The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-05-28 00:00:00, page 4

To COVER the ELEGANT HORSE
ARIE L
HE is full fifteen hands and a half high, was got by the
noted Horse Lath, his dam was a very finelcven eights
blooded Mare. He will cover this season at Mn Spencers in
the Oblong, Dutches County, at four dollars the season, two
the leap or eight to insure a Mare with foal, his Colts are re
markable for their strength and beauty.
ThirT^r-frro-R-S-£ —
LIBERT Y,
WILL cover this season, at Mr. THOMAS CHAPMAN's,
in SALISBURY, (except the next week after the 19th
of May,inft. and the second week in June) at the moderate
price of Three Dollars, or Four Bushels of merchantable
Wheat, the season, and Nine Shillings, or Two Bushels of
Wheat, the single Leap. —If Liberty's name should be alter
ed to some grand one, andfay in this advertisement, that
he covered five hundred mares the last fcafon, at ten guineas
each (as it is not probable) might not be so fitisfadory to
the curious as to give him his true name, by which they may
know his qualifications, as it is four years since he was
brought off from Long-Ifhnd, since which he has been kept
for covering in the State of New-York, the greatest part of
the time in the vicinity if Fish-Kill.
May 12, 1782.
CA N T
ONE of old Rangers coles, and out of an excellent Mare
of the Narraganfet breed, fix years old, will cover this
season, at the liable of the Subscriber in Harwinton, for fif
teen shillings the season, or nine shillings single leap, pay in
hand or a note on interest payable in O&obcr next, he is an
excellent well made Horse and very gay, his colts prove ex
traordinary good. WILLIAM ABERNETHY.
April 24, 1782.
RANG E R.
Will Cover this Season, at the Stable of the Subscriber in
Hartfoid.
HE is one of the famous Old Rangers, Colts, and allowed
by good judges, to be equal to any Horse in the State.
No Trult. , JAMES NICHOLS.
N. B. Said Nichols has one of Old Rangers Colts, 4 years
old, for sale.
To be SOL D, and entered on immediately,
A Two Story well finished mansion House and good Barn,
with about three acres of the belt of mowing Land,
with sixty bearing Apple Trees, the meft of them grafted
fruit of the heft kind. Said house and land is lituate in
Durham, in the most pleasant and convenient part of the
town for a trader, tavern-keeper, or tradesman, Also, to be
fold, Three Acres of GOOD PASTURE, well watered and
within a quarter of a mile of laid house.—An indisputable
title will be given of the whole. For terms, enquire of S.
AUSTIN, at Hartford, ELIJAH AUSTIN, New-Haven, or
AUSTIN and BATES, Middletown.
April 13, 1782.
STRAYED or STOLEN from the fubferiber, about the
O 19th alt. a sorrel MARE, about fifteen hands high,
CJuor nine years old, a small star in her forehead, shod
all round. —Whoever will give information where she may
be found, gall be generously rewarded, by
JOEL ATKINS.
Middletown, May 4. 1782.
Clothier's Press Papers,
, Of an Excellent Quality, to be Sold by the
Gross or Dozc% by the Printers hereof.
The FAMOUS HOKsE YOUNG
W I LDA 1 R,
WILL cover again, this season, for ten shillings the En
gle leap, or three dollars thefeafon, at the liable of
Josiah Stilman, in Sandisfield, he is the fame Horse that
covered the three last years as advertised in this paper.
N. M< Pasturing for Marcs may be had on rcafonable
terms. J. S.
Sandisfield, May 4, 1782.
WILL cover this season, at the stable of the fubferiber
in Sharon, three miles north of the meeting house,
said Horle will cover at two dollars and a half (ingle leap or
four dollars the season, STERLING is a beautiful bay, four
teen hands and a half high, full blooded and imported.
This Horse covered last fcafon at Philadelphia so many
shat he earned 350 silver Dollars
MOSES READ.
April 26, T 782.
W.I L D A I R, f
WILL cover this Scafon an Mr, F.eeman Kilburn's Stable
at the Ferry, for Four Dollars single Leap, or Eight
Dollars the Season, this Beautiful BAY HORSE is the lame
that covered at Mr. William Hooker's last year, and form
erly at Mr. Churches, at Springfield.
N. B. Pasturing for Mares is provided for those that may
want.
Hartford, April 20, 1782.
The Beautiful full Blooded Bright Bay Hoxie
H E C FO R.
IN the care of Mr. Ephraim Stone of Middletown,will cove
this season, atthe price of one dollar paid down, or one
bushel and a half of good wheat next fall the single leap, or
four dollars the fcafon, This Horse was imported from Eng
land by a gentleman of charader in a neighbouring State,
and is known to be equal for colts, beauty and carriage to
auy Horse in this State,
Good pasturing for Mares.
Middletown, April 24, 1782.
ALL persons who have any demands against the effate of
Col. JOHN MOSELY, of Weftfield, in the Common
wealth of Massachusetts, deceased, are desired to exhibit
their accounts to the fubferiber for fettlcment, and all those
who are indebted to said eftatc, are requeued to make set
tlement immediately, by payment, or at least by giving
obligations ; otherwise they mull exped the most summary
method will be taken by
HANNAHMOSELY, Executrix.
