The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-03-05 00:00:00, page 4

AS the Commander in Chief has ordered all officers to be
with their corps, at an earlier period than was expe&-
cd. I reqweft of the Gentlemen absent to shorten their fur
loughs, as much as they conveniently can, in favour of those
who have not had an opportunity of visiting their friends.
J. HUNTINGTON, Brig. General.
February if, 1782.
TAKEN up by the fubferiber, about the firft of November
lalt, an old brown HORSE, about 12 years old, about
14 hands and two inches high, hind feet white, the near one
lame. The owner is desired to pay charges and take him
away. LIMUIL EASTON.
hHartford, February 15, 1782.
To be SOLD CHEAP (if applied for soon.)
GOOD Rock Salt, Sugar by the barrel or left Quantity,
Rum, Clove Water, Cotton Wool, and a few dozen
Barcelona Handkerchiefs. Enquire at Mr. DAVID BUEL's,
Farmington.
N. B. Wanted, Massachusetts State Money, for whieh any
of she above GOODS will be given. #
nROKE out of the Stie, about ten days past, two large
white HOGS, marked with a half-penny the under fide
the right ear, and a flit in the end of the left. Whoever wil
take up and return said swine, or give notice, that the owner
may have them again, shall have a generous reward and
charges paid, by
AMOS CURTIS.
Farmington, Feb. If, 1782.
THESE are to desire the fcveral creditors of the estate of
Mr. JOSIAH PHELPS, 2d, late of Windsor, deceased,
to bring in their several demands against said estate
immediately, to the fubferiber living in Simsbury, that he
may know how to proceed with regard to a settlement of
said estate.
JONATHAN HIGLIY, Executor.
N. 1. All persons indebted to said estate, are also desired
to make speedy payment, as they would avoid trouble.
ALL perlons indebted to me estate of JONATHAN NO
BLE, late of Simfbury, deceased, either by Note or
look, are desired to make speedy payment, those that are
indebted by Book, if they cannot pay, to give their Note
for the fame. And persons having claims against said ef
mte are desired to exhibit the fame co us the fubferibers, at
the late dwelling house of the deceased, in Simfbury.
PHINEAS NOBLE,
ROSWELL NOBLE.
_ Simfbury, Feb. 12, 1782.
ALL persons that Have any demands on the estate of Mri
ELISHA DEMING, late of Wethersfield, deceased, are
r^uefted to exhibit their accounts, well attested, to the fub
frriber, for settlement, and all persons that are indebted to
Lid estate, arc desired to make immediate payment to
JOSIAH DEMING, 2d Executor.
Wethersfield, January jo, 1782.
TO BE SOLD,
A DWELLING HOUSE, barn and out-houses, with near
seven acres of good land, on which are a number of
excellent fruit trees, the house with a little repair will be
very comfortable, and is well fixated for a trader or cradef
cnan, lying on the main road from Hartford to New-Haven,
fa Worthington Street, not half a mile south of the Mect
ing-Houfe ; the situation is healthy and very pleafanc, com
manding a fine profpeft, and would be an agreeable retreat
to any person who lives on the fca shore within the depre
dations of the enemy ; there is a fine well of water at the
door and molt excellent spot for a garden. This little farm
will be fold on reafonablc terms, and may be entered upon
die firft of May next. Apply co the fubferiber who lives near
toe premises, and can give an indisputable title for the fame.
J- BLACKWELL
Wddlcr.ww, Worthington Safety Feb, xb.
T•1!$ 0 1 ■,
BY STEPHEN MEERS,
At Mr. David Bull's Store, opposite the Court-Howfc,
SUPERFINE Scarlet,) Cambrick Muffin.
Blue, )^ Plain Lawn.
Garnet, )^ White Silk Gloves.
Green, )^ Black ditto Mitts.
Olive Green, j-^ Black, white and figur'd
Grange, )° Ribbons.
London Brown, )A Ladies white Kid Gloves.
