The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-03-16 00:00:00, page 4

LL pcrism ^.& have ^!uc piov.fim, kt
/t the Continent, are ditched to brand tach
barrel with thair nnnr at full length.
JERE. WADSWORIH,Com. Gen.
Eirtfol February 25. :77g,
„ fhEREAS MARfF? the wde cl me the
V, fOßfuiber, has eloped rroin my bed 2id board.
Tref eit therefore to forbid all perlons crediting her
0: mv account, as 1 rill not pay any debtor pen
tra& she may make hereafter.
DAVID ALLEN, Jun.
R:ff Windfur February 26, 1,79.
^ &I" 'he DinnerhxrAcricg appno ea C irmiffi-
V/ oners, !, teehcncrc'de Timothy Edwards,
Riq; Judge of the Court cf Probat..&c^ ter the
county cf B^rfihiic t'^e fia a cf MafUchUfetts-
Bay ; to examine the claims of the several creditors,
to ti. J e?a!e ofDAVID INGERSOLL. Esq;
late of Grot Barrington in said county, absentee,
represented info'vent, hereby give notice that we
fliall attend on said business, on the fir/ Mondays of
every month a r ?er this date until the bad of the year
7779, (if neceffiry) at the house of Mr. Ebenezer
Bement, innholder in said Great Barrington, at nine
o'clock i^ the morning-.
It isexpefled all accounts will be well attested to,
before thev am exhibited fsr adjußment.
EBENEZER BEMONT,)
THON INGERSOLL, , Cemmif/rs.
MOSES HOPKINS. )
Great Barrington Jan. to, 1779.
r ]i H E Proprietors of the tewnfh'p ofClarendon,
1 in the county of Bennington and state ms
Vermont, are hereby notified to meet at the dwelling
house of Mr. Elisha Smith in said town on
Wednesday the fifth day of May next, at nine o'clock
in the forenoon; then and there to aft on the follow
ing articles, viz.
First, to choose a Moderator. Second, to take in
fo consideration the merits of the settlers, and then
if found necessary, said proprietors may make them
such grants as may be confident with justice, and to
eftabhfh to each proprietor wh'o have improvements
in such a division including their improvements as
the proprietors may think just. Third, to adopt
some measures whereby the lands in said township
may be divided, and aftertained to each proprietor,
according to the directions of the charter or grant
thereof. Fourth, to choose a Treasurer fer said
propriety, and fee what money said propriety will
taife to defray charges.
Given under our hands, at Clarendon, the 4th
day of February, 17,9.
E LISHA SMIT H,
JOSEPH SMIT H,
SILAS WHITNE Y.
Commute for calling proprietors meetings.
TO be Sold, by the Subferiber, Two Hundred
Acres of LAN D, lying in Norwich, in the
county of Hampshire, about eleven miles weft of
Northampton on the country road that leads from
Northampton to M^ryfield; fifty acres of said land,
is under improvement, well fenced, and fifty more
partly come into graft, and partly fenced, with a
forty foot barn, and a house convenient for one fami
ly, with an orchard of about 70 small thrifty trees.
JONATHAN WARE.
Norwich, February I§, 1779.
q'O be Sold, 7 acres of L AN D, lying in Shef
field, with a good dwelling. house thereon, and
two good fheps and tan works Efficient to tan 300
hides in a year, and a good orchard of 30 trees and
a wood lot of 6 acres in left then a mile, within
two miles of the meeting house, and very handy to
a grist mill, saw mill, iron works and a clothier.
Any perfun desirous of parchafing the fame may ba
informed of the terms cf sale and obtain a title by
applying to PHINEAS LOOMIS, living on
the pren.fet.
March 2. 177,./
'fOUR-HUNDRED DOLLARS 'ITEWARD
RUN away from his bail, one Nathan Stark, of
Lebanon, in the State cf Connecticut, on the
23d day of January 1779, is about 50 years old,
midling Nature, has a large red nose ; and we the
fubferiben being bound in a bond of two thousand
pounds for Lid Stack's appearance at court, promise,
that whenever will bring said Nathan Stark to us,
^ either of us, in Norwich. Anil have the above
reward. GEORGE HARRIS.
JONATHAN GARDNER.
ELIJAHLAMPHEAR.
Feb,:^ry 16, 1779.
%WO LARGE OX HIDES, to beexchanged
X for foihn Corn.' Enquire of the Printers.
