The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-11-12 00:00:00, page 4

PU3IIC Notice is hereby give#, that a libel is filed be
fore Jabez Hamlin, affilfanr, and Hezekiah Brainard,
juttice of the peace for the county of Hartford, against a cer
tain final! Whaleboat, and her appurtenances, and abdut
lit. 14s. o. in cash, fitted and apprised according to l^w,
in Haddam, in said count,, on the >9 of Odiber bit, which
fail boat was used and improved in trading with the ene
mies of this and the United States of America, and again!!
the laws of this State ; and for the trial of the said hbc', a
court wil be held by us the fiibfcribers, at the dwelling home
of Richard Hamlin, innholder in Middletown, in said court
w, on the 2oth day of November inst. at eleven o'clock ih
the forenoon, when and where all persons concerned may
appear and be heard. _
JABEZ HAMLIN, Assist.
HEZEKIAH BRAINARD, J, P-
Middletown, Nov. r, 1782.
WE the Subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Court
of Probate, for thediftrid of Hartford, Commiflion
ers, to adjust the claims of the creditors to the efface of ELI
HU WADSWORTH, lace of Hartford, deceased, represent
ed insolvent: Do hereby give notice, that we shall attend
said business at the dwelling house of Joseph Pratt, in laid
Hartford, on the lalt Monday of November inst. andthe
MFR and fecund Mondaysof December next, at one o'clock
afternoon on each offaid days---No accounts will be allow
ed unit Is property attested.
GEORGE SMITH,
JOSEPH TALCOTT.
Hartford, Nov. r, 1762.
0 B~E L E
A Commodious small FARM, of about 30 acres, plea
santly liquated in Middletown, a quarter of a mile from
the center, partly on the river, with a House, good Barn
and Well, a young thrifty Orchard, grafted with a variety
of choice fruit, it may be entered on the firlt of January
fiext —for terms apply to Samuel Willis, of said Middle
town.
November, 1, 1782
THE Managers of Chicopee Bridge Lottery hereby in
-1 form the public, that as gieat part of the Tickets are
fold, they hope to commence the Drawing thereof by the
firft day of January next, those that incline to be adventurers
must purchase loan, or eife they will be disappointed.
N. B. The Bridge (for the building of which the Lottery
was instituted) is in great forwardnefs, and maybe com
pleated this fall, if proper encouragement is given*
,** A few Tickets may yet be had of Captain Joseph
Talcott, or Mcffrs. James & Hezekiah Bull, in Hartford,
November 1, 1782,
-JOH N WA TSO N,
At his Store in Eait-Windfor, has just opened a
frelh assortment of GOODS, and has for sale,
A good assortment of
COATINGS, Ratteens, Baizes, Broadcloths, Shalloons,
Dirants, Tammies, Silk Twill, Sewing Silk and Buttons,
brown and olive-eolcured Corduroy, figur'd Velvets, crim
son cape ditto, Irish and Dutch Linens, Cambrick, Lawn,
Lawn Aprons, black Sattin, white crimson and black Mode,
a variety of white plain figured and striped Gauzes, black
chain ditto, an assortment of Chintzes, Callicoes, Ribbons
and Tastes ; Bandano, Pullicat, Romall & Barcelona Hand
kerchiefs, Linen Da. Luteftrings; Moreen, CamMec and
prawboy,Rudia Sheering, black Sartins, black Callimanco,
black Grail far,', black and white Silk Do. black Feathers,
Gauze Handkerchiefs, Miilinet, yard wide Poplins, Men's
To Red Heir, Calimanco Shoes, Fans, Tapes, Capwire,
Gartering, Quality and Shoe Binding, Thread. A variety
of Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles, Sieve Buttons, crooked
and common comb;, Sieves, Watch Crystals, Cards Writing
Pp er , Wafers, Pins Needles, Knitting Needles, Thiirbles,
Knives and Fez ks, Cutties, Penknives, Razors, Scissors,
Bibles, Spelling Books, Primers and a variety of otherßooks,
Pewter quart and pint Pots, quart and pint Bafons, Porrin
gers, Dishes and Plates; a variety of Glass Ware, Sugar
Bowls, Brass Ink Pers, Paper Do. excellent Tea, Chocolate,
Pepper, Nutmegs, Soap, Cotton and Snuff; Port and Ma
dciia Wines, Welt-India and New-England Rum, Rock
Salt, and a few empty Rum and Wine Casks.
