The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-03-26 00:00:00, page 4

Superfine, midling and
low priced Broadcloths,
Coatings,
Forest Cloths, ,
Ratteen,
German serge.
White Flannel,
Xerfey,
JEmboffed Serge,
Swanskin, white artdfpotted,
Rose Blankets,
1,2, 3, and 4 point do.
Shalloons,
Durants,
Tammies,
-Calimancoes,
A great variety of Calicoes
and Chintzes,
Best black and white Barce-
LOna HM.i<air©rchicG 7
Black & coloured Bilboa do.
Silk Bromalls,
Bandannoes,
Lawn and Gauze Handker
chiefs,
Blue and white and red and
white printed Linen, do.
Cotton Romalls,
Brown and White Russia
Sheeting,
Ravens and English Duck,
Oznabrigs,
Ticklenburgh,
,-Bths and yard wide Irish &
Dutch Linen,
g-4 and 7-8 check and striped
Linen,
Striped Cotton,
Cotton Velvet,
Blue, green and scarlet Hair
Plush,
Black and coloured figured
Drawboys,
Black Lasting,
Black Breeches Pieces,
Black & crimson Florentine,
Princess Stuff,
Dyed Pillow & Jean,
Dutch Cord,
White striped Cotton &Linen
Damafeus,
White Figured Dimothv,
Corduroy,
Duroys,
Black Crape & Bombazeen,
Men's Leather Gloves,
Women's do.
Black and coloured worked
Gloves and Mitts,
White Cotton, do.
White silk Gloves and Mitts,
plain and open worked,
Men's Cotton, Worsted and
Silk Hose,
Men's scarlet milled Caps,
Striped Cotton and Wot
fled do.
Black, red, greeh, blue and
yellow English Worsted,
Scarlet Gartering,
Swiped, Starr&HighTand,do.
Quality & Siroe Binding, all
Colours,
Silk Ferrits,
Rappee Snuff in Cannisters,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs,Cloves
and Mace,,
Black and colour'd India
Taffafr
to BI SOLD,
A DWELLING HOUSE, barn and out-hoafes, with near
(even acres of good land, on which are a number of
Excellent fruit trees, the house with a little repair will be
very comfortable, and is well situated for a trader or trades
man, lying on the main road from Hartford to New-Haven,
in Worthington Street, not half a mile south of the Meet
ing-House ; the fixation is healthy and very pleasant, com
manding a fine profpe&, and would be an agreeable retreat
so ar WP person who lives on the sea shore within the depre
dations of the enemy ; there is a fine well of water at the
door and most excellent spot for a garden. This little farm
will be fold on reasonable terms, and may be entered upon
the firft of May next. Apply to the fubferiber who lives near
the premises, and can give ah indisputable title for the fame.
J. BLACKWELL.
Middletown, W() rthityonJotity _Feb^t6.
- — r< >be S O L D,
A Farm lying in Weftfield, Commonwealth of Maffachu
letts, on the great roadleading From Hartford to Ben
nington through Worthington, and contains about 8o acres
of good land with a suitable proportion of mowing, plow
ing, pasturing and woodland, with a good new house on the
fame, thirty eight feet in length and twenty eight in breadth,
with a good well of water near the door, said farm is well
watered, situated conveniently for a trader or a tradesman,
an indisputable title will be given by the fubferiber,
ELNATHAN TAYLOR.
Weftfield, Feb. If, 1782;
Jeremiah ^ Ebenezer Platt,
Hive for SAL E,
At their Store in HARTFORD,
By WHOLESALE only,
An Elegant ASSORTMENT of
European & East-India Goods,
Confining of the following Articles,
VIZ.
Black, coloured and Striped
India Persians,
Black, pink, crimson, shite
and blue Sartin,
Black and white Mode,
Black, white and pink Sarfe
net,
Striped and coloured Lute
flring,
A great variety of handsome
figured Ribbons,
Broad and narrow, black &
coloured Sarlenet,do.
