The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-01-29 00:00:00, page 4

English bibles,
Testaments.
Spelling Books.
Pfakers.
Primers.
Watts's Psalms and Hymns
hound in cne Volume or
separate.
Lowth's English Grammar.
Chesterfield's Letters.
Pupil of Pleasure.
Young Man's Companion.
Pope's Effiy on Man.
Watts's Lyric Poems.
History of the Martyrs.
Do. Prince Author.
Humphry Clinker.
Roderick Random.
Torn Jones.
Neoptolemus.
Kam bler.
Sale c c Authors.
Paradox Loft and Regain'd.
LordKaim'> Poetical Essays.
'Hanways Liters.
Thoughts on Liberty.
Do. on Adulcry.
English Liberty's.
Essay on Crimes and Pu
nishments.
Fawker's Theocritus.
Handmaid to the Arts.
Crammer on Metals.
Albins Natural History of
Bi ds.
Tilt Horeft.
Plays.
Cards.
Memorable Accidents.
FoHtr'sDcfenCc ofßeligiouS
Liberty.
Buran's Family Physician.
Sharp's Surgery.
Diseases of the Army.
Latin Accidence.
Do. Nomanclatures.
A Cohesion of Words and
Phrases.
Cordcrivs's.
Erasmus's.
Grammars.
Testaments.
Clark's Justin.
Maps of Connecticut
Account Books.
Record Do.
Receipt Do.
English and Homemade
Writing Paper.
Pocket Books.
Gueat Allowance made to those who buy to fell again.
Cash, or any of the above Articles given for Cotton or
Linen Rags.
Hartford, January 8, 1783.
TO BE SO L D,
The Farm where Caleb Tur
ner formerly lived, about one mile Weft of the Court House
in Hartford, containing about sixty acres, with a good man
sion House and Barn thereon, a good Well of water, and
Orchard ; the foil is good, and very suitable for mowing,
plowing and pasturing, and the whole under goodimprove
ment. The filiation is very convenient for a Tradefnan or
Farmer. For particulars enquire of the fubferiber, who will
give an indisputable title to the premises.
PETEK VANDERVOORT.
Hartford, January 8, 1782.
TH E creditors of the estate of the late TIMOTHY
DWIGHT, Hfq. of Northampton, are requeued to
bring in their refpedive accounts thatthev may be adjusted,
and the most expeditious methods adopted for their final fet
element. The debtors to said estate are desired to make the
earliest settlement of their accounts, th it the Executors may
be enabled speedily to conclude the business of their office;
and are called upon to furnish immediately such sums, as
will balance their accounts, or at least prove that they feel a
dilpofirion to balance them, as soon as it shall be in their
power. They are also informed, that this Advertisement is
the lift reqa-ft, which will be made them on the fubjeft.
Large trials of Land, valuable Farms, Wood Lots, &c. are
to be fold by Paid Executors, on reasonable terms, with al
lowance of a convenient pay day, in various towns, in the
counties of Hampshire, Be: kshire±&c. &c.
. MARY DWIGHT, ) F x ec ucor„
TIMOTHY DWIGHT,)""" °
Northampton, Dec. 18, 1781.
Wanted by the Subferibers,
A Quantity of Pork, Beef and
Flour, for which will be given in payment En
glih and Weft-India Goods, d(o, Saw-Mill and
Cross-cut Saws, German Steel, &c.
S. AUSTI N, and Co.
Hartford, Jan. 7, 1781.
C\ ^ into the inclofure of the fuYcriber about the last
lav of November last, two Red STFARS, one two or
three years old, aad the top of each ear off; the other one
,e $ r old, and no ear mark. The owner orowners are desir
e! to prove their property, pay charges and take them away
ASAHEL HOLCOMB.
Siratay, D^ratf ^ 1781.
NOW SILI N &
By Nathaniel fatten
Book-Binder and Stationer, a few Rods North
of the Court House, Hartford.
