The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-03-14 00:00:00, page 4

Tuft come to hand, and to be Sold
AT JOSIAH WILLARD GIBBS's
A Quantity of CALLICOES.nd CHINTZES
^ *l um - Also, Bott, ,d Bidder
Snuffi Bohea Tea, Coffee, Currents, Indigo, &c.
' TO BE SOLE ,
AT JOSIAH BLAKELEY & Co s.
Store, under the Printing Office in Hartford,
T)EST white powder'd and brown Sugar#, by the
hogihead, barrel or toiler quantity ; best
Wool Cards by the dozen or fingte pair. Allot
Broadcloth# ; Callicoes and Chintzes; Gauze, Cat
gut, Duroys, Buckram, Twifi. Thread, Combs,
Crimson Velvet, Cambriek. Bverl,n, F ^,f
Stuffa, Plated and Pinchbeck Shoe Buckle, Stock
ditto, Bandino and Barcelona Handkerchief#, Muf
fin, Dimoty, Raffia Drilling, Cotton and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Black Hairbine aid Says, Sagathee,
Silk and Hemp Stockings, white and black Laces,
Tenant Saws. Alfa, Hollow Ware, Pots Kettles,
Spiders. Bake Pans, Skillets, Tea Kettles, &c.
L" OST, between Hartford and Wethenfield
Rocky Hill, on the 26 of February, a white
MUSLIN GOWN. The person who has found
it is desired to leave it with the Printers, of whom
he shall receive a handsome reward.
March y, 1780. .
To be Sold, (by order of the General Assembly)
at Public Vendue, on Wednesday the ifh of
March next, at JabhzPrßXl, 3 ' Store, at Norwich
Landing, a Quantity of Choice Good I N DIG G.
The Sale to begin at io o'Clock in the Morning on
Gid Day.
Feb. 19, 1,80. .> _
TO S OL D,
A Fine FARM, lying in the center of the town
ofSanditfeld, and counts of Berkshire, con
fining 230 acres, with good buildings and orchard
thereon ; either the whole or two thirds of the farm
gill be fold as shall best fait the purchafa, Conti
mental or hard money; or neat cattle will be received
In payment, and a good pay day with ftcurity will
be given for the one half of the pay. Said Farm
may be entered on immediately, and is by far the
bast situation in said town for a tavern or any pub
lie business. For farther particulars, and a good
title, apply to Daniel Brown, Esq; I™%^ the
wreraifes. or to the fubferiber living in Pittsfield.
r joHN BROWN.
March 1,80. ,
WB the fubferiber; being appointed by the
honorable court of probate for the dißrift of
Sharon, commissioners to examine the claims of the
creditors of the estate of Gideon Barns, late of Ca
naan deceased, represented insolvent ; do hereby
live notice that we shall attend to examine said
claim on the id Ta^diy in April next, tt the
dwelling -house of Lieut. Thomas Hofmer, innhol
der in Canaan.
Daniel Horsford, 1 Commtf.oner#l
Jacob Brown. S
March 4, 1780. _
TRAYED or Bolen from the fubferiber in Simf
bury, in September last, one brown STEAR
and one black HEIFER, two years old Bast, Loth
marked with a crop in the right ear, a hollow crop
in the left ear, and a half penny the under fide each
ear. Whoever will take up said flrays and return
them to the owner, shall have one hundred dollars
—and QP^Q PHELPS
N B. Said Steer was brought from Oblong, In
the State of New-York about one year since ; its
thought if said cattle are firayed they are gone that
Way.
March , 1,80.,
CT^AKENOTICE, these are to forbid all
I perfon# trading with William Leach,
oiWinchefter, a Miner, without my consent,
feme other person he ffiall hereafter choose for hie
guardian) for I will not pay any of his deb,
° PHILIP PRIEST, Guardian to said William.
Wind&F^J^
TRAYED from the fubferiber latt September, a
black CO W, about 4 years old. little or no
White about her, her horns fland right up, short
tail, her mark not certainly known, but suppose it
to be a hole through one ear. Whoever will return
said Cow or give information, mall be handfomeiy
rewarded and all charges paid, by
TIMOTHY GRISWOLD.
Wetbmfcll^^t^^^^ -
ASH given for MUSTARD SEED,
at the Printing-Office.
