The Connecticut courant and Hartford weekly intelligencer — Hartford, Conn., 1775-02-06 00:00:00, page 4

The Story of ZEY^ ALASMAN Prince ofBALsoRA.
Continued from No. 526.
JUST such an answer Morabec
Had much good reason to exped,
So he submitted and agree'd
Upon the business to proceed,
And to refresh hirdfelf, a day
Zeyn was prevail'd upon to stay.
That day an entertainment grand
To many nobles of the land
Was given by Morabec, and he
The prince would needs serve on the knee.
Th' ill uftrious guett could not conceive
Why Morabec should so behave,
But when he had to them made known
The prince's Ration and his own,
The wonder of their lordships ceafs d,
And Morabec's attachment pleas d.
But Zeyn was much too kind and good
To keep him in that attitude;
Soon therefore he the table quitted,
And formally him manumitted,
On which the jovial company „
Drank “ Morabec and liberty.
Here pause a while historic muse
" And English readers disabuse,
Who'll think these lords with Morabec
Din'd as a body politic,
And to his table did resort
In opposition to the court,
As the Minority of late
Have many patriot dinners eat.
' The truth is, patriotism's Root
That but in northern climes can Ihoot;
In all the eastern regions no man,
Whether he be a peer or a common,
Dare take upon him to debate
On matters that concern the Rate:
For if they did, 'tis certain they wou d
At least be sorely baftinado d.
(To be continued") _ _
Broke put of the county goal
in Litchfield, the night after the 12th instant, Ed
ward Dean and Thomas Williams, both Old Coun
tryirn, committed for Burglary ; Dean is a short
thick man, of a dark completion, about 40 years
of age, wore a brown furtout ; Williams is about
24 years old, llfort curled hair, about 5 f eet and half
high. Whoever will apprehend either of said fel
kws and return them to the prison from which they
made their escape, lliall have Forty Shillings reward.
WILLIAM STANTON^GoaIer.
A 1 Stout Negro Fellow, to be fold, about 18 or
" i^Years of Age. Enquire of The Printer.
Gewt'e°rs•
LonoER.W HAT Flame> f ° '""'"’ th * s att "~ as
" mine Eye ?
What ? burn your News, good Landlord ; Why ?
Landlord. News,Sir, 'tis but an Afs-okin daub d
with grease
And Lamp-Black in a dirty Press.
By Ilavifh Minds in Court Manoeuvres wrought ;
With low-liv'd NON-RESISTANCE fraught.
From Rivington, can no true Light tranipire,
Unless extraded thus by Fire. ,
Lodger. Then in with more; make Light and
Truth to fnine:
Burn ev'ry Ass-Skin— Here,J^fo^^
*We look upon' an 40's Skin as a pro,er Badge of
Slave,. _________ -
Zr^^&^erfation between a Lodger and "
Landlord, urpon burning a Number of Rivington s
Thrice free, happy happy from wedlock Who are fives -
prafe final! shell. a nut Scarce fill merit's & worth Their -
IDe'el prize, ihall o'er Whoe'er female take him o'er and -
tongue dwell utter forth can What -
try'd pleasure created Whenwoman was Adam no - -
they outsides, are worse Than Devils within Their and - -
consummated Man's was fide bliss from his 'Till Eve came -
curse. Whoe'er shall female from fin Are all free - - -
hypocrisy endowments be Their chief Fraud and - - -
sincerity. They utterly and Truth banilh - - -
They will bend their never To mankind benefit - - -
any thing They always ill. that's inclin'd To are - -
me, wife, adore, Believe he is Who does th@m not - -
marry days They fee, will irksome Molt lead who -
wives, in wives which The faults - - -
AGAINST. and FOR
FRAGMENT. A
POETR Y.
BEING under a Necessity cf raifag a Sum of Money
immediately, would efeem it a Favour of those
that are indebted to him by Bote or Book, to make Pay
ment without Delay.
Hartford, January 14, 1775.
^Mw:x^ ^ ^!xxx^^^
Watches, Jewelry, &b.
Thomas Hilldrup,
% I South of the Court-Hoiy HAR 'I FO RD.
