The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-07-31 00:00:00, page 4

,/TRAYED a+iy from the fubferiber, in Great-Barrinrtan
O about the frit of May last, a black roan HORSE, four
years old, thirteen and an halfhands high, shod all round,
paces all, no brand.— Whoever cakes up said Hoife, and
informs the owner, or advertises him in this paper, shall be
well re warded, and all necessary charges paid by
, CHARLES PASSANS,
Jane 2^, 1781.
LEB B U L L, Juu'r.
HAS just received a few Casks of R AISI NS, that arc
very good: Likewise, 4d. Bd. and rod. NAILS,
and sundry other Articles of Merchandize, which are for
sale, at a reasonable Price, for Cash in hand, at his Store in
Hartford.
To be SOL I), on reasonable Terms,
A FARM in New- Hartford, lying on the road from
Hartford to Albany, very convenient for a Tavern
Trader or Tradesman, contains about 40 acres, nine tons of
good hay will be cut on it this season ; it has an orchard of
130 flourishing trees, 30 of which bear, with an excellent
Nursery ; it has plow and pafturingland, a good linto house
barn and blacksmiths shop &c. Enquire of the fubfe r iber
living on the premises. JESSE GOODEN
New-Hartford, July 11, 1781.
T O B~E 0 L
By WILLIAM BULL,
A Few Boxes 6by 8 and 7 by 9 Window Glass. Also,
Warranted S CYTHE S, by the Dozen.
Hartford, July 12, 1781.
F~O-R FA L E,
BYJOH NMORGAN,
RAR IR O N and blistered Steel, of the best quality.—
V Likewise a small afforcment of Crockery, confuting of
Tea Cups and Tea Potts, at his Score North of the Court-
Houfc ; where may be had a variety of English Goods, such
as Sartins, Modes, Taffaties, Luteftrings, Chintzes, Gauze,
Lawn, Cambrick, Linens, Cloths, Velvets, & c . &c. Tea'
Coffee, Pepper, Indigo. He has likewise about 80 Bushels
Lisbon Salt, which will fell very low.
Hertford, June 17, 1781.
—E ART HEN W A R
To be Sold, Wholesale or Retail ; also,
A Number of APPLE-TREES, for Orchards,
By ISRAEL SEYMOUR.
Hartford, April 20, 1781.
TO fe~E S O L 14
B, E. A USTI N, Goldsmith.
FRESH imported Bilboa Silk Hankerchiefs, at 11 dollars
by the dozen, hard money, or 9 shillings single, cy
pher'd and white Itone Earring Tops set in gold, cypher'd
and white itone Buttons, set in silver, hat Pins, set in fiber,
shoe and knee Buckles, of various patterns, stock Buckles
Broaches, and gold Necklaces.
LOST on the road between Hartford and Farmin'ton (a
bout the time the French troops were on their march
from this place) a plain gold repeating WATCH with a
gold chain and seal, in the middle or the chain is a Gold
medallion of ore colour, engrav'd with a coat of arms.
Whoever has found the fame, and will return it to JERE
MIAH WADSWORTH'S Office, shall be reasonably re
warded. Hartford, July i 2, ifa.
Taken up in WoodbZYtiTT^TTTY^TTbn^
MARE, and a year old COLT, no brand-——The owner
is denied to pay charges and take them away.
„ TIMOTHY STRONG.
Woodbury, July 9, 1781.
ROKE int ° the inclofure of the Subferiber, about the
loth of May laft,a light bay MARE COLT, 2 years
old this spring—The owner is desired to prove his proper
ty' p a y charges and take her away.
SAMUELSPENCER.
Suffield, July 26, 1781.
WE the fubferibers being appointed, by the Hon. Court
of Probate for the county of Berkshire, Admini
strators on the estate of TIMOTHY COLE, late of WASH
INGTON, deceased; do hereby desire all the heirs to said
cftate, co meet at the dwelling house of Capt. Isaac Marsh
innholder in Stockbridge, on Thursday the 20th of Sept,
next, in order to make a complete settlement of said efface
and all who have accounts in favour of or against said
eftate,are desired to exhibit them for immediate settlement
REUBEN PARKER, )
SARAH COLE, ) Administrators.
