The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-03-11 00:00:00, page 4

A () A -RESIDEAT).
||pfy^^^ is hereby giv
' '"' '° * e non-resident pro-
I' P""° rs who have landsin the parish
L °' Winftead, in rhe town of Win
™ chester, and Barkhamftead in Litch
s sir field county, That their Lands will
be fold at Public Vendne, t the dwelling house of Eleazer
Kellogg, innholder in Batkharoftead, on the firft Monday
of May next, at ten of the clock forenoon, so much as will
pay their several t^xes ass ffed on their Lands, with other
incidentcharges and fees, viz. Samuel Talcorr, jun. Richard
Lord's heirs, Daniel Edwards's heirs, John Hazleton, Ti
mothy Skinner, Joshua 0 Jicob Merrill, John Butler's he its
Richard Goodman's heirs, Gideon Butler, Moses Wrignt,
James Stevens, Abel Beach, Nehemiah and Elijah Gaylord,
Thomas Burnham's heirs, John Pritt jun. heirs, Isaac Pratt
Joshua Hale's heirs, Zachariah Sanford's heirs, Philemon
Sanford, Thomas Dickinson's heirs, Joseph Be Itamy, Jo
seph Richards, Titus Johnson, Uriah Seymour, JohA Potters
heirs, Henry Brace jun. Matthew Gillet, Stephen Chubb,
Abraham Kellogg, Ebenezer Moody, Abraham Kellogg
and Ebenezer Moody, Elias Hopkins, Samuel Richards,
Thomas Pallets heirs, Jonathan Bidwell, John Roberts heirs
Samuel Roberts heirs, Henry Allyn, Timothy Thralls heirs,
Thomas Griswold, Israel Stoughton, Eli Holcomb, John
Griswold, Benjamin Holcomb, David Ellsworth, Eliakim
Mather, Job Drake, David Ellsworth, Stephen Chubb, Pe
letiah Allyn, John Loomis, Ebenezer Read, Ebenezer Moore,
Benjamin Newbery, John Sad, Thomas Gideons, Samuel
Grant's heirs, William and Oliver Stoughton, Nathaniel
Day, Timothy Dwight, Noah Smith's heirs, Peieg Meaker,
Ebenezer Rowley, David Root, Benjamin Henshaw, Aaron
Perfdn jun. heirs, Jeremiah Wilcox heirs, Abijah Peck,
James Porters heirs, Peletiah Allyn,Ebenezer Crane, @lmf
ted and Menter, Samuel Cook, Elihu Hall, Joseph Hubbert,
John Hartill, John Cross's heirs, Nathaniel Pinny's heirs,
Levi Pinny,Luke and Sarah Noble's heirs, Oliver Spellman,
David Sanford, Philip Spencer, Samuel Talcott, jun. John
Hanes Lord and Mary wife of Charles Caldwell, Abraham
Catlin, Edward Dodd's heirs, Elijah Gaylord, Jabez Bacon,
Justus Johnson, Joseph Richards, Justus Riley, Justus Hale's
heirs, Edward Howell, Moses Wright, Stephen Knowlton,
Thomas Hofmer, Zacheriah Sanford, William Cole's heirs,
James Stephenson, Nathaniel Day, Elias Hopkins, Abraham
Kellogg, Stephen Sanford, Windsor firft society, David Els
worth, Hezekiah Grifwould, Job Drake, Samuel Mather's
heirs; John Ladd, Ebenezer Mac, Samuel Grant's heirs, Eli
hu Hall, John Hertile, Mathew Gillet, Ebenezer Moody,
Noah Kellogg, Stephen Chubb, Elijah Flower's heirs, Henry
Brace, Thomas and Phineas Grifwould, Benjamin Newbu
ry, Phineas Wilson, Benjamin or Benajah Holcomb, Samu
el Robberts, Timothy Thrall's heirs, Eli Holcomb, John
Griswold, William Phelps, Henry Allyn, Joseph Allyn,
Amafa Lomis, Daniel Grant's heirs, Ebenezer Read, Willi
am and Oliver Stoughten, John Lemis, Ephraim Bancraft's
heirs, Arivlcs Flint, John M'Kenfey, Elihu Tuder, Samuel
Cook, Nathaniel Pinney, Levi Pinney, Timothy Dwight,
Samuel Richards, Noah Smith's heirs, Joseph Hubbert, John
Cross, Oliver Spelman, David Sanford, Stephen Turner,
Thomas Giddens, Peletiah Allyn.
