The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-01-01 00:00:00, page 4

'( 'll°^ pcifuns indebted to toe fubferiber for the Con
.l nedieut Courant, are debited to meet him at the times
and places hereafter mentioned, viz. At Mr. Moses Wilcox'
on Tuesday ty:e ilt day of January next at 5 o'clock P. M.
At Mr. Jeremiah Goodrich's the 2d day at 11 o'clock A. M.
At Mr. Jchiel Goodrich's at 3 o'clock?. M. At Mr. Samuel
Gibion sat 7 o clock P. M. At my house the gJ day. At
Mr. William Wadfwoith's the 4th, at 10 o'clock A. M. and
Mt. David Little's at , o'clock P. M. Your compliance
w:d enable him to fettle with the Printers ; otherwise ne
""'^ will oblige him to flop and take those meafureswhich
will be very dilagrccahle to their humble fervent,
AMBROSE NICHOLSON.
Glaftenbury, Dec. 25, 1781.
.B. Said Nichalfon receives Rag,^ ufaah
\1 °'!' E " hereby given, to the p, oprictors of the town
shipof Andover, in the State of Vermont, that all ad-
Vertilements, for the future for proprietors meetings, and all
caves of land, and also for the sale of land or any thing that
m..y concern laid proprietors; will be advertised in the State
of Vermont, and in no other State. By order ofthe propri
<rors, MOSES WARNER, prop, clerk.
Andoytr, November i,,78r.
FOL ND in Hartford, a Connecticut State Note for a con
siderable sum. The owner may have it by proving
his property and paying charges. Enquire ofthe Printers.
THE fubferiber hereby informs those Officers and Soldi
ers that served under his command in Odober last,
That Pay-Table Orders are made out to each man, to the
amount of his wages and mileage, which, if they will meet
him at the several places herein mentioned, will be ready
co deliver to each mln,viz. At Capt. Aaron Biffcl's in East-
Wlndfor 0 n Monday the 31st of December instant; at Land.
Benjamin's in Haft-Hartford on Tuesday the hid day of Ja
nuary next ; at Land. Hills's in Orford parish on Wednesday
ten o'clock forenoon ; at Land. Alvard's Bolton on said day
ft two o'clock afternoon ; at Land. Hunt's North Bolton on
1 hurfday ten o'clock afternoon; at Land. Ellsworth's or
Steel's at Ellington parish, East-Windsor, 2 o'clock after
noon or l laid day ; at Land. Bush's Enfield, on Friday 13 o'
clock. Those who cannot attend at the time and places
above mentioned, arc desired to call on him at his own
house. AMASA LOOMIS, Capt.
East-Windsor, Dec. 20, 1781.
To be Sold, by the Subscriber,
A few Packs of
Choice Spring Beaver,
applied for soon. Enquire of
MOSES SEYMOUR.
Litchfield, Dec. 20, 1781.
BEST Coarie and Fine SALT to be exchanged for good
Wheat F LOU R. Weft-India and New-England
Rum, per Hogshead or Barrel, and French Brandy, for Cash,
byGEORGE MERRELL, a few Rods touch of the
Court House, in Hartford.
.December 25, 1781.
t I OUNDthe 18th instant, one piece of Woolen Cloth,
X home made. The owner may have it by proving his
property and applying to ELISHA V IBBARD, near
the Ferry.
Hartford, December 18, 1781.
WE the fubferibers being appointed by the Hon. Court
of Probate for the diftri& of Watertown, Commis
sioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims ofthe
creditors to the estate of Cornelius Graves, jun. late of said
Watertown, deceased, represented insolvent ; do hereby
give notice that we shall attend said business atthe house of
Mr. Cornelius Graves in said Watertown, on the firft Wed
nesday and on the third Wednesday in February next, from
one ofthe clock in the afternoon till eight, on said days;
and desire all those who have any demands on said estate te
bring in their accounts on said days, or expert ever after to
be debat'd from the fame.
AARON MATTHEWS,
ZACHARIAH HITCHCOCK.
Watertown, December 14, 1781.
