The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-03-09 00:00:00, page 4

ALL PEKSONy within this yate, having
any demands, against the Qjarter-Mafter Ge
heral's Department, before the 2d of March 1778:
Are once more requeued to exhibit them to the Sub
scriber, within fourteen days from the date, as he
will not ever after that date pay any such accounts.
JEREMIAM WADSWORTH.
Hartford, March 1. 1779
SMITH AND COIL
TT AVI N G for several years pafl, carried on in
Partnership the APOTHECARIES and
BOOKSELLERS Business in Hartford.
Now inform their cuftorrers, that their Copartner-
Ai p will be dissolved in Apr;] next, And a# Mr.
Coit purposes then to leave the town, it is neces
sary jhat all their open accounts should he adjusted.
el far as may be.— They therefore request all
pdrfons having accounts against them, to bring them
in as soon as possible; and wherever they are indebted,
the creditors may depend upon receiving the balances
due to them according to the ftri&eft rules of com
mutative juftice-—■—' and balances found to be due
to said Company, will be thearfully received from
all these who are willing to pay them in the fame way.
Those who have borrowed Books either of Smith
Dr Coit, aie desired 10 return them immediately.
N. B. After the expiration of said partnership,
the bufineft will be carried on (is well as the tiros,
will admit of) by SOLOMON SMITH,
at the Store now occupied by Smith and Coit.
Hartford March 2, 17,9.
just ceme to Hand, and to be Sold,
By JAMES PERCIVA L,
At his Store at Kensington ;
J' N DIGO of the best kind, by the barrel, hun
dred or lesser quantity. Also Logwood and
attic. by the hundred weight. Allo, by retail,
Rum, Pepper, Allfpiee, Ginger, Brimfione, Pins and
Ivory Combs.
ESERTED from Capt. Walker's Com
pany; Col. Samuel B. Webb's Regiment,
the i&hinftanf, JOSEPH PROWLANDSON,
belonging to Wethersfield ; 21 years of age, 5 feet
8 or g inches high, of a dark complexion, hair and
eyes black : Had on a scarlet regimental coat faced
with yellow, white vest and breeches. Whoever
will return said deserter to his regiment; or secure him
in any gaol, and give notice thereof Hull receive a
Reward of Twenty Dollars, and necessary chargee,
by ROGER WELLES. Lust.
Warren, Fee. 17, >77,.
TH E Subscribers, being appointed Commissi
oners, to examine and adjust the claims of
the creditors to the estate of SAMUEL CHURCH,
late of Simfbnry, deoeafed; hereby give notice, that
we ffial) attend said business at the house cf Joseph
Ho lcomb in said Simfbury, on the third Mondays
in March and April next, at ji o'clock forenoon.
PETER RICE, 7
ELDAD HOLCOMB, , Comralffoners.
SILAS HOLCOMB.)
Simsbury, Feb. 13, *779.
N. B. The above estate is represented insolvent.
WE the Subscribers, being appointed by the &
notable Judge of Probate, for the diftri& of
Farmington, Commissioners to adjust the claims of
the creditors to the estate cf Timothy Merrills late of
Farmington deceased, rendered infolvetit, do hereby
give notice, that we ffiall attend on said business, on
the two last Tuesdays of March, and the firft Tuesday
of April next, at the house of Timothy Stanley, in
said Farmington, at one o'clock afternoon on each of
said days. No accounts will be allowed but what are
property attested.
TIMOTHY STANLEY, | Coramif.
ELIJAH FRANCES. j fioners'
Farmington, Ffb. 1% 1779.
WANTED on HIRE,
A Small well proportioned FARM, with an
Orchard thereon, within 10 miles of Hartford.
Enquire 6f the Printers.
— T -— B -£ SO L D,
A Good FARM containing more than two
hundred acre#, in the township of Winchester,
lituate on the fouth-rOad, so called, through the
green-woods to Canaan, with a convenient dwelling
House on the premises, and some improvements made
thereon : Any one defyous of purchasing the fame,
may be informed of the terms of file, and obtain a
title by applying to Col. Thomas Seymour of Hart
ford.
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To be Sold for the bills of the emissions of May 20th
1777, ^d April nth, 1778
By BAVEL WEBSTER,
At Mr. James Church's Store, opposite the Court-
House Hartford ;
GOO D ,maoia Spirits, New-England Rum,
_ ' brown Sugar ; Peo^nd Jack Knives, blocktin
Table Spoons ; Testaments; Writing Paper, &c.
' I '" " <U<C, Uy Ju s in V © suu tVLA 0 VAJQ, a.