Stockbridge, May 29, 1781.
riRAYED from the lubicriuer, in May last, one redlined
O HEIFER, 2 years old, no ear mark :—Alfo, sometime
in June last, one red CO W, 5 or 6 years old, a hollow crop
ir. her right ear, a square crop in the left, and a flit in the
fame :—Allo, one black HEIFER, 2 years old, a streak of
while on her back, a hollow crop in her right ear, and a
halfpenny in the fore fide of the left.—Said'ftrays formerly
belonged to Hartland, and are supposed to have gone that
way< —Whoever will return them to the fubferiber, or givb
information where they may be had, shall be handfomcly
rewarded, and all charges paid, by'
„ - o JONATHAN BIGELOW.
Hartford, July 13, 1781.
Juit PuDuuua, unci now Selling at the North
Door under the Printing-Office, and at Lieut.
Benjamin Ellis's, in Stafford,
Heresy detected and exposed, in
a brief NARRATION of the unhappy DIS
PUTES that have arisen in thgecend Society, in ST AF
FORD, with the Judgment of several COUNCILS
that have been called; their unanimity and agreement in
rebrobating certain Singular Tenets, adopted by the Kev
ISSAC FOSTER.
Published for the Benefit of the Curious and Inquisitive
By DAVID S. ROWLAND and THEODORE
HINSDALE,
At tot Desire and Request of the ^ffociatim of this Di£ri&.
TOIES 0 L D,
(Opposite the South Meeting-House, Harford)
T' •' Sugar, Indigo, Writing Paper, Bonnet ditto,
X Leiper s Deft Snutf, Combs of all kinds, Chapel Nee
dles, Cap Laces, Edgings, Barcelona Handkerchiefs, wide
and narrow Tape, Ribbons, Pins, &c. &c.
Hard Money, or any of the above articles, will be given
for clean Cotton and Linen Rags, coarse or fine, by
ABIGAIL BROWN.
I'A I- iAbGE OFFICE, JvJy 7, 1781.
T>Y direction of the Governor and Council of Safety, the
several Towns within this State, are requeued immedi
ately to make up their deficiencies of Beef, Pork, Flour and
Indian-Corn, ordered by the General Assembly to be col
le&ed for public use; and make returns of their doings to his
Excellency the Governor, or to this Office, without delay —
great inconveniences arise, from the neglcd of making pro
per and timely returns; feme Towns having made none,
many others are very imperfed, not distinguishing the diffe
rent quantities of each quality, of Provision—those Towns
whole returns are thus deficient, are desired to correct them.
It is hoped that more attention will be paid to this matter,
and that in future returns will be more punctual and correct,
which will prevent consequences injurious to the Public and
disagreeable to the Towns.
The Commiflaries, appointed by this State, to purchase
Beef, Pork and Fish for the army, are requested to exhibit
their accounts for settlement; and to order what they have
collected to be delivered to the Deputy Quarter-Master.
7 he Commanding Officers of guards in the several towns on
the sea coast, are also requested immediately to certify to
the Committee of Pay-Table, the number of men in attual
service therein. ELEAZER WALES, ]
FENN WADSWORTH,jCommittee.
WILLIAM MOSELEY, ]
N. B. The several printers in this State are desired to in
sert the above.
STOLEN from the fubferiber, the night after the 25th of
June last, a light brown STONE HORSE, nine or ten
years old, about 14 hands high, trots and canters, lame in
his fore feet, newly shod before ; supposed to be taken by
one JOHN SELAH, a Continental loldier, about five feet
four inches high, dark complexion, twenty-four years old.
Whoever will take up said horse and chiefs and deliver them
to the fubferiber, shall have FIVE DOLLARS, hard money,
reward, and all neccflary charges paid, or Three Dollars for
either the horse or thief. OLIVER BELDING,
Lenox, July 2, 1781.