E.ft-Windfor, November 2, 1782.
INTICED away Dy lome evil minded pedon, the 9th of
August, a Negro Lad, between 16 and 18 years of age,
named PEIER, had on a striped linen Coat, and Jacket,
plain tow cloth Shirt and Trowfers, an old blue broadcloth
Coat, with polished buttons Damped with a pine-tree, an
old felt Hat, an old pair of Shoes with no But kles, took with
him a check'd wollen Shirt, almost new, also a Fiddle and
Flute- Whoever will secure said lad, and give notice to
fubferiber, so that he may have him again, shall be
handsomely rewarded.
A , JOSHUA HEMPSTED.
Hartford, O&oberzy, 1782.
RUN away from the Subscriber, living in F.Mt-Windfor,
county,a P. ifoner, named JOHN STILES, jun.
of midling future, light complexion, pitted with the small
pox, ajout 28 years of age, had on a pale blue or mix'd co-
B ° dy C ° at> "7 c ° kureJ Velvet Vest and Breeches.
W roever shall take up and return said prisoner, or fccure
him in any goal, so that be may be had, shall receive Ten
Dollars reward and all necelTaiy charges paid, by
JOHN CROSS.
'2° J Said Stiles was taken by attachnient, for twenty
P°"°, . uc ° n a n ° te ^ b y writ , dac ed 26th Odober instant.
Ealf-W indfor, October 28, 1782.
T ATELY Found, a piece of White GAUZE—-the owner
" may have it by proving his property.
c L . DANIEL CLARK.
Southington, O&ober 20, 1782.
ALL persons that have any demandson^he estate of Elisha
Richards, late of Weftmoreland, deceased, are desired
to lend in their accompts, to enable the fubferiber to f< ttle
the Court of Probate, before the last Tuesday of De
cember next, those indebted are called upon to make pav
, JOHN franklin, Administrator.
Westmoreland October, 9 , 1782.
Blue, - .Pins and Needles.
Black, Scotch Thread
Scarlet, (Midling & low Common coloured Thread-
Brown, priced Broadcl. Belt fine Do.
Mix'd, Men's Cotton & Worsted
Claret, Caps.
7-4 Superfine Scarlet Ratteen Men's Leather Gloves.
7-4 Common Green and Women's Col'd Worked
Brown, Do. Mius.
Green, Do. White Cotton Gloves.
Red, I Do. White Silk Gloves &
Blue, } Narrow Frize. Mitts.
Brown, I Do. Leather Gloves.
White, J A neat Assortment of Rib-
Blue, Red and Green, Coating bons.
Blue and Mixed Bath, Do. Black Lace.
Bearskin. Black & Col'd Gymp.
White and Spotted Swanskin. Calicoes & Chintzes.
Blue Kerley. Women's Stays.
EmboiLd Serge. Muffs & Tippets.
Striped Linfey. Blue, Crimion & Pink Sattin.
Red Fianel. Blue, White & Pink Sarcenet.
Blankets. Quality Binding.
Black Velvet. Ivory Combs.
Black and Blue Calimanco. Buckram.
Striped, Do. Writing Paper.
Blue and Brown Shalloon. Looking Glaffcs from 2 to 3
Plain and Clouded Keefimire. Feet long.
Black and Scarlet Wofited An Assortment oflron Mon-
Breeches Pieces. gery & Cutlery.
Men's White and Col'd Silk Nantz Brandy in Tierces &
Hose. Anchors.
Do. Col'd & Black Worsted Bohea Tea, in Chests & half
Do.Chefts.
Do. White & Brown Thread Philadelphia Snuff in Blad-
Do. ders, &c. &c. &c.
N. B. Rills ofExchange, the Hon. Robert Morris's Notes,
Loan Office Certificates, Massachusetts State Notes, Flour,
Beef, Pork, W^eat, Rye, Indian Corn, Oats, and Cash will
be received in Payment.
Hartfo d, O&ober ar, 1782.
