The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-11-05 00:00:00, page 4

W 2 the faefcribers bei ig appointed, b, the Hon. Conte
of Probate for the didritl ofHartford, Commi ffion
tb%to receive and exit/ e the claims of the creditors co
the eft:tc of E 'fen SimonsGtires,late of Hartford,dtceaf
cd, rep-efenced Infe+vent; do hereby give notice to rhe cre
ditors of laid estate, that re shaft attend fail business at the
house of Elisha nuckiand, inriholderin fa id Hartford, on the
lecondo^dl sirtaTue&ysofNovembernexc, at one o'clock
in the afurroo '.
EDWARD CHAPMAN GRANT,) Commifli-
IrHHA BUCKLAND. ) oners.
Hartford, C&ober 22, 1782.
W'e the fnbicribers being arpointed Commissioners, by
the Hon. Ccurtof Probate for the county of Rutland,
and State of Vermont, on rherftate of J inathan May, late
of Tinmouth, dre^fed, reprefenred ir solvent; hereby noti
fy the creditors t<rfaid estate, that we shall attend the busi
ness of our appointment, on the second Monday and Tues
day's of December next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon. ,at
the dwelling-house of Solomon Binham, innholder in said
Tinmorth.
N. B. No accounts will be allowed iinirfs properly at-.,
tested.
7.FNUS HILL, ) Commiffi-
JIRLD JONES. ) oners.
Tinmouth, 0& Fer it, 1782.
ALL persons who have accounts unsettled witn the ellate
of M,. Thomas Danforth, Lite of Middletown, deceas
ed, or that have any demands on the fame, are desired to
exhibit them for fettlcmenr, those indebtedto faiJeßate are
requeued to make immediate payment.
MARTHA D INFORTH, Administratrix.
JOSEPH DANFORTH, Ad niniftrator.
Middletown, October 14, 1782.
N. B- The Pewterers and Braziers business is carried on
as formerly at the shop of rhe deceased by Joseph Danforth.
ALL persons that have any demands orche estate of Elisha
Richards, late of Weßmorcland, decerfed, are defined
intend in their accompts, to enable the futferiber to fettle
with the Core t of Probate, before the last Tucthy of De
cember next, those indebted are called upon to make pay
ment.
JOHN FRANKLIN, Administrator.
Westmoreland October, 9, 1782.
BROKE into the incinbire of the fubferiber about the ryth
of AugtiH last, a light grey MARE, supposed to be three
years old, about 13 hands high, natural trotter, no brand.
The owner is desired to prove his property, pay charges and
take her away.
JOHN HAMLIN.
Farmington, Ofober ro, 1782.
Ty,HEREAS M A R Y the wife of rue tire fub.cribcr, has
W forfvme time paR behaved in a very unbecoming
manner, end I am appreber five she will do all in her power
to injure roe. This is therefore to warn all perform from
truHiog her on my account, as I mean to break off all con
nc&iens with ner and pay no d-bt contrasted by her after
this date. MATTHEW REA D.
Tolland, Camber 19, 1782.
WHEREAS I the Subscriber, published in the Hartford
weekly paper, fund y abates 1 derived from m, fa
ther in law, Mr. Noahdiah Burr, and his family, fotue of
which! acknowledge arc f.rtfe, efpeciul'y that with regard
eothebwsfet up in his family, for which I acknowledge
my fault, and ask the forgivnefs of Mr. Burr and his family,
my hutband and the public.
' HANNAH BURR.
Farmington, October 24, 1782.
ALL Persons having any demands againit the elt.itc of
EPAP IRAS SMITH, Ite of Hartford, deceased, are
hereby defi ed to bring in their accounts for fettlememc/well
Frette !-—and all theft who are indebted to said estate, are
defied to make immediate fettlornent without further no
tice, to
MOSES FORBS, Administrator.
Hartford, O&ober 2T, 1782.
T 6 B£ S () L
A La r ge HOUSE, BARN and SHOP, with 20 acres of good
LAND, half a mile north of the upper meeting-boufe
in Great Barrington, on the great road thro' the county,
fu'tzble for a merchant, tradtfma,i or tavern-keeper. Also,
one hundred acres of Land, two miles north< ffiid meet
horic, on which ' are configurable improvements— Payment
will be made agreeable to the purchafer---enquire of Mr.
Juttice Bellamv, of Cheshire, owner of the former, and Mr.