To^B E SOLD,
By SAMUEL BUE L,
Under the Printing Office in Hartford.
SILVER Shoe Buckles of the newest tafle ; Knee
and Stock ditto ; Gold Necklaces; Ear Rings
set in Gold ; plain Gold Rings ; Tea Spoons; Sil
ver Thimbles ; Piucuihion Hoops and Chains;
Hair-Pins ; Siver Broaches. &c. &c. &c.
Excellent BOHEA TEA,
Sugar, Chocolate, Indigo, English Cur
rants, Felt Hats, Pocket-Books, Pigtail
Tobacco, &c. &c. to be fold at the North
Door under the Printing-Office.
Law's Collegian of Pfalmody,
IS now compleated and ready for sale at the Print
inc Office in Hartford, Mr. Abel Morse's
Wethersfield. Mr. Joel Allens, Southington,
Major Atwater's and William Law's Cheshire.
February 15, 1,80.
A few Sets of
Lord Chefterfield's Letters,
To he Sold at the Printing-Office.
• T 0 SOLD, BY
JOHN BOLL E S,
In W INDSOR,
OR Exchang'd for Pork, Wheat, Rye, Indian-
Corn, Beans or Peas; best white Sugar by the
hundred wt. or smaller quantity, best green Coffee
by the barrel or smaller quantity, and Bohea Tea by
retail,
Just come to hand and now felling
By NATHANIEL PATTEN,
Book Binder and Stationer, a little North of the
Court House in Hartford, for Cotton or Linen Rags,
Produce, and Cash,
CLOTHIERS Press Papers, Coperas Logwood.
Writing-Paper. Testaments, Dillworth's Spel
ling- Books, Primers, Earl of Chefterfield's Letters,
neatly bound and letter'd, History of the Martyrs,
History of the Indian Wars, Dillworth's Arithmetic,
Watts' Lyric Poems, Goughs English Grammar,
Ruffals 7,Sermonr, Pocket Books, Latin Testaments,
Do. Grammars, Do. Accidence, and a variety of
other Books, Needles." Powder, Pipes; &c. &c.
Just Publiffied and to be Sold,
At the Printing-Office in Hartford,
And at John Fisk's in Stockbridge.
A
P L E A
Before the venerable Ecclesiastical Council
at STOCKBRIDGE.
IN THE
CAUSE op M rs. FIS K.
Delivered the sixth and seventh of ORcber, 1779.
By aGiNTLEMAN from Connecticut.
•• For bearing one another in Love,
Paul, with the Spirit of Christ.
“ Now Moses, in the Law, commanded that such
Should be stoned." Scribe# and Pharisees.
" We have a Law, and by our Law. he ought to
die." The jaws.
To which is added
The RESULT op the COUNCIL.
EW-ENGLANDRUM, by the Hhd.
best GREENCOFFE E, by the tierce,
hundred wt. or single pound, and Brown SUGAR,
to be fold by Ebenezee Moor, a few rod#
North of the State- House in Hartford.
WHEREAS application is made to me the Sub
scriber, by more than the Sixteenth part of
the proprietors of the towmfhip of TINMOUTH,
in the county cf Bennington and State of Vermont,
representing that there is need of a meeting of said
proprietors to tranfs& the following business, viz.
i To choose a moderator of said meeting. 2. To
choose a clerk for said proprietors. 3. To lay a tax
on said proprietors for defraying the necessary char
ts of 6"d proprietors. 4, To fee that the public
rights in said township are taken proper care of. §.
Tq fee whether said proprietor# will proceed to lay
out a fourth division of land in said town, and do
and aft any other business proper for said meeting as
they mail think necefiry. These are therefore to
warn all the proprietors of said township of Tin
mouth to meet at the dwelling hoofs of Solomon
Bingham, in said town, on the second Tuesday of
April next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and
there to do and aft what the, think proper relating
to the business above named.
SAMUEL NASH, Juface of Peace.
GJh^, J^uuj 16, 178%
TO be Exchang'd, for Land lying Within one
mile and a half of the state house, or fold for
hard money (prompt payment) a small FA RM,
containing forty acres, (or thereabouts) well wood
ed, and watered the year through ; fit for immediate
improvement, lying in the fonth end of Weft Divi
hon, on the road leading to Newington, about half
a mile south of N. Seymour's tavern. For further
particulars, enquire of Tho's. T^dall, Hartford,
who will treat for the fame.
