The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-11-26 00:00:00, page 4

Just opened, and now Selling,
By JOHN MORGAN,
An fotmcnt of DRr GOODS,
At his Store near the Court-Houie,
—Confiding of the following Articles, viz-—.
COARSE Broadcloths, Coatings, Shalloons, Durants,
Velvets, Corduroys, Lalting and Sattinets, Linens,
Modes, Mantua Silk, Pclong; a large and beautiful variety
of Chintzesand Calicoes, Gauzes and Gauze Handkerchiefs,
Millinets, Black Taffaty, white Sarcenet, Cambricks, Lawn
Aprons, Knives and Forks, Chest and Cupboard Locks,
Tea, Ginger, &c. and many other articles tedious co
mention in an advertisement ; all of which will be fold on
the lowelt terms.
Hartford, November rS.
Juit importer! trom Europe, and to be fold by
the fubferiber in Wethersfield :
GREEN, blue and brown Velveret.
Broadcloths. Writing Paper.
Calicoes and Chintzes, Dutch Lace.
Black Sartin. Bolting-Cloths.
Black Mode. ' Black and white Gauze.
Ticklenburgh, Temple Spedacles.
Buckram. Chest Locks.
Ribbons. Razors.
Cambrick. Heart and Club German
Women's Fans. Steel.
Sewing Silks. Hand-Saw Files.
Silk and Linen Handker- Bohea Tea.
chiefs, Apron and Cap Tapes.
Check Linen. Rose Blankets.
Sheeting Linen. Shoe-Binding.
Bed Ticks.
With a Variety of other ARTICLES.
JOHN BROOM E.
Wethersfield, Nov 14.
IN pursuance of a Rt?olve of his Excellency the Governor
and Council of Safety, dated Lebanon, November 1,
1782, The several Holders of Public Salt, on the weft fide of
Connecticut river, or any person that can give information
of Salt belonging to the State of Connecticut, received by
Purchase, to store, for use, or otherways, arc desired, as
soon as may be, to fend an account of the Quantity and
Quality, to the Subferiber at Hartford.
EBEN. B ARNA RD, jun.
TH h Inhabitants and others liable to pay Rates in the
town of Hartford, are warned to pay Two-pence
on rhe Pound, in Hard Money, by the First Day of De
cember next; and Nine-pence on the Found, by the First
Day of March next, together with all Arrearages'of Country
and Town Taxes, which th:fabferiber basin his handstocol
led, and heretofore warned, or e,pc&, &c.
D. SKINNER, jun. Colle&or.
November 18, 1782.
T O S O L~D,A f
CALEB BULL'S jun. Store,
Martin Muffs, Tippets, & Fur
Caps,
[Manufaflured in the newest Taste.)
f O B~E T),
(For Case only)
Old home manufaflured SALT,
By the Hogshead or number of Hogsheads.
*, Enquire at the hcufe of Mr. Ebenezer Barnard, jun.
or at the Scores of Messrs. fordfley's and Hopkins, or Mr.
John Calder at rhe Water Side, in Hartford
STRAYED trom the fubferiber, living in Windsor, about
the 12th of Oftober last, a red STEAR, coming three
vears old ;—-alfo, a black pied HEIFER, ofthc feme age,
both marked with a flit down the top of the near ear and an
halfpenny the under fide the fame ear, supposed to be brand
ed with two small S. S. on the horns. Whoever will take
up said cattle, and inform the fubferiber thereof, shall be
handsomely rewarded, by
ELISHA STOUGHTON.
Windsor, November 14.
RAN away on Ng l rthe 28th Initant, a negro
Man named DERRY, ab^uc 27 years of age, fix feet
and about 2 inches high, pretty flim,looks a little cross eyed,
his feet very extraordinary large and long, carried with him
one caller Hat, two checked woolen Shires, one old checked
Holland Do. one white homefpu n Do. one streaked linen Do.
two pair of old brown linen Troffers, one pair of striped
linen Do. one darkish brown woollen Vest and one dark do.
one short outfi le dark woolen Jacket with white lining,
one darkish woolen Coat with white lining without poc
ket lids, one mixed Surtout, one pair of brown wolen Bree,
ches, and striped corton Vest, one pair of pale blue Stock
'*£', one pair of white cotton Do. one pair of mixed blue
and white Do. one bark silk ftampt Handkerchief, one
checked linen Do. marked D, and one fiddle, and plays feme
but not well. And another negro man named DAN, about
% feet g inches high, pale complexion, about 22 years old,
took with him two checked woolen Shirts, a calf-skin un
der Jacket, a knapsack, brown under Jacket, and one pair
blue fecmed wolen Stockings.—Whoever will take up said
negroes, and return them to the fubferibers in Chatham,
shall have a generous reward and necessary expences#
JOSEPH BLAGUE.
. JONATHAN BUSH.
~ ' They have had a mind to go to sea, and it is fur
posed thatthey have ran away for the fame purpose. This
is therefore to forbid all makers of vessels and others har
bouring them on their peril. Odober 29th.
CLOTHIERS Press Papers of the best kind,
Writing and Wrapping Paper, Bibles, Spel
ling Books, &c. to be fold by the Printers.
