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Forge at Colebrook, February 4, 1783.
WANTED to employ immediately, at this place, two
Refinery Men, that are workmen, to make Iron out
of Salfbury Piggs, to continue two months or longer, if
they fee convenient ; they shall be paid the highest price
per ton, and receive their pay ineacn as faft as they earn it.
f further promise, that if they lay frill for want of water,
stock, or freeze up, during the time they continue, all such
damage if any should be, I will allow them such wages as
they could have made in making iron, provided the forge
lay still one day at a time, all other customary privileges
they shall enjoy at this forge as is usual for refinery men.
JACOB OGDEN.
*, ALL Persons indebted to the Subferiber by Book or
Note, are desired to call and fettle the fame---! hope the in
dulgence shewn them for feme years past, by letting their
accounts lay, will not prevent their compliance with this
request, thinking the fame may always be expeded- -all
persons having any demands on the fubferiber, may call
and receive their pay according to fyontrad, and they shall
be pundually paidoa d;nmC
J. 9.
FLAXSEED,
CASH, European, or Welt-India Goods may be re
ceived in payment for good Merchantable Flaxseed,
®f CALEB BULL, in Hartford, delivered at the Linseed
Mill, in said Hartford; also Flaxlecd is received at laid
Mill, to work on Shares, as usual.
Hartford, February 3, 1783.
tyHERBAS JOB MILLS is attempting to seduce and
W marry MARTHA HIGLEY, daughter of the sub
scriber, without his consent—This is to forbid any and all
persons authorised by law to marry and others from joining
laid perfuns in marriage.
JOHN HIGLE Y.
Simfbury, January 14, 1783.
TO BE SO L D,
By NEHEMIAH STREET,
in Farmington :
RU M, by the hogshead or barrel.
SUG A R, by the hogshead or barrel#
FRENCH BRAND Y.
GIN N.
Look to your Interest. Non- reJidenis.
afire^i^aSA W 7 ILL be Sold, as the law directs,
so much of the Lands of the
U ® I non-residents proprietors of Farm
1 ington, as will pay all prefect taxes,
uclefs fettled before the 20th ofMarch
next, of the following perlons, viz.
Solomon Allyn, Jonathan Brownfon, Zacheus Butler, Asa
Brownfon, Gideon Butler, jun. David Butler, John Beecher,
Stephen Curtifs, John Camp, Reuben Case, Abijah Colton,
Joseph Colton, Thomas Cadwell, Abel Fuller, Isaac Grid
ley, Thomas Goodman, Samuel Goodwin, Theodore Cad
well, Timothy Goodman, Noah Gridley, George Humphry,
Widow Kezia Hawley, Oliver Humphry, Eldad Hofmer,
Daniel Hoffner, Susannah Hofmer, Ashbel Humphry, Sime
on Hofmer, Ashbel Hofmer, Gideon Huan, Joshua Kellogg,
Eneas Kellogg, Nathaniel Lewis, John H. Lord, John Marsh,
John Merry, Timothy Olmftead, William Pixley, Ezekiel
Porter's heirs, Benjamin Stiles, David Sherman, Stephen
St. John, George Wyllys, Ebenezer & Ashbel Wells, James
Webtter, Eleazer Merrell's heirs, Allyn Whiting, Elizur An
drus, Sylvanus Dunham, Timothy Wadsworth, Ebenezer
Hart, Nathan Judd, Elnathan Norton, Stephen Treat, Isra
el Wilcox, jun. Widow Sarah Chester, Solomon Dunham,
Josiah Edwards, Joseph Churchill, Charles Dix, Ephraim
Fuller, Benjamin Goodrich, Seth Hilborn, Timothy Kil
born, Phinehas Kellogg, Aaron Roberts, Dudley Case, Je
dediah Case, John Hotchkifs, Eldad Lewis, Caleb Moses,
Charles Nott, Thomas Neoles, Jonathan Pettibone, Abijah
Pettibone, Timothy Phelps, Charles Seward, Ashbel Still
man, Samuel Talcott, Submit Tainter, Timothy Andrus,
Solomon Bell, Cornelius Cornwal, Asa Clark, John Hem
way, Amos Hart, Samuel Meacham, Bethiah Meacham,
Patrick Meacham, Abraham Pettibone, Abraham Pettibone,
jun. fehn Spencer, Amos Upfon, Joel Bacon, Nathan Bee
cher, Timothy Coe ? Solomon Curtifs, Matthew Bryant's
heirs, Zachariah Gillet, Samuel Gillet, James Gordon,
Nathaniel Hitchcock, Zachariah Hitchcock, James H&tch
kifs, David Hutchkifs, Abijah Perry, Nathan Tuttle, Am
brole Potter, James Shelton,Jofiah Shelton, Abijah Shelton,
John Shelton, David Shelton, Gideon Merrill, Silas Gridly,
Samuel Judd, John Austin's heirs,^Daniel Bradley, Thomas
Darling, Widow Martha Green,John Darrow, Elisha Bait's
heirs, John Hookers heirs, Daniel Judd, John Hare's heirs,
Hezekiah Thompson, Joshua Porter, Samuel Shelton, Philo
Shelton and Richardson Sands,
WILLIAM WADSWORTH,
ISAAC COWLES, / Collators of
NOAH PORTER, } State & Town
SETH WADSWORTH, I Taxes.