' hc lubfcribers being by the Hon. Court ofProbate,
for the diftrift of Norfolk, appointed Commissioners,
to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to the
efface of JOEL ROBERTS, lace of WINCHESTER, deceased,
reprefenced insolvent, do hereby give notice, that we shall
attend said business at the house of ELISHA WILLCCXSON,
innholder, in said Winchester, on the firft Taefdays of
August and September next, at one of the clock, afternoon,
on each of said days. ELIPHAZ. AL<OP.D,
SAMUEL WETMORE,
ELISHA WILLCOXSON,
Winchester, June 2; T7Bl.
BROKE into the incibiuie of the fuulcribci, a black
MARE, a Star in het foiehead, mane cutt, shod before.
The owner is desired to pay charges and take her away.
AARON BELDING.
Wethersfield, July 4, 1781.
c IKA YED from the Subferiber, the 6th of May last
O a imallish COW; 4 years old, red lined, hole in her
ottear. Any person who will return said Cow to the owner
shall have a reasonable reward.
O ISAAC TUCKER.
Hartford, July 2, 1781.
'"b'cribers being appointed by the Hon. Court
% / of Probate, tor the diltrid of Simfbury, Commif
honers, to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors to
the efate of Capt. THOMAS SILL, late of HARTLAND
deceased, represented insolvent, hereby give notice, that
we shall attend on the business of our appointment at the
house of said deceased, on the firft and third Tuesdays in
August, September and Odober next, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, on each of said days.
N. B. No accounts will be allowed unless properly at-
ABEL BRACE,
„ , , , „ . ISRAEL WILLIAMS,
Hartland, July 4, 1781.
South of the COURT-HOUSE, HARTFORD
Has for SALE,'
JAMAICA, Windward-island and New-England Rumi
Belt white and brown Sugar; Molasses; Tea ; Cotree
Cotton, an Rock Salt. '
WANTED, by said CALDWELL, Corn, Oats
^^s " S ' F °™' and * num ber of likely Shipping
HARD MONEYS
O Cotton Linen kVa ^oarfe^rfr,\,^
."^^ Mill m Hartfod.
WANTED.IMMEDIAfELY
Journeymen SAD LE RS, to whom constant
X ploy and good wages will be given, by
, , EB ENEZERW RIGHT
Wethersfield, July 17, i 7 Br. weight.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, That two con-
I venient D WELLING HOUSES, Situated within
, urt - h ° use ln Litchfield, and an Acre and
half of L A ND; formerly the property of Charles McEvens
° f New-York now confiscated to this State ; will be fold
„ubh c vendue at one of said houses, now occupied by
T; lemmas Phillips, on the Second day of August at four
° c !° ck in the afternoon. At which time and place the con
ditions or Sale will be made known, by
t h .? L n ER WOLCOTT, Jun. AdminUk^r.
July 20, 1781,
Hartford, 21st July T,?r.
Sheriff of the County of Hartford, from the good
X ffled of a former Advertisement of this kind, it en
couraged again to give this friendly retire to the 'several
Collectors in this State, That the Tieamrer has now put in
to his hands executions against all such as have been ncgli
gent in fettling the Two Penny Rate, payable the fast of
May last ; which rate is appropriated foi die Sole purpefe of
making payment in part to m c officers and foldien ol the
Connecticut line of tne Continental Army That consider
ing the reafonablencSs and neceflity oftheiT bci: g paid, he
flattered himfelf that cheie would be no occasion for such,
exertions, but that every one that l ov es his country would
have Strove to be foremoft in getting moneys forward to the
soldiers ; but so it is, that a great number of those Collec
tors if it has been paid to them, have been negligent in conx
veying it to the Treasurer; and as it i s abfeh^y receffarv
thatthe money should be brought in immediately, he shall
only tarry one fortnight before he till ride out himfelf and
deliver over to others the executions that they may be imme
diately collected, which will incieafe the burden on the peo
ple ; for if they will oblige him to rid?, every Farthing of
the lawfulfecs will be exacted of the Collectors, which they
will undoubtedly take from those that hare neglected to pay
them their relvedive rates. If the several Collectors will
be so good co diemfclves and to him, as to take s o much no
tice of this as to come in immediately to the Treasurer and
fettle, he will be yery thankful and take up with a very tmalt
fee.'
