The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-03-04 00:00:00, page 3

°'" CR " hereby given, that on Monday the 14th da,
of March next, at one o'clock, P. M. at the house of
Col. SMITH, innholder in Lanefborough, will be fold
^PUBLIC AUCTION, several FARMS,
Senate in Lanefborough, in the county of Berkshire, as fol-
Sows, viz: The real estate of Solomon Bunnel, late of
&id Lanefborough, yeoman, an absentee, it being part of
second division, lot No. 82, with the buildings thereon; also
will be fold, finite in said town, a farm containing about
10 acres, with the buildings thereon, lately belonging to
Richard Squire, late of said Laneflborough, an absentee;
also will be fold, a small farm, with the buildings thereon,
containing about 37 acres, lituate in said town, lately be
longing to James Burdwick, late of said Lanefborough, an
Mbfencee : Also on Wednesday, the 26th of March next, at
one o'clock, P. M. at the house of Capt. Bushnells, inn
folder in Williamßown, in said county of Berkshire, will
be fold sundry lots or tra&s of land,lituate in said town lately
Belonging to Thomas Moffat, late of New-London, in the
bounty of Nev-London, and State of Connecticut, phyfici
a%an abfentee,viz: 10 acresofland in the houfc-lot,No.iy,
ameadow-lot, No. 36, contains 13 and an halfacres, lot No.
3,in the jd div. contains 5© acres, lot No. 25, in the 4th
iliv. contains 50 acres, lot No. 39, in the sth div. contains
Xoo acres, a pine lot, No. 24, in the 6th division, contains 3
and an half acres, an oak lot No. 54, in the 7th div. con
mihs 31 acres, a meadow lot, No. 23, contains ir acres,
4XO rods, lot No 52 in the 3d division, contains so acres,
lot 44 in the 4th division, contains 50 acres, let No. 32, in
the 5 h division, contains 100 acres, a pine lot Ne. ~ in
the 6th division, contains 3 acres and 60 rods, an oak lot
No. 41, in the 7th division, contains 11 acres three quar
ters and 14 rods, lot Ne. 51, in the Bth division, contains
de acres, a meadow lot, Ne. 57, twe 30 acre pitches not
laid out, and a 60 acre lor, belonging to house lot. Ne. 15,
and let No. 58, in the 8 h division. Also on Friday the
28th day of March next, at one o'clock, P. M. at the house
of Mr. Abel Kiots, innholder, in New-Ashford, in said
county of Berkshire, will be feld the following tra&s of
land, fi uate in said town, viz : About 88 acres of land,
Purely belonging to Jared Tylor, late of New-Ashford, an
absentee: Also about 190 acres of land, situate in said
town, lately belonging to Evan Rice, late of New-Ash
ford, an absentee : Also about 130 acres of land, situate in
said town, lately belonging to J-ffc Wright, late of New-
Ashford, an Absentee ; Also about too acres of land, situ
ate in said town, lately belonging to Jchn Fordice, late of
New-Ashford, an Absentee : Also on Monday, the giftday
of March next, at one o'clock, P. M. at the house of Col.
Eafton, innholder in Pittsfield, in said county of Berk
shire, will be fold a farm, containing about 230 acres of
land, situate about one mile south of the meeting-house in
said town, lying on the great road, with a large house,
barn, and other buildings thereon, lately belonging to
Elisha Junes, late of Ptusfield, in said county of Berkshire,
gentleman, an absentee : Also afmall farm, belonging to
the fame estate, containing about 18 acres, with a house
thereon : Also about 20 acres of land, lituate in Pittsfield, it
being the south end 0 lot No. 124 Also at the fame time
and place will be fold several tra&s of land, lately belong
ing to Elisha Jones, late of Weston, in the county of Mid
dlesex, Esq; an absentee, viz. a lot of land, situate in said
Pittsfield, containing about 1 30 acres ofland, it being the
southern part of square No. 17 : Also about 26 acres, litu
ate in Pittsfield, from the east fide of square No. 42, be
longing to the fame estate : Also at the fame rime and place
,ill be fold the valuable trad of land, known by the
name of Jones's G ant, situate on the north ide of Wash
ington, adjoining Pittsfield, containing about 600 acres :
Also at the fame time and place will be fold, the house-lot
No. 37, finite in Washington, lying on the great road,
opposite Capt. Morry's, containing 100 acres, lately be
longing to Timothy Hirlehigh, late of Middletown, in the
county of Hartford, and State of Connecticut, gentleman,
an absentee : Also at the fame time and place will be fold,
a farm containing eboui 100 acres, situate about one mile
north of the meeting-house, in Pittsfield, with the build
ings thereon, lately belonging to Daniel Brewer, late of
Pittsfield, in said county of Berkshire, yeoman, an abfen
sec : Also on Wednesday the 2d day of April next, at one
o'clock, P. M. at the house of Capt Dibbles, innholder,
in Lenox, in said county of Berkshire, will be fold a farm,
situate in said Lenox, containing 150 acres, with a barn
thereon, lately belonging to James Keeler, late es Lenex,
an Absentee : AC, a farm containing about 70 acres, with
a barn thereon, situate in said Lenox, lately belonging to
Daniel Wilson, late of Lenox, an absentee: Also on Tues
day the Bth day of April next, at the house of widow Bing
ham, innholder in Stockbridge, in said county, will be
fold feverallots of land, situate in Stockbridge, lately be
longing to Thomas Hutehinfon, jun. late of Boston, in the
county of Suffolk, Esq; an absentee, viz. A lot containing
about 79 acres, lying on the north line of Stockbridge, at
the north east corner of a lot, formerly laid out to Josiah
Wahamuvay, one other lot lying near to a pond, south of
Kings-Ben's Plain (so called) containing xr acres, one
other lot adjoining to and east of the river on which Col.
