The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-03-13 00:00:00, page 4

To all whom it may concern.
NOTICE is hereby given, That
the COURT OP APPEALS in
CASES op CAPTURES, will fit
at the City of Philadelphia, on Mouday the
Twelfth day of March next, for hearing and deter
mining <ll Appeals now, or which may by that day
be lodged at the Regitei 's office, and pending in
the said Court.
The Court will fit at HARTFORD, In the
State of Connecticut, on Monday the ißth day
of June next, for hearing and determining such
Causes at may be then depending. Thole Appel
lants who choose to have their causes tried at that
day, and place, will be pleated to lodge their re
cords with Hezekiah Wvllys, Esquire, of the
said town, and give timely notice thereof to the
appellees. By order of the Court,
ANDREW ROBESON, Regifler.
P. 5. As thia advertisement is of general con
cern, the Printers in the different States will do a
very acceptable service to their fellow-citizens, who
may be fuitori of the court, by affording it ajplace
In their papers.
UiCTIbStATZI, PiNNITLVANIA, ff.
Bridge; -
Broadcloth, White Gauze,
Coatings, Do. Millinet,
Blankets, Black Laces,
Green & blue Blanketing, Black and figur'd Rib-
Black & firlp'd Calliman- bands,
coes, Sewing Silk,
Hairbine 0 Coarse & fine Thread.
Camblete, Bandano and Barcelona
Ratteens, Handkerchiefs,
Emboss Serge. Cotton & Linen Do.
Corduroy, Broad & narrow Tape,
Dowlafs by the piece or Worfied & Cotton Hole,
single yard, Quality & Shoe Binding.
Bedtickr, Gartering,
Striped Cotton & Linen, Women's cloth & leather
Chintzes & Callicoes, Shoes,
Belong, Furr & wool Hate,
Black Mantua Silk. Pint,
Black & yellow Persians, Writing Paper,
Cambricks & Lawns, Gun-Powder,
Strip'd, bari'd, and plain Knives & Forks.
Muslins,
Also. Teneriff and Port WINES. LOAF
SUGAR, American SALT, &c. &e. &c.
Hertford, February 26, 1781.
GOLD Necklaces of all sizes, silver Shoe and
knee buckles, done sleeve buttons, and lady's
hair pins, may be had of ENOS DOOLITTLE, at
his fh>p under the Printing office Hartford. Said
DOOLITTLE repairs WATCHES as usual.
ALL persons who have BOOK ACCOUNTS
unsettled, against BURT, SHEPHERD, &
SEYMOUR, in company, or either of them, which
bears date since the 18th day of May, 1778, are de
sired to bling them in immediately The above
partnership being dissolved, renders a final settlement
and close of the BOOKS necessary for the conveni
ence of both parties. Constant attendance will be
given by one or other of the late partners, who will
aa, on fach accounts, for the whole.
February 10, 1781.
TO BE SOLD, BY
NORMAN BUTLE R,
At his Store, a few Rods South of the Great-
TO BE SOL D,
A little north of the Court House. Hartford,
BOHEA TEA by the hundred or pound, New-
England rum by the barrel or gallon, Sugar by
the hundred or pound, chocolate, pepper, ginger,
home mace fall, indigo, black fattin, white gauze,
silk handkerchiefs, cotton, do. fewing-fUk, twist and
mohair, metal buttons, horn do. holland end cam
brick threads, cap wire, hair ribbons, Eoglilh pins,
Writing pzper, bonnet do. hair combs by the dozen,
pen knives, cutteau do. refers, brass (hoe-buckles,
nail gimblcts, ten-penny nails, eight-penny do.
fraall tasks, horse whips, and pocket books;
NATHAN BOLLES.
Hartfort, Feb# 23, 1781.
CALEB BULL, jun. has received, and now for
file, a new Supply of beautiful pink, blue,
wake, green and black ribbons, by the p ece or fin
gleyard, also, rich black doable fattins, neat Italian
(prigs for ladies head dress, black and coloured au
frich plumes, black and white silk and thread lace.
White and yellow gilt buttons of various patterns,
an assortment of glass ware, women's end men's
(hoes, and a number of other articles.
Hertford, Feb. 24, 1,81.
R I B B O N S, &c.