JL their Sore a little south of the north Meeting
Hoife, good Rock, Lisbon and Liverpool SA L T,
for which any emission of the Continental Bills will
be received. Hartford, Feb, 22, 1779.
TOBE "SO L
By NATHANIEL FRISBI E,
At his Store near the Furnace in Salisbury.
RE D brown green buff and black Broadcloths,
blue brown and grey Coatings, blue brown
green yellow white and crimson Baize, white and
brown Serge, blue black and spotted Manchester
Velvets, blue Hair Plush, black Cotton Denim,
Faftian, Thicksets. fine Jane, black rib'd Lasting,
black and crimson Drawboys, light brown Barigon,
Shalloons, Rattinets> Camblets, Stuffs, Poplins,
Irim Linen, Cambrick, Gauze, cotton and linen
Handkerchiefs, black Double Persian, single Do.
Callicoes, Men's worked Stockings Mohair, metal
and horn buttons; Silk Twist and Mohair Sewing
Silk, Writing Paper. Women's gili Fans, Ribbands,
fine Thread, Razors, Pen and Cutteau Knives, Shoe
Buckles. Ivory and horn Combs, Pins and Needles,
Shet, Pipes, Bohea Tea, Indigo, Allura, Pepper,
iron and brass deft letks, do. hinges, fland ketches,
Chiflels Horse Fleams, brass and iron Bolts, Pad
locks, tenant sash and compafsSrws, Snuffand Snuff
Boxes. Also, an assortment of Hollow Ware, large
Petsand Kettles (suitable for manufacturing maple
sugar) common fiz'd do Spiders. Skillets Tea Ket
tles, Codfilh, Virginia Tobacco, &c. &c. The large
p^ts and kettles will be chiefly left at said FrifLie's
flore in Norfolk where may be bad almost every
article above mentioned,
STOLEN from the fubferiber the 3d instant,
a brown HORSE, 14 hands and half high,
7 years old, thick set, trots faft and paces some, lofty
carriage, 2 or 3 white spots on his back ; had on a
hunting saddle, a red broadcloth housing. with a
red fringe round the fame, a flower on each fide cf
needle work, wrought with silver twist. Whoever
will take up said horse, thief and saddle, and return
them to me, shall have 50 dollars reward, or for the
horse and saddle thirty dollars, and all nece&ry
charges paid, by me,
SAMUEL DENSLOW.
Windsor Feb. § 1779.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RUN away from the fubferiber in October last,
a Negro Wench named ZIL, about 15 years
old, small of her age, pretends she is free, the last (he
has been heard of she was going to Lenox. Whoever
will return her to her matter Shall receive the above
reward; or if any perfoia will fend word or inform
her mate so that he can get her again, shall be well
rewarded for their trouble.
REUBEN HOPKINS.
Sharon, January 2<. 1:79.
WE the tubicribers appomtea by the Lon. court
of probate for the diftri& of Guilford, com
missioners to examine and adjust the claims of the cre
d tors to the estate of Jofah Chittenden, late of Kil
lingworth, in the county of New London, deceased,
represented insolvent, hereby notify we shall attend
said business at the dwelling house of Lieut. Eliffia
Crane in said Killingworth, on the 3d tuefday of
March next, and on the two following Tuefdavs,
MARTIN LORD,) ,
ELISHA CRANE, f c * mm ^
Killingworth, Feb. 22, 1779.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the fubferiber,
who lives in .Sharon, owning lands in the
State of Vermont, in the three following townships
vit. Panton, near opposite Crown Point ; in Mans
field and Newington or, and near Onion River ; in
either of said townships would be glad to dispose of
a right of land, or more, as he has lately met with
singular misfortune, and tyrants some of the avails
thereof for the fopport of bis family ^ the sooner ap
plied for, therefore, the more agreeable.
JOSEPH HAMILTON.
February 17, 1779.
THE hbicrlbers informs thole to whom they
have carried the Connecticut Courant, that
they Are obliged to make immediate payment to the
Printers, which they cannot do, unlcfs they can
come to a settlement with their customers. They
will wait on them on Tuesday the 16th of Marche
at Mr. Catlin's in Harwinten; on Wednesday the
>,th at Mr. Stanton's in Litchfielc; on Tharfday
and Friday at Mr. Paul Smith's in Sharon ; on Sa
turday the 20th at Capt. Johnson's, and on Monday
21d at Mr. Lee's in Salisbury ; on Tuesday 23d at
Mr. Paul Dewey's in Sheffield ; on Wednesday 24th
at Mr. Brigham's New Marlborough ; on Thursday
25th at Mrc Stilman s in Sandisfield, and on Friday
26th at Mr. Fowler's Granville ; at which times
and plates one of the fubferibers will attend, in or
der for a full and complete settlement.