White and Buff ) Do. Lamb Skin.
Spotted and clouded Forrest Marseilles Quilting.
Cloths. Sewing Silks.
Coatings and Baizes. Twists and Threads.
Velvet and Corduroys. Cap Wire.
Mairbines, different colours# Wide and narrow Taprn
Black Ruflell. Ivory and Horn Combs.
Black, pink and figur'd Ca- Pins from No. 12 to 6.
lanfanco. „ Bevcr Hats.
Crimson Harriteem. English Writing Paper.
White, brown and green Dutch Quills.
Rattinets. Hunting Whips.
Buckram. White and yellow Metal
Black and white Gauze. Buttons.
Black and green Durant. Knives and Forks.
Black and white Milliners. Saw Mill Files.
lawn Aprons. Hand Saw Do.
Ditto Needle work'd. Temple Spe^acle#.
Best black Sattins. Barlow Penknives#
Do. Pelongs. Ink Pots.
Modes and Sarcenets of va- Quality and Shoe Binding,
rious colours. Choice Bohea Tea#
Pink Luteftring. Spanish Indigo.
Black & white India Persian Pepper,
Black Taffaty. Pocket Glasses.
Bandano, Romall,Taffaty & Whalebone.
Barcelona Handkerchiefs. Afmall aflortment of<ream
Bolting Cloths. colour'd Ware, viz.
Callicoes. Fish Dishes.
Wide & narrow black Laces Sallad Do.
Men's Silk, Worsted and wash Bowls.
Thread Hose. Large and small Plates, &c.
Irish Linens.
, N. B. Good Madeira Wine by the Pipe or left quantity.
Cash given for Bills on France.
Hartford, February ip, 1781.
T ® BE SC I B,
By EUNICE ELLER Y,
At the second Store north of the Printing-Office.
BOLTING cloths, black Cypress, black and white
Gauze, Catgut, Milinet and Gauze Handkerchiefs,
Italian Scampt and flowered, do. black and coloured Barce
lona do. black Sattin, Modes and Laces ; black, blue, green,
pink and leylock manteau Silks ; green and white Sarfnets ;
an aflortmenc of Ribbons ; Tastes; Tapes; Cap Wire ;
Bonnet Paper; Silk quilts; Mock Marseilles ; Chintzes and
Calicoes; plain Lawns; Cambricks, Irish Linen, sewing
Silks, &c. China Cups and Saucers; French Rappee, Bottle
and bladder Snuff per Cwt. or less Quantity ; Coffee ; Cho
colate ; Rice; Ginger ; Pepper ; &c.
Hartford, Feb. 16, 1782.
T O B E SOL X
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
lion House and Barn thereon, a good Well of water, and
Orchard ;" he foil is good, and very Suitable for mowing,
plowing ' and pasturing, and the whole under goodimprove
ment. The situation is very convenient for a Tradesman or
Farmer. For particulars enquire of the fubferiber, who will
give an indisputable title to the premises.
PETER VANDERVOORT.
Hartford, January 8, 1782.
TO BE SOL D,
ONE hundred Acres of Land, lying on the town street,
in Lanefborough, Berkshire County, containing mea
dow land of the best kind, fufficient to produce 60 or 80
tons of good hay, free of Clones, well watered, easily clear
ed, about 10 acres already under improvement, besides
plow land, &c. On the road to Vermont, well situated for
a Tavern. Also, 100 acres more, a little remote in said
town. Also, 60 acres of good land, in Hartland, Litchfield
County, by
JOSEPH BELLAMY.
Woodbury February 14, 1782.
THE Subscriber, a little north of the Court-House, Hart
ford, has just printed a very large impression of
D 1 L WORTH's
Cheap for C A S H.
TH 1 fubferibers have just received a fresh suppl, of
MEDICINES from France, which they would
wish to dispose of on much better terms for the purchaser,
than heretofore they have been able.