Hartford, Feb. 1780.
S'fAT EOF WE RMO NT.
Pawlett, December 4; 1779,
WHEREAS application has been made to
me the Subferiber, one of the Justices of the
Peace, for the county of Bennington, by more than
a fifteenth part of the proprietors of PAWLETT,
in said county, to call a meeting of said proprietors.
These are therefore to warn the proprietors of said
town, to meet at the house of Mr. Jonathan Willard,
in said Pawlett, on the lad Wednesday in March
next, at nine o'clock in the morning, to a& on tie
following particulars, viz. First, to choose a moders*
tor. Second, tochoofe a proprietors clerk. Third, to
confirm the trad of land, laid out for the firft minitier.
Fourth, to fee if they will lay out another division.
Fifth, to fee if they will raise a tax to defray the ex.
pences of said proprietorship in laying out the public
rights, the proprietors book and recording said right;
And to tranfaft any other business that may be tho't
proper on said day,
GIDEON ADAMS, J. P.
Hartford, Feb 19, 1780.
LO ST in Kenfingfon, near the bridge, by Capt;
Hurlbut's, aBAG of BOOKS contain
ing Verfy, Piastres, Primers, H^oty of the Ne.
therlands, a pair of Scales and Weights, and a leather
Bag containing 4or 5 pounds cf Snuff. Whoever
has taken up said Bag, and will leave it with the
contents at Capt. Hurlbut's, in Kenfiflou, or the
Printers, in Hereford, or give information where the
right owner may have it again, Shall be handsomely
Rewarded, by
, JAMES THOMSON.
WE the Subscribers: being appointed Commis
sioners, by the Hon Court of Probate, for
the difiria of Middletown, to receive and examine
the claims of the creditors on the estate cf Capt. John
Elsworth, late of Middletown, deceas'd, it being
represented insolvent, and fix months being allowed
for the adjuflment of said claims ; do hereby notify
the creditors, that we Shall attend said business at
the dwelling house of the deceas'd, in said Middle,
town, on the last Monday of this and the five Suc
ceeding months, from two o'clock in the afternoon
until fix. All accounts mull be attested.
ELIHU STARR,
JOSEPH KING.
Middletown, Feb. 8, 1780.
FOR SALE, one House and Barn, together with
three hundred acres of land in the township of
Worthington, in the county of Hampshire, partly
under improvement. Also, one half of a Grist Mill
and Saw Mill on a good stream, will be disposed of
on reasonable terms for continental money or other
produce as will fait the purchaser. Enquire cf
Moses Porter of said Worthington or John Por
ter of Weft-Springfield.
Weft Springfield, February 9, 1780.
TO BE SOLD. WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
By Meffi'rs. KELLIGER & TISDALL,
At their Store opposite the Printing Office in
Hartford, a quantity of ENGLISH GOODS,
among which are the following, articles.
BROWN, blue; green and black Broadcloths ;
Red, Green, White, Yellow, Black, Blue and
Strip'd Baizes ; Exeter Serges; White and Black
Says; Duroys; Drawboys and Serge Denim:;
Crimson; Cinnamon, Blue, Black and Brown Hair
bines ; Camblets ; Black Durant ; Nett Patterns ;
Thread and Worsted Hose; Coarse and fine Iriffi
Linens ; Black and White Gauzes ; Gauze. Silk
Cotton and Linnen Handkerchiefs ; Lady's Fans.:
Thread and Sewing Silk ; Black Alamode ; Shot
and Knee Beckies ; Coat and Vest metal Buttons ;
Homemade Salt, Philadelphia Snuff, &c. &c.
N. B. Bills of Exchange would be very acceptable
in part payment for any of the above articles, (if the
highest price paid for them in Cassi at said Store.
TH E creditors to the eflate of Joshu AAt
water, late of Suffield, deceas'd, (insol
vent) are hereby informed, that the whole of
estate is now disposed of, and payment ready to
be made, in difeharge of all accounts, examined
adjusted by the Commissioners to said estate.
DAVID TOD, Admioi&ator
February 16, 1780,