ELEAZER CURTISS. J
Farmington, February 3, 1783.
.STATE or VERMONT.
APPLICATION having been made co the fubferiber by
more than one sixteenth part of the Proprietors of the
township of Panton, to warn a Meeting of the proprietors
of said township : This is therefore to warn the Proprietors
of the township afoycfaid, to meet at the heute of Capt.
Jonathan wizard, innholder, in Pawlctt, in the count, of
Rutland, on the zad day at May nexcenfuing the date hereof,
at twelve o'clock on laid day, then and there to tranfa&
tire following business: First, to choose a moderator-—ad,
a clerk for said propriety —3d, to fee if said proprietors will
agree on fame method to fettle and adjust the lines between
she township aforefaid and die township of Addison— 4, to
fee if the proprietors will grant a tax on each right, to de
fray the neeclfary charges of the propriety— 5, to regulate
the former proceedings of the propriety aforefaid, and
cranfad any other business that shall then and there be ad
judged proper.
ELIHU SMITH, Just. Pac.
Rutland county, Pawletr, January 16, 1783.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commiflioners by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the Diftrid of Mid
dletown, to receive and examine the Claims of the Credi
tors to the Estate of Lieutenant Return Meigs, late of Mid
dletown, deceased, represented insolvent, DO hereby give
NOTICE, that we will attend on said Business at the dwel
ling House of Mr. Ephraim Fenno, in said Town, on the
firft Mondays of the four following Months, viz. March,
April, May and June next, from two to fix o'Clock in the
Afternoon.
ALL Persons that have any demands on the estate of the
widow SARAH COLE, late of Kensington, deceased,
are desired to bring in the fame to be adjusted ; and tbofe
indebted to said estate are requested co make immediate
payment to,
GIDEON COLE, Executor.
Kensington, January 19, 1783.
RUN away from the Subscriber, on the night of the loth
inst. a Negro Boy Named JUBA, 18 years of age, y feet
Clinches high, had on when he ran away, a white jacket
with Beeves, a brown corduroy Vest, a pair of buck-skin
Breeches, a pair of Boots, a white holland Shirt, and an old
beaver Hat. Also took with him a small horfemans Port
manteau containing the following articles viz. a fupeifine
' broadcloath Coat, faced with blue and trimed with
pru flion binding and white buttons, a pair of blue cloath
Breeches, a white cloath Vest, a Striped silk and linnen do.
'^"•"and Shirt ruffled, 3 white Stocks,a black leather do.
with a falfe collar, a short blue Jacket with Beeves, a pair of
Shoes, Shoe-Brush and Black-Ball. Whoever will take up
" Negro and deliver him to me, or to John Whiting, Esq;
of Windham, shall receive a generous reward and all neccl
fary charges paid by their humble servant,
FRED. J. WHITING, A. ad. R. L. D.
Newtown, January 27, 1783.
GRINDSTONES
To be Sold, by WILLAM KNOX, at the water fide a little
north of the terry, in Hartford, at which place Cash is giv
en for Corn.
