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THE Coite&o^ of Town Tates for the Town of Cote # '
brook, on the Lift of 1780 and 1781, and also the
Collector of two former Land Taxes, granted in 1778 and
2779, hereby warns all performs who have lands inlaid town
liable to be fold for Rates, that their lands will be fold at
the Sig'-PoR, in said Colebrock, on Tuesday the 28th day
of January next, if they neglcft to pay their refpe&ive rates
till that time, viz; jofeph Humphry, Daniel Porter, Jaeob
Strong, Elisha Bigelow, Wareim Williams, Abigal Hall,
Ebenezer Bliss, Aaron Loomis, Eli Loomis,David Loomis,
Samuel Beach, Triphena Abbot, Wait Beach, Simeon Bum
pafs, Ebenezer Devotion, Thomas Egglelton, Elijah Gay
lor, Joseph Gaylor, Moles Haydon, Dorothy Loomis, Abner
Loomis, Mates Loomis, Ichabod Lord, Elizabeth Morgan,
Samuel Mather, Aaron Pinney, James Viets, Jonathan
Viets, Mary Wooster, Thomas Pest, James Rockwell,
Chauncey Whitlefey, Edward Carrington, or their heirs.
SAMUEL ROCKWELL,)
NATHANIEL BURR, ) CoUe&'rS.
JOHN PORTER. )
Colebrook, December 9, 1782. _____
TO BE SOLD,
By BATES & AUSTIN,
At their Store, a few rods north of the Church,Middletown :
BROADCLOTHS and Irish and Dutch Linens.
Coatings, Cambricks and Lawns.
Flannels and Dutch Blankets Death Head & Metal But-
Shalloons and Durants. tons.
Calamancoes. Knives and Forks.
Ruffels and Camblets. Gilt and common Shoe and
An elegant aflortment of Knee Buckles.
Calicoes and Chintzes. Temple Spedacles.
Taffaty, Modes & Sattins. Green and Bohea Tea.
Black and White Gauze, by Loaf and Brown Sugar.
the piece or single yard. Tea-Cups and Tea-Pots*
Silk Handkerchiefs.
With a Variety of other ARTICLES.
December 13, 1782.
THE Colle&ors of Town and Society Taxes for the town
of Barkhamftead, hereby notify the following persons,
non-resident proprietors of said town, that their lands will
be fold, at Public Vendue, at the Sign Post in said Barkham
ftead, on the third Monday in February next, unless prevent
ed by paying their taxes, viz. the lands belonging to Daniel
Barber, Francis C. Barnard, Samuel Chapman, David Ells
worth, Isaac and Abial Griswold, Daniel Gillet, Hezekiah
Griswold, George Humphry,Eli Moor's heirs, Joseph Moore,
Roger Newbury, Isaac Pinny, Daniel and Roger Phelps,
William Thrall, Elizabeth Thrall, Phineas Wilson, Natha
niel Rising, Ebenezer Moody, Ebenezer Moore, Abraham
Pettibone, John Sadd, Rolwel Mills, Isaac Brooker, Stephen
Chubb, Samuel Cook, John Cook, Isaac Case, Silas Drake,
Martin Denflow, Timothy Dwight's heirs, John Gillet, Jo
seph Hubbert, John Hertile, Elihu Hall, Samuel Holt, Abra
ham Kellogg, John King, Nathaniel Mather's heirs, Samuel
Mather's heirs, Benjamin Newbury, Levi Pinny, Esther Ro
binson, Ebenezer Reed, Uriah Seymour, James Steel, Ann
Smith, Samuel Hall Williams, Stephen Sanford, Isaac Shel
don, Timothy Hodley, Ephraim Tucker, Daniel Skinner,
Ejipbalet and William Richards, John Diggins'hs eirs, Elias
Hopkins's heirs, Joseph Kilbourn, Joseph Talcott, Samuel
Wells, Josiah Case, Ebenezer Plumb, Luke and Sarah Noble,
Elijah Flowers heirs, Job Drake, Simeon Ward.
ISRAEL JONES, jun.) Town and
ABNER CASE, ) Society
EZRA CASE. ) Collegers.
Barkhamftead, December 12, 1782.
James & Hezekiah Bull,
Have the following Articles, which they would
be glad to fell for Cash, Flour, Wheat, Rye,
Corn or Oats, viz.