Elijah Williams's ironworks stand, contains 62 acres, one
other lot of 2@ acres, lying on or near Maple-Hill (f© cal
led) one other lot of 5© acres, adjoining the north line of
Stockbridge, one other lot of 100 acres, lying in the west
erly part of the town, one other lot, containing io© acres,
lying on th: weft fide of the mountain, and weft of the
great pond (so called): Also at the fame time and place
will be fold a farm, situate in Stockbridge, containing
about 70 acres with the buildings the eon, lately be
longing to John Fowler, late of Stockbridge, an ab
sentee. On Thursday the loth day of April next, at one
o'clock, P M. at the house of Mr. Blinn, innholder, in
Great-Barrington, in said county of Berkshire, will be
fold a lot of land, situate near the center of said town, con
uining about 12 acres with a large dwelling-house, barn
«nd hatter's shop on the fame, one other lot of land lying
on the hill, weft of the great bridge in said town, con
mining about!, acres, lately belonging to David Ingerfol,
late of Great-Barrington, in said county of Berkshire, Efa;
an absentee : Also at the fame time and place will be fold
a lot ofland, situate in said town, it being the east division
of lots No. 18. of Haufotunnack Propriety, lately belong
ing to Nathan Purdee, late ofG- Barrington, an absentee.
^^ ^ W^ffday ts ^40% a; Wig 9&% P>%
THOSE who have accounts unsettled with Burt, She phard
and Seymour, in company, which are of an earlier
date than June, 1781, together with all accounts unsettled
with the estate of said Seymour, are once more defied to
fettle the fame, as they must be filed, unless prevented by im
mediate compliance. Constant attendance will be given
b, CONSIDER BURT.) Administrators to
ELIZUR WARREN) said Seymour's
eben. kneeland.) estate.
Hartford, February 14, 1783.
ALL PERSONS that have any demands on the estate of
Capt. OJHNIEL WILLAMS, late of Wethersfield, de
eeafed, are desired to bring in their accounts to us the Sub
scribers, at the dwelling house of the deceased, who will at
tend on said business the last Tuesday in February and the
Irft and second, third and fourth Tuesdays in March, from
One o'clock in the afternoon until Nine. All persons that
are indebted to said estate are desired to make immediate
payment.
EZEKIEL WILLIAMS,)
, b BAXfER, ) Executors,
Feb. 18, 1,83. HANNAH WILLIAMS.)
CTAMBinto the irclofure °rthrfYbfcri^
✓ one year old past, of a reddish colour, marked with a
fwallews tail in the right ear, a little white in his face. The
owner is requested to pay charges and take him away.
m . VIOLET CASE.
Simlbury, Februry to, 1783.
THE collars of State anTTown taxes forThe town of
Tolland ; he eby give notice to the following persons
non-resident proprietors of said town, that their lands will
be fold at public vendue, at the sign-post in Tolland, on the
second Monday of April next, unlcfs prevented by paying
their taxes, viz. the lands belonging to Jefiah Bradlev. iun
Samuel Billing, Augustus Diggins, Moses Gilbert Anni
King, Samuel King, Hezekiah King, Elisha Stoughto'n Mo
ses Tylor, William Wolcot, Alexander Wolcot, Martha Bur
res, James Hammond, Asa Kilburn, Josiah Olcott.