Black Sartin and Paduafoy,
White and black blond and
Thread Lace and Edgeing,
Black and coloured Snail &
Gymp,
Black Hat Trimmings,
Women's Stays, %
Thicad and silk Stay Laces,
Cambric,
Plain lawn 7-8 & 6-4 wide,
Plain striped and sprigged
Muslin,
Black and white, plain & fi
gured Gauze,
White Catgut,
Gauze Aprons,
Women's Shoes,
Women's Fans,
Apron and Cap Tapes,
White*Bobbin,
Dutch Lace.
Scots Thread, No. 8 to „.
Coarse white Thread,
Coloured, do.
4 1-2, §, 6 and ,Ib. Pins,
Mixed do.
Sewing Silk of all colours,
Silk and hair and fcarfTwift,
Gold and Silver Apaulets,
Mock Garnets,
Men's and boys felt hats,
Pocket Looking Glares,
Writing Paper,
Paper Hangings,
IRONMONGERY,
CUTLERY, &c.
Iron and Steel plate Hand-
Saws,
Tennant, do.
Gompafs and Sash, do.
Dutch Saw-Plates,
Broad and narrow socket
Chizels,
Broad & narrow mortice,do.
Paring do.
Long and short Firmers, do.
Turners Chiflels & Gouges,
Socket and Firmers Gouges,
Broad & narrow Plain Irons,
Jointer, do.
Coopers, do.
Moulding, do.
Augers,
Carpenter's Hammers,
Wood Screws, ffat and round|
head, from 1-2 inch to
$ inches.
Tin Rivets,
Tainter Hooks,
Hob Nails, Clouts&Brads,
Brass Knobs,
Brass Screw Rings,
Brass Handles & Escutcheons,
Tea chest furniture in Setts,
BookCafcßolts&EfcutcheonS
Pin and Centre Bitts,
DoWcllingfdo#
Hand Saw Pile;
Flat and three Square do, 3 to
13 inches.
Round polishing do.
Three and four Square do.
Flat and half round Kafps,
Large and Small round Bolts,
Spring do.
Coarse and fine Horn Combs
Ivory, do.
Box irons and Stands,
Brass heads for Andirons, ,
Barber's Curling Tongs and
Pinching Irons,
Powder Machines,
Brass and Copper Scales,
Large and small H and HI
Hinges,
Brass H do.
Bure and Dovetail, do.
Box and Snipe Bill, do.
Clock Case, do.
Brass Desk & Book Case do.
Garnet do.
Hooks and Hinges,
Leather Shot Bags,
Horn and Leather Powder
Flasks,
Gun Worms,
Brass and Leather Dog Col
lars,
Red Morocco and black Le
ather Sword Belts,
Neat Sword-Blades,
Buck handle Hangers,
Yellow mounted Swords,
Cupboard and Chest Locks,
Profpea do.
Box and Till; Bb.
Brass and Iron fall, do.
Desk and Book Case, do.
Brass Knob, do.
Brass Knob Latches,
Japan'd Snuffers,
Common Steel do,
Best Polished do. with stands.
Marking Irons,
Chimney Hooks,
Thumb Latched)
Jews Harps,
Cloak Pins,
Sheep Shears,
Glovers, do.
Sciflors,
Steel Spurs,
Wooden and Wire Mouft
Traps, (
Sash Pullies,
Plaifteriqg Trowels,
Coffin Locks and Bullion:,
Stay Hooks,
Certain Rings,
Bed Screws,'
Cribbage boards, Old Teneriffe Wine, in pipes
Women's and Children's and quarter casks.
Buckles, Claret in Hogsheads.
N. B. Continental Certificates, Bills of Exchange, good
Flour, barrel Beef and Pork, and Cash, will be received
in payment at said Store.
Hartford, March xr, 1,82.
To be S 0 L on reafonablc Terms.
A FARM in Mount Washington, near the centre of said
town in rhe County of Berkshire and Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, twelve miles from Hudson's River, said
farm, contains two hundred and fifty acres of Land, great
part of which.is under improvement, well fenced with
Chestnut Rails, with a good house and barn and young
orchard on said premises, and a fufficient quantity of wood
land and the best of Chefnut for fencing, commands a large
out drift for cattle and sheep, the terms of payment will be
made easy to the purchaser, a good title will be given, and
a suitable time allowed, on good fecurny, for great part of
the money. Enquire of the fubferiber, living on the Premi
ses. -JOHN KIN G.