Slate Books.
Slate Pencils.
Black Lead Do.
English Ink Powder.
Ink Holders.
Sealing Wax.
Wafers.
Clothiers Press Papers.
Cartridge Do.
Bonnet Do.
Coperas.
Logwood.
Allum, And,
A variety of Small Books
for Children, viz.
The World turned upside
down.
The Riding Master.
; History of Goody Two Shoes
Tomb Thumb.
Holy Jesus.
I Fables.
IBirds.
Song Books#
Copy Books.
T EA.
Coffee.
Chocolate#
Pepper.
Sugar.
Nutmegs.
Indigo.
Crown Soap.
Pins.
Darning and small Needles.
Wool Cards.
Small Fish Hooks.
Awl Blades.
Mens 8c Womens Thimbles.
Pen Knives.
Jack Do.
Bd. and rod. Nails.
Bar Iron.
Gimblets.
Crucibles,
Pipes.
Beautiful small Trunks and
Boxes.
Small Rasps.
Black and White Gauze.
Cap Wire.
Silk Handkerchiefs#
Cheap Linens,
Britannia's.
I Shirt Buttons.
Strip'd Holland.
Baize.
Russia Drab.
Gartering, &c. &c. &e#
Law's Collection of MUSI C,
WITH the addition of Denmark, and a number of
other tunes composed by the celebrated Dr. Madan ;
price ten shillings and fix pence single, nine and fix pence
by the dozen, taken at Dr. Beardsley's Hartford, or Mr.
Webb's Weathersfield, and eight shillings taken at William
Law's Cheshire, also a fmail collection of plain tunes price
ten pence.
N. B Those who purchased the large Collection, before
Denmark and the others by Dr. Madan were added,may have
them feparate]y..
Blubber, for Sale,
At CALEB BULL,, Junto Store,
In H ARTF®R D, A ~L S O,
HAVANNAH Mufeovade Sugar, white powder'd ditto,
by the barrel or single pound, Weft-dndia and New-
England Rum by the hogshead or barrel, Brandy, Geneva,
Suchong and Bohea Tea, Pepper, Coffee, Chocolate, Co
peras, Allom, Brimstone, Powder, Raisins, Rock and Home
made Salt, 4I Bd. and rod. Nails, Sadlers and Card Tacks
of anew manufactory, 7b, 9 and Bby loGlafs. A quanti
ty of Earthen and Glass Ware, Files assorted, Knives and
Forks, Penknives, Sciff^rs, Inkhorns, Temple Spectacles,
&c. A considerable assortment of European and India
GOODS, consisting of Ell wide fine Sheeting, Irish Li
nens, Brown Holland, Silk, Cotton, Worsted and Yarn Hose,
Black and brown Silk Mitts, Ditto Worsted for children,
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, belt black and blue double
Sartin, black Modes and Persians, beautiful genuine black
and white Ostrich Waving Plumes, black and white Gauzes,
Ribbons by the piece or single yard, best fuperfine fcarlec
and brown Broadcloths, white CafTemere, But kram, Whale
bone, Hollow Iron Ware. A few Tubs Swedes Steel, and
many other articles ; all to be fold reasonable for Cash or
Bills on France. Wheat Flour, Corn, Oats, Beef, Pork, &c.
will be received in payment for many of the above goods.
OHN O RGa
At his Store dire&ly North of the Court House, has for Sale
the following articles, viz.
BROADCLOTHS, Shalloons, Durants, Tammys, Cali
mancoe, Black Reifel, Worsted Hose, Broad and nar
row Modes, white and black Pelongs and Sitting, Laces,
Gauzes and Gauze Handkerchiefs, white & pink Sarcenets,
Callicoes, Ribbons, Taste, Twist, Mobair, Buttons, &c.