WANTED I MMEDIATEL Y;
ONE Thousand Bushels of I NDIAN CORN, which
the fubferiber will make ready pay for, in good old
high proof Rum, Molaffcs, Sugar, Rock and fine Salt, Nails
of allforts, Bar Iron, Pepper, Ginger, Felt Hats, English
School Books, Psalm Books, Writing Paper, Accompc and
Record Books, and sundry other articles.
A generous price given for Cotton and Linen Rags, by
the public's very humble servant,
ABEL MORSE,
Wethersfield, December 2^, 1781
N. B. Said Morse wants a few Bushels efWheat, Rye and
Oats, and about Sixty weight of good Live Feathers,
WE tne Sublcftbcis being appointed by the Court of
Probate for the Diftri& of Hartford; Commissioners
on the Estate of Capt. Benjamin Allyn, lare of Windsor, de
ceased, represented Insolvent; and three months being al
lowed to the Creditors to make out their claims ; hereby
give notice that we shall attend said business, at the Dwel
ling-House of Job Allyn, in said Windfor,on the two last
Momdays of inst. December, the second and fourth Mondays
of January and February, and firft and second Mondays of
March next; from two to fix o'clock P. M. on said days.
No-accounts will be allowed unless properly authenticated.
MOSES BARBER, ) Commif-
DANIEL TALCOTT) Goners.
Windsor, December 14, 1871.
STRAYED away horn the lubfcnber, some time in j un j
last, a red COW, with a hallow crop in the right car
and a square crop in the left, and a flit in the fame, about
6' years old.—Alto, a black HEIFER, 2 years old, with a
Fallow crop in the right ear, and marked with a halfpenny
in tne left. Said creatures formerly belonged to Hartland.
Whoever has taken up said creatures, and will inform the
fubferiber where they may be found, shall receive a band
fome reward and all charges paid, by
, , JONATHAN BIGELOW.
Hartford, Dorota%,„!,
Oil of Vitriol, Coper^s and Allum.
Cinnamon, Mage, Cloves, Nutmegs, Pepper, Allspice,
Ginger, Rice, Coffee, Brimstone, Hard Soap, Wool Cards,
Writing Paper of various qualities, Teltaments, Spelling
Books, Primers, 9 by 7 and 8 by 6 Window Glafs.'
A few Boxes of Guernsey Cordials, viz. Cinnamon, Nut
meg, Citron and True Love, by the Box or Angle bottle, &c.
Hartford, December 17, 1781.
'FC)RGB, at CULEBKOok, DecTic Jl7BM
THIS may inform my Customers and the Public in gene
ral, that I have rebuilt the Iron and Steel WORKS at
this place, and altered them upon such a plan as they can go
in the coldest season ;---and have now for sale, the best of
Plough-Iron and Edge-Tool Steel, Sleigh-Shoes, Bar-Iron,
Cart Tires, Shear-Moulds, &c. which will be fold cheap for
cash, or good corn fed pork in hand ; and will exchange to,
the amount of thirty hundred weight, hundred for hundred,
of pork weighing ten score and upwards; all pork under ten
score pound for pound." JACOB OGDEN.
N. B. My: Creditors that I owe some Iron before the
Forge was burnt and after, I beg they would wait four weeks
from the publication of this paper, and hope then to fettle
with them as faft as possible. j. Q.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commissioners, by
the Hon.court of Probate, for thediftrid ofHartford,
to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of the
Estate of Roswell Blodget, late of East-Windsor, deceased,
represented insolvent, do hereby give notice that we shall at
tend said business, at the late dwelling house ofthe deceased,
in said EaR-Windfor, on the firft Tuesday's in January, Fe
bruary and March next, from one o'clock in the afternoon
until fix on each of said days.
JOSEPH ALLEN, ) Commif-
JOSEPH STOUGHTON. ) fioners.
December 4, 1781.
ALL peifons having accounts uufeukd with the estate of
Capt. SAMUEL OLCOTT, late of Hartford, deceas'd,,
are onpe more, (for the last time in this way) called on to
fettle them. Constant attendance given at the Stole of the
deceased.
JOHN OLCOTT. . ..,
JOHN CALDWELL.)
