The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1783-01-14 00:00:00, page 4

Twenty Dollars Reward.
STOLEN on the evening of the sh of November last, a
jay STALLION, 14 hands high, with a liar in his foie
head, 4 years old last spring, his left hind font white; bis
right thigh much gaoled with the traces,' a natural trotter.
Whoever cakis up laid Horse and thief, shill have the above
Reward, or Ten Dollars for the Hsrfc only,and reasonable
charges, paid by HEMAN JUDD.
Farmington, December 29, 1782.
ALL persons that have any demands on the estate of
ANDREW MUMFORD, late of Washington, in the
County of Berkshire, deceafe'd, are desired to bring in their
accounts to me the Subscriber, of Becket, in order for a fet
ttemst---all persons that are indebted co laid estate, arc
defined co make immediate payment.
Nathaniel Kingsley, Executor.
Becket, December 6, 1782.., .. -
W" h the tab cubers, being appointed Commifiioneis by
the Hon.Courfof Probate for the diftrid of Hartford,
to examine the claims and demands of the creditors to the
efface of Jofepb Marvin, late of Wethersfield, deceased;
do hereby give notice, chat we shall attend said business at
the dwelling-house of Mr. Zachariah Bunce,infaid Weathers
field, on the second and fourth Turfdays of January and Fe
bruary next, at two o'clock in the afternoon on each of said
JOSIAH BUCK, jun.) Coynmiffi-
JOHN FRANCES. ) oners.
Wethersfield, December 19, 1782.
ALL persons having any accounts unsettled with the estate
of Capt. Russel Woodbridge, late of Hartford, deceas
ed, to bring in their accounts forfettlement, at the dwdling
houfe of the said deceased, on the second and third Mondays
and Tuesdays of January next, where the executors will at
tand the business on faiddays, and as there is many accounts
with People in the east society in this town, likewise in
Tolland, Coventry, Bolton, &c. the said executors will at
tend the said business on Tburfday the sixteenth of January,
at the house of Mr. Stephen Hills, in Balt-Hartford.
ANNE WOODBRIDGE, )
JONATHAN STANLEY, jun.) Executors.
WARD WOODBRIDGE, )
Hartford, December 25, 1782.
N. B. Capt. Woodbridge took much pains by public
advertising, &c. to bring people to a fcttlement, but to lit
tle purpose, all persons indebted tofaid estate by book,may
depend on being sued without further retire.
AIR L E E.
WHEREAS the Proprietors of Land in the Township of
FAIRLEE, in the New-Hampshire Grants, weft of
Connecticut River, have been legally notified to pay to me
the fubferiber ftveral affefmerits on their Rights, Shares or
Lots of Land therein, and many of them being yet delin
quent in whole or in part, all such delinquents are hereby
notified that so much of their refpe&ive rights, lots or
shares of Land in said Township, will be fold at Public Auc
tion, on the third Monday of February next, at ten of the
clock forenoon, at the house of Lieut. Nathaniel Humphry,
in said Fairlee, as will pay the arrears of taxes due, with in
cidental charger, unless prevented by previous payments.
The names of the original grantees of those Rights, Shares
or Lots of Lands on which the said delinquents texes are
due, are as follows,viz#
1. s. d.
Moses Harvey, 13 13 °
Israel Chancy, 17 11 0
Alexander Smith, 17 11 0
Solomon Eckwood, 17 ir 0
Moses Cook, 17 ri 0
David Person, 13130
Solomon Ellsworth, 13 Iff 0
V>fepb Hubbard, 13 13 0
Oliver Willard, 13 r 3 0
I(aac Goodale, 13 13 0
William Baxton, 13 '3 0
Noadiah Lewis, >3 x 3 0
Nathaniel Bartlet, 13 13 0
Jufton Bull, 17 11 0
Abner Cooley, 17 11 0
Robert Dicklrfon, 17 11 0
Joseph Churefr, 17 11 0
Arad Hunt, 17 11 0
Oliver Warner, 13 13 c
ISRAEL MOF
Orford, December 10, 178
CAME into ihe inclofure of the fubferiber the 20th of Au
gust, a red H EIFER, two years old, no mark, white
face and tail. The owner is desired to pay charges and take
her away.
SAMUEL AUSTIN.
Torringfod, December 20, 1782.