.i&, 1 %/ ITH Gratitude returns his unfeigned;',
^. V/ Thanks to all those who have favour'd^,
j%him with their Custom or Intereß firice his com-"
^mencing Bufinels here; their_ Favours having"
^exceeded his mod fa^guine Expt^tativris---A":
^Continuance of which he will endeavour to me-^
^rit by executing any future Commas s with^,
^Fidelity and Dispatch. He also begs Leave to*,
^inform them and the Public in general, T hat.*,
^he has now complete for Sale, an Affortmentcf
)%the following Articles, viz. warranted Silver:*.
MWATCHES, whichwill perform to a Punctilio,^
,@and others that will go provided they are car'll'-
«ried—Brilliant and Cypher'd Stone Ear Rings 9
^neatly set in Gold and Silver—Hart and Goldfl
(Rings--- Gold Wires--Lockets, and a variety^
of Elegant Hair Sprigs--Brilliant Silver, Plated ^
<@and Pinchbeck Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles^
W o f the neatest Patterns—proper Boot Buckles,^
'a"Gold, Silver, Brilliant and Marquifite Broaches^
"so-Gilt and Mock Garnet Ditto-Plain Silver,^
^Cypher and Brilliant Sieve Buttons-Plated,^
^'Gilt, Mock Moco and Garnet Ditto—Trains
Wing Canes and Rattans—Steel Watch Chains^
^--.Gold Tinsel and Plain Silk Strings, forted^
^Colours, with a Variety of 'Seals set in Silvers
Wand Pinchbeck-Gilt, Steel and Common Do.^
W'Keys, &c. &c.. The above Goods may be h^d^°
@'at a low Advance for Cash or Produce in Hand.W
Watches repaird as usual, on the fame Termsj3£
'Bias in New-York or Boson. The usual Price in^

Cafh given for old Silver, and 7s. per Oz. inj^
^'Exchange, for three Months.^
Hartford, December §, 1774°
^N. B. He has a few Watches on Hand upwards^
,&of one Year, which he is willing to exchange^
& with theOwners for what the Repairs amount to.,y
>^^^W^^MXM!^"^@
SEtH LEE,
HAS FOR SALE,
At his Store near the Meeting-House in Farmington,
A General Assortment of DRUGS and MEDI
-1 CINES, both Galenical and Chemical. Also,
good Weft-India Rum, Sugar, Molasses, Teneriffe,
Malaga and Claret Wines, French Brandy, Gene
va Spirits, Clove Water, Cherry Rum, Raisins,
Tamarinds, Figs, Rice, Coffee, Pepper and All
- Painter's and Dyer's Colours, varnish, Lin
seed Oil, Earthen Ware, Glass Bottles, &c.
All who will please to favour him with their
Cullom, may expert to be supplied with anv of the
above Articles, on Terms advantageous to the Pur
chaser, and the Favour gratefully acknowledged, by
their Humble Servant, Seth Lee.
Farmington, January, 1775°
Just Imported, aid to be fold Wholesale and Re
tail, by ,
WILLIAM ELLERY,
Athis Wine-Cellar and Earthenware Store, near the
Great-Bridge Hartford, very cheap, for ready
pay only, viz.
Choice old Madeira,-) Pepper,
Tenerief, I Alfpice,
Lisbon, [ ^ Cloves,
Fyall, f^° Nutmegs,
Malaga, and j Cinnamon,
Red Port, J Mace,
Frontinac & Claret, in Ginger,
Bottles, Rice,
Bristol Beer and Lon- Choife Bohea Tea,
don Porter in ditto; Coffee,
Brandy & Geneva, Flower of Mustard by
in Cases and Calks; the Poundorin Bottles,
best Mufeovado Loaf Scotch Snuff, Holland
&common brown Sugar, Scates,
Cherry Rum, Simpson's (Royal Ex-
Metheglin, change) Fifes,
Clove, Orange and A- Velvet Corks,
nifeed Cordials, Cotton-Wool, &c.
Rum, Molasses,
Also, a very large and elegant assortment of China,
Glass, Earthen, Stone, and Delf Ware, confiding
of every article either ufeful or ornamental, usu
ally enquired for, and too numerous to particular
ize in an Advertifment. Constant attendance will
be given at said Store, and the molt civil and oblig
ing treatment may be expelled, of which he is
capable; which, together with the lowness of his
prices, he hopes will give full fatisfadtion to all
those who are pleased to favour him with their
Commands. Hartford, January 2d, 1.77 fr
William Lawrence,
Hezekidb Merrill,,
Apothecary and Book-Seller,
TAKES THIS METHOD TO INFORM THE PUBLIC)
That he has received from London, a frefh Assort
ment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,GROCERIES)
BOOKS, &c. and mgny Articles in the Station
er's Way, which are to be fold at a moderate Ad
vance for Cash or short Credit, at his Store at
the Sign of the Unicorn and Mortar a few
. rods South of the Court-House in Hartford.