WATCHES Repaired, GOLD NECK
LACES made and fold, by ENOS
1)0 OLITTL E, next Door North of the
Printing-Office, H A RTFOIID.
A US^UEH AFTnA H,
At a Meeting of the Proprietors of the Sufquehan
nah Purchase, held at Hartford, November
1782.'
7fOT ED, that Elizer Talcott, Esq; of Glaftenbury, and Mr.
7 Phineas Lewis, of Farmington, in Hartford County; Da
niel Lyman, Efa; in the County of Neyv-Haven; Theophilus
Morgan, Esq; of Kjlltngworth,and Mr. John Owen, of New-Lon
don ; Nehemiah Defrees, in the County of Fairfield; Samuel Gray,
in the Count, of Windham; Abraham Bradley, Esq; and Mr.
Jonas Lawrence, in the County of Litchfield; Obadiah Goor, Ejaf
in the Count, of WeftmoreLand, be, and the, are hereby appoint
ed Collectors, to collect of the Proprietors of the Sufauehannah
Company, the four Dollar Tax, granted in March 1774 and the
Collectors are hereby directed to collect the said Tax, and account
with the Treasurer offaid Company, by the 30th Da, of December,
5782 ; and the Rights of all Proprietors that neglect to pa, their
refpeCtive Taxes, to the Collectors appointed in the County where
the ,,%,P r ^rs reside, b, the 20th Da, of December aforefaid,
will be fold in pursuance of an A# of the General Afol, of
he Stateof Connecticut,paffed in October last; and that all Col
lectors heretofore appointed, to receive the Taxes granted b,
the Sufanehannah Company, be and the, are hereby called upon,
immediately to fettle with the Treasurer of the said Company; and
that all Proprietors who have not paid their former Taxes',be di
rected to pa, the fame to the Collectors named in this Vote.
A true Cop, of Record,
Te E SAMUEL grat, clerk.
ACASIOR HAT, covered with a beaver shag, was left
in Mr. David Bull's north room, and a BEAVER
HAT ,ken, supposed by miltake. The peifon is deform
return said Hat to Mr. David Bull's and re-exchange, and
oblige his tumble lervant, 6
JOHN RAYNOLDS.
Hartford, November 15, 1782.
r r A KEN damage tcafant on the 20th day of O&ober last,
, - ?° w '" thc ha " ds ° f the fubferiber, a dark bay
HORSE, abour 14 hands high, branded W. on the left,
shoulder, near eye blind, some white on the near foot, is
a thick Itocky horse and trots. The owner is desired to pay
charges and take him away. ISAAC LE E.
_ Farmington, November 14, 1,82.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given, That a Libel is filed be
fore the lubfcribing authority, by Capt John Level, of
Sharon, against a quantity of goods and merchandize, ficz
ed in laid Sharon, on the 26th of October last, and apprized
at 291. its. ^d. lawful money; and for the trial ofthc justice
of said hezure, a Court will be holden at the dwelling house
of Capt. John Penoyer, innholder in said Sharon, on the 4th
day of December next, when and where all persons con
cerned may appear and be heard:
JEDEDIAH STRONG, J. P. & 0.
DANIEL GRISWOLD, J. P.
Litchfield, Nov, 4, 1782.
W'h the Sublcnbers being appointed Commilhoneis, by
the Hon. Court of Probate, for rhe diftri& of Mid
dletown, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
to the efface of WILLIAM SPENCER, late of Chatham, de
ceased, reprefenfed insolvent, and three months being plow
ed for adjusting the claims: Do hereby give notice, that
we shall attend said business at the dwelling boufe of Mrs.
Elizabeth Bigelow, in Middletown, on the fourth Tuesday
of this and the two following months, from two o'clock
afternoon until fix —Ail accounts must be properly attested.
ELIHU STARR,
GEORGE PHILLIPS.
Middletown, November §, 1782.
1 O BE O L D,
A Good FARM, lying in Springfield, on Chicopee river,
containing 130 acres, 50 of which lying near theriver,
under improvement, is excellent for mowing, plowing and
pasturing ; the remainder of which is plowing and wood
land, with a young orchard ofabout 100 trees, is well wa
tered, also a new House partly finished, convenient for a
family to dwell in, with an old barn, &c.---A good title
will be given by the fubferiber living on the primefes.
_ AMOS FROST,
Springfield, Massachusetts-Bay, OCR 25, 1782*
Twenty Dollars Reward.
STOLEN out of the Subferiber's Clothier's Shop, on the
nights of the 2d or 3d of November inst. the follow
ing Pieces of Cloth, viz. One Piece Red Brown, men's
wear, 10 yards 1-2, marked A. H.—One piece Red Brown
do. 7 yards, marked E. S. N.—One piece Dark Brown do.
6 yards 1-2. marked T. L, —One piece Camblet, Dark
7 yards 1-2, marked A. H.--Two small pieces of
Old Cloth.---Whoever will secure the Thief and Cloth, and
bring them to the Subferiber, shall have the above Reward
and for the Cloth only, Ten Dollars.—Taylors are requeft
to look out for said Cloth.