SCARLET, green, blue. Cinnamon, white, brown, olive
and flesh colour'd Broadcloths, brown aud blue Coat
ings, blue Serge and Duffil, brown and olive Corduroys,
brown, olive and spotted Velvets, brown and black Royal
Rib, olive coloured Cantoon, white and brown Janes and
Fustians, blue Thickset and Lasting, Leather Breeches,
green, purple, white, blue and striped Prunells, scarlet,
pink, white, blue, green, chocolate, olive and fnuff colour
ed Shalloons, Durants and Tammies, crimson, pink and
green Druggets, scarlet, green, purple, dove, brown and
flesh coloured Hairbines and Camblets, scarlet, crimson,
green and white Baize, white Flannels, Men'sfilk and worft
cft Hose, Beaver and Felt Hats, red and white Buntings,
Blankets, Dutch Cord, Diaper, Merfailles Quilting, Dow
lafs, Bed-Ticking, 7-8 and yard wide Linen, Silesia, Bri
tannia Do. Check, black and white silk Mitts and Gloves,
Chintzes, Callicoes and Moreens, blue, pink, flesh, green,
white and black Modes ahd Persians, Taffatys, Luteftrings
and Sattins, white and black Gauzes aud Millinets, white
Gauze Handkerchiefs, Romal and Bilboa Handkerchiefs,
Flowered Lawns, Ribbons and Tastes sorted, Black Plumes,
Womens Shoes, Twist and Sewing Silk sorted, Threads,
white and black Laces, white and blue Tapes, Quality and
Shoe Bindings, Writing-Paper, Dutch Quills, Ink Cake,
Ink Powder, Spectacles, Mens and Womens Leather Gloves,
Knives & Forks, Pen-Knives, Scissors, Shoe & Knee-Buckles,
Pins, Thimbles,sewing and kniting Needles, Candle Sticks
^nd Snuffers, Bellowses, Frying-Pans, Seives, Files and
Rasps, Cross Cut Saws, German and bliliered Steel, per
hundred or less quantity, Iron Shovels and Spades, Sturrup-
Irons, Fire Arms, Rock and country Salt, Welt-India and
country,Rum, Brandy, Ginn and Shrub, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Singlo and Bohea Tea, Chocolate, Gin er, Indigo,
Soap, Cotton, Crockery Ware, Iron Ware, Pocket Drefling-
Glasses, liver, linseed and blubber Oil, Bibles, Spelling-
Books, Wats's Pfalrns, Primmers, Plane-Irons, Chizcls,
Gouges, Compares, Firmers, Mens Shoes and Boots, Cod
Fish, per quantity.
Hartford, December 23, 1782.
kecora and Accompt Books,
Of any kind, may be had of thePrinter hereof,
en the shortest notice.
Broadcloths.
Forrest do.
German Serge.
Frize.
Coating, Flannels.
Shalloons, Cahmanco.
A Variety of Chintz's & Ca
licoes-
Linens, Muslin.
To be Sold in H ARTFOR D.
A small Second-Hand Library
of Books, very little injured, confining of the
Juit published, and ready for the Subferibers
(price only Two Shillings each) at Natha
niel Patten's Book-Store and Bavil Web
ster's Printing-Office,
M ' F INGAL,
A Modern Epic POEM, in Four CANTOS.
By JOHN TRUMBULL, Esq;
This work is chiefly of the humorous and fatyrieal kind,
on the fubje& of the present revolution. The two firft
cantos were printed a few years since at Philadelphia, and
gained univcrfal applause. It was re printed in London,
and in a short time passed thro' several large editions, and
extorted great praise, even from the obje&s of its fatyrc and
humour. This ingenious work has lately been fold for the
extravagant price of Haifa Dollar, but will now be afford
ed for one third less, well printed andon good paper.
We have on hand a few more copies than are fubferibed
for—thofe who have not had an opportunity effubferibing
may have them, by applying at the above places.
Hartford, Dec. 22, 1782
I=o s 0 L d; -
By SAMUEL MARSH,
At his Store in Hartford, the following articles,
cheap for Cash or Produce, viz.
SUPERFINE Broadcloths.
Forrest do.
German Serges.
Frize and B lixes.
Flannels.
Corduroys.
Shalloons.
Callimancoes.
A variety of Chintzes and
Calicoes.
Irish and Dutch Linens.
Muslins.
Cambrick and Lawn.
White and brown Plattilles.
Dowlafs.
Romal, Pullicat and Bilboa
Handkerchiefs.