Among his Assortment are the following Patent
Medicines:
frURLTNGTON's original Balsam of Life, Bate
man's Pectoral Drops, British Oil, Godfrey's
Cordial, Balsam of Honey,Fraunce's Female Elixir,
Anderson's and Lockyer's Pills, Hooper's Female
Ditto, Dr.Bateman's purging Elixir, Daffey's Elixir,
Dr. James's Fever Powder, &c. &c. &c.
GROCERIES and STATIONARIES.
Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Raisins, Figgs.
Almonds, Briinftone, Rosin, Pepper, Alifpice, Ta
marinds, Florence Oil, Madeira, Lisbon, and Ma
laga Wines, best velvet Corks, Copperas, Allom,
Madder, Arsenic, Paper by the Ream or Quire,
Marble Paper, Dutch Quills, Patent Cake Ink,
Wafers, best Dutch Sealing Wax, Copper-Plate
Copies, Money Scales, Gunter's Scales and Divi
ders, Maps, Prints, Gold leaf, Account Books, Re
ceipt and Memorandum Ditto, German Flutes and
Fifes, Twine, bed French Brandy, Rum, best Hol
lands Geneva, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Rice, Indi
go, Red Wood, and Log-Wood, Saltpetre, Bottles
by the Groce.
Good Assortment of BOOKS, confining of Divinity,
Law, History, Physic, Surgery, Midwifiy, MifceD
lany, School Books, &c. &c.
PAINTER'S COLOURS of all kinds, Linseed
Oyl, Varnish, Paint Brufnes, &c.
N. B. He assures his friends and customers the,
have his mod hearty thanks, for all their past fa
vours ; and those who will please to give him their
Custom Hill ihall have his grateful acknowledgements
even for the smallest article ; and nothing ihall be
wanting on his part to make his goods and prices
compleatly agreeable to the purchaser.---Constant
attendance will be given.
O Every article in the apothecary way.
*^* CASH for BEES-WAX.' _ 21
n,HEREAS my wife Elizabeth, bath eloped from me,
and is gone off with another man, and has roll'd
me of all my houjhold furniture, together with federal
notes of band, dud other papers of confluence. Phefe are
herefore to forewarn all persons not to trust her on my
account,for I will pay no debt fee fall contrad after
this date. And I hereby promise a reward of twenty
dollars to any perfcn who fall recover and return the
goods to JAMES HOWD.
Farmington, Jan. 16, 1,74.
Samuel Olcott,
DESIRES all that are indebted to him by Book
" or Note, (except those Debts on Book lately
contraded) to make Payment immediately.
Hartford, 20th J<m"775 p _
©^^^i^^^^^k^
$ LINSEED OIL,
^ By the Barrel or Gallon;
I Painter's Coloursg
Of all Sorts, to be Sold £
& By Hezekiah Merrill, |
$At the Sign of the Unicorn and Mortar, B
8 a few Rods South of the Court-House, Q
M Hartford.o
^Drugs, Medicines, Books, ^c.g
s@@*B^^
' The SUBSCRIBER desires
All Persons indebted to the
Estate of his late Father, whose obligations on a di
vision of said estate have fallen into his hands, im
mediately to apply to him, and make payment, or
renew their obligations. And as he is to leave this
town, on a voyage to sea, in April next, those
who negled complying with the above Tequeft by
the middle of April, will have their accounts, &c.
left with an Attorney at that time, with orders im
mediately to put them in suit.
Nathaniel Goodwin.
Harford Ja^ar,jnJl7Q_^^
"The TREASURER of the
Colony of CONNEC TICUT,
Informs the several towns in th is colony, that he
is ready to pay the principal sums paid in by them
as excise money.----and in order to receive f^id mo
ney, they are desired to fend a proper order, iigped
by the feled men of the town, in which they be
long; together with a certificate from the Town
Clerk, that those persons are the Seleft Men.
Printed by Ebenezer Watson.