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WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftrid of Mid
dletown, to examine the claims of the several creditors to
the estate of SAMUEL PELTON, late of Chatham, deceased,
represented insolvent, do hereby give Notice, that we shall
attend said business at the house of. Capt. Israel Higgins,
innholder, in said Chatham, on the last Mondays in June,
July, and O&ober next, at One o'clock, P. M. on each of
said days—all accounts to be properly attested ard exhibit
ed within the said time, or they cannot be received.
loaf Sugar, Raisins by theCafk,
Rum per Hogshead or Barrels
And a small Assortment of
DRY GOODS.
JAMES & HEZ. BULL.
Hartford, Ma, 16, 1783.
A few Hogffieads
Weft-India R U M,
To be Sold reasonably, for Cash, by
JAMES WATSON.
Hertford, Ma, 20, 1783. ,
Port & 1 enerifie WlNhb
To be SOL D. Enquire at
BEARDSLEYS and HOPKINS's Store.
Hartford, May 19, 1783.
WE the fubfetibers being appointed by the Hon. Court
ofProbate for the diftria of Hartford, Commiffion
crs to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of the
estate of Stephen Gibbs, late of Windsor, deceased, repre
sented insolvent ; do hereby notify said creditors that we
shall attend on said business at the dwelling house ofSamuel
Wolcot Allin, in said win^lor; on the last Mondajs in May
and June next. All accounts must be properly attested.
SAM. W.ALLYN,
ELISHA STOUGHTON.
Vindfer, April 29, 1783.
Chatham, May, 14, 1783;
ALL Persons indebted to said efface are requested to
make immediate payment unto
ELIJAH SMITH, Adminiftrater..,
NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprietors of the
township of COVENTRY (State of Vermont) that
there is to be a Meeting of said Proprietors at the house of
Ephraim Root, Esq; in Coventry, on Thursday the sth of
Mime next, at One o'clock, afternoon--.To fee what said
Proprietors v iil dd relative to surveying said township, to
ascertain its contents, that a charter may be had of the fame;
as also when they will proceed to lot out the fame, and to
raise money, by tax or otherwise, to defray necessary er
pence that may arise ; and to do any other business proper
for said Meeting.
CALEB STANLEY, jun. Clerk.
Coventry, May 18, 1783.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commissioners
by the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftrid of
Danbury, to receive and examine the claims to the efface of
LYDIA BURT, late of Ridgefield, now an abfeatec with the
cutty (adjudged forfeit, give Notice that we shall attend
said Gir@els at the Jweßiog-boufe of Capt. Henry Whit
ney, innholder, in said Ridgefield, on the two hit Mon
days of July next, from Two of the Clock till Five in the
afternoon on each of said days.^-No accounts will be al
lowed unless properly attested.
DANIEL COLEY,
HENRY WHITNEY.
Ridgefield, May 21, 1783.
TO BE SOLD by the Subferiber, in New-Lebanon
in the State of New-York, a large FARM, suitable
for plowing, mowing and pasturing, well timbered and
watered, and will cut at leaff twelve tons of hay, with
three Log Houles thereon standing, containing two hundred
acres. An indisputable title will be given, and the the terms
of payment made easy.— Likewise, another FARM, lying
in Waren's Bush, about 16 miles from Schcncdady, contain
ing one hundred acres, under good improvement, with a
small House and Barn thereon, well watered and timbered.
Forfurther particulars, enquire of the subscriber, living in
New-Lebanon.
THOMAS DAY.
New-Lebanon, May 9, 1783.
WE the Subscribers being by the Hon. Court of Pro
bate for the diftria of EalUWindfor, appointed
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the
creditors^ the efface of Mr. DANIEL HILLS, late ofEaft-
Hartford, deceased, represented infolvent/do hereby give
Notice that we shall attend said business at the dwelling
houfe of Mr. Reuben Rifley, in Glaftenbury, on the second
Monday in June and the firft Monday in July next-No ac
counts will be received unlcfs property authenticated.
