The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-02-20 00:00:00, page 4

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By HINSDALE & JONE S,
BOHEA TEA. by the Chest. Cwt. or lb.
New England Rum, by the Hhd.
Sugar, by the Tierce or Barrel.
German Steel by the Cwt. or finale bar.
Rock Salt.
Ltiper's Philadelphia made Snuff, by the Cwt, or
finite Bladder.
Bottle Ditto by the Gross, Dozen or single,
Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper, Nutmegs, Powder, &c.
Also, a few Clothe, Hair Plush, Gauzes, Rib
bent,&c. &c.
February 5, f,81.
TH E Subscriber wants' to patchale a quanta,
of Wheat Flour, Rye Flour, and Indian'
Corn; for which, he will pay part hard and part
other money, on delivery,
JAMES WATSON,
Hartford, January 31, 1781.
For SALE, at the Store of
thadeus Leavitt,
, In SuFFIrfLDj
BLUE brown & scarlet Broadcloths, Half thieks,
Baizes, black blue and brown cotton Velvets,
figur'd Serge, Hairbines, figur'd Stuff and Meek
linbnrg, Camblet and Cambleteen, Silk Crape, Mis
finet, Calamancoes/ Shalloons, Drawboy*, Callicoes
and Chintzes, black Sittin, de. wide and narrow
Perfan, black and whiteffigur'd Gauzes, C^p wire,
Catgut. Calamanco Shoes, Men's worfled Cap; Irish
Einnen, Cambrick,black silk Lace. A large aTcrt
ment Ribbons of varices colours. Black and co
lour'd ftlk Handkerchiefs, Sewing Silk, Tw^ and
Mela'r, metal and twifl Buttons, fine Thread, Tape,
Quality and Shoe Bindings, Writing Paper, Spel
ling Books. P ns, long and moit Pipes, bottle Snuff
Penknives, Razor,,:Awls and Tack„ Knives and
Forks, Shoe and K te Buckles Slave Buttons, Hair
Combs, Pewter Quart Cups, Bafons, Platters, Platen
Porringers, &c. An affottment of Crockery Ware.
Wool Cards. Capdleßieks, Crown Soap, Pocket and
Slate Books, Tea, Chocolate, Pemento, Pepper,
Ginger, Currants, Rum. Sugar. Wine, Indigo,
Salt, German Steel, Allain, &e. &c.
February 3, i,3j.
To be Sold, for bard Money, Cattle or Sheep,
AF A R M, lying in Gofhen, in Litchfield
county, containing about 69. Acres ; a good
house and barn landing thereon ; also, an
orchard that makes 25 barrels of cyder, yearly. For
farther particulars, enquire of the fabferiber, Iving
am the premises.
CHARLES HUMPHRY.
Gofhen, January 16, 178),
WE the fubferibers being appointed commiffion
eta by the bon. court of probate for the
county of Hampshire, to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors on the e^ate of Thomas Root,
late of Weflfield, deceas'd, represented insolvent ;
do hereby give notice that we will attend qn said
business at the house of Mr. Daniel Fowler, innhol
der in Wefficld, on the fecund and lafi Toefdays of
February next and the fill and last Tuesdays of
March next, from two o'clock in the afternoon till
seven.
JOHN INGRRSOL &
DAVID MOSELY, | Commissioners.
Weftfield, January 24, 1781.
For State Money, if soon applied for,
GERMAN and English Steel.
Bar Iron.
Cotton Wool.
Ri'fins.
Indigo, by the Cwt.
Also, a variety of French and English GOODS,
well Suited for the season, at the S ore of
STEPHEN AUSTIN and Co.
°.° Hard Cash given for Bees Wax at said Store.
To be SOLD, for hard Money or WheaS these
following Parcels of Land, (diftiibution to one
of the Heirs of Mr. John Auffin, of Hartford,
deceas'd) to wit,
Fifty. four acres ofafy Lot,
in New-M Iford or Kent, at a place called
New-Preflon : The third Lot, in th? firfl division
of Lok in Farmington, adjoining the itfaved Lands,
(So called) containing 110 Acres : And alio, ons
Lot, in the townffi p of Winchester, in the fi^ d
vifion of Lots, laid oat to Daniel Smith, or on his
bis right, contain ng 23 Acre,, Whoever inclines
to purchase any or all of the above Lands, may ap.
ply to the fubferiber, know the t,ms, and obtain
an indisputable title.
