The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-10-30 00:00:00, page 4

JOSEPH LYNDE,
TAKES this method to acquaint his Friends, and: the Pub
lic in general, that hens return'd from Europe, and
again opened a Shop in Hartford, at the South-End of the
G ear-Bridge, where he has for falc a large quantity of Drugs
and Medicines, which he will fell at the most reasonable
f rices :He begs leave to return his grateful thanks to Ffis
armor pßomers, for their past favours, and hopes ever to
merit their future commands.
N. B. Afew articles are wanted to compleat an Assort-
Dicnt, which he expe&s to receive in a few Days.
TO be SO L D, by order of Aflembly, by private sale, if
applied for soon, or at Public Vendue, at the Dwelling
House of Lieut, George Griswold, in Windier, on the 19th
day of November next, at four of the Clock afternoon, for
money, 3 lots of land, layed out to Joseph Grifwold,deceaf
ed, lying in Colebrook, No. 9, in the firft, second and sixth
teer of lots, or so much of said land as will amount to the
sum oflyo 14 8 money and incident charge and a good title
given by Daniel Biffell, of Windsor.
T O BE S ~ O~T D,
A FARM, lying in Amenia precind, State of New York,
confining of 430 acres, one hundred acres of which is
wood land, the remainder is excellent for mowing, plowing
and pasturing, the whole is well watered, five bearing orch
ards, a very fine stream for a mill runs through the fame.
Two dwelling houses and two good barns Handing thereon.
An indisputable title will be given, by the fubferiber, living
on the premises.
ROBERT FREEMAN.
Amenia Precinct, State of New-York, October 20, 1781.
TO BESOLD,
On as reasonable terms as any in the State,
WEST-India and New-England RU M, Brown Sugar,
Geneva, and Rock Salt, if applied for soon, on board
the Sloop PEGGY, now lying at the Landing in Hartford,
JOHN HUMPHRY.
Hartford, O&ober 20, 1781.
WE the subscribers, desire all persons indebted to the
ettate of Capt. SAMUEL OLCOTT, late of Hartford,
deceased, by bond, note or book account, to make speedy
and immediate settlement. All persons having any demands
on laid estate, are desired to exhibit them for payment.
Constant attendance will be given at the Store of the late
deceased. JOHN OLCOTT,
JOHN CALDWELL.
Hartford, September 22, 1781.
To be SOL D, at the above STORE,
BEST Old Jamaica Spirit,
Common Proof Rum,
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Fyall Wines.
Cohiac and Nautz Brandy.
Geneva, Molaßcs, Mufeovado Sugar.
Belt Grey, St. Martins, Turks-Island and French Salt.
Tea, Coftce, Cotton, &c. &c. Cheap for Cash, by
JOHN CALDWELL
S. AUSLE N, ^ Co.
Have just received the following Articles of FRENCH
andENGLISH GOODS.
Superfine blue,claret,light & Queen's coloured French Naps.
Red, blue, light mixed, and dark brown Broadcloths.
S riped and Spotted Forrest Cloths.
Bath Coatings, blue and green Baizes-
Black and blue Ladings and Sergedenims,
Light and dark olive-coloured Corduroys.
Dark and light crimson Hair Plushes.
Brack, blue, claret and white Shalloon.
A variety of figur'd and plain Stuffs, Gamblers, Ruffcls and
callimancoes.
Green and blue Moreens.
A great arfortment of Chintzes and Callicoes.
Bbuck and white chain'd Gauzes.
Black Modes, Sattins and Taffaty.
Fine and Coarse Hollands. Check'd and Striped Linen.
Rib'd and plain Worsted Hose. Mens and Boys Castor Hats.
A large Assortment of Silver plated and polished Steel Coat
and Veil Buttons.
Knives and Forks, Cuttoes and Pen knives,
Razors, Sciffars, Spoons, Sheep Shears.
Snuff Boxes, Spectacles, Large and small Files.
Plated and Pinchbeck Buckles, Spurs.
1-2 3-4 and Inch Augurs.
Gouges, Chizcls, Hand Saws and Hammers.
A few Saw-Mill and Crosscut Saws.
One Crate of Queeu's Ware, containing pint, quart, and
two quart Bowls.
Quart and pint Stone Mugs, Platters and Plates.
Welt-India Rum, per Hhd. Raisins per Cask. ,
Bills on France, State Money or new Flour, will be re
ceived in payment for the above Goods.
Hartford, October 22, 1781.. „
~EXTRAORDINARY.
