The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-10-22 00:00:00, page 4

io BE SO L b,
A Stage Waggon with Harness
complete, enquire of Mr. SAMUEL READ
FIELD at Guildford.
By Public or private Sale, at the Public Works on Ordnance
Hill, the following Articles belonging to the United
States, viz.
ROLL and Crude Sulphe, Sheet Copper, Copper Bottoms
and Tops for Stills, C<'u:fe Steel andiron Wire, Powder
Horns, Spanish Brown, Ship Musketts, Tin Cartridge Boxes,
Old Pouches, Old Riding Saddles, Old Iron, Belt of German
Steel, a Number of Old Muskets, Do. of Musket Barrels,
locks and Furniture, Stirrup Irons.
A genteel assortment of Tools for Black-Smiths, Carpen
ters,and Armourers, &c.
N. B. The dale to begin on Wednesday the fth inst.
and to continue till the whole is disposed of --a fine oppor
tunity for thofc that would chufe to lay their money out to
advantage.
W. HAW F. S, Capt. Artificers.
Springfield, October i, 1782.
' T O SOLD
At PUBLIC VENDU E,
On F.iday the 18th inst. at the Ferry in Wethersfielcd
A SLOOP of about 40 tons burthens called the Black Joke,
alias Nancey, with her tackle apparel; &c. $ Also, a
quantity of onions, now loaded on board, unless said onions
are fold before at private sale. Allo,
To be fold at the ferry in Hartford, on Tuesday the aid of
October, a Slvop of about 50 tons burthen, with her tackle
apparel, &c. Said Sloop to be fold for fix months credit,
on inecreifand good security.
Hartford, C&>ber is, 178%
TprOLE^^rof-p^farTa Black, MA R E, about 19 hands
J high, a natural fritter, never dockt, hind feet white, white
tn her face, a fmull white spot under her right eye. Five Dol
lars reward, and necefar, charges will be paid to any person
who will return said Mare or give information where she may be
foundry DANIEL COLLINS.
New-Milford, September ~ 2782.
S' TRAYLb or STOLEN from the fubfersber latt Saturday
night, a black HORSE, 6 years ^H,- 14 and half hands
high, natural trover, a freak of White on his near fore leg
above his knee, shod all round. Whoever will take up frid
Horse and feeing the thief, shall -have a reafonal le reward,
and necessary charges paid, by SAMUEL FOWLER.
North-Guilford, Odobcr 14, 17^2. ________
' F R S A L L,
By JOHN CALDWELL & Co.
* AMAICA Spirit per Hogshead or barrels
J Grenada and St. Croix Rum, per Do.
fcw-Bagland Ditto, per Do.
Belt Jamaica Sugar, per Hogshead or barrel.
Havannah, Do, per Box.
Ri&'n, and ) Salt, by hundred Bushels or left quantity.
Homemade )
Molaffcs, per Hogshead or barrel,
German Steel, by Cwt. or„Barr.
Spanish Indigo.
Tea and Cotton Wool.
Nantz Brandy, per Anchor.
With a small afforcment of European GOODS, filltable to
the season. „ t
N. B. Wanted, Flour, Wheat, Ptafs Beans, Rye, Corn,
Oats, Tobacco and Poik, for which the above Articles or
Cash will be paid..
Hartford, O& Ifo 1782.
Q b'e" s 0 L D,
By DANIEL JON ES & Co.
At their Store opposite the Printing-Office, in
Hartford.
A quantity of Sugar in Hbd's.
''Juft. Imported Jrom A M A "I is R I) A M,
• And to De Sold on rhe most reasonable terms,
Atlbe Store of
EBENEZER PLTJMMER, of Glaflenbury.
A complete Afortment of
Hat Linings and Trimmings.
17 A NTE'I), by the fad of ()flcber,
ANY Quantity of good # B BANS and PEAS, for which
Cash will be given. Any Gentlemen wiping to con
^a, will please to call on the fubferibers, who purchase
Wheat, Rye, Indian Corn, Oats and Cyder, and endeavor
to fell Rum, Sugar, Molasses, Salt and Dry Goods, as usual.
jAMESandHEZ. BULL.
Hareford, OSio her n, 1,82.
QTRATED or Stolen out of the paflure of Timothy Loomis of
J Terringferd, the evening after the 2d of October infant, a
large Bay well made HORSE, and in good flesh, a fmallfar in
his forehead, feme white on the nefe, white on both hind feet, shod
all round, paces and trots, mos natural to pace, the property of
The fabferiber. Whoever will take up said Horse and thief, if
folen, shall be well rewarded and all 'necefey charges paid, by
JOEL LOOMIS.
East-Windsor, Odober 4, 1753.
6. S. Said Horse was 13 years eld. Not far frem the
•lac. where the Horse was taken, another Horse was drip
ped cf an old Saddle, with new Stirrup Leathers, Crooper
and Girt.
-R-r-G— FT T S OF L A N 1),
In the State of Vermont, in a choice Townfnip,
To be Sold, by the Subscriber, for 15!. per Right, for Cash
or likely shipping Horfcs.
GEORGE WELLES.