SAMUEL LADD, )
TITUS BAKER, )
JOHN STEEL,)
HOPE LOTHROP, ) Collectors.
ASHBEL CHAPMAN,)
JOSHUA ROBINSON,)
abner hatch, jun,,
Tolland, February 10, 1783.
TO BE SOL'D"; =
To the highest Bidder,
BY the fubfcriber,at the hoafe of Lieut. Phineas Lewis
inholder in Farmington,on Thursday the 13th of March
next, at one o'clock, P. M. a lot of Land situate about a
quarter of a mile north of Farmington meeting house, op
posite to Mr. Samnel Smith's, butting east on thepublic read,
weft on the river, containing § acres, on the front of said
lot there is two convenient building places, with an excel
lent well, two acres of said land is mowing and yields annu
ally 7 or 8 tons of hay of the best kind, the other three are
plowland, the whole contains apple- trees that yield fufliciert
for thirty barrels of cider yearly, for particulars enquire of
L TH9MM NORTHS
F^nfyg,^ Bhrcf it, „,
THE Cemmiffioners appointed to fettle and adjulhbc
claims of the creditors to the estate of JEREMIAH AL
FORD, late of Windsor, deceas'd, Hereby give notice, that
*ey will attend the business of their appointment on the
firft and second Tuesdays of March next, at twelve o'clock
on each day, at the house of Henry Allyn, Ffq; in Windsor.
NATHANIEL LOOMIS.
t . JOHN WARNER.
Windsor, Feb. I§, 178 ft
1Y/ E ' c Subscribers being appointed Commiffionem by
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftrift<fEaft-
Windsor, to adjnft the claims of the creditors to the estate
®f GARSHAM WHEELER, late of Glaftenbury, deceas'd
represented insolvent, and seven months being allr wed said
creditors to bring in their claims : Do hereby give notice,
that we shall attend said business at the dwelling-house of
Eleazar Wright, innholder in Gladenbury, oh the second
Mondays of March, April and Ma, next, from one o'clock
till fix in the afternoon on each of said days.
at the house of <oL Sawyer, innholder in PatridgGeM, in
said county of Berkshire, will be fold the following lots or
tra&s ofland, situate in Patridgfield, lately belonging to
Elisha Jones, late of Weston, in the county of Middlesex,
Esq; an absentee, viz. No. 23, 24, 36, 40, 65, 68, 77,
79, 83, 86, 88, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109,
111, 112, 114, 119, 121, 136, 132, an d 133 containing
zoo acres each.
Also, at the fame time and place will be fold, the fol
lowing lots of land, situate in Partridgfield, lately belong
ing to Sir Francis Barnard, Governor of the late Province
of the Maffachafetts-Bay, viz, No. 19 and 56, containing
150 acres each : Alle the lots No, 126, 130, 131, and No.
132, containing 2©o acres each, and one third part of 300
acres, lying incommon with the other proprietors of said
town, and undivided.
On the firft Tuelday of June next, at one o'clock, P. M.
at the house of Mr. Giles Barnes, innholder in Adams, in
said county of Berkshire, will be fold the following lots of
land, situate in said town, lately belonging to Elisha Jones,
late of Wcfton,in the county of Middlesex, Efq;an absentee,
viz: The house-lot No< 23, containing 100 acres, and
one half part of house-lot No. 30 : Also the lots No. 21, 26,
2 9, 30, 32, 35, 38, 40, 47, 62, 63, 66, 71, 'and 73,
containing 200 acres each : Also will be fold the fettling
lot No. 24, situate in said town, lately belonging to Elisha
Jones, late of Pittsfield, an absentee.
N. B. The conditions of sale arc 20 per cent, when
struck off, the remainder on the delivery of a deed.
JOHN ASHLEY, jun. ),
JONATHAN SMITH, f Committee
NATHANIEL KINGSLEY, J f ° r Sale '
January loth, 1783.
ELEAZER WRIGHT.
n a JOHN SULEEV.
Glaftenbury, Feb. 8, 1783.
Jeremiah ^ Ebenezer Platte
have for Sale at their Store in Hartford
UXCELLENT Bohea Tea, by the chest or hundred.
Good Rock Salt. And an
Assortment of DRY GOODS, as usual.
For which Continental Loan-Office Certificates, Maffa
ebufetts State Notes, Bills of Exchange, Country Produce,
or Cash, u ill be received in Payment.
