The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-05-20 00:00:00, page 4

THE Hon. Court oFProbate for the diAria of flail-Windy
for having allowed eight months to the creditors of
the estate of John Skinner, late of East-Windsor, deceased,
to bring in their claims on faideftate to the Executors; pub
lic notice is hereby given, that constant attendance will be
given at the dwelling-house of the Subferibers, in East-
Windsor, on the firit Mondays of June, July and November
next; and all perfens indebted to laid estate are defined to
make a fcttlcmcnc of their accompts with the Subfciibers.
JOHN SKINNER, Executor.
SARAH SKINNER, Executrix.
_ East-Windsor, Ma, I, 178 ft
ALL perfans that have any demands against the citatt of
Levi Gibbs, late of Ealt-Windfor, deceased, are desired
to bring in their accompts to the Subscriber for fcttlement,
by the fat day of January next, after which no accompts
will be allowed, , .
JOHN STANLY, Administrator.
Tolland, April jo, 1785. _'
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners, by
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the dittri& of Farm
ington, to examine the claims of the creditors to the estate
of JUDA STANLEY, late of Southington, deceased, repre
sented infolvene: Do hereby give notice, that we shall at
tend said business at the dwelling house of Mr. Robert
Hazard, in Southington, on the lalt Mondays of May ard
June next, from one to fix o'clock in cue afternoon No
accompts will be allowed unless properly attested.
SAMUEL CURTISS, ) Commiffi-
JOHN CURTISS. ) oners.
Southington, April 22, 1783. .
THE Hon. Court of Probate for the dilhift of Farmington
having allowed fix months to the creditors rathe estate
of Mr. Aaron Day, late of Southington, deceased, to bring
in their claims againlt faidcltatc in order for icttlcmcnt-—
the Subferibers hereby give notice, that they arc ready to
receive any claims till the expiration of fix months from this
date, after which no accompts will be received.
SAMUEL CURTISS, ) Adminiftra-
WILLIAM DAY. ) tors.
.Southington, April 26, 1783.
AGREEABLE ta directions fromthe Hon. Courtof Probate
for the diarid of Watertown, the creditors to the efface
of Thomas C^rigbr, deceased, are hereby notrficdto bring
in their demands on laid ertxce to the Subscriber, by the
day of August next, when the time limited by said Court, for
the purpole afortfud, will be expired, after which they will
not be allowed; and all indebted to laid estate, are desired
to make speedy payment..
DANIEL PENDLETON, Administrator.
Watertown, April 28, 1783.
TO be Sold or Let, four pieces of LAND in the South
Meadow, in Hartford, one piece containing four recres,
one two, one four and a half, and one five,----Enquire of
the Printers-
May 6, x,8,. _
LOST by the fubferiber, seven Tickets in the fecund Class
of Springfield Lottery, No. 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56.
Whoever will return them to the fubferiber, shall have a
generous reward for their trouble.
NATHANIEL BURT.
Springfield. April 26, 1783.
STRAYED fromthe fubferiber a dark brown MARE, five
years old, about 13 hands nigh, a liar in her forehead,
no shoes or brand. Whoever will take up said Mare and
give information, shall have a reasonable reward and all
reafonablc charges, paid by ISAAC PHELPS.
Windsor, April 24, 1,83.
TAKEN up by toe huolcriDcr, the 22.; of April inft.nt,
a red pide MARE, both eyes white, shod all round, no
brand, trots and paccs---The owner is desired to prove his
property, pay charges and take her away.
ELI WILCOX.
Middletown, April 22, 1783.
WHEREAS m, wife FREELOVE, has eloped from my
bed and board, contrary to my will, I do therefore
forbid all persons harbouring or trusting her on my ac
count, as I will not pay any debt of her contrasting after
this date. EBENEZER PIERCE.
East-Windsor, April 28, 1783.
° TOBE S'O I. 1),
A GOOD health, Negro WENCH, about 33 years of age,
who understands all kinds of house work, with a fe
male Child 8 months old, enquire of the Printers.
