneeChapes&Tongues
Plated and other Shoe and
Knee Buckles.
Pegging and Sewing Awls.
Shoe Tacks, Tobacco Boxes.
Buckle Brushes,Curry Combs
Crown and Bar Soap.
Cowskin Whips.
Ivory and Horn Combs.
Women's crooked Do.
Men's Tortife Shell Do.
Powder. Shot and Flints.
Bar Lead, Allom.
An assortment of Iron Hol
low Ware.
Do. ofTin Ware.
German and buffer'd Steel.
Weft-India Rum.
Nantz Brandy.
Shrub, Sugar.
Tea, Pepper, Nutmegs.
Cinnamon.
Linseed Oyl.
Bibles.
Edwards'sHift. Redemption.
Psalm Books.
Spelling Books.
Leiper's bottle and bladder
Snuff.
Pigtail Tobacco, &c. &c.
fofl come to Hand, mid to be Sold ver) reafnabh
for Cafb or Produce,
By WENSLEY HOBBY,
At his Store in Middletown.
7 by 9 Glass, of the best kind.
Shingle and Lath Nails, by wholcfale or retail#
Painters Colours, of molt forts.
Superfine white Broadcloth.
Blue and green ad. Do.
Most elegant black Sattin for ladies Cloaks and Lace to
suit it.
And a variety of other Piece Goods, tod many to enumerate
here.
Best Philadelphia made Dear-skin Breeches, very cheap
indeed.
Ground Ginger, per hundred or retail. Also,
A quantity of Philadelphia made Snuff, to be fold for State
Money, soldiers Notes, State Orders or county Produce.
* ¥ * Mr. Hobby invites his old friends and customers,
who have accounts unfetded with him, to call and fettle
them, and pay or receive the ballancc, and begin a new
with the new year.
Middletown, December 26, 1782.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that a libel is filed
before Stephen Mix Mitchel, Esq; Justice of the Peace
and Quorum, for the county of Hartford, and Isaac Lee,
Esq; Justice of the Peace tor said county, by John Hart,
jun. of Southington, in said county, against a quantity of
English and other European Goods, found and seized at
Southington aforefaid, on the jilt day of December last,
and apprized at less than thirty pounds lawful money ; which
Goods the libellantfays were'impdrted from Long-lffand,
or some other inland or place under controul of the enemies
to this and the other United States, contrary to law# For the
trial of the fids alledged in said libel, a Court will be held,
on Monday, the 27th day of January inst. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at the house of Capt. Martin Kellog, innhol
'. n V'thersficld, in said county, agreeableto the statute
of this State, in inch case provided, when and where all
persons claiming property in said goods may appear, and
they shall be heard.
STEPHEN MIX MITCHEL, J. P. & Q.
ISAAC LEE, J. p.
_Farmington, January 3, 1783.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, on theist instant, a
NEGRO MAN, named PRINCE, about 6 feet high,
well built, speaks good English, about 23 years old ; took
with him a short light brown Coat, the buttons marked U.
S. A. a grey Great-Coat, an old dark brown Vest and
Breeches, one pair of Leather Breeches, one pair of black
and blue Stockings, one pair white linen do. a striped linen
Coat and Vest, an oldbeaver Hat, fix yards and an half of
cloth, mens ware, of a fresh colour, marked T. I. Who
ever will take up said Negro, and return him to the fubferi
ber, shall be entitled to the above reward.
TIMOTHY IVES.
January 4, 1783.
STRAYED or Stolen Ec r, & Sabferiber, on the night of
the 21st inst. a brown MARE, about 13 hands high, na
tural p cer, one hind foot white, and a white spot on the
other Whoever will take up said Mare, and deliver or
Secure her, so that the owner may have her again, shall have
two dollars reward, and all necessary charges paid.
FREDERICK SEXTON.
Tl. December 28, 1782.
Wb cue 3u icixOcis using re-appointed Commillioners,
by the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftri# of Staf
ford, to receive and examine the claims to the estate of
Col. ABIJAH WILLARD, late of Lancaster, Massachusetts-
Bay, now an absentee with the enemy: Do give notice,
that we shall attend said business on the third Tuesday of
January and the second Tuesday of February next, from one
to fix o'clock on each day, at the dweHing-houfe of How
ard Moulton, innholder in said Stafford.---No accounts will
be allied unicis properly amefted.
STEPHEN MOULTON,
SETH JOHNSON,
' SAMUEL ROCWELL
Stafford, Dec. Ty, 17$!.
Now Collecting, and will be published as
soon as the nature of the work will admit, a
Compleat Sett of
Psalm Tunes, Hymns and Anthems.
GREAT part never as yet published; together with an
explanation of the rules of Mufickr The whole co
make up nearly one hundred pages, which will contain all
metres, all airs, and all forts of time proper for Church
Mufick, by the publick's humble servant,
OLIVER BROWNSON.
N. B. The whole to be neatly engraved on Copper-
Place, the Engraver being nowat work. All authors will
have credit for their mufick, and the time fee according to
their copies.
Take Notice of the Rfol^e of the General jdfembf
. puffed in October, I "fl,published in the Connec
ticut Courant, No. 927.
THE Collectors of State Taxes for the town of New-Mil
ford, hereby call on the inhabitants of said town im
mediately to pay the arrears of each of their refpe&;vc
Rates, or exped to pay cost ; and those persons who have
lands in said town liable to be fold for Rates,that their lands
will be fold at the public Sign-Poll, in laid New-Milford,on
the second Monday of Febiuary next, viz. Zalmon Bradley,
Benjamin Banks, Enoch Buckingham, Thomas Clark, Bil
len and Mary Clark,Nathaniel Camp, John Dibble, Francis
Fenn, Timothy Hubbel, Seth Sherwood, Joseph Woodruff,
Daniel Lyman, Sarah Pomcry, Ephraim Strong, Edward
Alien, Samuel Clark and Andrew Barrett.