Ar the Store of Mr. Caleb Bull, there is exposed for Market,
French, Dutch & Englife Goods.
Brandy, Rum and Wine.
A small Adbrtment of Crockery Ware.
A few fresh Rum Hogsheads and Barrels.
JAMESand HE Z. BULL.
The Highest Price given for CASH at said Store.
Hartford, 23d October, 1781.
TRAYED or STOLEN out of ifaac Noith's paiture, at
Worthington, on the night of the 17th initant, a large
sorrel HORSE, about 14 hands high, with a small star in his
forehead, paces and trots but is most inclined to pace, fix or
seven year old. Also, a MARE of a brown or chefnut colour
with aftar in her forehead,and a doke occasioned by a blow
near the middle of her forehead ; some white on her nose,
all her feet and her legs near as high as her knees white, trots
and paces, is thirteen hands high, about twelve years old.
Whoever shall take up said herrfes or cither of them, and
6 hrvcr them to the fubferiber at Farmington, shall receive a
L .mifome reward, and nil necessary charges paid.
THOMAS NOR T H.
WE the subscribers being appointed Commissioners, by
the Hon. Court ofProbate, for the diftria of Simfbu
ry, to recieve and examine the claims of the creditors on the
efface of Daniel Ensign, late of Hartland, deccafed, (repre
sented Insolvent,) do hereby give notice that we shall at
tend laid business, at the dwelling House of Eleazer Ensign,
in said Hartland, on the second and third Monday's in De
cember, and the second Monday of January next, from one
to fix o'clock afternoon, on each of said days, no accompts
will be allowed unless properly attested.
ABEL BRACE, )Commif-
ISRAEL WlLLlAMS.)fioncrs.
October 20.
FOUND near the Road about a mile from Waterbury, the
rich ofOctober inftanc, a Leather Pocket Book, contain
ing some hard and some paper money, and a number of Pa
pers of value co the owner. Whoever has loft said Book
may have it again by applying to the Printers hereof.
Hartford, Odober 23. 4
ST O I. F. N from the Subscriber the iota initant, a black
MARE, about 14 hands high, well made and high fpi
riced, hind feet white, mane cut short, trots light and fall,
and inclines molt to chat pace. The thief took at the fame
time a good Hunting Saddle, a Bridle, butternut coloured
Great Coat, and a pair of Saddle Bags. Whoever will ap
prehend and retui n said thief and mare to me in Windham,
shall have TWENTY DOLLARS reward, or Ten Dollars for
the Mare only, and all ucceffary charges paid, by
WILLIAM TEMPLE.
October 18, 1781.
Hartford County, Odober 16, A. D. 1781.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all concerned, that a li
bel is filed before the Hon. Jabez Hamlin, Esq; Judge
ofthe maritime Court for the county of Haitford, in favor
of Wiliam Johnson, commander of the armed boat called
the Retaliation and his associates the owners and crew of said
boat a^ainft the schooner Hawke, burthen about Sixty tons
Benjamin Andrus late matter, her tackle, apparel and cargo
taken from the enemy upon the high seas, on or about the
firft day of Oftober instant, and brought into the county of
Hartford; For the trial ofthe justice oi said capture, a mari
time court will be holdcn at Hartford, in said county, on the
firft Tuesday of November next, when all persons claiming
property in said schooner or her cargo,may appear and shew
realon (if any they have) why they should not be adjudged
lawful prize, according to the prayer of the libellants.
By order of the Judge,
GEORGE WYLL Y S, Reg'r.
US 1 by the Subferiber about the last of September, a
Red Parchment Pocket Book, containing a small sum
of Paper Bills, and other Papers of no value to any other
person. Whoever may find the fame shall be welcome to
the Bills, and are desired to return the other Papers, to
SAMUEL TALCOTT.
Hertford, Cao^cr 15, 1781.
Law's Collection of MUSIC,
TO BE SOLD, (Price Ten Shillings)
At Dr. Beardsley's Store, North fide of the Court-House, and
Under the Printing-Office, Hartford.
TO BESOLD,
Irilh Linens, Britannia's, Cor
duroys, Silk Handkerchiefs, Gauzes, Cambrick, Stuffs, Ca
limancoes, Tea, Raisins, &c. Also, good Rock Salt, Liver
Oil and Cotton Wool, by
ANDREW HILLYER.
Simfoury, (Turke,-Hills, Odober 14, 1781.