T O BE § O L D,
By the Subferiber, For Cash in hand,
AND entered upon in one month from the date, a conve
nient HOUSE, Blacksmiths SHOP, and small BARN;
all newly built, situated on the bank of the river, a few
rods east of the Great Bridge in Hartford. Enquire of Aaron
Bradley, on the premises, who will give an indifputablc
title.
N. B. All persons having accounts open with said Brad
ley, are desired to call on him for settlement, as he is about
to leave the town.
Hartford, Dec. 36, 1782.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commiflioners by
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftrid of East-
Windfor,to receive and examine the claims of the credi
tors to the estate of Capt. Phineas Grover, late of Glaften
bury, deceas'd, represented insolvent ; do hereby give no
tice, that we will attend on said business at the house of
Josiah Hale, on the firft, second and third Mondays of Fe
bruary next, from two o'clock afternoon until fix.
<UftcpbM% Dec. 2;, 178 a,
l. s. d.
. Simeon Clark, 17 11 0
>John Stringing, 17 11 0
> Hezekiah Hubbarr, 13 13 6
>Fellow Billings, 13 13 0
) Samuel Stevens, 17 11 ©
>Charles Chancy, 17 11 0
, Richard Chancy, 17 11 0
>Jahn Eastman, 17 iro
>Samuel Airs, 17 11 ©
>Ebenezer Stoughton, 17 11 0
) Benning Wentworth, 17 11 o
)Wilder Willard, 17 11 ©
>Sam. Wentworth,E<,l7 11 0
> John Cock, 'l7 11 o
Samuel Belnap, 17 11 e
►Martin Smith, 17 ri @
David Blodget, 17 11 ©
His Exc. B. Went-)
worth, Esq. 500 a-):6 11 •
cres or two rights.)
REY, Proprietors Collector,
la.
Jeremiah & Ebenezer Platt,
Have just come to hand an assortment of French
and Dutch GOODS, imported in the
laid vcffels from France and Holland; which
are to be Sold at their Store in Hartford,
on the most reasonable terms, for Cash, Bills
of Exchange, Loan-Office Certificates, Mas
sachusetts State Notes, the Hon. Robert
Morris's Notes, Bank Notes, Flour, Pork,
Beef and Grain, of all forts, viz.—
A GREAT variety of low
priced, mixed Coat
ings.
Blue and red do.
Blue, red, brown and white
narrow Frizes.
Scarlet, green and brown
Ratteen.
Blue Kerfey.
Supeifine, middling and low
priced Broadcloths, of a
great variety of colours.
Blankets,
Embossed Serge.
Scarlet and clouded Caffi
mer.
Black prunella, and Floren
tine.
Rich black Sartin.
Black, bide and white Mode.
White and purple silk Serge.
Black Calimancoe.
Black and Scarlet worsted
Breeches pieces.
Mensfilk, wurfted andthread
H ofe.
An assortment of handsome
Calicoes and Chintzes.
Seven-eight and yard wide
linen.
Brittania's.
Dowlas.
Black and white Lace.
Black and white Gauze.
PROPOS AL%
For printing in a neat Pocket Volume, handfomcly bound
and gilt with gold on the b.ck,
REGULATIONS,
For the Order and Discipline of the T rocps
of the United States.
CONDITIONS.
This book will be printed with a new Type, on good Pa
per, of the five of aCr&wn Duodecimo, and will contain
about 160 pages, adorned with cigh, elegant Copperplates.
The Price to fubferib&s will be only Six Shillhgs each.
They who fubfciibe far fix shall have a seventh Gratis,
and they who subscribe for one hundred shall have twenty
five Gratis.
It will be put to Press as soon as 300 arc subscribed for,
and finished in about fix weeks from said time.
Subferiptions are taken in by Mess. Thomas and Samuel
Green, Printers in New-Haven ; Mr. John Trumbull, Prin
ter, Norwich ; Mess. Babcock and Hafirell,Printers, Spring
field; Miff. Balentine and Webster, Printers, Albany;
Muff. Wiliis and Wight, Mr. Robert Hedge, Mr. Nathaniel
Coverly, Printers, Bolton; Mr. William Green, Mr. Ben
jamin Larkin, Book-Binders, Lofton ; Mr. ;Bavil Webiier,
Printer, and the fubferiber, Hartford ; and by a number of
gentlemen in kveral of the United States.