Glaftenbury, O&ober 9, 1782.
Ns B. Liam Right contains „, Acrm
LOST last Thursday between Hartford and Wethersfield,
a black Leather Pocket Book, fattened with a strap,
containing fume notes, receipts, orders, bills of lale of tim
ber, some accounts and a log book. Whoever will return
said Book to the owner, shall be handsomely rewarded, by
ALEXANDER PLUMLEY.
Wethersfield, O&ober 9, 1782.
WE the lubferibers being appointed commiflioners, by
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftrid of Staf
ford, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
the efface of James Macnall, late of Union, in the county of
Windham (deceased) represented insolvent. And likewifc
co receive and examine the claims of the creditors to the
estate of Alexander Macnall, of said Union (late deceased)
represented insolvent : Hereby give notice, that we shall at
tend the business of our appointment, at the dwelling- house
of Mr. Oliver Wales, Innholder in said Union, an the last
Tu^fdays of November, December and January next, from
nine o'lock A. M. to fix o'clock P. M. on each of said days.
JEDIDIAH MORSE,
EPHRAIM HYDE.
Union, September 2, 1782.
STATE ot CONNECTICUT, if.
Hartford County, October 1, 1782.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all concerned, that a
Libel is filed before rhe Hon. Jabez Hamlin, Esq; Judge
of rhe Maritime Court in said county, by Levi Hart, ofSouth
iugton, in said county, against a quantity of Goods, Wares
and Merchandises, seized in said Southington, the 24th day
of September last, and appraised at more than 301. lawful
money, and said co have been imported from fame inland or
place in the possession, or under the controul of the enemy,
contrary to law : For the hearing said Libel, a Court will be
holder at the court-house in Hartford, in said county, on the
firft Tuesday of November next, when and where all persons
concerned may appear and they shall be heard.
By order ofthe Judge,
GEORGE WYLLYS, Register,
A N T E D,
One Thousand Bujbels of Peas,
for which Case will be given, if delivered within
three Wecksfrom the date, by
GEORGE MERRIL.
Hartford, October 8, 1782.
Ci PRATED or Stolen from the fubferibers pafure, tn or about
J the firft infant, a Bay MARE, near 14 hands high, black,
mane and tail,well fa, four years old, very handsome and spright
ly, has a flow pace, trots and canters well, no shoes on when went
away, is one of the Wildear's Colts, war bred and lately cams
from Sandisfteld, and is likelyto fear that way. Whoever will
secure the Mare and return her, or notify the fubferiber, shall
have a generous reward and ail necefary charges.
JUS TVS RILED.
Wethersfield, September ,0, 1782. 3
dUS^IJEHAAhv
TV^HEREAU the Trial of the Cause between the State of
rr Connecticut and the State of Pennf)lvania,witn reflect to
the Lands on Sufejuehannah River, and the weftera Extension of
the Mate of Connecticut, is to be heard and tried at Trenton in 1M
Jerseys, on the 12th Day of November next : M r nd whereas at a
Meeting of the Sufauehannah company held at Windham the ,th
Day of March, 1774, said Company votedto pay a Tax of Four
Dollars on each whole fight, and TwofQallars orreach half Right
in said Purchase to assist in defraying the Expenses ofthe Trial of
said Cause, and mating the neceflary Preparations therefor, am the
said Suf^uehannah Company, and the Committees of fed Compa
ny, who are making Preparations therefor, are of Opinion that one
half said Tax mill be efficient for the expected Trial.
Theft are therefore to desire the Proprietors ofthe said Sr.fque
hannah Parchafe, without delay, to pay in to Samuel Gray of
IVrndham, Treafah of said Company, Two Dollars on each
whole Right and One Dollar on each half Right, or to Colonel
Elizer Talcott of Glafenbury, by him to be delivered to said Trea
surer, in Part ofjdid Tax, to be improved by the Committee of said
Company for the Pwrpofe mentioned in said Vote.
NMTH'I WMLES, jun)
FREN'r BALDWIN,
JEDL ELDERRIN, ) C o ”^^-
SMM'I GRMT. )
Windham, September ,0, 1782.
A Farm to be Sold in the town
of Marlborough, State of Vermont, containing 250 acres of ex
cellent land for plowing, mowing and pafhire, exceeding well
watered, 100 acres under improvement, on which was raised tne
last season several hundred bushels of Grain, and about so tons of
excellent good Hay, and a much larger quantity,might be mowed
the next year with a small matter of labour, an Orchard of more
nan one hundred apple trees, mostly begin to bear, and a fine
grove of sugar trees, a large new Houfi partly finished, a new
large Earn well finished, "with many curious coHueniencies '-
Marlborough lies about 5 miles from Cenneflicut river, It is 4
county town, will soon be a great place of buftnefs ; they have a
meeting house built and a minifer fettled. .Said Farm is jituat
ed near the centre of the town, on a great read^ind well acco
modated for a Tavern or any public bufnefs. Goods of any kind
will be accepted for payment, or some part in Land if in the Stale
of Connecticut, or a time of payment given with feenrity. The
place may be entered upon the Sth of February next, also a quan
tity of hay in the said Barn will be fold with the Farm to acco
modate any purchaser, and a good title given, by
JOSEPH PEMSE.
