The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-01-30 00:00:00, page 4

TH B ^.Wciibtf w&xld t!&ra if ^ F^i, bf
thrfe Indebted to him for th# Connecticut
Courant, for 1780, to mike Immediate Payment,
whica is absolutely iitceffvy, that, he may fettle
with the Printers.
AMBROSE NICHOLSON.
Ghftenbury, January 15, 1781.
TrATEIFVERMONTJ
Pawlet, January 10, 1781.
THESE are to notify the Proprietors of the
Township of FAIR HAVE N, in the
Sate cfWermort, that therein ^ Tax of Twelve
Shillings, hard Money, laid on each Right:'
Thete a a to desire all those who have not, as yet,
paid said taxer, to fettle the fame with the subscriber
by the rirft of March next rotherwife so ranch of
their lands, will be fold as to pay the fame frith
incident charred.
RH HIP PR IE ST, Colleger.
A LLP^fens that are indebted to the Eflate of JO-
A SEPWTALCOTT, Esq; late of Hartford,de
ceafed, are hereby req^e^ed to fettle the fame ira
medially with the fobferiber, etherwife they mufl
abide the consequences of their delay.
JOSEPH TALCOTT, Execute?.
Hartford; January 1% 1781.'
In Hartford,-
WEST Irides rum, ftigar, tea, coffee, a!lfpic^„
pepper, clover, nutmegs, atur of rogtyd.
New Engird salt, black &nd w rite gauzes^ Barce
lona and Ramal handkerchiefs, woifted hose, cam
blexs, penn^nives, thread, wool ca de, needier, join
ers rules, and lampblack. A quantity of excellent
fauff for State's Money.
Th^fr persons that are indebted to said LAW
RENCE, y book, note, or other wife, are defined to
m^e paymenr Immediately, which will prevent his
Wing difagreable meafurr.
ALL Petfens who are indebted to the estate
WILLIAM WELLS, Esq; life of
Olai.enbnry, deceas'd ; are once mere (in this
method) requeued ro mike an immediate Settlement
with the Sabferibers. Should there be any unln^
financed by this, and will not avail thrafelves of so
fivdra'ble an opportunity, a method more difagreible
in its eonfequence, will fpeeddy compel them to a
somphance with the above rtqneo.
THO's. WELLS,
W M . WELLS, f Executors.
Gh&nbury, January 10, 1781.
WE the mbferiber# being appointed by BEN
JAMIN PAYNE. Eg; Judge of Probate for
Hartfi rd d&i&, Comm'ffionew, to receive and e*a^
woe the claims of the creditors of the eflate of JO
SEPH FORBES; late of Wethersfield, deceafcd#
rep efent^d insolvent, do hereby give notice to the
Ovarii creditors to said estate. to bring in their ac
counts, properlyr attend; to us, at the dwelling:
house of Captain AD^OLOM WILLIAMS, inn
holder, in said Wether, field, where we shall attend
on said bafinefs, on the left Wednefday# of January,
February, March and April next, from one of the
slock in the afternoon until evening, on each of^
said days,
A. ROBINS
WILLIAM WARNER, jun. )
WehertiWd, January 10, i^@ $
Q YOLPN from the Subscriber in Lebanon, on the
C evening ofc the 2d infant, &hrge chefaut or
sorrel colilnred HORSE, (even years old,left spring,.
15 hand# high, well built, a.white face,.one white-
Hh eye, hit hind feet white,- his fare feet lighter,
coloured than the rest o£his body, hit hoofs ftrintd,
earfrier hh tail very high, dec&rd ffiori-, has a good;
trot ^.nd gallop, paces few, is in good fefh* of high
foirhs, ited and corked allround; Had on a SAD^
DLE and BRIDLE, the SADDLE hu & quilted
steeps leather feat, that has been mended, a checked
woollen home made saddle doth, longer than usual,
the bridle is so9d, the biits horne made, the Birrup
front and one rein of the bridle have been broke and
mended. Whoever will Secure the THIEF, and
Deliver the HORSE, SADDLE and BRIDLE, to
the fubferiber, Shall be well rewarded.
ELKANAH TISDALE.
Lebanon, Jan. 3, 1784
A LLP&fons who have any demands on the Etee
"of Captain JOSIAH STODDARD,Jate cf&
lifbury, deoeafg, arc desired to exhibit their-ae
coants to the fubferiber, at said Salifßury, forthwith^
that he may be enabled to make a jufi representation'
of Rid Elate to the Court of Probate. And all
persona odebted to said Eflate are difired to fettle
immediately, with
LUTHER'STODDARD AdminiflraterP
By W ILLLA M LAW R-BN CE,
United - state, lottery.