Hartford, December 17, 1781.
At fame place is for Sale, sundry Articles of
European Goods, suitable to
the Season, ALSO,
BEST Old Jamaica Spirit, common proof Rum, New-
England Ditto, White and Brown Sugar, Madeira and
Sherry Wine, best Rock Salt, Turks-I&ud Ditto, Nantz
Brandy, Ginn, Tea, Cotfee, Cotton, Pepper, French Indigo,
&c. in large or final! quantities, on the most realonable
terms, for Cash, Bills of Exchange, Pork or Corn, by
JOHN CALDWELL, and Co.
THE fubferibers inform the public, That they have con
traded with the Honorable Robert Morris, Esq. Super
intendant ofthe Finances of the United States, to supply the
Post of Weft-Point and its dependencies with Rations for
the year 1782. Any person that has any of the following
articles to dispose of, viz. Weft-India and Country Rum,
Whiskey, Flour, Wheat, Beef, Pork, Vinegar and Salt, or
will contra& for the delivery of any of the above articles,
for which Gold and Silver will be paid, are requeued to
apply immediately.
COMFORT SANDS and Co.
New-Windsor, December 12, 1782.
Madeira Wine and Rock Salt,
To be exchanged for RYE. Steel Sleigh Shoes, and some
articles of Jewelry and Silver Work, to be fold for Cash, by
JAMES TILBY.
Hartford, December 17, 1781.
The Printers of this Paper once
more most earnestly request those indebted to
them to pay up their several ballahces. Those
whose accounts are more than one year stand
ing and unpaid, may depend that their News
Papers will be flopped at the close of this year,
unless prevented by a settlement, and the molt
summary and effectual measures taken to enforce
a payment.
Those Papers delivered the Post-Riders from
this Office will likewise be difeontinucT at the
fame time, unless their accounts are difeharged.
As this line of conduct has ever been the dictate
of prudence, and is now more strongly enforced
by necefiity, it will (though with reluctance) be
invariably adhered to, bv
The PRINTERS.
SOLOMO N SMIT H,
Druggist and Apothecary in Hartford,
ONCE more informs his old Customers and others, That'
he has lately received a fresh Supply of DRU GS, and
many other articles, whereby he is enabled to supply (thole
who may be disposed to purchase of him) with a general
assortment ofMEDICING, both simple and compound,
much cheaper than they have lately been fold, and (he Mat
ters himfelf) as cheap as can be procured in the State. As.
to the genuineness of the simples and faithfuinefs in pre
paring the compositions, those who have heretofore traded
with him can judge by his past condu&; others, after mak
ing trial, will be under the fame advantage.
He has also the following Articles which he means to fell
at the lowest prices, viz. 1
Madeira Wine, by the Pipe, Gallon or Quart.
Weft-India Rum, by Retail.
Holland Gin, by the Tierce or Ditto.
Molasses, by the Hogshead or Ditto.
Sugars of various qualities by the barrel or Ditto.
Raisins and Currants, by Ditto.
Indigo, by the hundred or Ditto.
Just Published, and now Selling by the Printers
hereof, and by the several Post-Riders frora
this Office,
An Agronomical Eph^ris, Calendar, or
ALMANACK,
For the Year of our L ORD,
17 8 2.
Containing all things necessary to such a Composition.
The Astronomical parts performed by.N. $.
Profefibr of Mathematics and Natural rhilp
fophy in Yale-College.'
*, Great Allowance to those who buy to fer
arain .
Blanks of various kinds co be Sold at thePiinting-GfficG
in Hanford,
_ FGRSALE
By, NORMAN BUTLER,
A'ew rods fogth of the Great-Bridge, Hartford:'
BES r English Steel suitable for Sleigh-Shoes and other
uses; Wett-Indi^Rum, per hogshead or barrel, New-.
England do. per barrel ; Sugar, Geneva, French Brandy,
M^^cira and Tenerbffe Wines ; Tea, Chocolate, Pepper,
Raidins, Cotton-Wool; writing, cartridge and wrapping
Paper , Beaver Hatts; Silk for ladies gowns, black Sattin,
Pciong and Alam rle, Lawn, Ribbons, Buckram, Twig,
Pins, Wool-Cards, China Cups and Saucers, long and shore
Pipes; Watts's Plalms, Primmers; Powder and Shor,
Sheet Lead, 10 by 8 and 9 by 7 Window-Glass, Sail-Twine,
&c.
