The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-09-02 00:00:00, page 7

SUPERFINE, second and :
Coaric Broadcloths.
Shalloons.
Durants of all colours.
Pink ?ndblackCallimancots
and Rnflell.
A variety of Sewing Silk and
Twith.
White Gauze and Catgut.
Moreens.
Buckim.
Coating and ^'^cs.
Metal death-1 a. & basket
colour'd Velvet and
N^nkeens.'
d Listings.
n Platilla
Russia
'Drilling.
'hek anc ? ire Silk Gloves.
W h ite ana h^ colon ed
Mens.<%: wouens Leather
I) $ .
Blass ind light blue India
T ffny
Lutestring.
Pok i:d blue Sarfenet.
Brick do ie and Pclong.
Black Petfiin.
IL .<CK C<ape.
Birk and heck' dSi Ik Hand
kerchiefs
Linen and Cotton do.
A variety of Ribbons and
TUtes.
Bhck Ostrich Feathers.
Be utiful colour'd Feathers.
Sprigs and Head Flowers.
Quality and Shoe-Binding of
all colours.
Beaver, Castor & Felt Hatts.
Cambrick and Lawn.
Fine and coarse Thread.
Wide and narrow Tapes.
Dutch Laces.
Cap Wire.
White Cotton Stockings,
White and colour'd Silk do.
Bl.ck and other Fans.
Childrens Morocco Shoes.
Ladic Pocket-Books.
An ffutment of Looking-
GUff ~
Iron rim Locks, with Rings
and K obs.
Desk arid Drawer Locks.
Knob and Thu ub Latches.
Double ad single spring
Stock Lock ,
Chest -nd Cupboard do.
Iron and Brats Pad Locks.
Raifors, Cuctoc Knives,
Barlo w and other P n do.
Leather and paperlnkStands,
Shoe Buckles,
Shoe and Knee Chapes and
Tongues.
Hurford, August 23, 1783 ; _
T O B ESOL D,
The following HOUSES and Lots of LANjJ
in Hartford, viz.
1 he Houle in which
BoSG^ the fubferiber lives, situated a little north
00^0 of the state House. It is a well finished
two story House, with an elegant new
Wood House, Poulny F^, Smoke
^^^^^ House and Granary, a large good Earn,
and excellent Sables, artery
to render the place commodious and in <xc<
: n t epair, and is one of the plefotett firuanonsfre
the river, with eight acres of the very
adjoining, and thirty acres of Land about half a mile inthe
N AtfoTgG^ uf e now occupied by Mr. Alex
ander Huncalutle ealt of the South ^. c ^^
twelve acres of excellent Mowing Land adjuring tn
which is a Barn and other Out-Houses. a goodyoung Or
^hard of Apple-^ees and other Fruit-Trees, ^
garden and agood Well of Water.-- A'f.> ten acres of L^J
in the South Meadow, and about fixy acres a htue we,.of
the Sme-Houfe.—The whole will be L 4, "^"
rate, as may belt suit the purchaser.
purchase a pastor the whole in 7 know the condition and
have a good title by applying to the Su^iorr, ?^y appty
fo. n , ^he ^ ~^M^H ^
Hartford, August 23, 1783,—
WILLIAM & JOSEPH HARI
Have for Sale at tb^ir Store in Hartford,
BEST Jamaica Spirits and Grenada Rum, by the hogsce^d
or barrel.
Nantz Brandy.
Russia and Ravens Duck, per bolt.
A few Pieces of Irish Linens, And
Many other Articles, which will be fold on tat lowcftTcrms
for Cash.
Tuft cone to Hand, and now Selling
B, D INTEL "JONES & Co.
Oppofne the Printing-Office :
Suoolement to the Connecticut Courant, Tuesday September 9, 1783.
Stock Buckles,
Childrens Clalps.
Large and small Sciffars,
Shears.
Jews Harps.
H and HL Hinges,
Table Butts.
Desk Hinges,
Brass Knobs,
Wood Screws, Ring do,
Brass Nails,
Escutcheon Pins.