William Wad(worth, of Farmington, forthe latter, and for
both of Erases Pixley, of Sheffield.
OR ber 24, 17^2.
BROKE into the mcl^u.c of the Subscriber toe 15th inst,
a Sorrel HORSE, with a whiteface, light mane and tail,
branded with the letterT upon the left shoulder, lately shod
before, a piece of iron welded upon the toe oferch shoe,
paces and canters—The owner is defined to pay charges
and take him away.
NOAH STANLY.
Farmington, C^ber, 25, 1782.
W~ a the mbicribers being by the Hon. Court of Probate
for the diftria of Middletown, appointed Commiffi,
oners, to receive and examine die claims of the creditors to
the chare of Lieut. Ohzml Clark, late of Middletown, de
ceased, reps fented insolvent ; do heeby give notice to the
creditors of said estate, that we shall attend the business of
ourappointment, at thedwelling- huufe of the widowof fail
d< ceased, on the firft Tuesday of the three following months,
from two to five o'clock afternoon, on each oflaid days.<
JOEL ATKINS, ) Conimiffi.
ElZ A LEFL FISK. ) oners
Middletown, October 25, 1782
ft — - -
Twa Tons of excellent Cordage
imade to any dimeufionss n:ay be had of the fubferibers in
Stratford, by giving one weeks notice on the lowest terms,
fo-Cash,' IVLR3 and OLCOTT.
Stratford, October if, 1782.
6^B Window Glah,
of the befl' Quality, b, the Box or Recai!.
And a quantity of Piece GOODS, and Grocery
as ufaal, to be Sold, by
W ENSLEY H 6 BB Y.
Rags for the Paper-Mill, are taken in, and C«sher any of the
above Good, given for them.
Middletown, Oct. 19, 1752.
Jill Published and now Selling by the Printers hereof,
An Aflroirjriical Ephemeris, Calendar, or
ATMANACK,
Forthe Year of our LOR D, /
1 7 8 3.
The Astronomical Parts performed by N. S. late Projeffor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Yale College.
Wants to purchase three or four pair
Six Pound CANN ON.
October 29, 1781.
h journeyman H ATI'EK will meet with
fl constant employment and good wages by
applying to ' James Goodwin.
Hartford, O^obey 28, 1782.
Lost on the road from Hartford to Gl^Renbury, a Note
on the Treasurer of this State, of ro. 17, sd. No. 816,
dated C&. 21, 1782, in favour of the lubfcriber —Whoever
has found the fame, and will leave it with landlord Jones in
Hartford, or Mr. Henry Deming in Wethersfield, shall be
handsomely rewarded.
JOHN ACKLEY.
Hartford. O&nber 22, 1782.
E^ IZER HA LE, jun.
A FEW months patt has been remitted to inoculate for
4 A tuc Small Pox : The success u..at attended his practice
the last fprirg and rutrimer, induced many to apply to become
patients and mire than could be conveniently accommodat
ed : He acquaints those, and the public in general, that be
has erected 4 hou[e near his dwelling- heufe, in the esßern
purr of Gl.ftcnbury, which is now open for Inoculations
there th y will be most carefully attended, the Hri&eft atten
tim paid to conftirurions, and every different one treated
accordingly, and accommodated with every receffiuy, on
very reafonat 1c terms.
Glaftenbury, October 26, 1782.
A T~ E M O T
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that the Affemblr of
Laid State have laid a Land Tax of Two-Pence on the
acre, on the non-rc fident proprietors lands, and other non
residents that own lands in Wilmington.
Therefore, this is to notify said non fefident proprietors
cf the township of said Wilmington, (lying in said State)
that if said tax is net paid to the Subferiber by the firß of
January nrxt, their lands frill be fold at Public Vendue, a
greeabU to the Aft of said Assembly.
STEPHEN FORBS, Colh&r.
Wilmington, O&brr 1, 1782.
^J-JHESE are to notifytoo non-r^/ident proprietors of the town
l of Hartland, to pay to the fabfiriber, at his dwelling-house
infasd Hartland, a tax of Four-Pence on the pound, granted on
the lift i9?b, or their lands will be fold agreeable to aft of the
General Mfrmbly.
JOEL MCP&Er, Collettor.
Hartford, October „, 17,2.
Uo the Su/quebanneb Proprietors.