THE public are informed that Ticket in the
FOU RTH CLASS of said LOTTERY;
are arrived. Those perform who were adventp^n
in the third clefs, or any Who are po^fosef Tick
ets therein, by producing them may hate tfa^ st
netted by plying the p«ice fated,, if bfenh.
Where prizes are drawn of the loweftd,tynuna
tion, they renew therufelves, and Tickets of the feme
number purchased of the fubferibars will be reliev
ed. Old Continental-cummer only cen be r^cejv
ed, and all who db^nrit apply within'forweek# Soni'
thirdate, will be entirely excluded.
JOHN CHENEVARD, .
RODERIC LAWRENCE.'
Wirtferd, January „, 08r. ,
ALSO Tickets in Carlton's Bridge Lottery'
may be had of
r JOHN CHENEVARD:
The Continental Loan-Office,
IS now kept at the State Hoafe in Hartford,
w^ere regular attendance will be given, every
day (Sunday excepted.)
Office hours from 8 to 12, and from zfe 5, until
the firfi cf May.
January 15, 1,81.
~l'o'a'n'- 0 F fTcT
^ ^ OPENED FOR THE*
STATE of CONNECTICUT.
WHEREAS, the General Alterably atthefr
Session ih November, 1780, orde^d a
LOAN to be opened on the Credit of thh State,
with an Intere^ of Six per Cea tnre, per Annum ;
for the Sam of Thirty Thousand Founds m
Gold and Silver; payable within Ore Year after
the Expiration of the present War, or a Cessation of
Hoftllities. between Great Britain and these United
St#t4t--And at an Encouragement therefor, the
Perform who shall loan any Sum, may receive at
the Time, One Year's advanced Intgre^, in Gold
and Silver, and One Year's advanced lutered An
nually ; to be paid oat of the Funds, which are, or
hereafter may be eiablifhed by said Assembly.
Affo, a Loan of Continental Currency emitted be
fore the First Day cf January, 1780,10 the Amount
of Fifty Thousand Pounds, in Silver, computing
Seventy.two Dollars of Arid Currency, equal to one
Dollar in Silver :--. As an Encouragement for which,
those who may Lean will receive a Note, payable
ar in the aforementioned Loan, with refpca to Time,
and in Geld or Silver, at the Rate of Exchange, a#
aforefaid, together with one Year's advanced Inte
r,ft in Aid Currency, and one Year's advanced
Interel Annually, to be paid agreeable to the
former Loan.
And as a farther Encouragement, all Monies so
loaned will entirely be excluded from Taxes, un
til after the Expiration of the Time of Payment, and
the Treahirer advertising, and offering to pay and
difehaft the fame in said Currency.
The Public are notified. That said Loan is now
opened-.-Any Perfont inclining to deposit either of
the aforementioned Monies, may be farnifhed with
Notts therefor, agreeable to said Afi of Assembly,
by J. LAWRENCE, Treasurer.
Treasury- Office, January 14, i,Bi.
*, The Printer m this State are requeued to
inArt the above Advortife rant in their rgfpeaive
Rperl
For SALE, by RETAIL (at the PoLOff^ a few
rods south weft of the State Houft) the following
articles, viz.
MADEIRA WINE, French brandy, rum. su
gar, molasses, tea, coffee, chocolate, pepper,
watch Springs, clock glass, &c. &c.
Mol&ffes by the bullhead, barrel or pilon to ex
change fo* grain ; likewise, a br s e quantity of coffee,
for Continental; or bills on France.'
H^tfeid, January 14. I'7B#.
To be SOLD, by
GEORGE MERRILL,
A few Rpds foeth cf the Qurt-Houfe, in Hartford.
GREEN and Bebes Tea,by chefi or finale pound,
French and New England brandy by te:rce.
Weft Ihdl% rum ; Tererff ^nd Port wine. Pepper,
fait; bed heart and cl^b German ffr.el a few dry
geSds, confining of 5 8 and io 4 blankets, dew
lift's, calufom, Bifh linens, Ratteens and bread
clcth. Silk and cotton handkerchiefs, hairbin,,
vrcol cirds, by the hundred, dozen, oi firft pair.
Knives and Forks, Qoeebs Ware, Soup and table
plates, coffee cups, &c.<
N. B C'^flf or good, given for bill* on France."
Hartford, January ^ 1781.
BLANK DEEDS and WRITS, to be fold at
theNerth Door under the Printing-Office In
PAPER MAKER S.
WANTED to hire twe or three good; sober
Journeymen Paper Makers; Who may havte
consent Employ and GOOD WAGES, at the Pas
per Mill m Hartford.