NATHANIEL PATTEN.
Hartford, Dec. 22, 1782.
By SAMUEL MA RSH,
At his Store in Hartford, the following articles,
cheap for Call? or Produce, viz.
SUPERFINE Broadcloths.
Forfeit do.
German Serges.
Frize and Bribes.
Flannels.
Corduroys.
Shalloons.
Callimancoes.
A variety of Chintzes and
Calixes.
Irish and Dutch Linens.
Mullins.
Cambrick and Lawn.
White and brown Platrilles.
Dawlafs.
Romal. Pallicat and Bilboa
Handkerchiefs.
India Taffity.
Sattins and Modes.
Black Laces.
Black and white Gauze.
Sewing Silk.
ALL Persons having accounts unfcttled with the estate of
Capt. Samuel Olcott, late es Hartford, deceased. are
once more requeued tofcttle the fame, constant attendance
is given at rhe gore of the deceased. Also, all those who
mult be sensible there is interest now become due on their
bonds, notes, &c. are desired to make immediate payment,
those that negltd may depend they will be called on in a
more difagrec-ble way.
JOHN OLCOTT, )
I JOHN CALDWELL. ) Admin^tors.
I Hartford, December 19, 1782.
Black and white gauze hand
kerchiefs.
Printed linen handkerchiefs.
Plain, striped and fprig'd
Mufliri.
Striped Gingham,
Striped Sattin for Gowns.
Cambrick and Lawn.
Cotton Romalls.
Coarse and fine thread.
Sewing Silks of all colours.
Broad & narrow, plain and
twill'd Tapes.
Mens leather Gloves.
Womens coloured worsted
Mitts.
Do. white cotton Gloves.
Do. white fi#k Gloves an
Mitts.
Do. Black silk Mitts.
Do. leather Gloves.
Black and coloured Gymp.
Womens Stays.
Muffs and Tippets.
Quality Binding.
Buckram.
Writing Paper.
Looking Glhffes.
An assortment of Ironmen
^.^
Nantz Brandy, in anchors.
Philadelphia Snuff, in blad
ders, &c. &c.
Cambric & Holland Thread.
6 4 and ya;d wide Check.
Knives and Forks,
Cutteaus and Pen- Kives.
Sciffars.
Mettle and horn Buttons.
Bibles.
Ilk-Pots.
Ink-Powder.
Dutch Quills,
Fußick per cwt. orlefs quan
tity.
Rock Silt.
French and country Brandy.
Rum per barrel or gallon.
Te : and Chocolate
White and brown'Sagar.
Ginger.
Ban Lead and Shot.
Hart and club GcrmanSteel.
&c. &c.
DANIEL JONES, & Co.
Have for Sale at the red Store opposite the Print
ing Office in Hartford, a good assortment of
European and India GOODS, suitable for
the season, among which are the™ following
articles, viz.
A Variety of fuperfine,fe
coud and coarse Broad
cloths.
Blue and brown Serges.
Blue and brown Coatings.
Nap'd Prize, red Baize.
Black Laftings,blackPrunella
Olive colour'd Satinet,
Serge Denim.
Black Ruffcl & Callimanco.
Shalloons of various colours.
Pink and Green Durants.
White, brown, ftrip'd and
check'd Linens.
Cambrick and Lawn.
Chiriczes and Callicoes#
Black and white Gauzes.
White Millinet and Catgut.
Gauze Handkerchiefs.
Black and colour'd Silk Do.
ofvarious kinds.
A variety of Ribbons and
Tastes.
Black and blue Silk Ferret.
White Luce and Edging.
Black and sky blue Taffaty.
Black and Pink Mode.
Black Sattin.
Black and white silk Gloves
and Mitts.
White and coloui'd silk Hose
Men's & Womens Cotton Do.
Purple and ocher colour'd
Leather Gloves and Mitts.
A large assortment of Lynn
Shoes.
Tapes and Thread.
Scarf Twist.
Sewing Silk, Crewelafforted
A variety of white and yel
low Metal Buttons.
Quality and Shoe Bindings.
Skeleton and Iron Wire.
Ink Powder and Ink Cake.
Writing and Bonnet Papers.