SINCE the late jdvertif^ment to the fufeurhannah Com
pany for the payment of half the Four Dollar Tax, for
merly voted by said company, by the Rtfolves of the Gene
ral Aflgmbly of the State of Conne&icur, it becomes necef
iary, in order to carry on the t&fon 1 ith Pcnnfjlvania, that
the whole of said Four Dollar Tax should be paid without
delay ; and that this company should have a proper agent
or agents, to represent fail company before said court to be
htid at Trenton, in November 1782: And said Aflembi,
have enabled said company, to m^ke file of the whole or
such part of any proprietors right in said pu-chafe, as shall
neglea to pay said tax, ardthe other taxes on said rights
without delay, which renders it neceflary that said company
should have a meeting in order to accomplish said matters.
These are therefore, to notify said proprietors in the Suf
quehannah purchase, te meet at the CourtHoufe in Hartford,
on the 13th dry of November nexr, at ten o'clock in the
morning, to take into confidcration the matters aforefaid,
and to a& thereon asshall be just and nec^faiy, and to do
any other business proper to be dot e on ft id day.
NATHANIEL WALES, 'jun. )
JEDEDIAH ELDERKIN, ) Com-
WILLIAM JUDD, )mitcee.
SAMUEL GRAY, )
Dated at Hartford, O&ober 23, 1782.
r rHE Collectors of State, Town and Society Taxes so, tne
A town of Winchester, and alfu the Collect >rs of a fo
rmer Land Tax granted by the General Aflcmbly, hereby
warn the inhabitants of said town immediately to pay their
refpe&ive Rates or expea colt to pay; and those persons
who have Land in said town liable to be fold for Rates to
have their Land fold at the Sign Polt in said town of Win
chester on the 6th day of January next, if they negk&to
fettle by thacpm-r, and pay off their Rates, viz. Zachariah
Sanford's heirs, Rev. Daniel Welch, David Root, James
Porter's beirs, John Hafeltor's heirs,AshbelHumphrv, James
Stevenson, Thomas Mekins's heirs, Edward Dodd's heirs,
Mr. Samuel Talcott, jun. for a lot he fays he fold to Joel
Stone, Ebenezer Rowlee.
DAVID AUSTIN. SETH HILLS,
ELISHA WILLCOXSON, GERSH. M'CUNF, jr.
SAMUEL HURLBUT, JOSIAH EVERIT.
Winchester, O^ober 14, 1782.
THE CoUc&or®ftfe State, tew^ kr.d Soeta, Taxes for
the to wn of Simsbury, hereby warns the inhabitants of
said town, immediately to pay their refpeaive Rates or ex
ped colt to pay ; and those persons who .have land in said
town liable to be fold for Rates to have tl eir Lands fold at
the Sign Post in said Sim fatty, on the fait Monday of Ja
nuary rext, if they negled to fettlety that time and pay eff
their Rates, viz. Samuel Barnard, Samuel Enos, Noah Gtif
wold, Odiah Loomis, Elizabeth Phrlps, Mary Stevens, Wil
liam Frail, Elizabeth Thrall, Anna Webber, Apthop's
heirs, R<• ert Brick, Timothy Day, Thomas Gideons, George
Griswold, jun. Ezra Marvin, Mr. Noice, Abraham P-.gty
John Root, Mr. Smith, Giles Ellsworth, John Paltrier, Silas
Filer, Thomas Grifyold, John Piney.
DUDLEY PETTIBONE, Colle&or.
_O&°ber 21, 1,82.
ID^n G Q
OF the best quality to be fold by the cask or too weight,
for Rate or hard monty. Also a few hundred pounds
in Rate money will he fold tor flower or Ipecie, by
TIMOTHY PALMER.
Suffield, Odober 20, 1782.
oil orvTFx 10 1?
OF the best kind for clothiers, to be fold by Ebenezer
Marsh, of Litchfield, and Josiah Beers, of Woodbuiy.
Odober 10, 1782.
N. B. Cash in hand paid for cutting wood at 2s. per cord,
alio, wanted one or more Bloomers, who will have constant
cmrlov and good wages,bv said Marsh at LirchfiNd
COMFORT SAGE &^.O N,
WANTS to purchase, to be delivered at Middletown and
Higenups landing in Haddam, 30,000 good white
oak hogshead Raves, 5000 good white oik hufhead head',
ers, 5000 good hogshead hoops and yoo bushel of oats, for
which they will pay the cash on deliver,.
Middletown, Oaober 19 1782."