DANIEL BOSTWICK,gun. ) Collectors
NOBLE HINE, ) of State
NATHANIEL TAYLOR,jd.) Ti@,
New-Milford, Dec, 25, 178}.
WB the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners by
the Hon. Court of Probate, lor the diftrid of Ealt-
Windsor, to receive and ex amine the claims of the creditors
to the estate of ELIPHALET ROBERTS, late of Hartford,
deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give Notice, that:
we will attend the fai 1 bufi^efs at the dwelling-heufe of
Capt. GIDEON OLMSTED, in Eaft-Hartford, on the firft
second and third Thursdays of February next, from Ono
o'clock, in the afternoon, until Six.
JONATHAN STANLEY,
ABRAHAM MILLER.
Hartford, January ~ 1783.
WATCH E s, &c.
THE fubferiber embolden'd by the many favors hitherto
received (in his business) fiom an indulgent public,
and a steady fee of customers in particular, begs leave to in
form the latter, that his remissness has been owing wholly
to a want cf health and proper materials---those causes be
ing in some measure removed, he once more solicits their
further favors. To those who have never employed him,
he would observe, that he fells and repairs Watches, with
fidelity and dispatch, a^d warrants them durable for as rea
sonable a fee as the cure eff.&ed will admit. He has for file
a neat assortment of Furniture, consisting of Chains, Seals,
Keys, &c. His brethren in the Pivot way, willifthey pleafc
also observe, that he can supply them (for the ready) with
the following articles, viz. Crystals of any and every size,
to make np an assortment, by the gross, dozen or Hngle ;
Main Springs by the dozen, with a few endless screw keys,
and bobbins of Pendelum Wire. Sufficient commissions
allowed to Goldsmiths, Post Riders and others, who want a
quantity of work done. Orders forwarded by Posts or
otherwise, will be punctually attended to, and the least fa
vor gratefully acknowledged, by their humble Servant to
command.
THO's. HILLDRUP, at the Poft-Office,
A few Rods South Weft of the State House.
Hartford, January 7, 1783.
CASH given for Calves Pates or Cattles Feet
at the Printing-Office or Paper Mills.
narrow Frizes.
Scarlet, green and brown
Ratteen.
Blue Kerfcy.
Superfine, middling and low
priced Broadcloths, of a
great variety of colours.
Blankets,
Embossed Serge.
Scarlet and clouded Caffi
mer.
Black prunella, and Floren
tine.
Rich black Satt'%
Black, blue and white Mode.
White and purple silk Serge.
Black Calimancoe.
Black and Scarlet worsted
Breeches pieces.
Mensfilk, worsted autothread
Hose.
An assortment of handsome
Calicoes and Chintzes.
Seven-eight and yard wide
linen.
Brittania's.
Dowlas.
Black and white Lace.
Black and white Gauze.
W 1 the fubfcribef9being 6, the Hot. ColP of,fe&^
for the diftrift of Ealt-Windfor, appointed Com
miflfoners to receive and examine the claims of the creditor $
to the estate of Mt. ABNER ELGAR, late of Hartford, de
ceased, represented insolvent, dp hereby give notice to laid
creditors, that we shall attend the business of our appoint
ment at the dweliing-houfe of Capt. DANIEL MARSH, in
Hartford, on the second and third Tuesdays of February,and
the fourth Tuesday of July next, from Ten to Four o'Clock,
on each of said days.
JONATHAN WELLS,
DANIEL MARSH.
Hartford, January 2, H?';#
Old Continental Money.
A SUM of CONTINENTAL MONEY may
be purchased of WILLIAM COIT, athis Store,
opposite the Conrt-Houfe, Hartford.
BROKE into the inclofure of the Subferiber, in Odobef
last, a Mare COLT, two years old past, of a dark co
lour. The owner is desired to pay charges and take her
awa 7' JOHN PETTIBONE.
Simfbury, January 4, 1783.
ALL persons indebted to the fubferiber on Boek or Note,
are de fired to fettle and pay rhe fame, by the firft of
March next; which may prevent their being sued at April
Court:DANIEL GOODWIN.
Hartford, January 4, 1782.
Jeremiah & Ebenezer Platt,
Have just come to band an assortment of French
and Dutch GOOD S, imported in the
last vessels from Trance and Holland; which
are to be Sold at their Store in Hartford,
on the most readable terms, for Cash, Bills
of Exchange, Loan-Office Certificates, Mas
sachusetts State Notes, the Hon. Robert
Morris's Notes, Bank Notes, Flour, Pork,
Beef and Grain, of all forts, viz.—
A GREAT variety of low Black and white gauze hand
priced, mixed Coat- kerchiefs.
lugs- Printed linen handkerchiefs.
Blue and red do. Plain, striped and fprig'J
Blue, red, brown and white Muslin.
Striped Gingham,
Striped Sattin for Gowns#
Cambrick and Lawn.
Cotton Romalls.
Coarse and fine thread.
Sewing Silks of all colours.
Broad & narrow, plain and
twill'd Tapes.
Mens leather Gloves.
Womens coloured worsted
Mitts.
Do. white cotton Gloves.
Do, white silk Gloves and
Mitts.
Do. Black silk Mitts.
Do. leather Gloves.
Black and coloured Gytr,.
Womens Stays.
Muffs and Tippets.
Quality Binding.
Buckram.
Writing Paper.
Looking Glasses.
Au assortment of Ironmon*
gery.
Nantz Brandy, in anchors.
Philadelphia Snuff, in blad
ders, &c. &c.