February 28, 1782.
WE the Subicribers being appointed Commissioners by
the Hon. Court of Probate, for the diftrid of Simf
bury, to receive and examine the claims of the several cre
ditors to the estate of DANIEL BUTOLPH, late of Simfbury,
deceased (represented insolvent) DO hereby give Notice,
That we shall attend said business at the dwelling-house of
Capt. ANDREW HILLYER, in said Simfbury, on the third
Tuesdays of March and April next, from One to Six o'Clock,
Afternoon, on each of said days—No accounts will be al
lowed, unless properly attested.
LEMUEL BATES,
ASAHEL HOLCOMB,
Simfbury, February rs, 1782. _ „
^ o ^^ £ ^
And may be entered on in April next.
THE whole or one half, from one to fix years, of a large
and elegant Dwelling House, with ewe Racks of chim
neys, and five floors one above the other. In it is several
stores for English and Welt-India Goods; and is properly
divided for two families, with a space through the middle,
a kitchen and flue oven in each half of said house ; two
good wells of water, and twogood gardens, a mowing lot,
where may be cut seven or eight tons of the best of hay, and
some fruit trees. It is a pleasant fcuarion, and an excellent
Rand for a trader or tavern" . It 14ys about twenty-four rods
north of the Court-HouOv If any gentleman hath a mind
to engage it; it will inßantly be compleated and finished.
A new street is to be opened,north of the fubferiber's house,
from the Main Street to the Weft Street, in which he will
fell a number ofbuilding lots. Alfoto be fold, three build
ing lots on the weft Street, forty feet front and sixty feet reas.
Also, a building that will make a small house or ftor'e, 20
feet by 24, one story high, the whole for cash only. Enquire
of MOSES MORSE.
Hartford, March 4, 1,1,
Men's new-fashioned metal.
Gilt and plated do.
Black shoe and knee, do.
Stock and Hat do.
Needle Cases,
Tea Tongs,
Ivory silver mounted memo
randum books,
Hawks bill tooth pullers,
Sadlers punches,
linking irons,
Desert knife cases.
Large and small Fish Htooks,
Fish Lines,
Scissor Chains,
Fire-Steels,
Curriers do#
Horn and Glass buttons
Metal do.
Double Wash do#
A variety of new fashioned
do.
Brass and Ghfs Sleeve-but
tons.
Black japan'd do.
Black & painted Snuff-boxes,
Japan'd and Steel Tobacco
boxes.
Brass and Paper Ink Pots,
Japan'd ink stands,
Pewter table and tea spoons,
Pewter Quart Tankards,
Cork Screws,
Shoe tacksand Pegging Awls
Curriers knives,
SpikeGimblets & Tap-borers
Brass Skillets,
Flints,
Caulking Irons,
Brass Candlesticks, %
Flems,
Buck and Buffaloe handled
Cuttoes,
Do. Penknives,
Ivory do. in cases,
Children'sdo.
Pruning do.
Shoe and butcher da.
White bone and sham-buck
table knives and forks,
Razors,
Sickles,
Curry Combs and Horse
brushes,
Quart, pint, and half-pint
black-jacks,
Hooks and eyes,
Brass Nails,
Sewing needles,
Brass Sieve-bottoms,
Barr lead,
Waggon and sleigh bells,
&C. &c. &€.
TO BE SOL D,
At Mr. GEORGE MERRILL's STep.E,
Near the Court House, Hartford,
An Assortment of
English and India Goods,
By Wholesale. Also,
Weft-India and New-England R U M,
SAL T, &c. &c.
Cash, Bills of Exchange, Beef, Pork or Flour will be re
ceived in pay. „
CASH given for BILLS on FRANCE
JUST PRINTED,
By NATHANIEL PATTEN,
And to be Sold at his Shop, a few Rods North of the Codrt-
House, Hartford:
WARRANTEE DEEDS,
Quit Claim do.