THE coilcaor of the State, Town and Stcatty Taxes far
the to wn of Simfbury, hereby warns the inhabitants of
said town, immediately to pay their lefpe&ive Rates or ex
ped colt to pay ; and those persons who have land in said
town liable to be fold for Rates to have their Lands fold at
the Sign Poll in said Simfbury, on the fiift Monday of Ja
nuary next, if they negud to fettle by that time and pay off
their Rates, viz. Samuel Barnard, Samuel Enos, Noah Gris
wold, Odiah Loomis, Elizabeth Phelps, Mary Stevens, Wil
liam Thrall, Elizabeth Thrall, Anna Webster, Apthop's
heirs, Robert Brie k, Timothy Day,Thomas Gideons, George
Griswold, jnn. Ezra Marvir, Mr. Noice, Abraham Page,
John Root, Mr. Smith, Giles Ellsworth, John Palmer, Silas
Filer, Thomas Griswold, John Piney.
DUDLEY PETTIBONE, Colle&or.
Odober 21, 1-82.
n^HE coi.ctto:s of State, Town and Society Taxes for the
town of Winchester, and also the Collcdors of a for
mer Land Tax granted by the General Alfembly, here! y
warn the inhabitants of faidtown immediately t^ pay their
refpedive Rates or expect coil to pay ; and those persons
who have Land in said town liable to be fold for Rates to
have their Land fold at the Sign Post in said town of Win
chester on the 6th day of January next, if they neglect to
fettle by that time, and pay off their Rates, viz. Zachariah
Sanford's heirs, Rev. Daniel Welch, David Root, James
Porter's heirs, John Hafckoi'sheirs,AshbelHumphrv, James
Stevenson, Thomas Mekins's heirs, Edward Dodd's heirs,
Mr. Samuel Talcott, jun. for a lot he fays he fold to Joel
Stone, Ebenezer Row lee.
DAVID AUSTIN, SETH HILLS,
ELISHA WILLCOXSON, GERSH. M'CUNE, jr.
SAMUEL HURLBUT, JOSIAH EVERIT.
Winchester, October 14, 1782.
I Z I:R HALjun.
A FEW months past has been permitted to inoculate for
the Small Pox : The success mat attended his pradice
the last fpnngand fttmmer, induced many to apply to become
patients and more than could be conveniently accommodat
ed: He acquaints those, and the public in general, that he
has eroded a house near his dwelling house, in the caftern
part of Glaftenbury, which is now open for Inoculation •
there th y will be most carefully attended, the firideft atten
tion paid to constitutions, and every different one treated
accordingly, and accommodated with every necessary, on
very leafonable terms.
Glaftenbury, Odober 26, 1782.
Record and Accompt Books,
Of any kind, may be had of thePrinters hereof,
on the fhortneft natice.
Jeremiah ^ Ebenezer Platt,
Have just opened a good Assortment ofGOODS,
fuitabie for the season, which are to be fold
at their Store in Hartford, being the manu
facture of France and Holland, or British
Prize Goods, captured by the American crui
zers, and legally condemned in the State of
Mafl'achufetts, for which ample Certificates
will be given to enable the purchasers to dis
pose of them agreeable to the Laws of this
State.
Among which are the following Articles, viz.
SCARLET, -| Women's Silk & Worited Do.
White, $ .• 7-8 & yard wide, French &
Blue, I ° ft fr Irish Linens.
Black, ; §BBrittanias.
Olive, '.^^ ^ Dowlas.
Brown, rvy2 Cotton & Linen Check.
Lead coloured, jiz:o Striped Cotton & Linen.
Claret, ;'0 B Sewing Silks, all Colours.
Greer, | Broad & Narrow, Plain &
Mixed, | % =Twill'd Tapes.
Light coloured, J Bobbin.
To the ^ufauebanned) Proprietors,
SINCE the late Advertisement to the Snfquchannab Com
pany for the payment of half the Four Dollar Tax, for
merly voted by said company, by the Rcfolves of the Gene
ral Atfembly of the State of Connecticut, it becomes neces
sary, in order to carry on the action with Pennfy Ivania, that
the whole of said Four Dollar Tax should be paid without
delay ; and that this company should have a proper agent
or agents, to represent said company before said court to be
held at Trenton, in November 1782: And said Affembl,
have enabled said company, to make sale of the whole or
such part of any proprietors right in said purchase, as shall
neglc& to pay said tax, aid the other t^xes on said rights
without delay, which renders it necessary that said company
should have a meeting in order to accomplish said matters.
These are therefore, to notify said proprietors in the Suf
quehannah purchase, ro meet at the CourtHoufe in Hartford,
on the 13th day of November next, at ten o'clock in the
morning, to take into confiderarion the matters aferefaid,
and to ad thereon assball be just and nect ffary, and to da
any other business proper to be dore on said day.
NATHANIEL WALES, jun.)