THO's SEYMOUR.
Hartford, January, 1781,
LL persons that have any demands on the eEate
of Isaac Kibbe, la<e of Enfield, deceased, are
desired to bring in their accounts; and those that
are indebted to the said e£ate ate requeued to fettle
the fame, with
MARGARET KIBBE, Executrix.
Enfield Janna y2l 178'1.
^3 S~O L D,
AF A KM, lying in the ScuhcabPart of
L i chficid containing 180 Acres; about 50
uiraer good improvemen ; A Small house, barn,
and orchard landing thereon. (It cuts 25 tons of
, bay, yearly) For partitalm, enquire of the sub.
fcriberf living on the premifea.
HARRIS HOPKINS.
Litchfield, January 18. 178 c.
BROKE into the inclcfirt of the Sa fc^ber,
in OAober lift, two yearling STBARS;
ui.e a black, with a white ftce, a fit in the end of
the near ear ; the other a red, with a white face, a
crop off the near ear, and a flit in the end of
the fame. The owner is desired to prove his pro
perty, pay charges, and taka them away.
DAVID ROSE.
Granville, January I®. 1781
(BENJAMIN WRIGHT,
HEREBY Informs thofc men who served in the
mriiria, under his command, at Horse Neck,
in May la± that he expels to wait on them, at
Hartford, to pxy them their wages, &e. on the 27th
inflant, provided they penally appear or (end
Written orders.
N. B. These who call for the wages of su c h as
were killed, or have since died, mull %„ their
lawful right to receive the fame.
Wethersfield. February 6, 1781,
TO be Sold at PUBLIC VENDOR, with the
incumbrance of the Widow's Third, the
House, with all the reA of the real estate belonging
to Joseph Porter, late of East-Windsor deceased, at
the dwelling:houfe of Capt. Joel Loomis, innholder
in East-Windsor, on Tuesday the 27th day of Fe
bruary inftanh at 2 o'clock afternoon.
SAMUEL PORTER, Administrator..
TO be icid, at a reafc^ubhrmr7^y'TrT '^^
ber, two farms lying in Spencertown,in New-
York State, one containing two hundred and twen
ty acres, well watered, about fifty acres under im
provement, a good meadow, cutting twenty five
tons of hay, with a good house and barn on the pre
mifer.. The other containing one hundred and thir
teen acres, well watered, 6f.y acres under improve
ments, with two log houses on the premise,. Ano
ther farm lying in New Concord, about two miles
diflant from the other, containing about ninety acres,
wall watered, forty ac es under improvement, wih
three log boules and a log barn on the premier.
Said farms are for immediate sale, for hard money
only, by JONATHAN CULVER, living on the
premises.
BROKE into the enclosure of the Subscriber,
the 13th November, Sx SHEEP: F-ur
markt with a crop of the ri,,bt ear, a hollow crop in
the end of the left, and a half penny the under fide
of the fame ; The other two black, their ear marks
much the fame. The owner is desired to pay charges
and take them away.
STEPHEN BIDWELL.
Lhc! field, January 29 1781.
ST OLE N from the Subscriber, on the night
of the 21st infant, a large Sorrel MARE, with
a Saddle and Bridle. Said Mare is nine years old,
a large far in her forehead, trotsand paces. "Who
ever will return said Mare, with the Saddle and
Bridle, shall receive Three Hundred Dollars ; and
Four Hundred more, for the thief, if brought topa
nifhaent, paid by
SAMUEL MATHER.
Warfield, January 29, 1781.
A quantity of Provide ice Lime
to be exchanped fr Wheat. Rye or Indian Corn,
at Samuel Kilburn's S ore in Hartford.
nfr ^'^ 11^1— =^^^/*^w^^ m -
TAKE NOT FC E.
AN UMBE R'of the co, fifes ed EfWcq lyirfg
in the counts T Nfo Haven Fairfield, and
Litchfield, will be immediately fold, ei her at public
or priva e sale, for ready caffi or, very ffiert credit,
a committee is appointed who will at end to this bu
siness as Speedily as pbOiole and a notification w 11
be lodged in .he different towns pointing out the
time, place and terms of file as well as the persons
who will attend to this buLefs. Good au emi^
deeds of conveyance; with warrantee, will be given
to the purchaftrs, by the Treasurer of the States
agreeable to a& of assembly.