Hartford, April 5, 1783.
Good Madeira and fenerifte
WINE, to be Sold cheap for Cash, b, JAMES CORNWELL,
in Middletown.
May 6, 1,83.
CASH given for a Quantity of
BEES- W A X,
By JOHN MORGA N,
Who has for Sale a Variety of
Crockery Ware, Tea, Paints,&c.
On the lowest Terms. Likewise,
Indigo, by the Calle.
Hartford, May ~ 1783.
"just Bubli/bed and noiu Selling by the Printers
hereof, (Price One Ptylareen,)
A Dissertation on the Political
Union and Constitution of the Thirteen United
States of North-America : Which is neceflary
to their Preservation and Happiness, humbly
offered to the Public, by a Citizen of Philadel
phia.
rr HE creditors to the estate of Joseph Church, jun. Ety
JL late of Hartford, deceased, represented insolvent, are
requested to bring in their fcveralcloms.duly authenticated,
to us the Subscribers, at the Dwelling- boule of Joseph Flagg,
innholder in Hartford, on the fir ft and last Mondays of Jury,
August and September next, between the hours of one and
Seven in the afternoon, when and where we shall attend on
their examination and adjustment.
WILLIAM NICHOLS, )Commiffi-
CHAUNcY GOODRICH.) oners,
Hartford, May 6, 1703.
WILL COVER
THIS Season, on reasonable terms, at the stable of the
Subfcribler in Wintonbury, one of old Rangers Colts,
half blooded, he is of a light iron grey, blackish main and
rail. Pasturing for mares if wanted.
ABEL GILLET, jun.
May 6, 1783. _
THE FAMOUS HORSE
P E O L E E,
WILL COVER, at the stable of the Subferiber, for this
season, in Somers, at the moderate price of nine
shillings the leap or eighteen shillings the season, the said
Horfc is 15 and a half hands high, fix years old this fpring,is a
Horse of fine goings, activity and Strength, well proportion
ed in ev&y part as any Horfc perhaps without exception, be
ing half blooded.
AMARIAH KIBBE.
Somers, Ma, 9, 1,83.
At a Court of Probate, held in Ealt- Windior, tor tuc uiltnd
of Ealt-Wmdfbr, on the 2d day of April, 1783, picicnc
Erastus Wolcott, Judge.
DORATHY HUBBARD, Administratrix on the estate of
Aaron Hubbard, late of Glaftenbury, deceased, now
moves this Court to limit a time for the creditors to said
estate to bring in their claims co said Administratrix, which
this Court approves of. Whereupon said Court allows se
ven months co the creditors co said estate to bring in their
claims to said Adminiftratrix —and said Administratrix is
direded to advertise the time limited, in the Connecticut
Courant, for three weeks, and also let up an advertisement
in tome public place in GUftenbury.
A true copy of record,
per ARODI WOLCOTT, Clerk.
THE Hen. Court of Probate, for the diftrid of Middle
town, has allowed fix months, from this date, to the
creditors of Mr Elisha Stocking, late of Middletown, de
ceased, to bring in their claims againlt said estate; cue Sub
feriber, Administrator to said estate, hereby notifies said
creditors that unlcfs their claims are exhibited, within rhe
time limited aforefaid, they cannot be allowed. All per
sons indebted co faideltate are requeued co make immediate
payment, to
HEZEKIAH GOODRICH, Administrator.
Chatham, Ma, 1, 1783.
N. B. Said Administrator will attend said business at the
dwelling-boufe of said deceased, in Middletown, on the two
latt Mondays of May infant and the hilt Monday of June
next.
q HE Hon. Court of Probate, for the diltr>& of&afford,
having allowed 7 months to the creditors to the cftatc
ot Edward Farrington,Alate of Tolland, deceased, to bring
in then claims on said estate co the Executors, public notice
is hereby given, that constant attendance will be given at
the dwelling -house of Samuel Aherns, in said Tolland, on
the fa ft Tuesdays of Ju^e, Augnttand November next, from
one o'clock tid fix in the afternoon. No accompts will be
accepted unlcfs prepefy attested. Thofc indebted to said
citatc arc desired to fettle the fame.