JEDEDIAH ELDERKIN, ) Com-
WILLIAM JUDD, ) mittec,
SAMUEL GRAY, )
Dated at Hartford, October 23, 1782.
ALL persons who have accounts unfetticd with the eftatc
of Mr. Thomas Danforth, late of Middletown, deceas
ed, or that have any demands on the fame, are desired co
exhibit them for settlement, those indebtedto faideftate are
requested to make immediate payment.
MARTHA DANFORTH, Administratrix-
JOSEPH DANFORTH, Administrator,
Middletown, October 14, 1782.
N. B. The Pewterers and Braziers business is carried on
as formerly at the shop of the deceased by Joseph Danforth.
WE the subscribers being by the Hop. Court of Probate
for the diftria of Middletown, appointed Commissi
oners, to receive and examine the claims of the creditors to
the eltate of Lieut. Ochnicl Clark, late of Middletown, de
ceased, represented insolvent; do hereby give notice to the
creditor; of said eltate, that we shall attend the business of
our appointment, at the dwelling-house of the widowoffaid
deceased, on the firft Tucfday of the three following months,
from two to five o'clock afternoon, on each of said days.
JOEL ATKINS, ) Commifc
BEZALEEL FISK. ) oners
Middletown, Odober 25, 1782.
O TR^TED or Stolen from the S^bferiber, about the 7th of
J October, a dar^btown M^RE, about 14 hands high, shod
before, vrith a remarkable white flraek, the under fide of the mid
dle of her neck,. Whoever will take up said mare and returu her
to the fubferiber, or secure her where she may behad, shall have 4
generous reward and all necessary charges paid, by
IS^4C HOYDEN.
North- Windsor, Oft. 26, 17,s
STRAYED or Stolen from Thc fubferiber, on the 2d inst,
a dark brown MARE, about 14 hands and a half high,
7 years old, trots and canters, shod all round, no artificial
mark, a small ftarin her forehead. --Whoever will take up
the above Mare, and thief, and return them to me, shall
hxve ten dollars icward, five only for the mare.
„ ELISHA MIX.
Welt-Hartford, O&aber 12, 1782.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Proprietors of the town
ship of Faiihaven, in the State of Vermont, Rutland
county, at their legal meeting held at the house of Mr. Ne
hemiah Hoits, in Caftleton, in the county aforefaid, ora
the fixteerth day of August, 1780, did vote and agree to
raise a tax on each proprietors right of twe dollars. And
also at their adjourned meeting, held at Col^lfaac Clark's,
in laid Caftleton, in laid county, on the fourteenth day of
May, T 7', did vote and agree co raise one dollar more on
each original right : And those hereafter named are delin
quent in paying their taxes, whose fames are as follows,
viz. Noah Allen, George Foot, Jesse Belknap, Gilbert Mal
lcry, Aaron Adams, James Brookings, William Seamen,
Stephen Pearl, John House, Benjamin Cutler, Derrick Kar
ner, Isaac Knap, Nathaniel Smith, Joseph Everit, Lemuel
Roberts, Jonas Galusha, Ebenezef Frilbee, Lemuel Payne,
Joseph Havens, William Williams, Stephen Mead, Stephen
Fay, John Payne,jun. Stephen Toice, Asa Joiner, Samuel
Alien, Ebenezer Allen, Jacob Rucback, Nathan Clark,Elea
zer Dudley, Elisha Ashley, Stephen R. Bradley, Jesse Sawyer.
William Ashley, Oliver Sanford, Asa Dudley, William
Stewart, Samuel Jeroms, Andrew Horner, Solomon Lothrop,
Benjamin Richardson, Jonathan Brooks, Thomas Taylor
David Wheeler,Noah Smith, John Hambleton,Samuel Kent,
Israel Smith and Benjamin Averir. Which tax is to defray
the expence of laying outthe town plot and public highways.
Also, the five public rights, together with the cost of the
charter and recording the fame, besides many other charges
which have already arisen. These are therefore to notify
the original owners, their heirs and assigns to pay the fame
to the fubferiber, at hisdweiling.houfe, in s a id Caftleton,
or so much of their Lands will be fold at Public Vendue, on
the 25th of December next, at nine o'clock in the morning,
at the house of Col. Isaac Clark, in said Caftleton, as ta
enable him to pay the tax aforefaid with the cost.
, L PHILLIP PRIEST, Collector.
Caftleton, September 23, 1782.
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