Suffield, October 1, 1,82.
TO BE SOLD,
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
To the highest Bidder,
ON Thursday the gift day of O&rber inst at 2 o'clock
P- M. at the Continental Ship-Yard in Chatham, the
fluop Grampus burthen about 30 tons,' well found, is well
calculated for a fishing vessel. Conditions to be known at
time and place of sale.
N. B. Tne above flpop was advertised to be fold on the
24th ipft? but fee particular reason, is poftyoned to the jift,
This Day PuhLfoed, and nrtu Sd/ing,
By NATHANIEL PATTEN,
Book-Binder, at his Book Store a little N>rrh ofthe Cour®
House, Hartford, and at Bavil Webster's Printing-Office
a few rods South Bast of the Court House,
The United States Almanack,
For the Year of our Lord Christ, 1783, being the 3 aftez
Biflextile or Leap Year, calculated for the Merididan or
Hartford, and will serve for any of the adjacent States,
without any eflential difference.
Containing, besides what is necessary For such a Calculation,
A Plan ofthe Inveflment of York-Down and Glou
cefler by the American and allied Armies,
With an explanation of said Plate ; a Table of Interest ac
6 per cent; a Table of the weight and value of Coins, as
they now pass in New-England, New-York and Philadel
phia ; a number of entertaining pieces; a Thought on
Agronomy, &c.
Also, is ready for fate, at the fame places,
Bickerftaffs Almanack,
For the Year 1783, containing, besides ever, thing neces
sary for an Almanack, the Articles of Confederation and
perpetual Union, between the Thirteen United States of
North-America.
*#* Will be ready for sale in a few weeks, at the above
mentioned places, a number of other different Almanacks
for the year 178%
Those who buy to fell again shall be fnpplied on as rea
sonable terms as at any place in America.
LLIA M C
Opp, fir the Court House, Hartford,
GOOD Weft-India and New-England Rum, per HhsL.
Molasses, per Hhd.
Brown Sugar, per Barrel.
Rock Sale, per Barrel or fmalfcr quantity,
Madeira Wine, per Pipe*
Loaf Sugar.
6 by 8, 7 by 9 and 8 by 10 Window Glafe>
German Steel, &c. &c.
Just Pubfhtd, end now Selling by the Printers
hereof,
M ‘FINGAL,
-A Modern Epic P O E M,
INFOUR CANTOS^
*, Subferibers are def red to fend for their Bookie
T EN~ D-o'iPLMRS R E ^^4 R D.
C^TOLEN in Lebanon, the evening after the :Bth September
C, past, a Brown MMRE, 6 years old, fourteen hands and half
high, well built, two or three white feet, the under part offer
foretop cut skort, a remarkable seam down the beef of one of her
fore feet, trots ardpaecs, and was in good flesh. IVhoevct taker
up said Mare and thief and secures them, shall have the above
reward, and for the Mare alone shall haveofive Dollars, and ate
necessary charges paid, by
WILLIAM LIT TLE.
Lebanon. Oflober 2, 1782.
[V7E the fubferibers being appointed Commiffoners by. the
Ly Hon. Court of Probate for the diftri& of Sharon, to re
ceive arid examine the claims ofthe creditors to the estate of Wil
liam Hugg, late of Salisbury, deccafed, represented infelvent ;
do hereby give notice to the creditors, that we shall attend said
business at the dwelling house of Jacob Brown, innholder in Ca
naan, on the two firfl Tuesdays in November next, at one ofthe
clock in the afternoon on each of said days.
TH OMMS HOSMER,
NM THMNIEL LOWRET.
Canaan, September 24, 1782.
University of Tale, October 2. 1782.
THE Stud?nt: of this University are notified that, forfpeeiA
reasons, the present Vacation term is lengthened three
weeks ; and they are accordingly directed to meet on Tuesday the
12th da, of November next.
By Order of the Committee of Corporation,
EBENEZER FITCH, Tutor:
EXCELLENT BoheaTEA to be exchanged
for Caih or good Butter, by the fubferiber
in Torringford, or Landlord Thomson at Go
fhen. James Jobn/on.
SMALL ARMS.
#4Large Quantity of excellent Small Mrms, with Bayonets
xl and Cartouch Boxes, clean'd and in the bes condition for
immediate use, for Gentlemen Officers, Soldiers or Vessels, to be
Sold, at J OSEPHand W ILL IMM RUSSEL's Store,
, Providence, by wholesale or retail, ver, cheap for Cash.
WANT
Afew Firkins of good Butter,
for lubicb Cash will be given. Enquire of the
Printers.
MFEW FRENCH
Gun Locks and Barrels,
To be SOLD CHEMP, B, JOHN THOMAS.
Hartford, O&obpr 7, 1752.
N. B. Cash will be given for 4 Quantity of J UNIPER
BERRIES.
Cash given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, of any kind ? Old Sail
Cloth, Bags, &c. at the Printing-Office
or either of the Paper Mills in Hartford.