BENJAMIN PALMER, Collar cfland
and foeiety taxes.
Berkhemftead, February 24, 1783.
DANIEL JONES, & Co.
At the Red Store opposite the Printing-Office,
have for Sale,
JAMAICA Sugar, per hogshead, barrel orlcfs quantity.
Raisins and Rice, by the cask ox ditto.
Wed-India Rum and Bohea Tea.
Black Pepper and Rock Salt.
Coniac Brandy. ALSO,
A very good assortment of Dry Goods.
Hartford, March I, 1782.
T OBE SOL D,
By the Subscriber, at his Store in Lebanon,
A Variety of Broad Blotbs, Coatings, Lamskins, Baizes,
Serges, Forest Cloths, Kerfimers, Serge Denims, Shal
loons, Durants and Tammies, Callimanco, Camblets, Mo
reen, Corduroys, black Velvet, Ladings, Sattin Beaver,
plain and corded Fustians, Princess Sun, silk and worsted
Waistcoat and Breeches Patterns, silk, cotton, worsted and
linen Hose, Irish Linens, black and white Gauzes, Sewing
Silk and Twist, a variety of Buttons, Knives and Forks, Iron
Candlcfticks, Pins, Pewter, Crockery Ware, Tea Cups and
Saucers, lon Hollow Ware, Window Olafs, White Lead,
German Srecl, Beaver and Felt Hatts, black Mode, white
figur'd Sartin, Rum by the hogshead, brown and white Su
gars by the barrel, Brandy, Geneva, Wine, Tea, Chcolate,
Indigo, Hard Ware, with a great variety of Piece Goods,
too numerous to mention ; all which wil be fold on very
reasonable terms for Cash, Bills of Exchange, Country Pro
duce, M^ffachufetts State Notes, Connc &icut and New-
York Loa^ Office Certificates, Pay-Table Orders, or Certi
ficates give" by Col. Pickering, Quarter-M^ftei General of
the American army, atthe different exchange, by theirmoft
humble servant,
EBENEZER GEARY, jun.
February 4, 1783.
ALL Perlons that have open accounts with Lieut. OTH
NIEL CLARK, late of Middletown, deceas'd, in the
army, are desired forthwith to adjust them, with Phebe
Clark, Executrix, to said cllate.
Middletown, Feb. 20, 178?.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners,
by the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftrid of East-
Vindfor, to adjust the claims of the Creditors, to the eftare
es ALEXANDER CAMBELL, late of Enfield deceased (repre
<l insolvent) do hereby give notice, that we shall attend
Idinefs at the dwelling house of Mr. Zachariah Allen,
- in Ealt Windsor, on the laftMondays of May June
tt, from one o'clock till fix in the afternoon of
'ridkys.—No accounts will be allowed unleft pro-
V EBEN WATSON, jun.
DAVID SHAW.
^r, '-b. 15, 17.83,
ELEAZER WHALES, )
FENN WADSWORTH, (,
WILLIAM MOSELEY, { Committee.
OLIVER WOLCOTT, jun. >
The several Printers in this State are desired to insert the above
in their Papers for three Weeks.
T~ O E SO L 1),
B, YOUNGLOVE CUTLER,
of Watertown:
BROAD CLOTHS, Durants,
Baizes, Tamroys,
Chintzes, Cambricks,
Calicoes, Lawns,
Sattins, silk Hankerchief,
Black, blue and pink Modes, G.uze and Linncn do.
Black and white Gauze, Ribbons,
Taffacy, Combs,
Callimancoes, Buckles.
Shalloons,
And a number of Small Articles not mentioned.
Also, Weft-India Rum, per barrel or gallon ; Rock and
Homemade Salt; Brass Kettles; 8 by 6 English Window
Glass, &c. &c.—For the above Goods will be received in
Pav, Bank and the Hon. Robert Morris's Notes, Flour,
Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats, or hard Cash wont be refufed;
also, Clean Cotton and Linen Rags.
March 3, 1783.
BROKE into the Shop of the Subscriber, on the night of
rhe 20th of February last, and took away sundry Hides
of Neat's Leather, black'd for upper-leather ; likewifc sun
dry Calf-Skins, and a Kitt of Shoemaker's Tools, also a
light Great Coat, partly worn, the cape lined with black
baize, which the thief wore away; be h.U vest and over
alls trimmed with redish horn buttons, the vest double
breafted, calls his name Phillip Morrell, and is a good
shoemaker ; he is about 5 feet 10 inches high, has short
black hair, pitted with the small pox, very much addi&edto
talking- Whoever will take up said chief, and return him
to the subscriber, or secure him in any goal, so that the
villian may be brought to justice, shall be intitled to Five
Dollars reward, and all necessary charges paid.
