The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-09-03 00:00:00, page 4

TAKE NOTIC E,
ALL those that have norfettled with the Subscriber, for
Taxes due on the Lift 1780, are once more called
Upon to make an immediate fertlement, or depend on their
being collected in a way disagreeable to the Swbfcriber and
expensive to them.
HEMAN BRAINARD, Coledor.
Haddam, August, 1782.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commissioners,
by the Hon. Court ot Probate, for the dittria of Sha
ron, to examine the Claims of the several creditors to the
estate of JONATHAN BOLSFORD, late of Sharon, deceased
(represented insolvent) hereby give notice, that we shall
.attend said burners at the dwell-house of EPHRAIM BOLS
FORD, in said Sharon, on the firft Monday of September
next, at Two o'Clock, afternoon. All accounts must be
properly attested, or they will not be accepted.
ISAAC PARDEE,
AMOS MARCHANT.
Sharon, August 8, 1782.
ALL Persons that have any demands against the estate of
JEDUTHAN SMITH, late of Glaftcnbury, deceased,
arc desired to bring in their accounts to us the fubferibers,
at the house of the deceased, who will attend on said busi
ness every Tuesday afternoon, from Two to Nine o'clock,
to the third Tuesday in O&ober next ; and all those that are
indebted to said estate, are desired to make immediate pay
ment, which may prevent further trouble.
HANNAH SMITH, Administratrix.
WAIT GOODRICH, ! c
PHILIP SELEW. 1 Administrators.
Glaftenbury, August 20, 1783.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commissioners, by
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the dihiid of Mid
dletown, to receive and examine the claims of the Several
creditors to the estate of Mr. JOSEPH WILLIS, late of said
Middletown, shipwright, deceased, represented insolvent;
dnd fix months being allowed said creditors to bring in their
claims, we shall attend said business at the dwelling house
Mr. RICHARD HAMLIN, innholder, in said Middletown,
ou the firft Tuesday of September, and the firft Tuesday of
each of the next four following months, at two o'clock,
afternoon, on each of said days. No accounts will be al
lowed hnlefs properly arretted.
BENJAMIN HENSHAW,
NATHANIEL BROWN.
N. B. Those indebted to said estate, are requeued co fet
tle their accounts speedily, to save themselves charge.
SAMUEL WILLIS, Administrator.
Middletown, August 13, 1782.
WE the subscribers being appointed Commffioners^by
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftrid of Hart
tford, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
he estate of CHARLES KING Junior, late of Bolton, de
ceased (represented insolvent) hereby give notice, that we
s hall attend the business of our appointment, at the dwel
ling-honfe of CHARLES KING, in Bolton on the last Mon
day of August, and Second Monday of September next, from
one to fix o'chpk, in the afternoon, on each offaid days
after which time no accounts will be allowed. ~ '
STEPHEN KING,
„ OLIVER KING.
Bolton, July Sth, 1782.
THIRTY DOLLARS RE^A
DESERTED the Service of the fubferiber on the 7th in
fant, one John Allibe, a Refugee from Long-Inland,
of about 28 or 30 years old, and of midling stature, dark
complexion, dark eyesand black hair, combed back and ti
ed with a firing behind ; had on a flopt Hat, a white Linnen
Coat, Veit and Overhalls, a Shoe maker by Trade, but often
tells of a large fortune which his Father has upon the Inland
it is presumed said Allibe has gone into the Country# Who
ever will take him up and confine him in Hartford Goal, or
bring him to me at Haddam, or give me such information
thatl may be able to feeure him, shall be entitled to the a
bove Reward, and all necessary charges paid, by
JOHN WILCOX.
Haddam August rqth, 1782.
Io be Sold,for qvantof Employ,
A likely healthy Negro Wench,
38 years of age, understands all forts of town and country
work. Also, a Negro GIRL, 13 years of age. Enquire of
the Printers#
To be S O L D, at V ENDUE, at Capt. Ashbel Burnham's
Store at Middletown, on Wednesday the 4th of September
next, at three o'clock afternoon :
A Number of part worn Briggs Sails, a quantity white
pine Boards, some old Rigging and Blocks, with a
number of other articles. Also, to be fold at the fame time
and place, the HULL of a Brig, English built, 180 tons bui
then, about two years old, her lower Mast standing, two
Anchors, a Boat and some Cable. The conditions of file
to be known at time of sale.