LVKlaie ju the town ot Cut-1n,)., Uny <OO ut L.,^;
A. thirty five under improvement, said Land as good per,
hapsas any in the town. Also, a hundred and thirty 6vc
acres of Land in the town of pa#- Windior, in about half a
mile of Mr. Holmes Mills, good titles will be given by ft
lubfcriber, living in EaR-Windfor,
ABDRAM SKINNER.
ON the night ot the Bth ivihut, run away from the iiE
fcribers, four Negro men one named GRIG and one
JACK, Grig ab >ut ar years of age and Jack about ry, about:
5 feet one or two inches high, Grig hasafear on his Lefe
cheek and neck occasioned by the k,.nga evil, carried with
him one old mixt coloured great coat, one buenut broad
cloth do. one scarlet jacket, ore white do. one pair of lea
ther breeches, ore pair white jane do. one n.ffied arid one
plain Holland shirt, two check do, two woollen do. one pair
ofcheck trowfes,one pair of French cut silver shoe buckles
and knee do. two old blue furtouts twded coating, one Bar
celona handkerchief, three pair st Rockings,, and one fife.
Jack carried with him, one blue coat, one white do, home
spun, one pair of linen breeches, one pair o^riped trewfers,
one Holland shirt, one white home spun do. one pair of
white yarn Rockings, one pair of blue do. one pair of boots.
Likewise, one Negro man named FRANK, about the fame
height, about 24 years of age, had on when he went away,
a blue laypel'd coat faced with white, one pair of white
woollen breaches and light cob tired j-ckcr. Also, one
old Negro named PETER, carried with him, one blue coat,
one green do. one brown do. one red great coat and a num
ber of other clothes unknown. Whoever will t^ke up said
Negroes and return them to their- masters, shall have Ten
Dollars Reward for each, ex ept the old Negro, and shall
have a reasonable reward for him, and all neceffafy charges
. paid for him and tbe whole.
ELIAS DUNNING,
EBENEZER GUERNSEY.
GIDEON MARTIN,
SOLOMON MARSH.
Bethlem, oa?ber ~ 1782.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Propra tors of the town™
ship of Fairhaven, in the State of Vermont, Rutland
county, at their legal meeting held at the house of Mr. Ne
hemiah Horts, in Caftleton, in the county aforefaid, on
the Sixteenth day of August, 1780, d d vote and agree to
raise a tax oneach proprietors right of two dollars. And
also at their adjourned meeting, held at Col. Kaac x Clark's,
in said Caftlenn, in said county, on the fourteenth day of
May, 1782, did vote and agree to raise ore dollar more on
each original right : And those hereafter named are delin
quent in paying their taxes, whose names are as follows,
viz. Noah Allen, George Foot, J< ffe Belknap, Gilbert Mal
lcry, Aaron Adams, James Brookings, William Seamour,
Stephen Pearl, John House, Benjamin Cutler, Derrick Kar~
ner, Isaac Knap, Nathaniel Smith, Joseph Everit, Lemuel
Roberts, Jonas Galusha, Ebenezer Frifoee, Lemuel Payne,
Joseph Havens, William Williams, Stephen Mead, Stephen
Fay, John Payne, jun. Stephen Toice, Asa Joiner, Samuel
Alien, Ebenezer Allen,Jacob Recbpck, Nathan Clark,Elea
zer Dudley, Elisha Ashley, Stephen R. Bradley, Jesse Sawyer,
William Ashley, Oliver Sanford, Asa Dudley, William
Stewart, Samuel Jeroms, AndrewHofner, Solomon Lothrop^
Benjamin Richardson, Jonathan Brocks, Thomas Tayler
D. vid Wheeler,Noah Smith John Hambleton,Samuel Kent;
IfraelSmith and Benjamin Aycrit. Which tax is to defrav
the expence oflaying ourthe town plot and public highways.
Also, the five public rights, together with the cost of the
charter and recording the fame, besides many othercharges
which have already arisen. These are therefore to notify
the original owners, their heirs and assigns to pay the fame
to the fubferiber, at hisdwelling-houfe, in said Cafticton,
or so much oftheir Lands will be fold at Public Veridue, on
the 25th of December next, at nine o'clock in the morning,
at the house of Col. Isaac Clark, in said Caftleton, as to
enable him to pay the tax aforef id with the cost.
phillip Priest, Coiiedor.
Carleton, September 25, 1782.
Record and /lecompt Books,
Of any kind, may be had of the Printers hereof,
on ,he ihoyteft notice.