Likewise, Filing Pans, Shovels, HL's, brass and tin
Candlesticks, Jacks, Stock and Pad Locks, Brads, Clouts,
Tea, Coffee, Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Country Rum. Brandy, &c. &c.
the whole, or any parr of the above Goods will be fold
on the lowest terms, for Cash or Bills of Exchange, State
Money or Indian Corn.
Hartford, January 7, 1782.
TO BES '
By JOSEPH HART,
OLD Jamaica Spirits, Weft-India and Nev-England
Rum, by the Hogshead or Barrel, Brandy by the Keg,
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine, Raisins by the cask, Cod-
Fish by the quintal, Sugar by Tierce or Barrel. Also, a
few casks of good Rock and Homemade Salt, by the Cask
or bushel.
Cash, Bills of Exchange, Flour, Pork or Beef will be re
ceived in payment. Enquire at Capt. William Bull's.
Hartford, December 18, 1781.
FOUND in Farmington Meadow, in August lift, a num
ber of articles of Women's Wearing Apparel, tied in
a handkerchief. The owner may have them by Applying
to DANIEL THOMPSON#
Farmington, January 4, 1782.
STATE of VERMONT.
PTB LIC Notice is hereby given, to the proprictois of
NESHOBE, that they are requested to pay their taxes for
laying out said town, in the year 1774, together with an ad
ditional tax, raised at a legfl meeting held at Danbe, Sept.
J, 1781, in order to get new records of said town, as the
old was in part destroyed when said town was burnt by the
enemy, &c.—The whole of said taxes to each proprietor is
Three Dollars Silver Currency—Unless fptedy payment is
made, their lands will be fold.
NATHAN DANNIELS, Colleger.
Clarradon, December 13, 1781.
TAKEN up by the fubferiber about rhe middle of Novem
ber last, a fmal! Yearling HEIFER, with a white back
and belly and star in her forehead, no artificial mark. The
owner is desired to pay charges and take her away.
WILLIAM DIXSON.'
Chatham, 3d January, 1782.
STRAYED from the fubferiber one Black yearling Heifer
about the month of O&ober last, marked with a top cut
oft each ear, a hole in the near ear, anda halfpenny the fore
fide ofthe off ear. Whoever will return fail Heifer, to the
fubferiber, of inform where she may be had shall be well
rewarded. ^SAMUEL TALCOTT.
Hartford, January 4, T 782;
LOST or Stolen, between Wethersfield and the upper part
of Hartford, the evening after the Bth of Janua,y inst.
out of a pair of Saddle Bags, a blue Broadcloth Coat; with
blue lining the fore fide, and check linen For the back, with
white moral buttons ; also, a white Broadcloth vest, and two
old white Shirts. Whoever , has found the above articles and
will leave them with the Printers hereof shall receive Three
Dollars reward and uo queftionsacked.
JAMES JURDEN,
A Soldier in Col. Sheldon's Regiment.
R A G S.
Cash given for clean Cotton
ard Linen RAGS, of any kind. Old Sail
Clo h, Bags, &c. at the Printing Office
or either of the Paper Mills in Hartford.
WANTED to PURCHASE,
A few Bills of Exchange, and a Quantity of
Tobacco, for which, Goods, Cash, and Pay Ta
ble Orders will be paid, by
^OHN CALDWELL, & Co.
Hartford, January 11, 1782.
WE the fnbferibhrs being appointed by the Ho& Court
of Probate for the diftrid ofHartford, Commission
ers on tha estate of John Roberts, the younger, late of Wind
sor, deceas'd, represented insolvent ; three months being al
lowed to the creditors to make out their claims ; hereby
give notice that we shall attend said business at the dwelling
house offaid deceas'd in Windsor, on the last Mondays of
January instant, and February next,' from two to eighto',
clock P. M. on said ttyrs. No accounts will be alloweduj
lefs properly authenticated.
TIMOTHY LOOMIS,
OLIVER MATHER.
Windsor, January 8, ,782,
SAL T or ENGLISH GOODS,
To be Exchanged for
WHEAT FLOU R, by
THOMAS HOPKINS.