At their Store, in Hanford,
(For Specie, Continental, or State's Currency)
BOHEA TEA, German Steel)
Pepper, Window Glass 6 by 8
Haven's Duck, aid 7 by a,
Ticklenburgi, Card Win.
STRAYED from Mr. SAMUEL KNAPP, in
Norfolk, In September left, a likely half-blooded
black MARE COLT, three years old this Spring, a
white lirip in the face, the mane braided, white hind
feet and legs, trots, decked, no brand, gray tail.
Whoever shall take up said colt, and give informa
tion to me, the fubferiber, in Canaan, or fold
KNAPP, In Norfolk, where said colt may be had.
shall have ten hard dollars reward and charges paid
by me
NATHAN LEWIS.
GnimMndi in^
WE the IhbfetiberE being appointed commiffo
ners by the court of probate for the diAria
of Farmington, to receive and examine the claims of
the creditors to the elate of REUBEN MUNSON,
late of Southington, deceased, represented insolvent ;
do hereby give notice, that we shall attend said bu
siness. at the dwelling house of Capt. Daniel Lank
ton, in Southington, the la# Monday in March, and
the Ilrfl in April next, from two o'clock afternoon,
until (even in the evening. 'No demands will be
allowed, unitfs exbibitted within laid term and
those legally a'tefted;
HEZEKIAH ROOT.
joSIAH GILLET. f CommiGra.
February a,, 1781.
And a small Assortment of LINENS and
WOOLLENS (Imported in the lattVtilels
from Amfiesdam) Allo, Excellent FRENCH
I NDIG O, by the Ct. 01 Angle Pound.
March 5, 1781.
ALL perso ns having any demands again* me as
Deputy Quaner-Mailer General, are hereby
requited to bring in their claims that they may be
adjured, and the depreciation ascertained, for the
amount of which certificates will be given. Those
that have claims in the county of Berkshire, wilt
peafe to bring them in to Captain Walter Pyncheon,
MGmt Barrington.
WE the Subscribers appointed Commificnm on
the date of JOSIAH MOODY, late of
Ludlow, deceased, by the honourable the Judge of
Probate for the county of Hampshire, hereby give
notice that we shall attend the bufioefs gffigned us
on the firfl Tuesdays of February and the four fol
lowing months, at the house of SETH WALES,
Innholder in Amherst, from one to fix o'clock, In
the afternoon of each day. No accounts will be
allowed, unless properly attefled.
THE fine new eonflruacd privateer brigantine
DEANE, mounting eighteen Ax pound can
non, with (wivels and small arms compleat, DAN
SCOVEL Commander, will fail on a cruize against
the enemies of these United States in thre, weeks
from the date hereof.
All Gentlemen Seamen, and able bodied Lands
men, who are defiions of making their fortunes, have
now an opportunity, by applying on board said
brig, at Rocky.hill landing, where they will meet
with good encouragement. Said brigantine will
be a few days in New London and Stonington
harbours, before (he fails on her cruize.
Wethersfield, March 1, 1781.
To be SOL D,
By JUSTUS BELLAMY, of Great Barrington,
For hard & continental money, new or old,
A Convenient two-lory dwelling house, with
four fire places on the lower floor, together
with a barn, flora and died $ with about twenty five
acres, of land, about ten under improvement, with a
small orchard, the rest timber land lying half a mile
north of the great bridge, on the great road, moi
convenient for a tavern or trader. Any perfeu in*
clining to purchase may take pefeffion immediately.
Likawife to be fold at the above mentioned place,
Weft India rum, fagar, melaffes, bohee tea, chocp
late, coffee, pepper, chalk, ginger, alfpice, cotton
wool. fait by the hogshead or file bushel, faperSne
and middling broad cloths, calllmancoes, hairbine,
twlft, lowing silk, silk fingered gloves and mitts. &c.
N. B. Good oxen or cows will be taken for any
of the above articled
TO SB SOLD, BY
THOMAS HOPKIN S, & Co.
W. S MIT H.
Springfield, Feb. 74. 1,81.
ELI PARKER; 7
EBEN. BOTTWOOD, fCommlG'm.
ALLEX'r. SMITH,J
February 18, 1781.
THE Subscriber refuels all p&fona who are
Indebted to him, by book, to fettle thft
acaouits.