N. B. C^sh,or any ofthe above goods, given for clean
Cotton or linen Rags.
Hartford, Dec. 17, i 7 Br.
IN purluance of the request of the proprietors of Fifteen
Rights in the township of FAIRFIELD, in the State of
New-Hampshire, Ido hereby notify and warn a meeting of
the proprietors of said township, to be holden at the house
of Elizabeth Alden, innholder, in Lebanon, county of Wind
ham and State of Connedicut, on the , second Tuesday of
January next, at one o'clock, afternoon, then and there to
take such measures as shall be judged necessary to promote
the farther settlement of said township ; and to cause to be
done and performed the duties required by the charter and
grant thereof :—To choose proper agents or committees
to carry into execution what shall be agreed on for the pur
poles aforefa id, and to iiftrud them accordingly:—To
assess andraife such monies on each right, and make such
grants as shall be necessary ; and to tranfad any business, and
come into any regulations relating to the premises, which
shall be proper and reafonablc. The proprietors are re
quested to take notice thereof, or they may have reason to
repent their neglect
THOS. WILLIAMS, Prop, clerk.
Lebanon, Dec. 3, 1781.
Watts's Psalms and Hymns,
Neatly printed and bound, and warranted to be
correct, to be fold at the North Door under the
Printing-Office.
Hard Money given for clean
Cotton and Linen R AGS, coarse or fine, or
old Sail Cloth, by WemsleyHobby, in Middle
town.
THE fubferiber begs leave to inform his customers, that
the negle&of work at the flocking business, has been
owing to the unsteadiness of journeymen ; but he has now
procured one that proves faithful—Thofe gentlenrcn and
ladies, that will Rill continue to favour him with their cus
tom, may depend on punctual performance, and the thanks
of their humble servant,
DEODAT WOODBIDGE.
N. R. All those whose fluff has been upon hand more
than a fortnight, are defitcd to fetch away their flockings.
Haft-Hartford, December 3, 1781.
c OMTro^TT^ lYh gß'mTTsT^
Worthington, November 30, 1781.
IN conformity to an AR ofthe General Court, and an or
der of the Inferior Court ofCommon Pleas for the coun
tv of Hampshire, ,will be fold ac PUBLIC AUCTION, upon
me zzd of January next, being the fourth Tuesday in said
month, so much of the real estate of the Rev. Jonathan Hun
tington, late of said town, deceased, as shall be fuficient:
to raise the sum of three hundred and twency-feven pounds
ten shillings, lawful money ; the sale to be held upon the
pretoifes, and to begin at one o'clock P. M. and to be con
tinued until the whole be compleated. The estate which
will be offered for sale, confilts of one half of a good Saw-
Mill, newly built and standing upon a full and constant
stream in Chefterfield, within forty rods of Worthington
line. Also, so much of the land of the deceased as will
raise the remainder of the proposed sum, which land is part
ofthe excellent farm on which rhe deceased lived,and which
is adjoining the meeting house in said town, and has its
front upon the great road from Connecticut to Bennington,
through Weftfield. The proposed sale will contain an ex
ceeding good farm for a husbandman or tavern keeper, be
ing well watered aud the greater part cleared and under im
provement, suitable for mowing, plowing and pafturin©,
with a due proportion of wood land. Good and fufficient
titles will be given to the purchasers ; one third of the mo
ney will be expeded in hand, and obligations upon good se
curity taken for the remainder, one half to be paid in three
months from the time of sale, and the other half within a
y ear -
At the fame time and place will be fold, unless previoufi,
disposed of at private sale, one good yoke of fat Oxen, two
Cows with their Calves, and one yoke of yearling Stears ;
also, sundry articles of farming utcnfils, for which read,
money will be expeded.
SARAH HUNTINGTON,)
JOSRPH LYMAN, )Admjniftrators.