They have likewise an assortment of Hollow Ware for
sale. BEARDSLEY & HOPKINS.
Hartford, Feb. 9, 1782.
T O B B SO L D,
By JOS EPH HART,
B 1 S T OLD
JAMAICA SPIRITS
By the Hogshead. Also a few Casks of
ROCK SAL T.
Gash, Bills of Exchange, Wheat Flour, and Indian Corn,
will be received in payment, enquire at Cape. WILLIAM
Bull's.
Hartford, Feb. 18,
ALL persons that have any demands on the estate of Mr.
Thomas Warren, late of Hartford, deceafed^ are rc
quefted to exhibit their accounts to the fubferiber for set
tlement : Andall persons that are indebted to said estate are
desired to make immediate payment.
ELIZUR WARREN, Administrator.
Hartford, Feb. 22, 1782.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Thomas Allyn, late
of Windsor, deceas'd, (represented insolvent) are re
quested to meet the fubferibers in order to fettle their accounts,
on thefecond Mondaysof March, April and May next, at the
house of Thomas Allyn, in said Windsor. Those who have
an, demands on said estate, are desired to exhibit them to
the fubferiber# on faiddays, in order for a speedy and final
settlement. SARAH ALLYN,) )'
THOMAS ALLYN.) Execut()rL
Windsor, Feb. 20, 1782.
To be S O L D,
A Farm lying in Weftfield, Commonwealth of Massachu
setts, on the great rosdieading from Hartford to Ben
nington through Worthington, and contains about 80 acres
of good land with a suitable proportion of mowing, plow
ing, pasturing and woodland, with a good new house on the
fame, thirty eight feet in length and twenty eight in breadth,
with a good well of water near the door, said farm is well
watered, situated conveniently for a trader or a tradesman,
an indisputable title will be given by the fubferiber,
ELNATHAN TAYLOR.
Weftfield, Feb. 15;, 1782.
CASH given for R A G S, by Elnat hanSmith, of New
faito, and by Nahant,! Alford, of „W@&-Simfoury.
SPELLING BOOK,
On a good white and strong paper, with a large and new
type, they are printed from a London Copy and Warranted
to be as corre& as any in New-England, he will fell them,
with other books at the following low prices, by the dozen,
or lower if to, be bought in Countdicur,
Spelling Books at is. 3d.
Watts's Psalms at 3s.
Do. Hymns, at 3%
Psalms and Hymns')/
bound in one vol. J OS '
Primmers, 3d. 1-2 penny.
He returns his finecre thanks to his friends and customers
fortheir euftom and the care that has been taken to save
their COTTON and LINEN RAGS, which has saved large
sums of money from being carried to distant parts, for
books, paper, &c. thatcan be as well done nearer.
Billsan France will be received in payment by the publies
most obedient humble ferrant,
NATHANIEL PATTEN.
At the Store late belonging to BENJAMIN PAYNE, Esq;
on the Bast Side the Road, a little North of the Great-
Bridge, and opposite the Printing Office, in HARTFORD#
a small Affirrtmenc of GOOD S, on the molt reasona
ble terms, for Cash, Bills on Frapce, or Country Produce#
Consisting of the following Articles, viz.
SUPERFINE and second Watch Braids,
Broad Cloths of various Garnets,
Colours. Dutch Laoes,
Buff Caffimcer, Milliners Needles,
German Serge, Papered and Pourid Pins,
Shaloons, Knitting and darning Nece
Black Callimanco, dies.
