The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-06-04 00:00:00, page 4

N. B. Loan Office Certificates, Connecticut, Mafl'achufetts,
New-York and PennfylvaniaSoldier Notes,or other securities
will be received in payment for some of the above Goods.
E. G.
NOTICE is once more given to all whom it doth con
cern, that the fubferibers will attend the settlement of
the estate of William Welles, Esq. late of Glaftenbury de
ceas'd, at the house of said deceas'd in said Glaftenbury, on
the last Monday of instant May and the firft Monday of June
next. All persons having any demands on said eltate, arc
then desired to exhibit their accounts; and all who are in
debted to faideftate are requeued to make immediate pay
ment, or ballance their accounts by notes of hand ; and as
they have been repeatedly called upon in this way,they may
rely on it, that this is the lift summons they will receive
unattended by an officer.
THO's. and tym. WELLES, Executors.
Glaftenbury, May 18, 1782.
SCARLET, blue, London
brown, Saxon blue, and
olive coloured fuperfine
Broadcloths.
White, buff, and other co
loured, second rate do.
Third rate do. of various co
lours.
Drab cloths.
German Serges.
Scarlet, blue, white and mix
ed fuperfinc Caflimcr.
Duffills.
Coatings.
Baizes and Blankets.
Cotton Velvets.
Corduroys.
Plain and ribbed Sergede
nims.
Scarlet, blue, black, green,
white, sky blue, and olive
coloured Shalloons.
Scarlet, blue, black, green,
white, Saxon, and olive
coloured Durants, and
Tammies.
Scarlet, black, and chocolate
coloured Hairbines.
Camblets, and Fustians.
Spotted, and white Jeans,
and Jennets.
White German Cords.
Various coloured Breeches
Patterns.
,-B's wide Marfellts.
Quilting, corded.
Princes Stuff.
A very large, andclegant af
fortmenc, of Chintzes and
Callicoes among which
are contained furniture &
Copper plate do.
Black and white figured and
plain Gauzes.
Black and white figured and
plain Sartins, and Pelongs,
Modes of various colours.
White Sarcenet.
Irish Linens,forted Britanias.
Figur'd and plain Lawns.
Figur'd and plain Mullins.
Black,and white GauzcHand
kerchiefs, with Silk edges.
Bandano, Romall and bd
boa do.
Peifian Silks.
Lutehrings.
Black Bombazine.
Buckram.
Bed Tickings.
Milinct and Catgut.
Ladies Fans.
A variety of Taftes,and Rib
bons.
Fine Cambrick.
Cambrick Thread,
A good shade of Sewing Silk,
scars Twist, and Mohair.
Men's Silk Hose.
Cotton, linen, and worsted
do.
Womens do.
Men's silk, linen, kid, and
leather Gloves.
Ladies Silk Gloves and Mitts.
Cotton and worked do.
Ladies, black, blue, green, &
pink coloured Morecns
Many of the above Goods, will be fold by Wholesale, and
as reasonable for Cash or Bills of exchange, as may be pur
chased in the United States of America, by the public's most
obedient and very humble Servant,
EBENEZER GEAREY, jun.
Englife, India & Dutch Goods,
Now opening for Sale, by the Subferiber at his
Store in Lebanon.
LO S T,
BY the fubferiber, some time last winter, between Hart
ford and Milford, a number of PAPERS, wraped up in
a NEWS-PAPER, among which were two STATE NOTES,
one in favour of Stephen Gunn, for the sum of 121. as. 4d.
the other in favour of Daniel Hine, for the sum of 121. is.
Bd. No. 1174, and iiyfr—Any person that will give infor
mation of the fame shall receive the thanks of their humble
servant,
GIDEON BUCKINGHAM.
Hartford, May 17th, 17Q
Black and white Silk Thread
Laces and Edgings.
Italian Flowers.
Oltrich, and waving Fea
thers,
Jersey refined Iron.
German Steel.
7 by 9, 6 1-2 by 7 1-2, and
6 by 8 window Glass.
A general assortment of Iron
hollow Ware.
A fine, and elegant tfort
ment of Cutlery, and hard
Ware. Containing,
Knives and Forks.