Plated anh Steel Spurs,
Stirrup Irons.
Girths of various Kinds.
Temple and other Spc&ades.
Tobacco and Snuff Boxes,
Coarse and Fine Combs.
Horse Brushes,
Shoe, Buckle and Teeth do.
Brass and Steel Thimbles,
Steel Top'll do.
Half round, flat and three
Square Files.
Carpenters Rules,
Compaffts, Nail Girr.blcts,
Marking Irons.
Ni,;p rs, Awl Blades & Tacks
Sieve Buttons, Shirt do.
Shoe Knives.
Japan'd Candlesticks and
Snuffers.
Pound and other Pins,
White-Chappel Needles.
Nutmeg Graters.
Case Knives and Forks.
Cape iters & Shoe Hammers.
Curry Combs.
Iron Wire,
German and Swedish Steel.
3d. 4d. Bd. lod. & 2od.
Nails.
Powder, Shot and Flints.
Barr Lead.
Frying Pans,
Iron Hollow Wire.
Crown and Bar Soap.
Corks.
Copperas, per cwt.
Roll Brimftonc, per do.
Allum.
Bonnet and Cartridge Paper,
Ink Cake and Pewder,
Writing Paper, per ream or
qui e.
Lead Pencils.
W^ch Seals.
Cow-Skin Whips'
Wool & Cotton Cards.
White Lead.
ALSO,
Rum, Sugar, Tea, Coffee &
Chocmate.
Lisbon Wine.
Geneva, in cases.
Rice.
Raisins.
Alfpice.
Cotton Wool.
B<ft Rock Salt.
Lciper's belt Bladder Snuff,
p : trail and Plug Tobacco,
&c. &c. &c.
WB the fubferibers being appointed commissioners,
by the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftrid of
Simfo try, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
on the estate of Isaiah Rice, late of Simfbury, deccafed, re
presented insolvent : Do hereby give notice, that we shall
attend said business at the dwelling-house of Capt. John
Rice, in said Samfbury, on the last Thursday of September
-nd Odaber next, at one o'clock afternoon on each day.
PETER RICE,
JOEL HIGLEY.
N- B. ALL persons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment, to
JOSEPH RICE, Executor.
Simlbary; August 16, 1783.
t^&CTfc,&*ft<?. CT CT ±jt Tfi#CTm n-ua«B'»h<a larawMß^A-^^l
Juit opened and to be bold,
By Thomas Hopkins and Co.
Opposite the north Meeting-House, Hartford.
UROPE AN and India Goods, )
AU Decanters, wine Glafles, &c. ) by Whole
4<l. Bd. and 2od. Nails, j faleandße-
German Steel, &c. ) tail.
8 by 6 Glass.)
Hartford, August 16, 1783.
ALL perlons indebted to the efface of Mr. James Taylor
late of Hartford, deceas'd, are, for the last time, re
queued to fettle the fame. Thofc who negled, will be sued
without further notice.
EBENEZER KNEELAND.
N. B. Said K ieeland requests all persons indebted to him
either by Book or Note, to call and fettle their accounts.
May be had at the Store opposite the South
Meeting-House,
A. number of Articles in the
Family way. In order to renew an acquaintance with
old customers, it is defined by the Subscriber that they will
call and fettle their accounts in ten days from the date,
otherwise they will be put into the hands of an Attorney.
ABIGAIL BROWN.
Hartford, August 19, 1783.
BROKE out of the pasture of the Subferiber, in Hartland,
the begining of June last, a black Horse COLT, natural
pacer, three years old, near 14 bands high, newly docked,
white in his face, bind feet white. Whoever will take up
said colt and return him to the fubferiber, shall have a hand
fume reward and neccffaiy charges paid.
ELEAZAR COWLS.
Hartford, Au°uft t; I^B3.
TO.iKEN up oy me bJouriDer, on toe 19m of Jury last, a
I bay HORSE sor 6 years old, with a Rar in bis fire
bead, no brand, carries a good head and tail, crooked bind
legs, basa single footed trot and paces, between 13 and 14
hands high—The owner is debited to pay charges and
take him away.