Hartford, August 26, 178^ _
STATE of CONNECTICUT, ff.
Litchfield County, August 22, 1782.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given to all concerned, That a
Libel is filed before the Hon. Oliver Wolcott, Esq.
Judge of the Maritime Court for Litchfield county, by Joseph
Tlomas of Litchfield, in said county, against a quantity of
Tea, and other goods and merchandize, found and seized
in said Litchfield the r,th of instant August, and appraised
at more than Thirty Pounds Lawful Money, said to be ille
gally imported from New-York, or some other place under
the coutroul of the enemy, which the libellant fays are for
feited by the laws of this State. Por the trial of the justice
offaid seizure, a Maritime Court will be held at the Court
House in Litchfield, on the fourth Friday of September next,
when and where all persons concerned may appear, and
shew reason, wky said Goods should not be condemned.
By order of the Judge,
ISAAC BALDWIN, Reg'r.
STEPHEN AUSTIN,
REQUESTS those who have any demands on bim, to call
and receive payment ; also, desires all persons indebt
ed to him, or to S. Austin, and Co. to make immediate
payment, as he wishes not to be under the difagrecable ne
ceflity ofleaving their accounts in the hands of an Attorney
to fettle ; but those that remain unsettled de the expiration
of four weeks from this date, may exped to be called on in
that way.
A likely Negro Boy about 14 years old is wanted, Fo
which Cash will be given. Enquire of
S. A U'S T I N.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
All his Houfhold Furniture,
Among which are,
Tables, Chairs, Delk, Chests with Draws,
Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
f 0 BE SOL-ID;
By Joseph Hart, and Co'y.
WEST India Rum, per Hogshead,
Best white & brown Havannah Sugar) per Box cwt.
Do. Porto Prince, Do. ) or Barrel.
Country Salt, per Cask.
White Lead, ) per Cask or
Black Pepper, ) smaller quantity.
Nutmegs, per lb. 4
Knives and Forks, per Gross or Dux-
Penknives and Cuttoes, per Doz.
An Assortment ofimporud Writing Paper, perßeam.
Black and white striped and spotted (prize) Silk Gauze, per
piece.
A few pieces good white Linen.
With many other articles suitable for the season, on the
most reasonable terms for Cash, Bills of Exchange on France
or good Flour. Enquire at Capt. William Bull's.
Hartford, August 24, 1,82.
Choice trelh Tamarinds and
Raisins, by the hundred or tingle pound,
TO BE SOL D,
By SOLOMON SMITH,
HARTFOR D.
Pay-Table Office, August 24, 1782.
THE Officers and Soldiers of the Connecticut Line in the
Continental Army, are hereby notified, that securities
are prepared by the Treasurer, and that by applying at this
Office with proper certificates after the firft of September
next, orders will be given for their balances for service in
1780 and 1781. Those persons who are now infervicc, mult
produce separate certificates from the commanding officers
of the regiments to which they belong for each year, and
those who do not apply in peifon, must fend an order attest
ed by the commanding officer. Those who are difeharged,
mult produce a certificate from two of the Select Men of the
town to which they belong, and their orders mult be attest
ed by a Justice of the Peace. The legal representatives of
any that have deceased mus tproduce a certificate of their
appointment fiom some Court of Probate, in addition to
those above-mentioned. No balances will be given tothofc
who have accounts open in this office, until they make a
Settlement.
ELEAZER WALES,
FENN WADSWORTH, / ~
WILLIAM MOSELEY,
OLIVER WOLCOTT,jun. J V
* ¥ * The Several Printers in this State are requeued to in
fer: the above-,
WE the fubferibers being appointed Commissioners by
the Hon. Court of Probate tor the diHrid of Sharon,
to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to the
estate of David Goodrich, jun. late of said Sharon, deceas'd
represented insolvent; do hereby give notice that we shall
attend said business at the house of Dr. Ashur Shepard, inn
holder in laid Sharon, on the firft, second, third and fourth
Wednesdays of O^ober next, from one to fix o'clock P. M.