F % 12.1781.
ST RAYED or STOLENfora the Sub
fenber, fomttime in November IgA, a blackifti
HORSE; 8 years old, 14 bands high, a white
feieak in his face, the right t ye wall'd, hie tail feme
thing ,ey, 3or all hit feet white. Whoever will
take up fiid herfe, and fend word to the owner,
living in Weft Huefuch, near the white house,
have Two Hard Dollars reward, and all neceflu,
charges paid.'
LUKE HIL L.
Xyeftjaoofaclr,January 11, 1781.
EARTHEN WA Rl'—
h b * S°LD, Whohfa'm or Retail, by
ISRAEL SEYMOU R.
Hartford, January 12, 1 78,.
TO BE SOLD BY "T
aaron Bradley,
At hit Biack- Smith a -Shop, new the Great- Bridge,
in Hartford.
Best refined iron, german
AND ENGLISH STEEL, &c.
February 5, 1781.
UNITED STATES LOTTERY.
THE public are informed that Tickets in the
FOURTH CLASS of said LOTTERY,
arts arrived. Those persons who were adventurers
in the third xlaG, or any who are pa&fforsof Tick
ets therein, by producing them may have them re
newed by paying the puce Rated, if blanks.
Where prizes are drawn ut the lowest denomina,
tion, they renew themselves, and Tickets of the fame
number purchased of the fubferibers will be refcv
ed. Old Continental Currency only can be receiv
ed, and all who do not appiy within fix weeks from
thia date, will be entirely excluded.
JOHN CHENEVARD,
roderic Lawrence.
Hartford, January 15, 1781.
ALSO, Tickets in Carlton's Bridge Lottery
may be had of
JOHN CHENEVARD.
ALL perlons having any demands on me the
fabfer&r, as Deputy Qurter. Mate Gene
ral for the State of Conne&icat, are hereby
requeued to bring in their claims (before the fir*
day of March next, after which time none will be
received or paid) that they may be adjusted, and
the depreciation attained agreeable to a resoluti
on of congress of the 26th of Anguft lift . for the
amount of which certificates will be given, An&
for the convenience of the creditors, all theft on the
sea coafi ficm Failfield ta Horfarck, will plcafe to
fend in their claims to Capt. Simeon Selleck. Stami
fcrd ; and these in the western part of said State to
Capt. Jernes Clark, Danbury ; who are hereby di
refled to recciveand receipt the fame, and wheu
the whole ar^ collected, to bring them in for fettle
meat; and these in the tavern part and middle of
Aid date, w 1! please to apply at ray office.
NBH. HUEBARD, late D. Q. M. G.
Hartford, F-brua-y 4, 1781,
ExirrA of the Refejve of Congress mentioned above:
RESOL VED, Teat all and Angular the creditor®
of these United Spates, for supplies furnished the
army, or the transportation 'therecf, ffiall be entitled
to receive the just value of the fems due to them ref
pmAively, in bills of credit emitted purfeant to the
aA of the fßth March last, the value of the feme
due, to be afeertained according to the current value
of the continental bib of credit compared with
Specie, at the time the money became due; at the
£ SRAYfe Dor STULE-N'kom'u.. SsbJ
fcrlbcr, last Fall or Summer, a yellowish red'
ST EA Ror ST AG; 2 years old past, mark'd
with a half crop under the right ear, some white
about him. Whoever will take up laid Steer, if
frayed, and return him to the owner, ffiall be hand
ft mely rewarded ; but if flolen.and the thief secured,
three silver dollars, and all necessary charts paid.
AMOS BIDWELL."
Hartford, Wel- Di v ifo n , January 26, 1781.
StATE ts R^DM.I^CTNn-
Updikes, (Newtown) December 29, 1 780.
TH B Subfer toer takes this method to inform
the Public, That he keeps two good Freight
BOATS, that,lyes every day from here to New
port, with Freight and Passengers.—This place ie
about eight miles , noith wand from the South-Ferry,
and the fame diEance nlgher to Newport : The
read is much better, and easier tranfportatlon by
land, than to the South Ferry. from CoDne&feut.--J
The Freight or Paffen§er,, may be lauded at any
wharf m Newport, without any land carriage."
Entertainment may be bad at the above place.
By the public'^ bumble fervent,
THOMAS COLHELL.