Ink Pots, Wafers,Penknives.
Bailors, Sciffars, Snuffers.
They have on hand a few Hogsheads and Barrels of good
brown SUGARS, for sale, if applied for soon.
TO BE SOL D,
At JAMES TILE Y's Store,
In H ARTFORD;
BROWN SUGAR, by the hogshead or less quantity, Ame
rican Salt, by the barrel or less quantity; Molasses by
the gallon; Steel Sleigh-Shoes, and Steel for other iifes.
*, Pork and Flour will be received in Pay for any of
the above Articles.
T O BE SOL D,
By JOSEPH HART & Co.
At their Store in Hartford :
BEST Port-au-Prince Sugar, per cask ; ditto white and
brown Havanah Sugar, per box ; French and Country
Salt, per cask, best Rock do. per cask or bushel ; Coffee,
black Pepper ; White Lead ; Knives and Forks ; Writings
Paper, per ream ; Irish and Dutch Linens ; Linen Handker?
chiefs; striped white (prize) Silk Gauze, per piece.
*¥* Cash, Beef, Pork, Flour, Com and Oats, will be rcr
ceived in payment.
Hartford, January 7, 1783.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissioners,
by the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftri& of East-
Windsor, to receive and examine the claims oftbe creditors
to the estate of VICTO FORRIS, late of Glallenbury, de
ceased, represented insolvent: Do hereby give notice, that
we shall attendfaid business at the dwelling-house of Capt.
Joseph Moseley, in said Glaftenbury, on the second and
third Mondays of the two succeeding months, from one
o'clock P. M. to (even No accounts will be allowed un
less properly attested.
JOSEPH MOSELEY,
AMBROSE NICHOLSON.
Glaftenbury, Dec. 26, 1782.
BROKE into the inclofure of the fubferiber, about the lyth
of O&ober last, a Black Steer CALF, marked witba flic
each fi Ie the near ear and a crop in the off. The owner is
defined to pay charges and take him away.
STEPHEN KELLOGG.
Newington, December 30, 1782-
STATE of CONNECTICUT, ff.
Hartford County, December 24, 1782.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given, That a Libel is filed be
fore the Hon. Jabez Hamlin, Esq; judge of the Mari
time Court in and forthe county of Hartford, against a cer
tain large Whale-Boat, burthen about five tons, about thir
ty-five feet keel, her fails, oars and appurtenances, said to
be taken near Long-Island, below high-water-mark, on or.
about the 21st day ofNovember last, and to have been the
property of the enemy-Said libel is filed in favor of Joshua
Griffith, commander ofthe armed beat Chatham, and his
associates, the owners and crew ; for the hearing offaid
libel, a maritime court will be holden at the Comt-Heufe
in Hartford, in said county, on the second Wednesday of
February next, when and where all persons concerned may
appear and be heard.
By Order ofthe Judge,
GEORGE WYLLYS, Regilff.
Pound and other Pins.
Pocket Looking Glafles.
Lead Pencils, Thimbles.
Watch Main Springs and
ChryHals;
Court P.aifters.
Corks, Cork Screws.
Sieve Buttons, per Groce.
Iron rim'd Locks with Knobs
Do. Do. with Rings.
Stock Locks from 6 to re
Inches.
Desk and draw Locks in Sets
Chest and Cupboard Locks.
H and HL Hinges.
Cuttoe Knives.
Case Knives and Forks.
Files,KneeChapes&TODgues
Placed and other Shoe and
Knee Buckles.
Pegging and Sewing Awls.
Shoe Tacks, Tobacco Boxes.
Buckle Brushes,Curry Combs
Crown and Bar Soap.
Cowskin Whips.
Ivory and Horn Combs.
Women's crooked Do.
Men's Torcife Shell Do.
Po wder. Shot and Flints.
Bar Lead, Allom.
An assortment of Iron Hol
low Ware.
Do. of Tin Ware.
German and bliHer'd Steel.
Wcft-ludia Rum.
Nantz Brandy.
Shrub, Sugar.
Tea, Pepper, Nutmegs.
Cinnamon.
Linseed Oy!.
Bibles.
Edwards's Hist. Redemption.
Psalm Books.
Spelling Books.
Leper's bottle and bladder
Snuff.
Pigtail Tobacco, &c. &c.