STRAYED er STOLEN out of H^fcrl
Commons, femetime last Astemo, a black tone
HORSE. J years old past, a Bar In his forehead,
long tail, a natural tetter. Whoever will return
hid horse to CALEB CHURCH or JAMBS BUT
LER. at Hartford, or fend them word where he teg
shall be handsomely rewarded.
SIX POUNDS, State Money, Reward.
STOLEN from the fubferiber in Southington, on
the evening of the 23d inflant, a bay horse,
saddle and bridle; the horse Is about seven yeare
old. dark mane and tail, generally paces, has one
white foot, hind legs somewhat crooked, about 14
hands high. Whoever takes up the thief, horse,
(addle and bridle, shall have the above reward, and
for the horse, fuddle and bridle only, a rt&foaable
reward and charges paid, by
NATHANIEL CRITTENTON.
^Sarthfogto^Februa^ I,Si.
M OPENED, Ind to ba SOLD,
JOHN MORG A N,
At his Store, a few Rods North of the State House,
an Affortmont ot DRY GOODS, confining
of the following Articles, viz.
SCARLET, blue and mix'd Broadcloths, blue
and white Shalloons, and Rattenets, red, blue,
yellow & brown Durants & Callimancoes, grey and
orown Coatings, blue and brown Frizes, browf
a°d figur'd Velvets, brown Janes, pompadore and
epic. Callicoes and Chintzes, Yard wide Irlfh Lin
cue, Black Sattinets, A variety of firip'd end figur'd
black and white Gauzes, Millinets and Catguts,
Lawns and Cambricks. Tambours and book Mullin,
Black and colour'd Taffaties. Persian, Sattin, Belong,
Black and white Mode, Nankeens, Gauze Hand
kerchiefs, Romall and Pullicat Do. Lawn Aprons,
D aper, Table Cloths, Knives and Forks, Peukives,
Buttons, Two quart, quart and pint Decan.ro, Foot
Glasses. A Number of Piacres gilt and framed,
Maps, Chimney Vales. Also. Pepper, Tea, Sugar,
and a variety of other Articles.
Hartford, March 6, 1781.
BEST WcA India rum, New England do, molaft
fee, white and brown fugers, tea, rock falu
German Steel and cash, given in exchange for wheat#
or wheat flour, rye ditto, corn, oats, peas or beans,
by JOHN CALDWELL, a few rods fan th of the
Court house, Hartford.
THE lady who put out a child to nurse, In the
parish of Scotland, in Simfbery, about the
20th of July last, will hear Something which may
be to her advantage, If (he will apply to the Printer,
or will fend by feme friend in whom foe can con 4
fide. She need be under no appaehen fions of a dis
covery, as the mofl inviolable secrecy will hg kept,
and no improper questions aiked.
Hartford, March 2,1781.
Jul published, and to be fold by the Printers.
THE FALL of LUCIFER, an Elegiac Poem,
on the infamous De/sAion of the late General
ARNOLD.
Quid non mortals pcßor# cogls
Auri sacra fames 1
Vincit amorpatriae VIRGI L.
= S 6 L D. BY
STEPHEN MEA R S,
At his Store, opposite the North Meeting House,
(For any CURRENT MONEY)
BLUE and green Broadcloths, Corderoys, CoW
ton Denims, Black Sattin Lafiing. Worded
Hose, black and white Gauzes by the piece or finglc
ptd, black Sattin, black and white Mode, Cam
brick, book Muffin, Scotch Thread by the pound,
Irish and other Linens, Shalloons, Cailicoes, Indigo
by the cask. Excellent Bohea Tea, by the hundred
or left quantity, Writing Paper, ±c.
Hartford, March 6, 1781.
BROKE into the inclofure of the fubferiber,
a brindle cow, about four years old, with a
white face and white bark, no artificial mark. The
owner is defined to pay charges and take het
away. THOMAS HAMILTON.,
Granville January 1, 1,81.
L°.s' °° the zoth ultimo, between Mt. Mar
tin Smith's of New Hartford, and Capt. Rock
well's of Colebrook, a large Silver WATCH.
Whoever has found said Watch, and will leave it
at the Printing Office in Hartfotd, or give notice to
the fubferiber, shall have Two Silver Dollars,
THOMAS SMITH.
Chatham, March 2, 1781.
ALEXANDER WOLCOTT.
Wludfor, February 24, i,Bt.