SAMUEL ABERNS, Excutor.
MARY FARRINGTON, Executrix,
Tolland, April 14, *783. ,
LOST or stolen out of the pocket of the subscriber, on or
about the 23d of, Apruuft, in the town ot Hartford, a
b^ck leather LU< KEY oOOK, containing three foldicrNoces
given co the juucnoer for the following Sums, two of said
Notes given for eleven pounds fifteen Shillings and one
penny muipenny, tinted June ilt, 1783, No, 2687 and 2688,
the other udte - June Ht, 1782, Nu. 5013, for toe sum of two
pounds fourteen shillings and five pence, and one note of
hand payable co the Subferiber for the Sum of one pound, and
feme im <0 pieces of Silver. Whoever will deliver said Book
with its contents, shad be generous rewarded, by
JAMES SPENCER.
N. B. All collectors and others are desired not co take
said Notes in payment, but fccurc them for their humolc
Servant, J. S.
New-Hartford, May 1, 1783.
OIuLEN out of the Subferibers fltable, in Norwich, on
„ the night of the 7th of May instant, a bay English STAL
LION, xbnut iqhands high, black nunc and tail, is long to
his gambrills, a little white in his forehead, long cars, a
Small ounch on the inside of his ancle on his fore leg, trots
and cancers, carries himfelf well: The fuppafed thief is
one CURTISS, he is of a dai k complexion, black eyes, black
hair, about 5 feet 9 inches high, has a Small icar over his
left eye, and a fear acrots the back of one of his hands.
Whoever will take up laid thief and hoife and return them
to me or fccurc them so that I can have them, shall have 12
dollars reward and necessary charges paid, for the Horfc on
ly 6 dollars.
ELIJAH WILLOUGHBY.
Norwich (Connecticut) May 9, 1783.
STOLEN from the Stable of the fubferiber on the night
after the 6th instant, a Black H 0 RSE, 15 hands high,
well made, Small star in his forehead, a fear on his near
buttock made by a bullocks horn, thin mane and foretop,
trots and canters well. Whoever will take up said Horse
and give information where he may be had, shall have a
reasonable reward and necessary charges paid by,
ZACHEUS BUTLER.
Hartford, West-Division, May, 12, 1783.
WHEREAS application has been made to ustye Subferi^
bers by sundry of the Sufquehannab Proprietors, to
warn a Meeting of the Sufquehannah Company, to take in
to consideration their claim to the Sufquebannah Lands, fa
called, and what is necessary to be done for fccuring and
quieting the title of said Company to said land b, them
bona fide purchased, and hitherto by them defended, at
great expence ofbiood and treafute.—Thefe are therefore
to warn said proprietors to meet at Hartford in the State of
Connecticut, at the North Meeting House, in the First
Society, on the 21st day of May next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, to take the matters aforefaid into their conside
ration, and ad and do what shall be judged necessary and
best for the inters ft of said Company, relative to said pur
chase, and fettling,he fame, and any other business proper
to be done on said day.
JEDEDIAH ELDERKIN,)
NATHANIEL WALES, ) Committee;
SAMUEL GRAY, )
Windham, April 29, 1783.
THE holders of Loan Office Certificates, in the State of
Connecticut, arc requeued to meet at Hartford, on
Wednesday the twenty-first day of May instant, by chem
fclves or representatives, in order to make fume further ap
plication to the General Affcmbly, for the payment of t|ic
interest due thereon, &c. &c.
JOSHUA LATHROP, )Cornmitce forih^
CHRISTOPHER LEFFINGWELL,) Holders of fan-
DANIEL RODMAN, ^Office Certificates
JOSHUA HUNTINGTON, ) in the State of
DUDLEY WOODBRIDGE. ' ) Connecticut.
Norwich, May 5, 1783.