February 24 1783.
c EAr for c A suT"
JOHN MORGA N,
J)ire&ly North of the Court House,
Has for Sale an Worfment of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
CLOTHS, Corduroys, Lifting, pl, i n a nd maccaroni Veh
vets, P ush, Shalloons, Durar.^, Moreens of all colours
Sartin Mod, Sfncenct Si,k Twill, RomUl and Pullfac
Handk, chiefs, Lawn and Cambric -Likewise, an affort
mentof Painters Co), us, ^ fift^g € f whit- .nd Red Lead.
Varnishing Red, ] low ~^ Lad Cokus Verdigreafe!
Prufian Blue, King s Yellow and Vermdio^ —.Crockery
t 'p a ^ ^^ Dis ^ s
Bowh--Chalk, Rack Salt, &t &c.
The whole or any part of the above articles will be fold
an very reafenable r ms f^ c.sh or Wheat Flour,
JAMES FAIRMAN, of Norwich, in the Cou ay of Hamp:
sh , e > takes this method to acquaint his cred,tors, That
oy reason ©f his misfatune in firing his inters in the be
gining of this unhappy war, and taking his pay some tiX
"fl'" ^ P " ,T hc I<bft the greater part of his int^
^" n humble to pay bis creditors the full
J i uft d ™,. ds; and whereas a number of them have
signed a ^t^r of licence---All rhefe that have signed or will
f ar ' ^ fired to meet at Isaac Mixer's, in Norwich in
Maflachufetts, ^ the sixth day of March,txt, and year un
happy debtor will deliver up the whole of his property, thap
? ef ., s creditors may have their equal proportion wi&
out needless coHand ids to creditor /rd ch but'
. JAMES FAIR MAN.
Norwich, February 18, 1783.
THE
him either by Book o: Note, to make payment. Those
indebted by book who neglcft to comply with this requc&
will be sued at April Court without further notice."
DAVID BULL.
Hartford, February 24, 1783.
of Probate for the diftiUt of Windham, Commiffi-
T": t 0 ^ canine the claims of the creditors to
the estate of J. hez Huntington, Esq; late of Windham, de
ceased, represented mfofot, do hereby give notice, that
'//^"/"'W" "^ r" r P &fe ' ^e late dwelling-house
d ^ fe l' ^.^ and third Monday's, in the
months of March, April, May, June and July next. No acX
counts will be received unless properly authenticated
JOHN BELCH, )
ZEPH W swiFf! TT> ^^re
Windham, February 10, 1783.
A " : h °' e wh °are indebted to the estate of Jabez Hunting
ton, Esq; late of Windham, deccafed, are required to make
immediate payment, to
JUDITH HUNTINGTON, )
^7^^"°^ > Administrator,
CLARK©)
JONATHAN HUNfI NGT ON
REI NG determined to leave the Tanning Business
Pfff° ns that have Accounts open with him
call and fettle them at his Tan-Works, in Hartford as
will attend on said Business on every Monday, Tuefdavand
Wednesday, in the Month of March next, as it will be 'very
inconvenient for him to wait on them afrerward-- Thole
Persons that neglcd may exp<d to have their Accounts left
in the Hands of an Attorney.
u-** ¥ V'^ ^''7 ^P er , ns tb ^ ^ft Calf-Skins with
him to dress before the Bth of July to call for them.
February, 25, 1783.
T — B~E —~~
A FARM, containing about seventy acres of Land, well
proportioned for mowing, plowing, paliuring and
wood, witha good House Barn, Hoife house and other cue
haufes, a good young Orchard thereon, convenient f or a
tavern or tradesman, on the public read from Litchfield
Sharon in the parish called Blue-Swamp, about four miles
from the Court-Hdufe, for particulars enquire of Moses
mour of Litchfield, who will give a
VQfcis February 10, !„,.
—^ Public Au^toh
On Tuesday of every Week from the Date
° e ' e °' ' " nine o'clock, forenoon.
r' ^xpofedfor Sale to the bigbtf Bidder-^
(At the second Door South ofthePrinting-Office)
A VARIETY of
European and other GOODS,
Alfa most KINDS of
Houfhold FURNITURE.
t*t Goods deposited for Sale will be fatisfe
ton, accounted for by
T JOHN SKINNER, Auctioneer.
Hartford, February 2;, 1783.
TO
By JAMESMOOKLA R,
6 by 8 and 7 By 9 Window Glass, and a quan
, tity of Cordage.
Hartford, Feb. 22, 178%