Weftfield (Maflachuftttr) April 1, 1782.
TAKEN up by the Subscriber, on the 20th instant, in
Windsor, a Black HORSE, about 14 hands high, 10 or 12
years old, no brand, a crack in the nearhoof, natural trotter,
breast and sides worn with the gears. The owner is desired
to prove his property, pay charges, and take him away.
DAVID BARBER.
Windsor, April 30, 1782.
WHEREAS Sufinna my wife, has eloped m # bed and
board, without any provocation. This is" co forbid
any persons harbouring, or trailing her on my account, as I
solemnly declare I will not pay one farthing, contrasted on
my account from this day forward. JOHN BEACH.
April 30, 1782.
Bliltered bteel and Bar-iron,
Refined and Bloomary Cart Tier, to be fold bv AARON
BRADLEY, nearthe Great Bridge, Hartford.
N. B. Said Bradly wants immediately a Toumevman
Blacksmith, that understands Ship work, to whom good
wages will be given.
May 20, 1782.
STOLEN, on the Bth inltant,ouc of a liable in Sunderland,
a bright sorrel MARE, bald face, her near footwhite,
trots and paces, near 15 hands high, shod all round.--—
Whoever will take up said Mare and Thief, and deliver them
to the printers hereof, shall receive Fifty Dollars reward,
or for the Mare only Twenty Dollars, paid by
AMOS SMITH.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commiliioners by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the diftri& of Sharon,
to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to the
efface of CALEB SMITH, Esq; late of SALlSßUßY,deceafed,
(reprefencedinfolvent) Hereby give Notice, that we shall
attend the business of our appointment at the dwelling-house
of Col. JOSHUA PORTER, inn-holder, in Salisbury, on
the firft Mondays of June and July next, from One till Six
of the Clock, afternoon, after which time no claims will be
received.—No accounts will be allowed, unkfs properly
attested. TIMOTHY CHITTENDEN,
GEORGE MARSH.
Salisbury, Ma, 8, 1782.
A SCHOOL
IS opened, and will be kept at New-Milford, for the In
ftruQion of Young Gentlemen in the learned Lan
guages, from the fi ft Rudiments of Grammar to what is
generally taught the firft year in Yale College : Also, pro
perlnftrrAion will be given to any Young Gentlemen, who
are desirous properly to qualify themselves in the study of
the theoretical and practical part of Physic, according to
the Boerhaven system, by ELIJAH CAMP.
New-Milford, Mav 6, 1782.
STRAYED or STOLEN, out of the paiture of the Sub
fcribcr, the 6th infant, a dark bay HORSE, near 14
hands high, paces all, white feet, a white streak on bis
fore head. —Whoever will give information to the Sub
scriber where said Horse may be found, shall receive a ge
nerous Reward, paid by TIMOTHY ANDRUS.
Hartford, May 11, 1782.
TO be SOL D, or exchanged for Lands in this State
three hundred acres of land in the town of Woodford
adjoining Bennington, about 90 miles from Hartford. An
indisputable title will be given to the fame. For further
particulars enquire of the Printer.
NOTICE Thereby given that the proprietors ofthc town
ship of Andover, in the State of Vermont, at their
legal meeting held in said town,on the fiiftday of November
last, did vote and agree on a tax of one pound hard money
upon each original Right or Share, which money is to defray
the charges of lotting out the fourth division, and former ad
vertisements, &c. an afTeffment of which hath been made,
•nd committed to rue to colled : thefeare therefore to noti
fy the original owners, their heirs, and assigns, so pay the said
money to me at my dwelling house in said Andover, if they
would avoid further cost, and the (ale of their lands respec
tively. FREDERICK ROGERS, CvllG&r.
Andover, Match 26, 1782.
NOTICE is given co the proprietors of Andover, in the
State of Vermont, that forthe prefentall advertisements
will be notified in the Connecticut Courant.
MOSES WARNER, Prop. Cleik.
Andover, March 26, 1782.
L o s 2;
The 4th day of April last, not far from Landlord Petti
bone's, New-Hartford, a SWORD, the grasp wound
with silver wier, a good blade. Any person that has found
said Sword, or may hear of it, and inform the fubferiber
Where it may be found, shall be well rewarded for their
trouble, by OBADIAH LOVEJOY, Lieut.
Litchfield (South Parish) May 10. 1782.
Cash given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, of any kind, Old Sail
Cloth, Bags, &c. at the Printing Office
or cither of the Paper Mills in Hartford.
TURNED out on Farmington East Mountain, about the
firft of May 1781, a Redish Sorrel MARE COLT, about
one'year old when turned out, small size, short curled mane
ahd tail, a blaze in her face, Farmington brand, and has not
been heard of since. Whoever willgive information of her,
shall be handsomely rewarded by, JOHN CASE.
Farmington, April 15, 1782.