Barlow Penknives.
Stirrup Irons.
Plated, and plain fnafEc
curbed Bitts.
Common fnaffie do.
Plated, and Steelfpring Spurs.
Brass Handles and Efcutchi
ons, for case-drawers and
desks.
Sickles sorted.
Gold, and silver spangled
Buttons
Death head do.
Fancy and Mohair do.
Looking Giaffes.
Raifors and Scissors.
China, and some Crockery
Ware.
A good assortment ofPewter.
Sheet Tin in Boxes.
A variety plated, and plain
Shoe, and Knee Buckles.
Pinchbeck do.
Brass, Iron, and Tin Candle
kicks.
An assortment of Files.
Desk Hinges, Screws for do.
Table Catches.
Chest, and Desk, Brass and
Iron Locks.
Brass Knobs.
Steel and Iron plated Hand
laws sorted.
Wool cards.
London Pins.
English Nails.
Watch Glasses, Chains, Seals
and Keys suitable for Gold
or Silver Watches.
Spectacles.
Rifle and Fowling Guns.
Whips, hunter and half hun
ter.
Bever, Castor, and Felt Hatts.
Chip do.
Whalebone.
Welt-India Rum.
French Brandy.
Madeira, Teneriff, Port, and
Claret Wines.
Raifons,
Rock and Lisbon Salt.
Cotton Wool,
White Lead.
Spanish Brown.
Chalk.
Green, and Bohea Tea.
Coffee, and Allum.
Brimkone, and Powder.
House Hangings.
Writing Paper, &c. &c,
WILLIAM BEADLE,
Of WE ATHERSFIEL D,
INVITES all his Old Customers, and as many more
as incline, to come and fee a Few GOODS, they
never saw before Among which are, the belt Bohea
Tea, belt Indigo, by the doz. lb. or (mailer quantity,
White and Red Lead, Mens Cloaths, Callicoes, Threads,
Silk Handkerchiefs, Writing Paper of several qualities, by
the ream, quire, or less, Wafers, red, black, and white
Sealing Wax, Dutch Quilis, some Linnens, Cambricks,
Table Knives and Forks, Pen knives of sundry forts, Jack
Knives to slice the pudding with, sundry forts of Scissors
Nutmegs, and sundry other articles :---A Pattern for Coat,
Waistcoat and Breeches, of beautiful Orange coloured Cloth,
with Lining, Trimmings, and elegant Pearl Buttonsfor do.
May 20, 1782.
BROKE into the inclolure of the Sublciiocr, about tne
2d. instant, a brown MARE, about 4 or § years old,
a natural pacer, a blaze in her face, about 13 and an half
hands high.—The owner is desired to pay charges and
take her away. JONATHAN JUDSON.
Woodbury, May 18, 1782.
WE the Subferibers being re-appointed Commissioners
by the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftrid of Hart
ford, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
the Estate of ROSWELL BLODGET, late of East-Windsor,
deceased (represented insolvent) Do hereby give Notice to
the said Creditors, that weshall, for the last time, attend
said bufineis, at the late dwelling-houfc of said deceased, in
said East-Windsor, on the frit Tuesdays in June and July
next, at Two o'Clock, P. M. on each of said days.
JOSEPH ALLEN,
JOSEPH STOUGHTON.
East-Windsor, May 20, T 782.
WHEREAS LUCY, my Wife, hath eloped from my
Bed and Board, and refufes support from me.—
These are therefore, to caution all persons from harbouring
or trailing heron my account, as I will not pay any debt of
her contrasting from the date hereof.
ASA PARMELE.
Richmond. Mav 24, 1782.
STRAYED or STOLEN from the Subferiber, the night
after the loth inst. a small Regilon HORSE, 3 or 4
years old, small tail, no shoes on, his fore hoofs broke,
has been worked in a collar, a newish fiddle, and ao old
curb bridle on.---Whoever will take up said Horse, or give
information where he may be found, shall be well reward
ed, by ' ALEXANDER BUCKLAND.