„ EFINED BAR IRON, to be Sold by WIL-
X°\ LIAM IMLAY, at 1A Sto^ jo Hartford. —
Alfi 2 neat Afc^oCTt of DRY GOODS,
f"g°?nE*BA^the deviceof S^rnul. Broome And
Yv Company, Lie cf the city cf Nw; Yl.k,
were noticed that their 'Partnership would d,u'Jve
the firft of May last, and were requeued to m.ke
payn ent ; notwithstanding ' many of thera have ne
gleded to fettle their accounts. They are therefore
agais desired to discharge their debts due to fa:d
'Partnership without delay, either to Samuel Become
at Little Cambridge, near Boston, or to Jeremiah
Platt at Hartford. Andasthey continue to receive
their debts in Continental Bills, they conceive their
debtors can never have a more favorable opportunity
to pay their debts.
SAMUELBROOME,
JEREMIAH PLATT.
February 20, 17'9,
H E honotzbie court of probate for Hartford
I diflria, having appointed us commifficners,
to examine the claims of the creditors to the etiate of
Ebenezer Sandford, late of Wethersfield deceas'd,
represented insolvent. Notice is hereby given, the
creditors; that we £h 11 atiend for that pu.peL, at the
dwelling house of David Beckley, innholder in said
town, the third and Lift mdndays of March and fe
cund Monday ofApril next, from 2 to 8 o'clock as
ternoon on each cf Lid days.
David Webstar, | C omm iff lo n CT .
Iheodorb Beckley, ,
February 24, 1779.
A good fiiver China faced WATCH to be Sold
reifn+h'e Enquire of,be Printers.
WE me subscribers ^h<g appointed by the hon.
court of probate for the difttia of Simfbury,
commissioners to examine the claims of the creditors
to th' estate of Jufhaa Case, late of Simfbery deceas
ed represented insolvent. Theft are to notify said
creditors, that we fh?ll attend said business at the
dwelling house of George Case, in Simfbury, on the
3d mondays of March and April next, at one of the
clock in the afternoon cf esch day.
Daniel Humphry, 1
^. Noah Phelps, > Commissioners.
Jonathan Pettibone.)
Feb. 18 17794
ST RAYED or STOLEN from the fubferiber
in New Hartford, some time in Miy la&, a
dark brown MARE, with some whi # e foots about
her, supposed to be a little of the spot breed, three
year# old part, was never dockt or ffiod, but was
halter broke some, natural pacer. Whoever will
return said Mare or inform me where ffie is so that
lean have her again flhill be intitled to TE N
DOLLARS reward and all neceffiry charges
paid, by JAMES HENDERSON.'
F^r^arv 20,1779
• & 'HEPabl.c are hereby inform-d, That the late
I 'Partuerih p between Watson and Goodwin
is now dfff?lved; and that the Printing BifineE in
ah its Branches will be carried on by Hudson and
Goodwin at the Printing Office in Hartford, as
usu — Those who are indeb ed to the late 'Part
nesihip, are earaeftly requested to call at the Office
and fettle their Accounts.
Printing Office Hertford, March 2, 1 7^9.
— S'M I T H 'and CO if,
HA yING for several years ^9, carried on in
Partnership the APOTHECARIES and
BOOKSELLERS Business in Hartford.
Now inform their cufton ers, that their Copa-tner.
sh p will be dissolved in April next. And as Mr.
Coit purposes then to leave the town, it is neref
fary that all their open accounts ffiould be adjusted,
as far as mry be.-——They therefore request all
persons having accounts against them, to bring them
, in as soon as possible; and wherever they are indebted,
the creditors,may depend ffpon receiving the balances
dae to them according to the ftriaef lrules of cora
mutatife justice———and balances found to be due
to said Company, will he chearfully received from
a 1 thofc who are willing to pay them in the fame way.
Those who have borrowed Books either of Smith
or Coit, are desired to return them immediately.
N. B. After the expiration of said partnerfh p,
the business will be carried on (as well as the tiroqs
will admit of) by SOLOMON SMITH,
at the Store new occupied by Smith and Coit.
Hartfori, March 2, 1779.
IF the parents of Moses Gorden deceas'd, (who
wasa long time prisoner with the enemr) will
apply immediately to the fubferiber, they will be
informed of something greatly to their advantage
ELIPHALET BRUSH.
Hartford, March 6 >779.
UM, Sa,car, Mohfei, Coffe and Salt ; toTe
exchanged on very reasonable terms, for
Tobacco Pork, Fleur. Wheat, Rye. Corn or Om,
by J OHNCALDWE L I 4 afgw red: feuth
of tle Cc@t Horse Hartford.
M^ch o, 1,7,. ?