REUBEN RISLEY,
THOMAS RISLEY.
— — _^
TO T
AGENTEEL SITU ATION, in the centre of
the South Parish in Litchfield, 4 miles from the State-
House, confining of a good House, Barn, and other conve
nient Buildings; two good Orchards, about 30 acres of
land, well proportioned for plowing, mowing, pasture and
wood, the fertility of which is equal to any in the State, and
well incloied; a very good Hind for a merchant, innholder
ar mechanick, which will be fold much below the real va
lue, for one half or one third prompt pay, and good Security
far the remainder. For farther particulars enquire of
L2MAN STONE.
Litchfield, May 23, 1783,
C\dSH given for clean cotton Tnd linen Rag?,
j coarse or fine, at the Store of Strong and
GRAHAM, in Pt^fi^d.
DAVID SMITH,
D AN lEL SMITH.
THE Hun. Court of Probate for the diftri& of Hartford,
having allowed seven months from the date hereof to
the creditors of the estate of ELIJAH SPENCER, late of
Hartford, deccafed, to bring in their claims against said
estate ; the administrator hereby notifies said creditors,
that unless their claims are exhibited within the time limit
ted aforefaid, they cannot be allowed—All persons indebt
ed to said estate are desired to make payment, to
ELIJAH SPENCER, Administrator.
Hartford, May 12, 1783.
ALL persons that have any accounts unsettled with the
estate of OBADIAH SPENCER, late ofUartford, de
ceased, or with the subscriber, are desired to exhibit them
for Settlement before the fidt of November next.
ELIJAH SPENCER, Executor.
May 12, 1783.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Do&or ROBERT
KINKEAD, late of Southington, deccafed, are requeft
to make payment to the (uhfciiber; who will attend the
Settlement of said accompts, at the house of Capt. Amos
Barns in New-Cambridge, on Monday the 9th day of June
nexv, and at the house ofMr. Job Lewis in Southington, on
the firft and laftMondaysofSe ptembernext, from 6 o'clock A.M.
until 9 o'clock P. M. Thole who have BoQs, or any other
property belonging to said estate, are defined to deliver the
fameto OLIVER LEWIS, Adminiftratof.
Hartford, May If, 1783.
He that would make Two or Three Hundred
Pounds by a bargain, now is the time.
TO BE SO L D,
A Good FARM, containing 406 acres of Land, 250 un
der good improvement, well fenced with chefnut rails
and ffone wail, well proportioned for plowing mowing and
pasturing, and cuts more than forty tons of hay in a year,
pastures forty or fifty head of cattle and horses, witha num
ber of sheep, Well watered in phe dryeft seasons, a large
quantity of good ship and ftavc timber on it, two dwelling
houses, with seven fmoaks on the lower floors, two barns
neither of them twenty years old, and three orchards, price
Six Hundred Pounds For further particulars enquire of
CORNELIUS HIGGINS, living on the premises.
Haddam, May 20, 1783.
TAKE NOTIC E,
THIS is to warn all persons that bylaw are obliged to
pay Public Taxes in Farmihgton, that Ithc subscriber
have received warrants from the Treasurer to colled one
Tax of 3d. on the pound, one Tax of is. on the pound, and
one Tax of yd. on the pound, on the lift 1782-—and in or
der to receive said Taxes, 1 shall attend at the house of Cap.
Stephen Norton, in Kensington, on Monday the i^h day of
June ; and at Mr. Jbfeph Smith's, in New-Britain, the 17th,
and at Mr. Royce Lewis's, in Cambridge, the 18th ; and at
Mr. William Ford's, in Northington, che 19th ; and at Mr.
Simeon Hart's, at Weft-Britain, on the 29th days of June.
Those People that negle& to meet me at one of those placcs
as molt convenient, or at my own house, by the 29th of
June, may cxpe& that I shall call upon them at their refpec
tivc houses to colled said Taxes, with the additional cult of
my fees for travel.