HEREAS Mary my wife hath eloped from my bed and
board, and hath carried away considerable of my
fubltaßce, this is therefore co forbid all perlons crusting her
on my account, for I will not pay any debt of her contrading
after this date. ELISHA TUCKER.
Coventry, October 22, 1781.
OTICE^is hereby given, That there is to be Sold at
Public Auction, by order of the General Court, by us
the subscribers, the following lots or crafts of Land, lying
within the county of Berkshire, lately belonging to certain
persons commonly called Absentees, viz. On luefday the
20th day of November next, at one of the clock P. M. at the
house of Capt. Ebenezer Merray, innholder in Washington,
the following lots of land, lying, in laid Washington, being
the real estate of Col. John Murray, of Rutland, an Abfcn
tee, the fettling lots, No. 13, 34, 2 3> 1 7> % 54, 6, 5,3, con
tain 100 acres each. Also, the second Divilion lots, No. 2,
15, 30, 28, 26, 40, 37, 33, 49, 48, 55, 57, 58, 62, 28, contain
200 acres each. Allo, 1500 acres of land, at the fame time
and place, belonging to the said Col. Murray, an Absentee,
lying in the town of Lee, formerly part of laid Washington-
Also, on Thursday the ud of November next, at one o'clock
P. M. at the house of Col. Sawyer, innholder in Partridge
field, will be fold at Public Auction, the following lots of
Land in said Partridgefield, being the real estate of Sir Fran
cis Bernard, Governor of the late Province of the Matfachu
fetts Bay, ax Absentee, fettling Lots No. 4,5, 33, 20, 55,
61, 29, contains 150 acres each. Second Division Lots, No.
124, 123, 92, 93, 100, 87,85, 89, 91,90,94, 95, 99, 26, 98,
97, 96, 122, 125, 19, 116, 127, contain 200 acres each
Also, on Tuesday the 27th day of November next, at the
house ofMr. Giles Barns, innholder in Adams, at one of the
clock P. M. will be fold ad Public Auction, the following
Lots ofLand, belonging to Col. John Murray, late of Rut
land, Absentee, the fettling lots lying in said Adams, No.
24,25, 27, contains 100 acres each. Second Division Lot,
No. 52, 50,45, 59, 67, 69, 22, 24, 15, 19, 31, in said tow%
The conditions offalc is 20 per cent, when Struck off, the re
mainder on the receipt of a deed. And all persons holding
any ofthe above said lands, by bond conditioned for the
payment of certain fum£ of money, on payment ofthe fams
conditioned for to us the subscribers, shall have a good fuf
ficient deed offuch lands, putfuant to an ad or law of this
Commonwealth, in chat case made and provided.
JOHN ASHLEY, jun.
JONATHAN SMIT H.( Committee
N ATHT. KINGSLEY. 5
October 10, 1781.
WHEREAS there having been apptication made to me
the fubferiber, by a huge nun bci of the proprietors,
of the common and undivided land in the town of New-
Hartford, to nay a meeting Speedily called of said pro
prietors. These me therefore to give notice to the propri
etors of said New-Hartfoid, that there is to be a meeting of
said proprietors, holder at, the Meeting House in said New-
Hartfoid, on the sixth day of November next, at one of the
clock in the afternoon, to tranfa& fane.weighty lufinefa
that may be laid before the proprietors;: mid .Ifo if there
be any proprietors that have not laid out their proportion
of land, in laid New-Hartford, according to the several
voces of said proprietors, as have been palled Several years
ago, are desired to appear, at or before said meeting, and
make good their claim.
MATTHEW GILLET, Clerk.
New-Hartford, October 4, i,Bi.
LO S T, about three weeks ago, on the road between
Middletown and Wethersfield, a small bundle of P A
PERS, wrapped in a News-Paper, chiefo of a public na
ture, two small orders signed B. Henshaw. Any person ha
ving found said Papers,, and will leave them at Col, Wads
worth's or the Printers at Hartford, shall ce hayufomely re
warded by J. U.O OT.
Q&ober 2,1781 g
TAKEN UP by the fubferiber, the 4th instant, a BLACK
MARE, 14 hands high, a natural trotter, a Ear in
her forehead, one white hind-foot.—The owner may have
her, paying charges.
JOEHUBBARD.
Haddam, O&iber 9, 1781.