India Taffaty.
Sattins and Modes.
Black Laces.
Black and white Gauze.
Sewing Silk.
following, viz.
CHARLES Beaufort, 2 vol.
Roderick Random, 2 do.
Humphrey Clinker, 3 do.
Universal Spectator, 4 do.
Life of Oliver Cromwell.
Martin's philofophicalGram.
Sydney Bidulph, 5 vol.
Citizen of the World, 2 do.
Retfey Thoughtless, 4do.
European Settlements in N.
America, 2 vol.
Hudibrals.
Each Sex in their Humour,
2 vol.
Charles Villars, 2 vol.
Kimbers History ofEngland.
Don Quixote, 4 vol.
Peregrine Pickle, 4 vol.
Virtue Deliniated.
Connoifeur, 4 vol.
Tatler, 2 vol.
RUN ^n) from the Subfcriba oil the night after th e
lythinft.aServant Boy, namedROBERT SMITH, about
18 years of age, about 5 feet 4 inches high, dark hair and
eyes, had On and carried with him a light coloured great
Coat, two brown homespun ody Coats, two yefts do. two
pair Breeches do. one pair^ eckled caliche Breeches, one
Vest do. two checked Shirts, one white do. two pair blue
yarn Stockings, one pair white do. one furr Cap, and one
caster Hat. Aife, a Negro Man named DICK, about 5
feet high, thick fee, talks broken, one of his toes on each
foot grows above the rest, bad on and took with him, two
brown homespun Coats, two Vests do. tyro pair Breeches
do. one velvet Vest, one old great Coat, two check'd wool
en shirts, one pair blue yarn Lockings, one pair white do.
one old hat. Whoever will take up and return to me in
Hartford, or secure in any goal in this state, said Boy and
Negro, and give me notice, shall be entitled to a reward of
Ten Dollars and all reasonable charges paid, or Five Dol
lars each. ISAAC SHELDON.
Hartford, Dec. 21.
Just opened for sale
By GEORGE MERRILL,
At his Store opposite the Printing-Office,
An Assortment of GOODS suitable for the
Season.
CONSISTING of
Law's Collection of Music,
To be fold at the Printing-Office.
Cambric & Holland Thread.
6 4 and yard wide Check.
Knives and Forks,
Curteaus and Pen-Kives.
Sciffars.
Mettle and horn Buttons.
Bibles.
Ink-Pots.
Ink-Powder.
Dutch Quills.
Fuftick per cwt. or less quan
tity.
Rock Salt.
French and country Brandy.
Rum per barrel or gallon.
Tea and Chocolate.
White and brown'Sugar.
Ginger.
Barr Lead and Shot.
Hart and club German Steel.
&c. &c.
Cambric, Lawn.
Black Modes & Lace.
Silk & Linen Handkerchiefs.
Knives & Forks.
Cuttoes, Pen-Knives.
Bibles, Ink-Powder, Quills.
Tea, Chocolate, Ginger.
Barr Lead, Shot, &c. &c.
Adventurer, 4 vol.
Chryfall, 4 vol.
Travels of Cyrus.
Rambler, 4 vol.
Preceptor, 2 vol.
Lady's Magazines, 1774.
London, do.
WeftminHer, do.
Medley a Selection of Plays,
&c.
Hervey's Dialogues, 4 vol.
Taylor on original Sin.
Way to Contentment.
Chinese Spy, 5 vol.
Life of Col. Gardiner.
Cato's Letters, 4 vol.
Hittory ofFrance.
Hawkins Crown Law, 2 vol.
Gilbeit'sCourt of Chancery,
do. Exchequer.
Clark's Justin.
Enquire of the Printers.
TO BE SOL D;
4t PUBLIC VENDUE,
At the Store of Mr. JAMES CHILDS, in
Haddam.
ON Tuesday the 14th of January next, the remains of the
Galley Schooner, called the WEASELL, viz. all the
fails suitable for a schooner of about 20 tons, cables and an- .
chor, a number of sweeps, a pair of 3 pound cannon, fix
swivels, 15 (wall arms, a good new Whale-boat with five
o^rs, sundry boarding lances, feme shot, swords cutlass and
Sundry other small articles.
Weathersfield, December 28, 1782.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
STOLEN on the evening of the 4th of November last, a
bay STALLION, 14 hands high, with a star in his fore -
head, 4 years old last spring, his left hind foot white, his
right thigh much gauled with rte traces, a natural trotter*
Whoever takes up said Horse and thief, shall have the above
Rewaid, or Ten Dollars for the Horse only, and reafonablc
charges, paid by HEMAN JUDD.