East-Windsor, May 21, 1782,
THIS is to NOTIFY tire MEMBERS of the iTrffMEDI
CAL SOCIETY, in the United States of America,
since their Independence, That a MEETING is to be at
tended on the Second Tuefdav of June next, at the House
of Dr. JONATHAN CHAMBERLAIN, in Amenia Pre
cind, State of New-York, at Ten of o'.Clock. A. M.
OLIVER FULLER, Clerk.
Kent, May 11, 1782.
Thetford, State of Vermont, May 11, 1782.
NOTICE is hereby given, to all'the Proprietors
of the Township of VERSHIRE, to meet at the
House of Mr. LEANCOX TITUS, in said Town, on Thurs
day, the Thirteenth Day of June next, at Ten of the Clock,
i>:rheMorning. in order to tranfad any Business whichshall
be found necessary for the benefit of said Proprietors.
By order of his Excellency,
ABNER SEEL YE, Agent.
LO ST by some means to the owner unknown, in the
town of Ashford, on the firft Monday of December
1781, two Continental Loan Office Certificates, both in fa
vour of Benjamin Sumner, Esq; of said Ashford, Three Hun
dred Dollars each, dated May 22, 1777, No. 2713, and 2714.
Whoever will return the fame or give information to the
fubferiber in Ashford, or to Mr. Imlay, in Hartford, shall
have Five Dollars reward and all necessary charges paid, by
BENJAMIN SUMNER.
May 23, 1782.
T HESE are to desire the several creditors of the estate of
X JUSTUS ROSE, late of Granvile, deceased ; to bring
in their several demands against said estate immediately, to
the fubferibers for fettlemenc —Those accounts not exhibited
within three months, will not be allowed.
LEVI ROSE ) Adminiftra-
DEBORAH ROSE,) tors.
N. B. All persons any way indebted to said estate, are
earnestly requeued to make speedy payment without further
demands.
Granville, May 21, 1782.
YV7 HEREAS my wife MARTHA, hath conduced herfelf
in such a scandalous manner, that I purpose not to
cohabit with her—This is therefore to forbid any person
or persons trailing her on my account, as I will not pay any
debt of her contracting after the date hereof.
SETHHUNT.
Shaftsbury, (Sate of Vermont) April 2d, T7BL
WAS turned into the commons lall June, and has flray
ed away, a red and white HEIFER, one year old last
spring, marked with a swallow tail in the right ear, and
bug horns—Whoever will give information v+cre she
may be found, shall be generously rewarded, and all neces
sary charges paid, by JOHN W ADDAMS.
Goshen, May 18. 1782.
ALL persons having any demands on the estate of EBE
NEZER JACKSON, late of Cornwall, deceased, are
desired to bring in their accounts for Settlement, to
EBEN. JACKSON, ) Adminiftra-
TRYAL TANNER, ) tors.
Cornwall, May 7, 1782.
70 S°E-p-H LrN DE,
HAS just received at his Store South end of the Great
Bridge, in Hartford, a fresh supply of DRUGS and
MEDICINES. He has also, White Lead, Spanish
White, Spanish Brown, Painters Oil, Madder, Otter, Rai
sins, Al'fpice, Brimstone, &c. &c. Which articles he will
fellas cheap as obey axe tw be purchased in the State.
Just Published, and now felling by the printers hereof,
(Price is. 6d)
Brief, Decent, but Free
Remarks and Observations,
On several Laws passed by the Honorable Legis
lature of the State of Connecticut, since the
year 1775.
By aFRIEND to his COUNTRY.
The Freedom of the Prtfs is the bfif&curity to the
Liberties of a free State.
North Briton.
To be Sold by the Subferiber,
THE beautifully situated FARM on the Sea Shore, in the
weft parish in Saybrook, on which he now lives, con.
taining two hundred and ten acres, exceeding well wooded
and watered, and well proportioned with plow, paiture and
mowing Land ; jts situation for the various kinds of fish
ing and fowling, agreeable profpea arid delightful air, is
thought by many co excel any Farm on the shore. For
particulars enquire of the fubferiber living on the premises.
Wm. WORTHINGTON.
May 2fi 1782.
STM TErfCONNECTICUT, ff.
Hartford County, May 24, 1782.