SOLOMON WHITMAN, jun. Colle&or.
Farmington, May 16, 1783.
WE the Subicribers being appointed Commissioners, by
the Hon. Judge of Probate, for the county of Berk
shire, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
the estate of Capt. NATHANIEL HOUSE, late of Sandis
field; deceased, represented insolvent, and seven months
being allowed for settlement : Do hereby give notice, that
we shall attend'faid business at the dweling house of Ripley
Torrey, innholder in said Sandisfield, q, the fill Wednes
days of July, August, September and October next, from
two o'clock till seven in the afternoon on each day, after
which no accounts will be allowed—No accounts will be
allowed unless properly attested.
JOHN KELLOGG,)/
RIPLEY TORREY, ) Commissioners
DAVID DEMING, )
N. B. All indebted to laid estate are desired to make
immediate payment to Benajah House, Administrator,
I S^ndisfifld, April 29, 17831
WANTED to hire by the year, a sprightly active young
Woman, that uoderttands weaving and any fort of
house work. Enquire of the Widow TABITHY BIGELOW.
Hartford, May 20, 1783,
Just Published, and now Selling by the Printers
hereof, (Price One Piflareen )
A SERMON,
Preached at Wethersfield, December 13, 1782.
At the Funeral of
Mrs. Lydia Beadle,
Wife of the late William Beadle, and their
Four Children,
Who were all murdered by his own Hands on the Morning
of the 11th Instant.
By JOHNMARS H, A. M.
Pallor of the First Church in Wethersfield:
To which is Annexed
ALETTE R, from a Gentleman in Wethersfield, to his
Friend, containing a Narrative of the Life of William
Beadle, (so far as it is known) and the Particulars of the
M.ffacre of himfelf and Family.
Barnabas Deane, and Co;
Have for Sale at their Store in Hartford, near
the Ferry,
Choice Weft-India Rum, by
the Hogshead or Barrel, Rock Salt, Sugar, Mo
lasses, White Lead, Bar Iron and German Steel.
May 24, 1783.
STRAYED or STOLEN out of the pasture of
Samuel Parsons, in Durham, on the night after the
16th instant, a forrei MARE, about 8 years old, i4hands
high, with white feet, yhire face, and one yhite eye,
long mane and tail, her off hind-foot turnsin, molt natural
to pace. Whoever will take up said Mare, and return her
to the subscriber in Chatham, or to Joseph Parsons, in Dur
ham, shall be handsomely rewarded, and necessary charges
paid, by
LEMUEL PARSONS,
Chatham, May 2,, 1783.
"TO O D, '
TH E hull of a new Brigantine as she now lays it Had
dam Cove, about one hundred and eighty tons burthen,
designed for a double deck, the upper deck not ,et laid, but
if it best suits the purchaser, the builder is to finish it off;
and furnish the usual number offyaxs. Inquire of
MARY ALSOP.
Middletown; May 20, 1783.
Thirty Dollars Reward! ;
RUN away from the Subferiber on the 26th of April last,
a Negro MAN servant, named SCIP; about 23 years of
age, middling frature, well sett, born in the country, speaks
good English, and can read tolerable well; had on when
he went away and carried with him, one pair of blue broad
cloth Breeches, a red Waistcoat, a light mixt coating doti
blebreafted Jacket, with buttons covered with blue cloth,
two striped Shirts, one white do. one pair of blue seemed
Stockings, one pair of white do. a white Jacket, a green
broadcloth Coat, a pair of brown linen breeches, a small
beaver Hat, and one felt do. Whoever will take up and re
turn said fervent to me in New-London, north parish, shall
have the above reward and aU reasonable charges paid.----
All masters of veffcls and others, arc forbid to carry off or
harbour said fervanc.
WILLIAM PRINCE.