THE Collectors of the State and Town Taxes in Corn,
wall, on the lifts, A.„D. 1779, 1780 and 1781, here
by give notice to the several non-resident Proprietors of
Lands in said town, who have not paid their taxes granted
on said lifts, that their lands will be fold at public veudue,
according to law, on Monday the 17th day of March next,
at the public sign post in said Cornwall, said vendue to con
tinue until a fufficient part of said lands shall be fold to
difeharge the said taxes and lawful costs, viz. Benjamin
Bois's heirs, Caleb Baldwin, Sarah Brown, Jacob Per
kins's heirs, Samuel Johnson, Samuel Hoar, Matthew
Keeler, Ephraim Sanford, Samu el Sanford, Samuel Ro
berts, Benjamin Spragues heirs, Nathaniel Harlifon's heirs,
John Waterbury, Samnel Grummons's heirs, Josiah Ben
ton, David Comftoik, George Nichols and Daniel and
Joshua Lathrop.
JOSEPH BARCE,
MATTHEW PATTERSON, Collegers.
NOAH ROGERS,
Cornwall, Jan. 30.
"LAA DS in VERMON T.
ALL those who incline to purcbafe Lands in Vermont,
belonging la the estate of Nathaniel Hazard, deceased,
are requested to fignify either to Aaron Burr, Esq. at Albany,
or Nathaniel Hazard, at Woodbury in the State of Connec
ticut, how many Rights, and in what townships they want
to piu&fc. fi
STATE of VERMONT.
APPLICATION having been made to the fubferiber by
more than one sixteenth part of the Proprietors of the
township of Addison, to warn a Meeting of the Proprietors
of said township— This istherefore to warn the Proprietors
of the township aforefaid, to meet at the house of Capt.
Jonathan Willard, innholder, in Pawletc, in the county of
Rutland, on the azd day of May next ensuing the date hereof,
atone o'clock, afternoon, then and there to tranfa& the
following business : First, to choofc a moderator—-2d, a
clerk for said propriety—3d, to fee if said proprietors will
agree on some method to fettle and adjust the lines between
the township aforefaid and the township of Panton— 4, to
fee ifehe proprietors will grant a tax on each right, to de
fray the necessary charges of the propriety—s, to regulate
the former proceedings of the propriety aforefaid, and
tranfad any other business that shall then and there be ad
judged proper.
ELIHU SMITH, Just. Pac.
Rutland County, ff. Pawlett, January 16, 1783
TO BE SOL D,
At PUBLIC VENDUE,
On the Twenty-fifth of February next, at Ten
o'Clock in the Morning:
TH E real and personal Estate of ELIJAH COLE, late
of Kensington, deceased, viz,—A good Dwelling
House, Barn and Cooper's Shop, together witbnear twenty
five acres of good Land, well proportioned for plowing
and mowing, with a young Orchard thereon, also a good
Well of water. Said farm lies in Farmington, in Kensing
ton parish, within sixty rods of the meeting-house ; it is
well situated for tavern or a traderman..—Alfo, eight acres
of Land, lying within a mile and an half of said farm, one
half under improvement, the other well wooded.—Also,
the fourth part of one hundred and eighty acres of Land,
lying in the township of Wallingford, in Meredin parish'
Also, sundry articles of Houshold Furniture—Also, some
Farming Utenfite# Said moveable estate to be fold for
Cash paid down ; the real estate, one third part in Cash
paid down, the other third within fix months, and the re
maining third within twelve months from said day of sale,
with good security on interest. The vendue to be holden at
the abovementioned house, and a good title given by
JOHN COLE, Administrator.
Farmington (Kensington parish) January 27, 1783.
THOMAS GOODWIN, r
WENSLY HOBBY. Commissioners.
Middletown, Jan. 26.
THE Colle&ors of the Town and Society Taxes for the
Town of Simfbury, hereby call on the Inhabitants of
said town immediately to pay off each of their refye&ive
Rates ; and those persons who have lands in said town liable
'° , d -f° r Rates > ch ^ their Lands will be fold at the
post in laid Simfbury, on the third Monday of April next
viz. Ralph Inman, Apthops heirs, Mr. Noice, Mr. Smith!
Robert Brick.
SAMUEL HAYS, jun.,
TIMOTHY COSSIT, f A
JAMES HILYBR,jun. > c ° R e a ° rs <
JOEL HIGLEY. )
Simfbury, 14th January, 1783.
TO B—E SOL D, *
By GEORGE MERRILL,
At his Store, opposite the Printing Office, in
Hartford.
WEST-INDIA Rum by the Hogshead or Barrel,
Rock and fine Sale.