An assortment of Scarf twist, Barlow andether Penknives,
& sewing Silks, Lead Pencils,
Coloured Threads, Case Knives and Forks,
Buckram, Small Shears,
Metal and Death-head But- Wood Screws,
tons, Shoe and knee Chapes arg
Black Sattins, Tongues,
Black and green double Shoe Buckles,
Persians, Crooked and ether Combs,
Pink and green Modes, Common and small Sieves,
Black and white Sarfnets, Jamaica Rum,
Black Laces, Madeira Wine,
Black and white Gauzes, French Brandy,
Black Sattin and other €0- Molasses,
loured Ribbons, Loaf and brown Sugar,
Black Silk Gloves, Nutmegs and Cinnamon, b,
Mourning Crape, the Pound or Ounce,
Cambrick, Mace,
Plain and ftripedLawns, Cloves,
Sprig'd Lawn Aprons, Pepper,
Silk, Cotton, and Linen Ginger,
Handkerchiefs of vari- Tea,
ous kinds. Chocolate,
Irish and checked Linens, Hard Soap,
Dowlas, Copperas,
Men's and Women's Leather Indigo,
Gloves, powder and shot,
Men's worsted Hose, Flints,
Women's Cloth Shoes, Figgs and Raisins,
Mifles and Children'sMoroc- Leipers bottle and bladder
co, do. Snuff, warranted to be
An assortment of Quality and of the best Quality, by
Shoe Bindings, the dozen, cwt. or less
Whale Bone, Quantity,
Writing Paper,
They have a few Hogsheads Jamaica Rum, on Commis
sion, which they can fell cheap for Cash.
WE the fubferibers being appointed Commissioners, by
the Hon. Timothy Edwards, Esq; Judge of probate
for the county of Berkshire, to receive and examine the
claims of the several creditors ro the estate of Elisha Jones,
and Daniel Brewer, both late of Pittsfield, in the county ,
aforefaid, absentees or confpirators,—Hereby give notice,
that we shall attend the business aforeiaid, at the house of
Elijah Lathrop, Innkeeper in said Pittsfield, on the firft Wed
nesday of March next, at ten o'clock in the Morning, like
wise on the last Wednesday in the fame month, and also on
the firft and last Wednesday's of the three following months.
N. B. No claims will be accepted unless properly vouch'd.
ELT ROOT.
DAVID BUSH, ) Coromiffi -
JOSIAH WRIGHT ) en " s °
Pittsfield, February 12. 1782.
To be SOL D,
A Farm lying in the town of Blanford, within half a
mile of the meeting house, containing one hundred
and sixteen acres, about forty under improvement, with a
large orchard containing three hundredtrees, excellent fruit,
makes one hundred barrels of cyder in bearing years, with
an old house and barn, the price will be reasonable, and the
terms of payment easy, which will be known by applying
to JAMES PROVIN.
Blandford, Feb. 14, 1782.
AL L persons having any demands on the estate of Mr.
Roger Griswold, late of Enfield, deceased, are defied
to bring in their accounts in order for fertlement, by the
firft day of May next, to
ROGER GRISWOLD, Administrator.
February 22, 1782.
Cash given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, of any kind. Old Sail
Cloth, Bags, &c. at the Printing Office
@r either of the Paper Mills in Hartford.
[ 'ASH given for Calves Pates,
at the Printing-Office or
either of the Paper Mills i^
Hartford.
To be SOL D,
And may be entered upon the firft of MAY next.
ABOUT ten acres of excellent land, lying in Hartford,
within about one hundred rods of the Court House, a
very fine situation for a tradesman. Also about sixteen acre#
lying about two miles from the court house, on the road to
Windsor, proper for plowing or mowing. Also, about 33
acres lying on the road to Simfbury, about three miles from
Hartford court-house, consisting of plowing and woodland.
Also about five acres of pasture land, about one mile from
the court-house. Also, about four acres of plow land, lying
in the South-Meadow, on the River. The whole of theabovc
lands will be fold rcafonably, and a good title given by
JOHN P. GOODWIN.
Hartford. Feb. 21, 1782.
ALL persons indebted to the late 'Partnership of Allin and
Hooker, Alexander Allin, James Hooker, or to Jame#
and Horace Hooker, on book, are desired immediately co
fettle the fame as they would avoid cost.
Windsor, February 18. 1782.
Just opened and now felling, b,
DANIEL JONES & Co?