B'OW STRINGS and LO^Nd for Haters,'
tu be had of WILLIAM ^E'aDLE, at W^
thersfida, for Wheat & Hard Money.
Wethersfield, December 29.
Hartford Connecticut,
CHAMBER of ACCOUNTS^
THIS i;^o give notice to all Prfons concerns
rd in the Expenditure of Public Monies,
in this S ate, either in the Depaftraents of thOite:
Cpmmiffhry General, Quarter. Maser General, or
Foia^e-Mafler General, to make up their Accounts
without d^hy, and forward them with proper
®uc§ers (as well of the Deliveries as the Parchafes)
for Examination, to our Office, at Mr. Collyer's,
near the State- House, where contact Attendance it
^ivU/ , .
JBURRALL, ? Extra.
JA^RS M'CALL, J Coramiffioners;
J4DUzy £2, 17^1.
UNITED STATES LOTTED
f ^ % H E Public are beieby informed, That ifye
& TICKETS' in the FOURTH CLASS:
arc now come to hand ; and the Subferiber is i#ady
to rer:w (uch as were puschafed of h@ provided
b* 13 % ! ^ d '% for dur purpose, within six weirs
from ffijs d£e„ All Ti&etS übreriew^d at that time,
tie (by exprefe ipftru&iuos fem the Managers) to be
coufiAjed as the property of the United States, an&
net afterwards teriewabl^.--.Thofe who apply fj r
Tickets in th: Fourth Class, mufi produce the fame
nurabmin the third, for which they so apply, an
vouches that they are ertitkd to fugh renewal.
.WBNSLEY HOBBY.
„Mid^Wn, Jin^y 15, 178:.
CALEB BU LL, jun.
H^ juR received anp'w fepp^y of GOODS, fmit
able for thaWon, among which are the following
article, .
SCARLET, blue, and brown broad cloths, buck-!
ram, twin and fewihg silk, cWin^, baizes;
r&ueus and flowered ferges,plain and cross-barrel
cambists, black and broeaded ealimaneces and ref
ft's, corded 61k poyh>s,&rid fluffs of different forte,
moreen and draw-Boys, royal rib and serge denims,
ci i^7, and calicces, an assortment ofyard-wige Trifle
linens, and Scotch threads, white and coloured $
clouting diaper; Ruffa cloth fokfays and whales
bone, black tahty, fattio and alamode, cambrickr
and 6 4th, mi fl^, lever ha% wool do. men'#
worsted grey ribbed and plain white hefe, silk, linen,
and gatze handkerchiefs, leather breeches, and
large ffieep ikios finable for boy's breaches, and
fhamtny for linings ; Queen's ware and English,
china, cimfi&ng of tea and coffee cups and faucerfy
and a variety cf other articles ; pewter caps, por
ringers, &c, German and Sweeailh Reel and bar
iron, dry fifh, rice, tea, coffee, chocolate, indig%
copperas, allum, brimfenc, pepper, alfpice, cini
mon. nutmegs, best L verpocl and rock silt, rum^
brandy, Madeira, Port, ieoetiff and sweet wine,
wool cards, powder, qd and 8d nails, 6 by 8 and
7 by nine window glass, cotton wool, pint, feeing
and knitiog needier, (cigare, thimbles, pen knives
brafi bells and rings, metal buttons, comfr, temple
feePacle?, common do. pocket ink-horns, &c. &c.
N B. Wheat, rye, corn, oafs, fioug, &c. or ca&
as may befi suit the parchafer, will be received ink
pay for the goods, and also for old accounts, which 1
it is earnefily requeued may be fettled, while thio
Ififure kafon hftr, as It will contribute rauch to th&<
relief of the pfrefent necessity of
CALEB BUL L, jun^
Hartford, Jstinery 22, 1781;
^W^ E '"' Subfenbers, being appointed Commit
fioners, by the Bon. Cogrt of Probate, sot?
the di£rl& of Middletown, to receive and examine
the elaims of the creditors co the efiate cf James
Foster, late of Middletown, deceas'd, seprMented
infolvcM : do hereby give notice, that we will at
tend on said buffings at the house of Mr. Jefeph
Kir^, on the 2d Mondays of February, March and
April next, from twg o'clock afternoon until fix.
NATH. BROWN.
ELIHU STARR.
Middletown, January 15, 1781.
T)RESS. PAPERS to be exchanged sot RAGS, at
the Paper-Mill in Springfields
EARTHEN WAR E,
To be SO LD, Whokfirie or Retail, by * \
ISRAEL SEYMOU R;
Hartford, January 12, 178:.