Dry Goods, Tea, Chocolate, Ginger. &c.
For Wheat Flour, Rye, Indian Corn.
THE Commicrec appointed to rectify any errors by omis
sions or otherwise, in Rating the accounts with the
Connedicut Line, in the Army, will attend the business of
their appointment at the State House in said Hartford, on
the firft Tuesday in March next.
JAMES WADSWORTH,) ,
SHUBAEL ABBE, ) Commltt €C*
January 24, 1783.
Law's Colle&ion of Music,
To be fold at the Frinting-Qffim
FOR SALE,
By DANIEL HINSDALE,
Tivo Doors north of the Printing-Office in Hart,
ford ;
A NEAT Assortment of low priced Caßicoes; Gauzes
and Gauze Handkerchiefs ; fashionable Ribbons - a
''"A ¥"1"°" °' Lady s Glk and kid Gloves and Mitts:
worsted do. Fans; black Laces; Italian Sprigs; Shaloons?
,C%ancoes, and many other Articles on the
iGweft Terms, for Cash or Produce in hand: Also, Cong®
° x ° r P° und > bohea Tea, per hundred or do.
Welt-India Rum per Hogshead or Barrel.
Said Hiifdale wants immediately 10 or 1200 of Hemp,
for which Cash or any of the above Goods will be given
Payment. °
Hertford, January 27, 1783.
WHEREAS application hath been made to me in writ
ing, by more than one sixteenth of the proprietors of
the Township of Calderburgh, in the State of Vermont, to
warn a meeting of said proprietors, to cake into considerati
on the contents of a letter from his Excellency Gocinor
Chittenden, refpe&ing said township; second, to trans
mit to him the names of the Proprietors or Grantees;
third, to choofc a Landing Committee to manage the pru
dential matters of said township, and fourthly to choose a
Clerk, and any other matters that may be thought proper:
Accordingly the Proprietors of said township are hereby
warned to meet at the house of Mr. Knox, in Hartford, on
the 13th day of February next, at five o'clock in the after
noon, for the purposes aforefaid.
WIL. ADAMS, Proprietors Clerk.
Hartford, Jan. 30.
GLASyWW&E;
Now is the Time for Tavern Keepers,
And others to Supply themfclv<s, there being a beautiful
Ahortment of plain, cut, and ground Decanters, pine
and half pincTumblcrs, Wine and Beer Glasses, Salts &c. &c.
Looking Glasses, Window Glass, Clock Glasses of any Size,
hollow Iron Ware, piece Goods of most forts, Painters Co
lours, and a variety of Articles in the Grocery way. to be had
Of WENSLEY H 088 Y,
Athis Store in Middletown, for good Flour, Wheat, Rye
Corn,Potk, Cotton and Linen Rags, if they are clean, or
even for Hard Money, if his Customers cannot pay in any
Thing elfc. r ,
Middletown, January 24, 1783.
A few Hlid's. St. Croix Rum,
To be Sold at the Store of Jeremiah Wadsworth.
Esq. Hartford.'
January 24, 1783.
TO BE SOLD,
At Stafford Furnace, which is now in Blast,
Hollow Ware of all kinds, Flat Irons, &c.
LIKEWIS E,
Four Pound Cannon, and Shot of all si z es.
F O RSALE
ALL those valuabk Trads of LAND, lying in the Town
"c?f ^ Richmond and Lenox, Berkshire County and
S ?' C . fchfo Bay, belonging to the estate of Na
^ Hazard, deceared. A L SO, a piece of Land lying
in Suhield, net far from the Meeting-House. The interest
ind property of said estate in a House and Lot lying in Chat
ham, opposite to Middletown. ALSO, in one other
C^ d '" y ' ng i ln ch ^ h ^ m > opposite to Middletown.
° n c ''?" House and Lot lying in the town
ship of Wallingsford, well situated for a Tavern, and man,
years occupied as such. The House and Ho roe Lot lying in
the centre of the Town of Waterbury, with sundry other
pieces of Land, containing Meadow, Wood Land, and or
charding. ALSO, the Farm lying in the parish of Wor
thington, half a mile Weft of the Meeting House, with a
good House and Barn thereon. For terms apply to Natha
1h" d l7 Woodbury, Thomas Treadwell, Esq, in
Fish-Kill, or Joseph Blackwell, in Worthington.
January 24, i 7 fy.