The several Printers in this State are requeued to insert the
above ^dvertifament in their refpe&ive papers:
Hartford County,) PUBLIC Notice is herein grven to all
July 17, 1781. )X whom it may concern, that a Libil
is filed before Jabez Hamlin, Esq; Judge .of the Maritime
Court, in the County of Hartford, against the Schooner De
light, burthen about eight tons, James Coffin late master,
her tackle and cargo, in favor of Asa Fuller, commander of
the armed boat called the Flying Fish, his associates rhe fet
ters forth and crew, of the said boat, who tock said fchoorer
upon the high seas, and sent her into the County of Hartford:
For the trial of the justice of said capture, a Court will be
holden at Hartford, in said County,on the second Tuesday of
August next, at which time all Persons claiming property
ipay appear xnd shew reason (if any they have) why the said
Schooner Delight, Srrhher Tackle and Cargo, should not be
adjudged lawful prize, according to the prayer of the Libel
ant.
By Order of said Judge,
GEORGEVYLLY S, Register.
Writing-paper by the Ream^nd spectacles
by the Dozen or single, to be fold, by
Harford, July 24. S. AUSTIN, & Co,
% o ---T°w Ditto-Large Ditto for Hatters to
DreaK wool---And Clothiers Jacks, made in the neatest and
belt manner, to be fold by EZEKIEL FOSDICK
near the Meeting-house, in Wethersfield.
July 24, 1781.
'" F'oT S~A -LIT—
By D ANIEL HIM SDALE, Jun.
at the New Store north of the Printing-Office •
JAMAICA & WEST-INDIA RU M, by the barrel
or gallon ; New-England Ditto, by the Hhd. or barrel ;
Molafles; Pore-Wine ; Brandy ; Geneva ; Buhea Tea by
the chest, hundred or pound ; White and brown Sugar • Pep
per, by the dozen or f^gle pound; Chocolate ; Leipc/s
Snuff, by the hundred or single bladder; Pigtail and olur
Tobacco; Rock Salt; Cotton Wool ; 4b, 8d & i o d Nails
China Cups and Saucers ; Glass Tumblers ; Germ in Veel
by the^undred or single bar. Likewise, black and white
Gauze ; Milliner; Needle-work'd Aprons ; Men's Thread
Stockings; Ribbands; Dutch Lace; Thread; Needles ;
Combs, &c. &c. §t§ GOODS of any kind, taken and
lord, on commiffions=—or stored, &c.
Hartford, July 23, 1781.
W E £VE R S~ R E E D~S —
Made in the neatest and best Manner,
TO BE SOLD, WHOLESALE or RETAIL
By THOMAS LOWREY,
in Up/er-Salem (West-Chester County, State of New-York!
! July 16, 1781. 7
The fortunate andfwiri lairing ~
BRIGANTINE D eane,
DAN SCOVEL Commander, mounting 18 fix
pounders, will tail on a Three Months Cruise, against
the enemies of the United States, in lo days :—All Gentle
men Seamen and Able-bodied Landsmen, who are defrous
ot making their fortunes, will meet with the best encourage
ment, by applyingjmmcdiately onboard said brig, at New-
I, July 20, i 7 Bt.
IJuli. TubliiiicG, and now leliing by the rowers
hereof, (Price 4 d.)
DIRECTION $
For plowing, harrowing, foiling, pulling, watering gras
sing, and full management of White FLAX till brought to
the hackle. °
Take^from a TREATISE on AGRICULTURE, entitled the
- L . YORKSHIRE FARMER.
To which is ad u ed, A Table of expence and profit of an acre
of white Flax, were it raised in Ireland, after the English
method.'
AS many of the Non-Resident PTo pYTYtTj r s"cfo
the Town of Colebrook, were ignorant of their duty
in refped to bringing in their Lills to this town the last year #
Therefore, this is to warn all the Non-Refidenf Proprietors of
the town of Colebrook, to bring in their Lifts for the year
1781, according to law, to the fubferibers, lifters for said
town @1 Jolfbrook, by the loth da, of September next.
JOHN ROCKWEL L,
JACOB O C'DEN,
ELEAZER BIDWELL,
Colebtook, July 24, 1781.'
BLANKS of various kinds co be wldat^Tpin^frC ffi&
in Hartford,