COMFORT SAGE & SO A,
Have for Sale,
BEST white Havanna Sugar by the box,
Brown do. in boxes,
Port au Prince do. by the hogshead or barrel.
Weft-India Rum by the hogshead.
Indigo by the cwt. or less quantity.
Logwood by do.
Chocolate by the box.
Best Jersey Steel.
Bar Iron and Nail rods.
Middletown, May 15, 1782.
f L yTnLTuTl7t;
XV7 ILL cover this season at the liable of the fubferiberin
Ashford, at 12s the season, he is of a dark bay, ful
blooded, well built and has a beautiful! carriage.
THOMAS MAIN.
N Good pasture for mares.
DULPHIN
AND
FEARNOUGH T,
Two beautiful full blooded Horses, inferior to
blood and figure to no horses on the Conti
nent.
WILL cover this season, at the stable of the Subscriber
in New-Milford, county of Litchfield, State of Con
necticut—Dolphin from Philadelphia, will covq at fort,
shillings the season, twenty shillings single leap or four
pounds to insure a foal. Dolphin's fire js the noted ba,
horle Molron, which is as high a bred horse as any on this
Continent, his dam imported from England.—Fearnought
from Virginia, will cover at fix dollars the season, twelve
dollar, to insure a foal or three dollars fi gle leap—Fear
nought s fire was the noted horse old Fearnought, from
England, his dam a full blooded Atabian mate ; each horse
is upwards of fifteen hands high, five years old this grass.
Proper attendance willlcgivrn.
NATHANIEL DURKEE, jun.
New-Milford, May 21. 1782.
Cassi, Writing and Bonnet Pa
per, to be exchanged for clean Cotton and Li
nen Rags, of any kind by Daniel Mecky, in
Meriden.
D Ove,blue,London brown
and claret coloured fu
perfine Broadcloths.
Callicocs and Chintzes of
the most fashionable kinds.
Black Silk Stripe.
White Do.
Corduroys.
Fustians.
Royal Ribb.
Nankeen.
Haiibines.
Claret blue and brown Shal
loons.
Black and brown Moreen.
Drawboys.
Striped Silk Sarcinet,
Mode.
Black Ostrich Feathers.
Cambrick and Gauzes.
Milliner.
Irish Linens.
Black and pink colour'd
Durant.
Pclong.
Turkey Stripes.
Dowlas.
Striped Camblets.
Figur'd and plain Ribbons.
Sewing Silk of various kinds
Black Barcelona Handker
chiefs.
Bandano do.
Pullicat do.
Bilboa do.
Wide and narrow Tapes.
Broad and narrow Qualities.
Shoe Binding.
Black and white Laces and
Edgings.
Black Calimaneo.
Taltes of the most fashiona
ble colours.
Silk and hair Twist.
Printed and check'd Linen
Handkerchiefs.
Worsted and Linen Stockings
Ladies Kid Gloves.
Black Worsted do.
Holland and Cambrick
Thread.
Buckram.
Cap Wire, Fans#
Lynn Shoes.
Beaver and Felt Hats.
Coatings.
Green and claret coloured
Baizes.
Bibles, Testaments, Spelling
Books and Primers.
Memorandum and Accompt
Books.
LEMUEL STORRS,
Has lately opened a Store at the Dwelling House of Mr.
Israel Fuller, in the Society of Worthington, in Middle
town. Avery neat and general assortment of Dry and
Well-lndia GOODS, very Suitable for the season, will be
fold on the molt rcafonable terms, for Cash, Bills of Ex
change on France, Wheat Flour, Wheat or Indian Corn.
Among the Goods arc the following articles, viz.
Writing Paper.
Ink Pots.
Ink Cakes.
Chocolate.
Sealing Wax and Wafers
Wool Cards.
Cotton Wool.
Ginger.
Pepper.
Snuff.
Raisins.
Nutmegs
Caitile and hard Soap.
Chalk.
French Indigo.
Bohea Tea.
Wed-India Rum.
Madeira Wine.
French Brandy.
Loaf and brown Sugar
Quart Pots, Batons, Plates
and Porrengers.
Coarse and fine Hand Saws
for Joiners.
Case Knives and Forks.
Jack-knives.
Pen-knives.
Sciffofs.
Files, Rasps, Marking Irans,
Gimbleis and Fiimers for
Joiners.
Shoe Knives.
Chest, Cupboard and Draw
Locks.
Brass Door, Cupboard and
Desk Hinges.
H and HL Hinges.
Brass Handles and Efcutchi,
ons for Draws and Desks.
Cork Screws.
Shot Pincers, Awls and Hafts
Hair Combs.
Small Teeth do,
Shoe and Knee Buckles.
Coat and Veil Button;.
Sieve Buttons.
Shirt do.
Large and small Tea-Pots,
Snuffers.
Slates.
Thumb Latches.
Plane Irons.
Candlesticks.
Sewing Needles.
Wire.
Pepper Boxes.
Knitting Needles,
Pins.
Darning Needles.
Bolts.
German Steel by the CwS
or less quantity.