New-London, May 15, 17831
STRAYED from the Subferiber, on or about the 17th of
April lass, a sorrel MARE, about 14 bands high, a star
in her forehead, paces and trots, shod all round, her fore
shoes toe cork'd, and one of her fore hoofs split. Whoever
takes up said Marc and returns her to the subscriber, shall re
ceive two dollars reward and necessary charges paid.
JOHN WRIGHT.
_Chatham. May 23, 1783.
S T A~T of V ER M O N t
APPLICATION having been made to the Subferiber, by
more than one fifteenth part of the proprietors of the
township of Hubbaidton, to warn a meeting of the propri
etors of said township This is therefore to warn the pro
prietors of the township afoieiaid, to meet at the house of
Capt. Benjamin Hecock, innholdel in said Hubberton, iu
the county of Rutland, on the firft Monday of August ncxt 2
atone o'clock afternoon, then and there to cranfa& the fol
lowing business, lit. To chufe a moderator, 2d. A clerk for
said propriety, 3d. To fee if said proprietors will agree on
some method to accomodate the public with roads, 4th. To
fee if the proprietors will grant a tax on each right to defray
the i^cclfary charges of the propriety aforefaid, and trante
aft %hy other business that shall then and there be adjudged
proper.
Rutland county, Caftlcton, May 2, 1783.
S T'A T E of VERMON T.
WHEREAS application has been made to me, by more
than one Sixteenth part of the proprietors of the tewa
of Hindiburgh These arc therefore to warn the propri
etors of said town, to meet at the house of Mr. Abnei Chaf
fee in said Hindfburgh, on the fifth Monday of June next,
and when met to proceed to chufe a moderator and clerk,'
then to examine into the former proceedings of the several
proprietors meetings of said tawn, and to make such regula
tions and eflablishments as may then appear eligible, and
to do any other business as may then be necessary.
IRA ALLEN, Assistant.
Sunderland, May 16, 1,83.
T O BE S OL D,'
A FARM lying in WeftfiHd, about two miles from the
meeting house, about two hundred acres, lying on the
country road thatleads from Weftfielil to Northampton, welb
watered, about 60 acres under improvements a small House
and Barn, a young Orchard, well accommodated for two
Farms, for mowing, plowing and pasturing. Enquire of
STEPHEN NOBLE, Innholder.
XY/Ethe Subferiber being (by the Hon. Court of Probate
for the diftri& ofEaft-Windfor) appointed adrai, i
ftrators to the estate of Mr. Joseph Smith, face of Glaftenbu
ry, deceased; hereby notify all persons that have any de
mands ag iiff said estate, that we shall attend upon the fet
tlemcnt of said estate, at the dweling-houfe of Landlord
Eliazer Wright, innholder, in said Glaftcnbmy, on the Gift
Mondays of July and August next. Ann allperfons indebted
to said estate are desired to make payment to
SAMUEL SMITH, ).. . .
SOLOMON LOVELAND. )AdWiftratots.
Ghftenbury, June r, 1-783.
CT~ ISTAMENTS and Schoolmaster's Affif-
X tants, to be fold by. the Printers hereof
TO BE SOL D,
By JOHN HUMBERTS,
At Middle-Haddam, by Wholesale and Retail;
a Large Assortment of EUROPEAN
GOODS, just imported, on the molt
Reasonable 'Perms, viz.
Broadcloths, Calicoes, Checks, Russia Duck^
Linens, Harlem Snipes, Barcelona and Gauze Hand
kerchiefs, Gauzes, Trimmings, Ladies and Gentlemens
Gloves of Various colours, Cotton and Thread Stockings,
Ribbons, Ladies Shoes, Sewing Silk and Thread, Bohea
Tea, Pepper, Nutmegs, Writing-Paper, Window-Glass,
7 by 9, 8 by 10, and, by 11 ; different forts of Knives and
Forks, Spoons, Haarlem Oil, Stephanas Balsam, a great
Variety of Cutlery Ware, and many other Articles.
June 2, 1783.