SETH AUSTIN.
Suffield, Feb. 21, 1783.
so R $ E,
On board the schooner Swallow,lying at Hartford ferry, two
puncheons of good Welt-India Rum, a few barrels of oil and
blubber. The above may be had cheap for cash, flour, or
indian corn, by applying to JOSIAH SMITH, on board said
schooner.
N. B Said Smith will give cash for indiancorn.
Hartford March 10, 1783.
FOUND tome time in Jannary 1? ft, and now in the hands
of Capt. Hofmer in Canaan, Eight Pounds in Connec -
ticut State tills The owner may have it by describing the
bills, and paying the cost of advenifing, by applying to
IHOMAS HOSMER.
Canaan, February 24, 1783.
WANTED to HIRE,
A NUMBER of good Journeymen Boot and Shoe makers,
to make up a quantity of Boots and Shoes—Good en
couragement will be given to such by applying to my shop
in Wethersfield. Also wanted some Journeymen to make
up a quantity of fluff Shoes.
ROGER BROWN, Boot and Shoe maker.
*l* Said Brown will be happy of all orders from his old
customers and others; the utmost punctuality and attention
will be given to make the genteelest work.
Wethersfield, Feb, 23, 1783
THIS is to Notify the Non'Refdent Proprietors of the town of
Hartland, viz. Jonathan Bigelow's heirs John Eafton
Olcott, Doctor Daniel Lethorp's heirs and John Root to come
and fettle their Rates, or their Lands will be fold at Public V e n
due the firft day of May next, at theSign-Poft. in Hartland, at
One o'clock afternoon.
JOEL ACRLY, Collector.
Hartland, February 28, 1783,
TH E Proprietors of the 'townships of LITIdFiELD and
HANCOCK;, in the State of VERMONT, are hereby
Notified, That at a Proprietors Meeting, in December, 1781, a
Tax of Twelve Shillings on each Proprietor's Share in said towns
Was granted to defray the expences of alloting said towns ; and
in October, 1782, another Tax of Twenty Shillings on each Pro
prietor's Share was granted for the fame purpose, and that the
said Taxes were committed to us the fubferibers to be collected —
The delinquent Proprietors are therefore requeued to pay their
refpeaive Taxes to us at our dwelling houses, in Northampton
and Mdams, on or before the last day of March next, otherwise
their lands will be advertised for sale as the law directs,
JOHN BMRER, ) Proprietors
JOHN LESVRE ) Collectors.
Northampton, February 25, 1783.
N. B. The Proprietors living in the county of Berkshire are
to pay their Taxes to John Lefure, and the remaining part to
John Baker.
PAYTABLE OFFICE, March, f, 1783.
1 1 7 HE Selectmen of the several Towns in this State are once
JL more requeued to make a Settlement of their ^Accounts in
this Office, for the delivery of Provifons, collected on the Taxes of
Six pence. One Penny-Halfpenny, Four-pence, and Two Shil
lings and Six pence on the Pound, the Expenditure of Public Salt,
and all other public Property received by them — They are also
requeued to procure Receipts for the Amount of all Supplies to
Soldiers Families, fence the First of January, 1752, and difo to
fpecify the Regiments towhich the Soldiers belong—-no Accounts
will be paid in future without such Receipts from the Soldiers or
Persons to whom delivered.
All Perfins having Orders for State Bills, which remain un
paid, are directed to return them to this Office before the 10th of
Mpril next, that they may bereduced agreeably to ^H of ^4fem
bly,f°r which they will receive Orders on the Tax of One Shilling
on the Pound. Those Persons who have Accounts unsettled in
this Office are informed that several Suits were commenced at the
last Court, and all who delay a Settlemen must expert the fame
Treatment.
STOP THIEB!
AT a QuitefPr^,.u boa E n an , for the dif
trid of East Windsor, on the Bth day of February 1782.
Onnah Porter and Stephen Treat,, administrators on t'bc
tate of JONATHAN PORTER, ^ate of Eatt-Hartford; de
ceas'd, now move this Court, to limit a time for the credi
tors to said estate to bring in their claims to said admini
strators, which this Court approve of Whereupon this
Court allows seven months to the creditors to said estate to
bring in their claims to said administrators, after said
miniftrators shall have polled up a copy o f this or ,der of
Court, in some pablic place in F.aft-Hartford, and causing
the fame to be inferred in the Connedicut Courant for three
weeks fucce flivciy.