JOHN STEPHENSON.
Woodbury, August 1, 1783.
E~ S O L D,
At Capt. DAVID MUMFORD's Score,
In New-London.
Large Glass, by the Box or
fmalle quanti y, from 14 by 18 to 16 by 22, French inches,
fuitabic far clocks, coats of arms, or pi&uics. ALSO,
Biaady, Geneva, Aniztih, red and brown
Hair Plush.
JOHN PENEVERT.
—„w4nrrratn -rare t!«afsmA l CTm<arn<3tettttra —.. te -untiiir— a
rOHE Subscribers being appointed Commiffiners, on the
l efface of D^or Robert Kinkcad, late of Southington,
deceased, reprefemed insolvent, hereby give notice, that we
shall attend upon the business ofour appointments the house
of Mr. Job Lewis in said Southington on the third and last
Mondays of September next fiom 9 o'clock, A M. until 6
o'clock P. M. DANIEL LANKfON, )Commiffidners
JOHN CURITSS. ) on faidclt te.
THE Administrator will attend at the fame time and
place, to receive what sums are justly due---all peifons
indebted are desired not to fail of meeting him and closing
their accompts---as he purposes to leave this Sate in a shoit
time, he will be obliged (contrary to his inclination) to sue
all who negledto comply with his request.
OLIVER LEWIS, Adminiitrator on said eftatc.
Southington, August 25, 1783.
riOHE Hon. Court of Probate, for the ddtia of Eaff-
X Windsor, having allowed until the fi it day of Msrch
nex^totbccreditorstochecftate ofCapt Ru ffcl Woodbridge,
1 te of Hartford, deccafed, to bring in tbei; claims against
frid efface. The executors to the Will of the said deceased,
hereby give notice to the cicditors that unless their claims
are exhibited within the time limited by said Court, they
will not be accepted. All persons indebted to said estate by
Book ot Note are once more deficd to fettle the fame im
mediately or they niuft expe& trouble.
anne WOODBRIDGE, Executrix.
JONATHAN STA^
WARD WOODBRIDGE. )
Hartford, August 23, 1783.
——. B ^ s o L D ,
A FARM lying about a mile weft of the St^te-Houfe in
Hertford, containing about sixty acres, eight acres of
which are excellent for mowing, and the remainder very
good for p flu ring and plowing, with a young Orchard, and
alf< > a laite convenient Dwelling-House and Barn, wi b an
excellent Well of water on the famr. Whoever inclines to
purchase the above premises may know the conditions of
title, by an early application to the Sulfcriber, who will give
an indisputable title thereto.
1 PETER VANDERVOORT.
Hartford, August 28, 1783. _
n^wo Coppers per pound, given for clean
cotton and linen Rags, by the Printers.
Marine Office of the United States,
August 5, 1783.
The Public arc hereby informed, that on the twenty-fifth
day ofSeprember next,
WILL BE SOLD by PUBLIC VENDUE, at Middietewn, in
Connecticut.
The new CONTINENTAL FRIGATE
BOURBO N,
As she came off the Rocks, together witbluch STORES and
RIGGING as may beat that place belonging to her. On
paying the sum she shall be struck off at, to Capt. THOMAS
READ, at any time before the Hilt day of Odober, he will
deliver possession to the purchaser.
Csh, Bank Notes or the Notes of the Financier will be
received in payment.
By order of the Agent of Marine.
JAMES READ, Sec'ry.
The DIMENTIONS of the above FRIGATE.
Feet Inches.
Length of the keel strait rabbet 117 6
Breadth of the beam on the lower deck froin ) , ,
inside to out ) '4 °
Ditto on the gundeck - - - 31
Depth of the hold from plank to plank - 10 10
Heighth between decks - - - 6
Waist - - - - - 5 10
Length on the lower deck from stem to stern 130
Ditto on the gun deck - - - 136
Quarterdeck - - - - 68 10
Fore castle ditto ra - . „
LIST OF STORES.