No accounts will be allowed unless property attested.
DANIEL GRISWOLD,
PAUL SMITH,
Sharon, August 14, 1782.
WE the fubferibers being appointed Commissioners by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the diliri& of Hart
ford, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
the estate ot Samuel Coy, late of Windsor, deceased repre
sented insolvent. And likewise to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors to the estate of Sarah Coy, late of
Windsor, deceas'd, represented insolvent ; hereby give no
tice that we shall attend on the business of our appointment
at the dwelling house of Samuel W. Allyn, innholder in
Windsor, on the last Monday of September, and the firft
Monday of O&ober next, from one o'clock till seven on each
offaid days. EBENEZER F. BISSEL,
JOSIAH BISSELL.
Windsor, August 23, 1782.
THE Collectors of the State Tax of Two Pence on the
pound, granted in May last, in the Lift 1781, and pay
able the firft of Septerr ber, 1782, will take notice, That the
Twentieth part of said Tax is not abated.
Treafurv-Office, August 23, 1782.
*, The several Printers in this State are desired to insert
the above.
COME into the inclofure of the fubferiber about the sth
of June last, a dark red and white HEIFER, one year
old, mostly white, no mark. The owner is desired to come
and prove his property, pay charges and take her away.
, ELI BUSH.
Enfield, August 12, 1782.
Cash given for clean Cotton and
Linen Rags of any kind, by Wensley Hobby,
in Middletown.
At a meeting of the Goveraorand Ccuncil of Safety of 'be
State of Connecticut, holden at Lebanon, the 23 Day of
August, A- D. 1782.
WHEREAS the form and order of Arrangement of the
Lilt in Page 602 in the Law Book, bv mistake doth
riot contain all the Eftatevateable by Law, arfd to be contain,
ed in the fame, wherefore to prevent mistakes---Resolved,
That information be and is hereby given to all Lifters, arid or
ther Inhabitants of this State, thatDwelling-Honfes arc to be
infeitedin the Lift, agreeable to the Law in Page 548,2nd all
the other Assessments mentioned in Pages 601 and 602, are
to be likewise put into the Lilts, and exhibited to the Altera
bly, according,to the direction therein given. And the fe
ral Printers of News-Papers in this State are desired to
print the foregoing for twofucceflive Weeks after receiving
the fame.
Extract from the minutes,
(Copy) Test. Wm. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
w
ff Publifted, and noiu Selling,
By Nathaniel paiten,
A little North of the State House, Hartford,
Some Deductions from the Syttem pro
mulgated in the Page of
Divine Revelation,
Ranged in the Order and Form of a Catech ^f,
Intended as an Assistant to the Christian Parent or Teacher#
„ But now the Righteousness of God without the Law is ma°
nifeft, being witnefle^by the Law and the Prophets.
Even the Righteoufiefs of God which is by Faith of Jesus
Chrilt unto all, and upon all them that believe : so there is
no difference. Rom. iii. 21,22.
N. B. Cash given for Calves Pates and Cotton and Line*
Rags at said Shop, and at the Papci Mill in Springfield.
For sale,
At T. LEAVI T T, and Co's. Store
InSUFFTELD,
BLUE, black, brown, olive, crimson and scarlet Broad,
cloths, Coatings, blue, brown white a n d scarlet Shal
loons, pink, blue, brown, purple, olive and black Durants,
Callimancoes, green and pink Moreen's, Corduroys, Cotton
Velvet, Corded Fustian, brown and white Jeans, Dutch
Cord, Coton Drabb, black Prunella, (pitted and grecß
Plush, pint and buff Nankeens, Duroys, Silk Crape, Do.
Poplin, Mecklingburgs, Callicoes and Chintzes, fine and
coarse white Linens,. Sheeting, Britannia's, brown Linen,
Shirting and Aprbn checkt Linen, Cotton Chelais Silk Quife
ing, pink Luteftring, wide and narrow Sattins, India Tafy
ty's, Modes, figur'd arid plain black and white Gauzes, Do.