, SAMUEL STANLY.
Wen-Hartford, November 6.
STOLEN from the Subferiber's p.nuie, near the Meeting
Houle, in Farmington, on the night after the fifth
instant, a white MARE, 8 years old, about 1; hands high,
paces and trots, shod before, shoes half worn, no brand,
her mane inclining to the right fide, has been fiddle galled
formerly, so as to change the hair on her back, legs of a
darker colour than the rest of her body. Whoever will ap
prehend the Thief, and bringthe Mare to the fobferiber,
or give information, shall be gencroufly rewarded, and all
necessary charges paid, by
t - L SETH LEE.
Farmington, November 6.
Record and Accompt Books,
Of any kind, may be had of thePrinters hereof,
on the shortest notice.
BLUE, brown, buff, mix
ed and light-coloured
Broadcloths.
Ratteens and Frizes.
Coatings and Baizes.
Calimancoes.
Shalloons,
Tammies.
Durants.
Corduroy.
Velvets.
Fuftaihs.
Nankeen.
Dimothy.
Furniture Check.
Modes.
Sartins.
Pelongs.
Taffaty.
Laces and Edgings#
Calicoes and Chintzes.
Gauzes.
Milliners.
Cambricks.
Plain & figured Lawns#
Plain, striped and checked
Muslins.
Linnens.
Bandanna, Pulicat & Bilboa
Handkerchiefs.
Pocket do.
Ribbons.
Taste.
T wist.
Sewing-Silk.
Tapes and Threads.
Sewing & Knitting-Needles.
Pins.
Women's Shoes.
Fans.
Purple & worsted Mitts.
Mens worsted Hose.
Leather Breeches & Gioves.
Mens worsted Caps. Brimstone. &c. &c.
Sieve Bottoms.
Cash, Writing and Bonnet Pa
per, to be exchanged for clean Cotton and Li
nen Rags, of any kind by Daniel Meckt, in
Meriden.
JUST PUBLISHED,
And now Selling by the Printers hereof.
REGULATIONS,
FORTHE 7
Order and Discipline
OFTHE
Droops of the United States.
(Adorned with eight elegant Copper Plates.)
Just Published and now Selling by the Printers hereof;'
An Agronomical Ephemeris, Calendar, or
ALMANACK,
fror the Year of our LORD, ,
• 1 7 8 3.
The Agronomical Parts performed by N. S. late Profeffor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Yale College.
HOLT^GRIDLEY,
Have for S ALE, at their Store, in New-
Cambridge :
WEST India Rum, Ink-Stands.
Madeira Wine. Black Mode.
French Brandy. Black and white Gauze.
Melafles, Sugar and Tea. Ribbons and Taste of varfo
Powder, Shor and Flints, ous kinds.;
Salt and Earthen Ware. Pins, Thimbles and Needier.
An elegant aflortment of Kniting-Needles>
Hollow-Ware. Snuff and Snuff-Boxes.
Pen-Knives. Fine Thread.
Writing-Paper. Sewing-Silk. &c. &c.
ALS O,
A general Assortment of
Drugs & Medicines,
Among which are, Figs, Raisins, Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves;
Nutmegs, Burgamot, Ginger, Flour Sulphur, with a variety
of other Articles, which will be fold on the most reafonabfc
Terms for Cash, Wheat, Rye, Indian-Corn, Oats, Beef,
Pork, Butter and Cheese.
November 7.
ON the night of the 7th infant, the fubferiber's house
was broke open, and robbed of about Two Hundred
and Fifty Pounds, in Silver and Gold, of the following
Coins, viz 30 Guineas, —20 Johannes's---! Four Piftolc
Piece—sundry small Pieces of Gold, of the value 0645. 6d.
and 6s. each—and about 130 or 140 Pounds, in Dollars < id
Crowns.---Whoever will difeover and apprehend the Thief
or Thieves, and confine them in any Goal in the United
States, aud recover the above Money, shall be entitled to
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and all necefFarv charges
paid, bv JOHN BOLLE S.
Hartford, November 8.
— Roe.
By Solomon Cowles, jun.
At his Store, a few Rods South of the Meet
ing-House, in Farmington,
---European and India^G 0 0 D S, viz.--.
Shaving Boxes. - F
Shoe, knee & Stock Buckles
An assortment of Buttons.
Sieve Buttons.
Looking-Glasses.
Ink-Ports.
Raizors.
Temple Spe&acles.
Shears and Scissors.
Cutroe and Pen- Knives#
Flems.
Knives and forks#
Thimbles'
Shoes-Knives.
Files.
Combs.
Snuffers.
Snuff-Boxes#
Snuff.
Sealing-Wax.
Cap-Wier.
Buckram.
Quality and Shoe-Binding.
Gartering.
An assortment of Glass aid
Queen's-Ware.
Iron do.
Tea and Coffee.
Chocolate.
Rum.
Loaf and brown Sugam
Nurmeggu
Raisins.
Allum.
Copperas.
Logwood.
Redwood.
Fuftick.
Crown-Soap#
Ginger.
Chalk.
German & English Steel,
Lamblack.