AMOS ALDEN
BENAJAH GRISWOLD.
W.^^^.xov^v ucowr v i cor.r £, ere, rav.
Company,'late of the city c f New York,
were notified that their 'Partnership would dissolve
the firft of May last, and were requeued to make
payment ; notwithstanding many of there have nfe
glebed to fettle their accounts. They are therefore
again desired to discharge their debts due to said
'Partnership without delay, either to Samuel broom#
at Little Cambridge, near Boston, or to Jeremiah
Piatt at Hartford. And as they continue to receive
their debts in Continental Bills, they conceive their
debtors can never have a more favorable opportunity
to pay their debts.
SAMUELBROOME,
JEREMIAH PLATt
February 20, 17^9.
'HE honorable court of probate lor hartlord
JL diftrirt, having appointed us commissioners,
to examine the claims of the creditors to the estate of
Ebenezer Sandford, late of Wethersfield deceas'd,
represented insolvent. Notice is hereby given the
creditors, that we ffiall attend for that perpofe, at the
dwelling house of David Beckley, innholder in fad
town, the third ind last mondays of March and fa.
cond Monday of April next, from 2 to 8 o'clock aft
ternoon on each of ftid days.
David Webster, ) _ ,
Theodore Beckley, f Comnuffionerfy
February 24, 1779.
A good silver China faced WATCH to be Sold
reafonipp Enquire of the Printer.
WE the fublcribgrs ben g appointed by the hon.
court of probate for the diftria of Simfbnry,
commissioners to examine the claims of the creditor,
to the estate of Jefhua Case, late of Sin fbury deceas
ed represented insolvent. These ate 0 notify said
creditors, that we shall attend said business at the
dwelling house of George Case, in Sin fbury. on the
3d mondays of March and April next, at one of the
clock in the afternoon of each d^y.
Daniel Humphry,)
Noah Phelps, [Commiffioners
Jonathan Pettibone.)
Feb. 18, 1779.
ST RAYED or SI OLEN from the fubferiber
in New Hartford, some time in May laP. a
dark brown MARE, with some whi^e spots about
her, fuppefed to be a little of the fp^t breed, three
years old pafi, was never dockt or shod, but was
halter broke some; natural pacer. Whoever till
return said Mate or inform me where she is so that
l ean have her again, ffiall be h titled to T F N
DOLLARS reward and all ne eff-rv chines
paid, by JAMES HENDERSON.
February 20, 1779.
THE Committee appointed to solicit and receive
donations for their Offering brethren fpm
Newport ; do in their names and behalf, with every
ferment of regard and esteem for the rood people
of this state, return our most hearty thanks for the
charitable and very liberal donations already receiv
ed; and mofl earnestly request the gentlemen who
are societies committees, and all other the humane,
benevolent and charitably disposed, for a more free
dy colle&ion cf the donations made and making to
forward the fame to the care of the following gentle
men, or their orders, taking their receipt fo r the
fame, where all charges for collc&ing carting, calk,
&c. &c will be fully paid, viz. At Hartford and
towns adjacent, to be delivered to Mr. Caleb Ball,
4"? Waterbury and neiphboaring towns, to
Jofep^Hopkins, Esq; At Pomfret ad towns ad
joinings to Mr. Peer Mumford. At Mansfield and
towns near, toD^con Edmund Freeman. A' Nor
wich, to Capt. Evan Malbone, jun. A' Middle,
town and towns adjacent, to Mr. Thomas Danforth,
appointed by authority to receive the grain.
Stat, of Cor.ne&icat, Middletown. Feb. 26 1779-
The Printers in this S+ate are desired to public the
above in their refpe&;ve papers.
rir 'HE Public are hereby informed. T. # J the late
l 'Putnerffi p between Watsonand Goodwin
is now dissolved; and that the Printing Business in
all its Branches will be carried on by Hudson and
Goodwin at the Printing Office in Hartford, as
ufuai Those whe are indebted to the late 'Part
"^'^ "f , r , ffl y requeued to call at the Office
and fettle their Accounts.
^rin%- Office Hartford, Marc^ 2 1770.
JUST PUBLISHED =
Ana to be Sold by the Printers hereof,
THE
DUTYA nd OBLIGATI 0 N
OF
CHRISTIANS
To MARRY ONLY in THE LORD,
h LLUSTRATRDa^dURGED
By STEPHEN WEST, A. M.
Faftor of the Church of Christ in Stockbridge,