County Court Summonses, by Note,
Do. by Book,
County Court Attachments, by Note,
Do. by Book,
County Court Executions,
Single Justices Summonses, by Note,
Do. by Book,
Single Justices Attachments, by Note,
Do. by Book,
Single Justices Executions.
N. B. The above BLANKS are printed on Good Paper,
and with much larger spaces than usual.
¥ * ¥ A Second-Hand CHAIS E, with Harness
compleat, to be fold for Cash or Produce.---Enquire at
said Shop.
GARDEN SEEDS,
Of the last Year's Growth, saved in the
best Manner,
TO BE SOLD, AT
CALEB BULL, jun'rs Store,
In HARTFORD.
TAKE N O T C £
THE Subferiber would inform those that fetved as short
levies, in the army of the United States, in the Sum
mer of the year 1780, who went frdrrithe 6th brigade of
militia in this State, that he has received State Money or
ders, in order to pay the additional pay of 40 shillings per
month, and he is now ready to deliver said orders for pay
ment. And as the greatest part of said levies who are still
unpaid belong to Farmington, he will meet them for that
purpose, at the house ofCapt. Solomon Cowles in said town,
on Wedntfday the loth day of April next, at noon. Those
belongingto Litchfield or places adjacent, may call upon
him at Mr. Samuel Shelden's, at Litchfield, on Wednesday
the 2, th of March next, any time after noon. Those towns
who are entitled by a resolve of the General Affcmbly,to re
ceive the additional pay, must, by their Sele&men or Gome
other person appointed for that purpose, make a lift of the
men's names they had in service, and certify the fame, and
that they have made them ample payment, before they can
receive their pay. Collectors who have received orders of
him, are desired to forward the payment offaid men as faft
as poflible, so that there may be a settlement between them
and their humble fervai 3
AAR©N AUSTIN, Paymaster.
New-Hartford, March 12, 1782.
STATE of CONNECTICUT, ~
By the TREASURER,
THE Several Colle&ors of the Tax of Nine Pence on the
Pound, payable March t, 1782, are hereby Notified,
That they may receive Officers and Soldiers Notes, payable
at firft Period (June 17^2) Principal and Interest ; —
And likewise difeharge the Interest of those payable at the
other Three different Periods—Which, on their producing
the Notes for Indorfement, shall be credited to said Rate.
Treafury-Qffice, Hartford, March 12, 1782.
N. B. The several Printers in this State are requeftedto
infer: the above, and continue the fame three weeks.
WHEREAS Captains Abraham Sedgwick and Seymour,
and their affociaces, having obtained a charter of the
Town of WFSTFORD, in the State of Vermont; and by
desire of the agent and a number of the affoci^tes, that a
Meeting of said Associates be had.-—This is therefore to
Warn all that are of said Company of Associates, That a
Meeting is to be held at the House of Captain ELIJAH
WRIGHT, Innholder, in Wethersfield, on the second
Wednesday of April next, at Two oiClock, Afternoon, in
order to fee if they will lay out said town into allotments,
and raise a tax to defray the charges that have arisen by ob
taining said charter, and do any other business that may be
thought necessary. JOSEPH MERRIL, Clerk.
March 13, 1782.
TO BA SOL D,
ONE hundred Acres of Land, lying on the town street,
in Lanefborough, Berkshire County, containing mea
dow land of the best kind, fufficient to produce 60 or 8a
tons of good hay, free of stones, well watered, easily clear
ed, about 10 acres already under improvement, besides
plow land, &c. Onloe road to Vermont, well rituated for
a Tavern. Also, 100 acres more, a little remote in said
town. Also, 60 acres of gopd land, in Hartland, Litchfield
County, by
JOSEPH BELLAMY.
Woodbury February 14, 1782.
Cheap for C AS H.
TH B fubferibers have just received a fresh fu,pl, of
MEDICINES from France, which they would
wish to dupofe of on much better terms for the purchaser,
than heretofore they have been able.
They have likcwife an assortment of Hollcw Ware far
fate. BEARDSLEY & HOPKINS.
Hgnfard, Feb. ~ ifl^ so