P UBLIC Notice is hereby given to all whom it doth or may
1 concern, That a Libel is fled before Jabez Hamlin, Mflif
tant, and Nehemiah Brainard, a Justice of the Peace in andfor
said county, by Jonathan Smith, Nathan Harden, Evan Tho
mas, jun. and Oliver Brainard, all of Haddam, in said county,
against a quantity of British Goods seized in said Haddam, and
apprised at 27 1. 7 s. Lawful Money ; which said Goods are said
to be illegally imported from Long-Inland, or some other island or
place under the controul of the enemy. Mndfor the trial of the
justice of said seizure, a maritime Court will be held by us the
fubferibers, at the dwelling house of Mrnold Hazleton, innholder
tn said Haddam, on the 17th day of June next, at which ti?n@
and place all persons concerned may appear and they shall be
heard.
JMBEZ HMMLI N, Mffftant.
NEHEMIM HBRMINMRD, J.E
✓ILL persons that have any demands on the estate cf Mfap^
-fl Smith, late of Glaftenbory, deceas'd, represented insolvent,
are requeued to bring in their accounts to the fubferibers, at the
house of the deceased, on the last Mondays of June, July and Mu
guft next, at one of the clock, in the afternoon on said days. Nt
accounts will be allowed after the last Monday in Muguft next.
Mnd all persons indebted to said estate are defied to make imme
diate payment.
JOHN SELLE IV, Mdminiflrator.
DOROTHE SMITH, Mdminifiratrix.
Glaftenbury, May 14, 1782.
OTRMT ED or Stolen from the fubferiber, the firft of May in
stant, a Bay MMRE, 13 and half hands high, trots and pa
ces, a little white in the face, white hind feet, a Roman back,,
shod before. Whoever will give information where she may be
found shall be generov.flv rewarded, by.
DMVID LMTHROP.
Eafl-Windfor, Ma, so, 1782.
RO K,E into tbe inclofore of the fubferiber about the 24th 0,
Mpril, a Black , Stallion C OLT, fnpfofed to be two years
old this spring, his hind hoofs white. The owner is desired to
prove his property, pay charges and take him away 1
ELISHM CORNISH.
Simfbury, May 23, 1782.
TM/^EN up the beginning of Mpril last, a red roan HORSE,
about ten hands high, and well proportioned, supposed to
be about four years old, trots /nd paces well, shod before. The
owner may have him by applying to the fubferiber and fraying
charges. BENONI BROW NS'O N.
IQnfmgton, May 23, 1782.
FOUND by the (uuicnber, on the road leading nmi
Hartford to Middletown, a PURSE with a sum of mo
ney, which the owner may have by proving his property
and paying charges.
BENJAMIN BUTLER.
Wethersfield, May 25, 1782.
I=o SOL D,
About 87 Acres of LAND,
Lying in the town of East-Windsor; Said land consists of
sundry parcels, viz. One of 15 acres, in as pieafant a situ
ation as any in the town, about one mile and an half north
of the Meeting-Houie, on the weft fide of the street, well
suited to the accommodation of a trader or tradesman, hav
ing a good orchard, well proportioned for pasture and mea
dow, some of which is of the best kind, with plow land :—
Also, 22 acres, nearly opposite thereto, on the east fide of
the street, moilly wood land ; —and about 32 acres, a little
to the southward thereof, oppefiteto Cap, Ebenezer Grant's
partly wood, and partly pasture or plow land, more
than 3 acres on the front, well fuietd either for pas
ture or mowing, with a young orchard thereon ;—Like
wife, 8 or 9 acres of wood land, about 3 miles to the east
ward thereof, and in the lower Common Field ; —about ro
acres, mostly meadow land, joining to land belonging to
the heirs of Dr. Matthew Rockwell.—Conditions may be
known;by enquiring of GEORGE CUMING, East-Wind
sor, or ASHER WARD, Middletown.
May 20, 1782.
LOST some time since, in Hartford, or or the road to
Simibury, a black Leather Pocket Book, with a strap,
containing several Papers of value to the owner, among
which is a copy of a will. Whoever will return said book
to the Printers, shall have a generous reward.
May 25, 1782.
A new genteel CHAIS E,<
with Harness compleat, to be Soldi Enquire
of the Printers^