,~p ft E Suf)&';b: f, being appointed Ceffimiffi
oners, to examine and au'juft the claims cf
the electors to the estate cf SAMUEL CHURCH,
late cf Simfbury, deceased; hereby give notice that
we shall attend hid business at the house of Joseph
Holcomb in said Simfbury on the third Monday#
in March and April next, at 11 o'clock forenoon.
PETER RICE, )
ELDAD HOLCOMB,<Commiffionert
SILAS HOLCOMB.}
Simsbury, Feb. 12, 1779.-
N. B. The above estate is leprefented insolvent;
'l "" fublcribers informs t! ofe to whom the,
A have carried the Conned cut Courant, that
they are obliged t make immediate payment to the
Printers, which they cannot do, unless they can
come to a fenkmen: with their customer,. They
will wait on them on Tuesday the 16th cf March,
at Mr. Catlin's in Harwinton; on Wednesday the
17th at Mr. Stanton's in Lhchfidr ; on TbMrfday
and Friday at Mr. Paul 3a th' si^ Sharon ; on Sa
turday the 20th art C^pt. Jchnfon'% and on Monday
22d at Mr. Lee's in Sahfbniy ; on Tuesday 23d at
°''a'"'' '""vey' s i n Sheffield ; on Wednesday 24th
at Mr. Brigham's New Maryborough ; on Thursday
2§th at Mr. Stilman's in Saudi fifed, and on Friday
26th at Mr. Fowler's Granville ; at which times
and places one of the fubferibers will attend, in or
der for a full and cer plete settlement.
AMOS ALDEN
BENAJAH GRISWOLD.
WE the fabfciib&s appointed ^y the nee.court
of p r obate fur thr diftri& of Guilford, com
m'ffioners to examine and adj Ift the claims of the cre
ditors to the estate of Jefiah Chittenden, late of Kil
lingworth, in the county of New London deceased,
represented insolvent, hereby notify we sh il attend
said business at the dwelling house of Lieut. Ebfha
Crane in fjj Killingworth, on the 3d tuefday of
Marebnexi, and on the two following Tuesdays.
MARTIN LORD,} .
ELISHA CRANE,/ Commi ""°
Killinrworth Feb, 22, >779.
CoYTt INENTAL BILLS
of May 20'h 1777, and April nth, 17,8.
WILL be taken in payment for a Quantity of
Philadelphia Dreft Leather and Ready Made
Breeches, left in the care of the Subscriber, and at
the very leweft prices. Enquire of
STEPHEN AUSTE N.
Ccmrwffary's Office, Hartford, March 4, 1779.
HEREAS many inconveniences arise,
YV both to the Public and to her servants, from
the rqle& of the persons imployed in trarfporting
public Hores, from one magazine to another ; or
from the var ous parchafing Corpmiffiries, to the
magazines or army, of returning the vouchers for
the delivery cf the goods, and ex&n^in, their
receipts. This is frequently the case where they
recede paymenrfor iranfporta ion, from the Quarter-
Master's department ; and in too many inftknees
where they expea payment from this <ffi:e. To
remove this evil, all condu&ors cf teams as well as
private carters, are hereby CALLED ON FOR AN
IMMEDIATE EXCHANGE of receipts, for all public
goods delivered them ; — and notified, that if
they, in future, ne gle& this part cf their duty,
all such rece pts returned to me will be put in suit,
on the fuppefition of their having converted the
good, to their own use. The recap's forthe dels
very of any piovificns or Hores, ffionld be return-,
ed to tye'perfon fioro whom they were received ;
Tills, is the more nectffary as frequently part if not
the whole of the goods received by the co .duflors,
&c. are delivered at other magazines and p fts than
those for which they were originally intended; and
the purchaser of magazine keeper, has no othez
means of rectifying his books than that cf therece pts
for the delivery which are returned Lira.
All persons concerned are requeued to make im
mediate returns, to this office, of the DELIVERY of
any forb's entiufied to their care^
PETER COL T.
D. C. G. P^E part.
AL L persons having any demands a,infl tte
efface cf Will am Andrus, late of New Hart
ford deceas'd, ae desired, to exhibit them for fettle
meet to William Andras cf Hartford, or Nehemiah
A rdrus of New- Hartford. All rthofe indebted *e
desired to make immediate payment, to
WILLIAM ANDRUS,
NEHEMIAH ANDRUS, f n ^^n
libenne to Hwd. and t be Sold,
By JAMES PERCIVAL,
At his SrORR at KekslnOton;
J N DIG Oof the be& kind, by tfa Santi ton
fl died or lesser quantity. Aifo. Logwood v/d.
Fame, by the hundred weight. Ah's, by maiL
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