I Bower Anchor, weight 32 hundred. 1 Steam ditto 12 do;
I Cable 17 inches. 1 Ditto 17 ditto 1 Old Hawser. 2 Cat
Blocks. A Parcel ditto with feme iron Straps on. 1 Main.
Yard 75 feet. 1 Fore ditto 70. 1 Spare ditto 70 3 Top
Sail Yards 51 each. I Crofsjack ditto 51. 1 Min Cap.
I Fore ditto, I Mizen ditto 2 Beam Irons. Checks far
main andfore Mast. Tiuffels and Cross Trees for ditto.
3 Iron Pots. 4 Barrels Tarr. I Ditto Turpentine. 1 Ditto
Pitch. 3 Ditto turpentine bail'd down. 3 Pumps, 2 of
them fitted. 1 Fawfe Lead, 387 and half. 40 Water Casks,
wood tound. 18WWa r 3 Buckets.
THOMAS READ.
At the fame time and place,
WILL B.E SOLD, A Numbei of valuable
M ASPS and SPA R S,
From twenty-eight inches down to twelve, three Topfails,'
an Anchor about nine Huudred weight, a^d a complect fee
of ca cening Blocks, to te paid lor on delivery as above.
Th - fate to begin at 4 o'clock, at Ms Bigelow's :—The,
may be viewed at any time.
By order of the Agent of Marine,
THOMAS READ, N. U. S.
Middletown, August 19, 1783.
STRAYED from the Subferiber in Hebron, about the igth
of August i Rant, a small daik chefnut coloured MARE,
used to drawing, shod all round with tee coi ks, and trots
chiefly. Whoever will take up said Mare and leave word at
landlord Fuller's tavern in Hebron, or with the Printer here
of, or give information in any other way, tbat the owner
may have her again, shall be intitlcd to a bandfomc reward
and all necessary charges, paid by
ABNER MACK.
Hebron, August 25, 1783.
Subfetiber having repeatedly (both by letter and in the
A prefect method) called on those indebted to the estate
of Nathan Bets, late of New-H^ven, deccafed, to fettle
tcir notes and accounts, to wfich little attention has been
paid Being nece flitated to have these matters adjusted as
soon as pcflible, Now gives notice for the last time, that
wi hout refptd of persons their notes and accounts will be
put in suit at next November court, unless prevented by fee
element.
ISAAC BEERS. Administrator on said estate.
New-Haven, Aug!ft rr. 1783,
T O B£ SO L 1),
AN excellent Farm cf LAND, containing 160 acres, ly
ing in Hartland, in the east tier of lots, with a small
improvement Any person inclining to purcbafe, ma,
know the terms by applying to the fubferiber.
JOHN E. OLCOTT.
Stratford, August 6, 1783.
TAKEN up by the Subferiber, between Blanford and Beck
er, on the 28th of July last, a ba, HORSE, about 14
hand; high, four years old, -trots and paces, famething low
in flesh.— -Also, a black MARE, three years old, with a
white spot in her face, shod before, trots and paces. The
owner or owners are desired to prove their property, pa,
charges and take them away.
GORDEN SEDGWICK.
August 7, 1783.
ON or about the 27th day of Julv last, the dwelling-house
ofthe. fubferiber in North-Guilford, was broke open,
and the fallowing Orders on the Pry-Table Rolen, viz.
One for 2021. 19s. ,I. on the zf6 tax, dated Feb uary 22,
1782, in favour of Guilford Selectmen. One for yfl. 19s.
BJ. on the 1 s. tax, dated May 1, 1783, signed Oliver Wol
cott, in favor of said Selectmen.
The Constables in this State are warned not to receive
the above Orders; and the Printers in this and the neigh
bouring States, arc desired to insert this adveitifement.
The Constables of Killingworth, are particular!, desired
not to receive the above Orders, as it is fufpeded that^
number of them are now in the town.
TIMOTHY BALDWIN, Constable of Guilford.'
Guilford, August 18, 1783.
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Press Papers, Bonnet Papers, Accompt Books
of all Sizes, &c. to be fold, by the Printers here
of.