Handkerchiefs figur'd and (tamp'd, Cambrics and Lawns,
Do. Aprons, white Drab, Do. Dowlas, Camblet and Cam
bleteens, striped cotton gown Patterns, worsted Furniture,
Men's rib'd and plain cotton and thread Hose. Worsted Do.
white and black silk Do. Women's Cotton Do. bl^ck silk
Mitts, Men's Lambskin Gloves, Bandano Pullicat and Bar
celona colour'd and black Handkerchiefs, figur'd plain and
black Ribbons, black and white silk Laces, Dutch Dd. Sew
ing Silk, Twist and Mohair, coarse and fine Thread, Quality
and Shoe Binding, Gartering, Tapes, Buckram, Callimanco
Shoes, a varicty coat and vest metal Buttons, Knives and
Forks, Penknives, Cuttoes, Razors, Shoe and Knee Buckles,
Sieve Buttons, 4, 4 and half and 51b. Pins, Tea Spoons, Cap
Wire, Wool and Cotton Cards, Temple Spedacles, Buckle
Brushes, Awls and Tacks, Pewter Platters, Plates, Cups, Ba
fons and Porringers, Bibles, Spelling Books, Primers, Wri
ting P.per, Cotton Wool,Knitting Pins, Hollow Ware, Tea,
Ch. colate, Coffee, Nutmegs, Ratlins, Shot, Pipes, Crown
Soap, German Steel, Liver Oil, Weft-India and New-Eng
land Rum, Coperas and Atom, Bd. Nails, Crockery and
Glass Ware, &c. &c.
N, B. The principal part of the above articles were im
poited in the last Ships from France and Holland, and will
be Sold as chca p as the times will admit.
August 21, 1782.
JO HN W AI'S O N,
^t bis Store in Eujl-Windfor, has for Sale,
BEST black Sattin and Pelong ; black, white and crim
son Mode ; orange and olive coloured Luteflring, black
and white Gauzes; Gauze Handkerchiefs, Millinet; Cal
licoes and Chintzes ; Britannia and Irish Linens; Russia
Sheeting; Cambricks; India, Bandano, Pullicat, Romal
and Barcelona Handkerchiefs; Linen Do. Black silk Lace
and Edging ; black Snail Lace ; black Feathers ; blue, crim
son, chocolate coloured, green and light blue Broad and
Forest Cloths, Ratteen; Velvet; Corduroys; Buckram ;
red and white and blue and white yard wide Poplin ; black
Callimanco; black Sattinet; black Drawboy ; Camblet ;
Tammy,; Shalloon and Durants; Men's Worsted Hose ;
Women's best Callimanco Shoes ; Ribbons ; Fans, Tapes,
Capwire, TMte, Gartering, Quality ankShoe Binding, Silk
and Hair 1 wilt, Sewing Silk, Holland and Cambric Thread,
Silver and fiiver plated Shoe Bnckles, Block Tin, Copper
and Brass Do. Plated Knee Buckles, Silver Stock Buckles,
Sieve Buttons, Spangle, Gilt and Metal Buttons, Crooked
Combs, common horn and ivoy Do. Pins, Thimbles, Snuff,
Sugar Bowls, Sieves, Watch Cryltals, Writing Paper, Wa
fers, Wool Card:, Gun Powder, curious and entertaining
Books, Primers and Spelling Books, Knives and Forks,
Cueto and Penknives. Pewter quart and pint Potts, Dishes
and Plates, Pint and Quart Bafons and PintPofringers, Cho
colate, lea, Raisins, Loaf and Brown Sugars, excellent Port:
and Madeira Wines, by the Pipe, Quarter Cask or Gallon,
old Jamaica and common Weft India Rum, New-England
Do. Rock Salt by the hogshead or single Bushel, one Sett
of Smollctts Hiltory of England with the continuation, 12
Vol. A good Hadley s Quadrant, and sundry other articles*
N. B. rhe price will be calculated to please the purchaser.
ALL persons indebted to the fubferiber, either by Book or
Note, are requeued to make speedy payment. Those
who hegleft will be called on at November Court.
„ DAVID BULL.
Hartford, August 26, 1782#