O BE SOL D,'
ByPRESERVED FIELD,
opposite Caleb Bull, iunr's Store, in Hartford,
BROAD-CLOTHS, Coating, Baize, Velvet, Corduroy,
Cottendenim, Silveret Camblets, Moreen Stuffs. Shal
loons, Calicoes, Sattin,Pelong, Taffaty, Modes; a variety
of striped and figured black and white Gauzes, Gauze
Handkerchiefs, Millinet, black Silk Lace, white Thread do.
Men's WorftedHofe, Bandano, Itomaland Barcelona Hand
kerchiefs, Cotton and Linen Pocket do. figured and plain
Lawn, Cambricks, Mullins, Linens ; a variety of black and
figured Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Twist, Silk Ferret, Coat and
Vcft Buttons, H^ir-Combs, Sleeve-Buttons BevefHats, Bar
low, Bilboa and common Pen-Knives, Pins, &c. Also, ex
cellent Brown Sugar, Tea, Pepper, Alfyicc, Ginger, arid
sundry other articles.
Hartford, October 14, 1781.
Hartford Co^/iQ, Orhber //, 77#,.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned, that &
libel is filed before the Hon Jabez Hambn, Esq; Judge
of the Mnrhime Court in the county of Hartford, in favour of
Joshua Griffith, commander of thearmedboat called the Chatham,
and his associates, and the owners of said boat, against the schoo
ner Betsey, burthen about 12 tons, Jonn Smith late master, her
tackle and apparel, and a quantity offour, a fam of hard money,
and other articles found on board fail schooner ; which the libel
lants fay were employed for the purpose of carrying c 3 an illicit
trade with the enemy, and conveying or transporting to Longn
Inland or some other ifand within the enemy's lines, contrary to the;
laws, and were taimen in theSound on or about the tt day Sep.'
tember last, and brought into the county of Hartford ---For the
trial of tbe justice of said capture a Court will be holden at the
Court-House, in Hartford, in said county, on the firft Tuesday of
Nov. next, when all persons claiming property in said schooner or
the articles above mentioned, may appear and shew cause (if any
they have) why the fame should not be judged as lawful prize,
according to the prayer ofthe libellants.
By order of the Judge,
GEORGE OTTLETS, Regifer.
Hartford County, October 5, 1781.
PU BLIC Notice is hereby given to all whom it doth or
may concern, That a Lioel is filed before the Hon. Ja
bez Hamlin, Esq. Judge of the County Court in the County
of Hartford, against the Schooner Succeis, John McNeal late
master, her tackle, apparel and cargo, in favor of Caleb
Trowbridge, commander ofthe armed Brigantine called the
Firebrand, and his associates, the fetters forth of the said
Brigantine and crew on board, who took her upon the high
seas, and sent her into the county of Hartford; and for the
trial of the justice of said capture, the Maritime Court for
the county of Hartford, will be held at Haitford in said
county on the firft Tuesday of November next, at which
time all persons claiming property may appear, and shew
reason if any they have, why the said Schooner with her
tackle, apparel and cargo, should not be adjudged as law~
ful prize to the libellants, agreeable to their prayer.
By Order of the Judge,
GEORGE WY LI.YS, Reg'r.
STAI£ of CONNCTICUT. "
To all whom it doth or may concern.
KNOW YE that a libel is filed before the Hon. Jabez
Hamlin, Esq; Judge of rhe Maritime Court for the
County of Hartford, in favour of Seth Overton and his asso
ciates, against a Small Boat, name unknown, about 30 feet
keel, with 12 muskets, and a number of casks, captured by
said Overton and associates, on or about th rSthSeptember
last, near Long-Bland, and said to have been carried from
this State to thefaid Ifand, against the laws of said State
made to prevent illicit trade ;---and for trial of the jufticc
of said capture, a Couit will be holden at the Court-House,
in Hartford, in said county, on die firft Tm fday of Novem
ber next; at which time and place all persons claiming pro
perty may appear, and shew cause (if any they have) why
the said Boat, &e. should not be condemned as prize to the
libellants. Ey order of the Judge,
GEORGE WYLLYS, Register.
Hartford, O&ober 12, 1781,
STRAYED or Stolen from the fubferiber in Hartford, some
time about the 20th September last, a Sorrel HORSE
abotit i4hands high, 5 or 6 years old, natural trotter, thick
set, Something high hips, shortish mane and tail, little or
no white in the forehead, fear of a fore on the back, made
by the hind part of the Saddle. Whoever will return the
Horse shall receive Four Dollars Reward and all necessary
charges paid, by JOHN BOLLES.
Haitford, O&ober rr, 1781.