Hartford, January 1, 1782.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Dodor Isaac Hall,
late of Wallingford, deceas'd, are defined to call and
fettle the fame by Cash or Notes of Hand. And all persons
that have any demands on said estate are desired to bring in
their accounts in order for fettlemerft, to us,
MARY HALL, ,
ISAAC HALL, 2 d.) Exeeut ° r ''
N. B. Constant attendance on said business will be given
at the house of said deceas'd, on the three last days of Janu
ary, the firft Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays ofFebru
ary, March and April next.
Meriden, January 10, 1782.
TO BE SOLD,"
Whole-sale or Retail by
AUSTIN & ELIOTT,
AT the house o Mr. Philip Spencer, in the Oblong, four
miles from Salisbury Furnace, a large Assortment of
European Goods fuiuable for any season, forwhich they will
receive Cash or good Wheat.
Oblong, January 13, 1782.
Best Rock Salt exchanged for
Flour, Pork or Corn European and Weft-
India Goods fold cheap for Cash or Country Pro
duce.
BROKE out of the ftye and strayed from the Subscriber;
in the month of May last, two large fat HOGS, fuppof!
cd to weigh eight or nine score each ; one of them a bar
row, the other a fyayed sow, the barrow had left one ear by
dogs, and had one 0: more black spots, the sow all white,
marked with two halfpenny's the upper fide ofthe right ear,
and one on the under fide ofthe fame, natively wood hogs.
Whoever will take them up and inform the fubferiber where
he may find them, shall be entitled to two silver DOLLARS
and all reasonable charges paid by
JONATHAN ENOt.
Simsbury, January 17, 1782.
STRAYED away last summer, a pale red COW, feme
white on her back, fix years old, branded on the horns
with the Letters I M S P, marked with a half penny under the
right ear. Any person that will give information of said
Cow shall be rewarded by me,
JONATHAN PARSONS.
Granville, January 12, 1782.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP.'
T^° FARMS, in Brookfield parish, in Pomfret ; 6ne
I of them contains upwards of 200 acres, and the other
above 430 acres'. Their title is clear ; and as the owner
wants to fell them, he would take gold, silver, er paper mo
ney ; or public or private securities, or other good pay#
Enquire of Mr. SAMUEL SCARBOROUGH, or Licut. WA
TERS, of Brookline.
TOBE gO L D,
A FARM lying in Stafford, within about twenty rods of
the Furnace, conveniently situated for a Tavern. Said
farm contains about 100 acres of land, well watered, with a
house and barn thereon Handing. For particulars enquire
of Captain JOHN PHELPS, of Stafford, or Messrs. ELIJAH
& ARCHIBALD AUSTIN, New-Haven.
All persons indebted to the
Printers of this Paper, are requeued to make
payment. Those who have given obligations
to pay in produce and have neglected to fettle
the fame, will be sued at February court, with
out further notice.
APPLICATION having been made to me by more than
one sixteenth part of the proprietors of the township
of TUNBRIDGE, in the county of Orange and State of Ver
mont, to warn a meeting of said proprietors, to be holders
atthc house of Captain Abner Ch amberlain, in Thetford,
in the county and State aforefaid, on Thursday the 14th day
of February next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. 1. To
choose a Moderator to govern said meeting. 2. To choose
a Proprietor's Clerk and other neccffary proprietary officers.
3. To fee if the proprietors will raise a tax to defray the
charges that have and shall arise for services done. 4. To
examine and approve of such former proceedings of said
proprietors as they shall chink proper. 5. To fee if the
proprietors will proceed to lay out the town. 6. To do an,
other b^finefs they shall think proper. Ido therefore here
by notify and warn the said proprietors to meet at time and
place and for the purposes above-mentioned.
BEZA WOODWARD, Counsellor.
N : B. The proprietors are defired.to coiled all former
writings and records of the abovefaid Tunbridge and to
bring them to said meeting.