A true Copy of Record,
ARODI WOLCOTT, Clerk
—At Public AuElion—
On Tuesday of every Week from the Date
hereof, at nine o'clock, forenoon.
—Will be exposed for Sale to the bigbefl Bidder
(At the second Door South ofthePrinting-Office)
A VARIETY oj
European and other GOODS.
Alfa most KINDS of
Houfhold FURNITURE.
ft Goods deposited for Sale will befaisfac
tori/y accounted for by
SKINNER, Auctioneer.
Hartford, February 2;, 1783.
TO BE SOLD, At
BEARDSLEYS & hOPKINS's SDr%
Best FISH and BLUBBER OIL, on Reasonable
Terms.
*** Cash will be given at the above Store, for
Bills of Exchange on France, or in Exchange,
Medicines or a tew articles of European Goods,
at a generous rate.
Hartford, March 4, 1783.
EBENEZER BARNARD, jun. gives notice to all 1 topic
that have an, demands on him, a&iig as Agent for the
State of Connecticut, or on his own private account, to
exhibit the fame for fcttlementj
Hartford, February 27, 1783.
TO be fold and entered on the firft of May next, a good
House, Barn and four acres of good meadow L^nd ly
ing in Wallir gford in Connecticut, three miles from the
meeting house, on the post road to Hartford; said land has
an excellent good orchard on it, of mare than one bu dred
trees ; the house has been improved as a tavern for a num
ber of,ears, and is much wanted as s uc h— • Also, fur,dr,
other pieces of Lard, lying not far fr.m laid hcufe, con
taining in all about fifty acres, properly divided into plow
ing, paltering and meadow land, cuts about ten tons of
hay ; all or a parr of said land may be purchased with said
buildings, and a licence to keep a tavern a year from next
May, it will be fold on reasonable terms, a good time for
payment flowed, and an indisputable title gv $ <, by apply
in ^ c <>. AARON HACKLEY.
Wallingford, Feb. 22, 1783.
ALL Perlons indebted to the estate of CERSHAW^rT"
COTT, late of Wethersfield, dece^V, either by so
or Note, 01 for Rates, a;e hereby ton fit d and #e6udt o
tie with the Subferibers, who will attend on iaid iMfys;;
the dwelling house of the deceas'd, on the second, third and
fourth Wednesdays of Mutch next, from one o'clock after
noon till nine. ° "
ELISHA WOLCOTT, ) Adminfe
JO.IAH WILLARD, )
Wethersfield, Feb. 25, 1783. °
r T'HE Hon. Gourt of Probate for the diftrid of Hartford
havi g allowed one year from rhe date hereof t o the
Creditors to the eftacc o' Mr. JOHN WEBSTER, late ofGlaf
dceafed, to bring in their claimsagainft faideftate
the Subfcub is, Administrators to said estate, hereby Noti
fy said Creditors, that unless their claims are exhibited with
in the time limited as afore Gid they cannot be allowed —
And all persons indebted to said estate, aie dcfired to make
immeditate pay ment to
STEPHEN TREAT, )Adminfo
n 1 ELIZABETH WEBSTER.)ft raffi
Glaft^nbury, Feb. 4, 1782
TO BE SO L D,
By JAMES MOOKLA R,
6 by 8 and 7 by 9 Window Glass, and a quan
tity of Cordage.
Hartford, Feb. 22, 1783.
TO B E S O L 'd;
A FARM, containing 80 acres of Lard, suitable for mow
ing, plowing and pasturing, a large House and Barn,
a good Orchard which will produce 10 barrels ofeider, lying
in Weft-Simfbury, within two miles, of the meeting-house
and half a mile of a mill, for particulars enquire ofifaac
Messenger living on the prcmifes.
Weft-Simbuiy, February 14, 1783.
Bibles, Watts's Psalms & Hymns
bound together, Primers, Law's Collection of
Music, Record and Accompt Books of various
sizes, a small quantity of two and three thread
Twine, bell Holland Quills, Wafers, Writing
and Wrapping Paper by the Ream or Quire,
Press Papers, Bonnet Papers, Cartridge Paper,
&c. to be Sold or exchanged for Rags, by the
Printers hereof.
March 5, 1783.