Farmington, December 29, 1782.
ALL persons that have any demands on the efface of
ANDREW MUMFORD, late of Washington, in the
County of Berkshire, deceased, are desired to bring in their
accounts to me the fubicriber, of Becket, in order for a fee
tlement-—all persons that are indebted to laid eflate, arc
desired to make immediate payment.
Nathaniel Kingsley, Executor,
Becket, December 6, 1782.
WB the fubcribers, being appointed Gommaßioncns by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the diflrift of Hartford
to examine the claims and demands of the creditors to the
eßate of Jofepb Marvin, late of Wethersfield, deceased.-
do hereby give notice, that we shall attend said business az
the dwclling-houfe ofMr. Zachariah Bunce,in said Weathers
fieid, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of January and Fe
bruary next, at two o'clock in the afternoon on each of said
days.
JOSI AH BUCK, jun.) Commiffi-
JOHN FRANCES. ) oners.
Weathersfirld, December 19, 1782.
ALL persons having any accounts unsettled with the estate
of Capt. Ruffe! Woodbridge, late of Hartford, deceas
ed, to bring in their accounts forfetriemenr, at the dwelling
houfe of the said deceased, on the second and third Mondays
and Turfdays cf January next, where the executors will at
tend the business on said days, and as there is many accounts
with People in the\eaft society in this town, likewise in
Tolland, Coventry, Bolton, &c. the said executors will at
tend the said business on Thursday the sixteenth of January,
at the house of Mr. Stephen Hills, in Zaft-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 fetriement, but to lit
tle purpose, all persons indebted to said estate by book, may
depend on being sued without further notice.
FAIR L A E.
WHEREAS the Proprietors of Land in the Township of
FAIRLEE, in the New-Hampshire Grants, welt of
Connedicut River, have been legally notified to pay to me
the fubferiber several affefments 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 refpedive 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 charges, unless prevented by previous payments.
The names of the original grantees of those Rights, Shares
or Lots of Lands on which the said delinquents taxes are
due, are as follows,viz. 1. s. d.
[I. s. d. Simeon Clark, 17 11 o
Moses Harvey, 13 13 0 John Stringling, 17 11 o
Israel Chancy, 17 11 o Hezekiah Hubbart, 13 13 o
Alexander Smith, 17 it 0 Fellow Billings, 13 13 0
Solomon Botwood, 17 it o Samuel Stevens, 17 11 o
Moses Cook, 17 11 o Charles Chancy, 17 11 o
David Perform, 13 13 0 Richard Chancy, 17 ir o
Solomon Ellfwortb, 13 13 oJohn Eastman, 17 11 o
Joseph Hubbard, 13 13 oSamuel Airs, 17 xx o
Oliver Willard, 13 I, o Ebenezer Stoughton, 17 11 o
Isaac Goodale, 13 13 0 Benning Wentworth, 17 11 o
William Baxton, 13 13 0 Wilder Willard, 17 11 o
Noadiah Lewis, 13 T 3 o Sam. Wentworth,Efq. l7 11 q
Nathaniel Bartlet, 13 13 o John Cook, 17 11 o
Jufton Bull, 17 11 0 Samuel Belnap, 17 11 •
Abner Cooley, 17 11 0 Martin Smith, 17 11 0
Robert Dickitfon, 17 11 0 David Blodget, 17 1X 0
Joseph Church, 17 11 0 His Exc. B. Went-)
Arad Hunt, 17 11 0 worth, Esq. 500 a-)z6 11 •
Oliver Warner, 13 13 o cres or two rights.)
ISRAEL MOREY, Proprietors Colle&or.
Oxford, December 10, 1782.
CAMB into ibe inclofure of the fubferiber the 20th of Au
gust, a red HEIFER, two years old, ho mark, white
face and tail. The owner is defined to pay charges and take
her away.
SAMUEL AUSTIN.
Torringford, December 20. 1782.
TO BE SO L D,
By the Subferiber, For Cash in hand,
AND entered upon in one month from the date, a conve
nient HOUSE, Blackfmichs 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 indisputable
title.
N. B. All persons having accounts open with said Brad
ley, are desired to call on him for fcttlemenr, as he is abone
to leave the town.
Hartford, Dec. 36, 17^2,