NOTICE is hereby given to the following perlons,
non-resident proprietors in the township of Hartland,
viz. John Smith, Thomas Olcott, John Eafton Olcott, John
Hunt, Hannah Reynolds, John Walker, jun. JoSiah Meeker,
jun. John Root, David Couch, Elijah Chappci, bave taxes
due to Israel Williams, collector of Bate andlard taxes t
Also, Col. Samuel Talcott, Col. William Pitkin, John
Colton, Rebecca Wells, Samuel Er% Charles Caldwell,
Jonathan Loring's heirs, John Day's heirs, Jog ph Church,
Wiliam Knox, David Couch,peter Reynolds, Pantry Jones,
Maj, J>hn Bigelow, John Eafton Olcott, and Thomas Ol
cott, who have taxes due to Phineas Bates, collector of
town taxes : And also John Smith, David Couch, Daniel
Enos, and Jufiah Meeker, jun. who have taxes due to Abia
thar Newton, colk&&r ofiociety taxes for the fecund facie
ty in said Hartland, That so much of their lands as will pay
the taxes, and other incident charges, will be fold ac
Public Vendue, at the Sign-Pest, in said Hartland, on the
third Wednesday in July next, unlcfs prevented by paying
said taxes. ISRAEL WILLIAMS )
PHINEHAS BATES, ) Collegers.
ABIATHAR NEWTON.)
Hartland, March 24, 1783.
TO BE SO L D,
A GOOD Dwelling-House, well finished off, a Barn and
Blacksmith's Scop, and about twenty acres of Land,
fi & table for mowing, plowing and pasturing, with an Or
chard on the fame, a fine place for a trader or tradesman.
Aifo a FARM ot very good Land, of about one hundred
acres, with considerable improvement, an Orchard, and
plowing, bafturc and mowing, at a reasonable price, by the
Subferiber living thereon.
Also wanted to hire a good Scythe Maker.
ABIJAH ROE.
Sjmfbury (North Parish) May 10, 1783.
TO BE SOL D,
At PUBLIC VENDUE,
BY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftri& ot
Eaft-Haddam, so much of the real estate of of Mr. Na
than Niles, late of Colchefter, deceased, as willraife the sum
of 6sl. ss. id. lawful money, with incident charges, said
vendue will be attended at the dwelling house where said
deceased lived, on the 29th day of May next, at one o'clock
in the afternoon.
NATHAN NILES, Executor.
Hebron, April 29, 1783.
S O -
A T the Store of JEREMIAH WADS
WORTH in Hartford, a few Hogsheads
of choice Weft-India R UM.
May 7, 1783. -
WHEREAS a falfe and injurious advertisement, appears
cd in the Connecticut Courant ofthe 4th of May last,
under the fignarure of Seth Austin, wherein the said Austin
accuses me, Phillip Morrell, of theft, &c. &c. in order to
undeceive'thofe who may have been prejudiced against me
by said advertisement, I hereby let them know that having
been employed as a shoemaker, by said Austin, for fume
time and not receiving any payment, I endeavoured to bring
him to a settlement, which he constantly and industriously
avoided, and finding that I could get nothing from him, on
the night ofthe 20th of February I packed up my tools and
left him, upon which appeared the above advertisement, in
conference of which, I was taken out of bed on the morn
ing of the 22 1 of February, and brought back thirty miles,
bur he tar from having any thing stale, had nothing in the
shop chat any person would Real, upon which we came to a
fctclemcnt, but not being able to agree, upon account of a
most exorbitant charge he h,d against me for a final! space
of time I was sick and for the advertisement and trouble of
bringing meback, we left it to an arbitration of honest and
judicious men, who gave it as their opinion that there was
no°thcft proved against me, as their names undersigned will
evidence.
TIMOTHY CADWELL, )
ADAM THOMPSON, ) Arbitrators;
ISAAC HALLADAY. )
SuffieH, April 8, 1783.
A FEW Copies of Mr. Bray's Dissertation on the Sixth
Vial of the Revelation of Sr. John, yet remaining, and
to be fold at the Printing-Office.