The Connecticut courant — Hartford, Conn., 1774-05-10 00:00:00, page 1

'Samuel Wefcote 9 ,
Has just received a new and frefo Suppl, of
Goods, which are ”°™ read, for: Sale at his
Store on the Green, little Eastward of the
' Court House in Hartford—amongft which in
part are the following Articles, viz. .
Sagathee,Fuftian,WiU
ton, Camb'ets. Nankeens, Gorderoys, Serge De,
nymn. Evcrlafting, White and brown Drilling,
Slack Breeches Patterns, Grip'd Damafeus,
check'd Mozein, frip'd Bengali, black fik Vel
vet ; a very neat and fafhionable affertment of
dark and light Chintzes and Callicoes, curtain:
ditto, plain ftrip'd and figur'd black and white
Gauze, Catgut, flower'd lawn Aprons ; a varies
ty of Ribboos and Necklaces, black and white
laces of different forts, black OftridgfyFeathers
Plumer of diHetcot colours. Womens leather
woffled &,filk black & colour'd Mitts,white Gift
Gloves, Men's leather and hemp ditto, ivory
bone & wood flick fans, black ditto, Umbrellas,
while and black plain and fprig'd Satrin, white
Maffei ,nd Mode, black ditto, black English
and India Taffety and PerGao, black white and
culour'dSilk Handkerchiefs Grip'd edg'd Gauze
and Muslin ditto, Damp'd ditto, red and blue
linnen ditto, check'd di^p, cotton and Gk sod
romlll ditto, black love ditto, Tapes, Bindings,
Pins, Noodles, Threads Sewing Silk of all co
lours, Garterings, Cambricks and Lawns, Mus
lio, 7 8 4od yard wide Iriffi Lienen, Shirting
and apron,Checks Sheetings and Dowlafs, Ozna
brigs, , 4 Feeders Bed Tick. Grip'd and brown
Holland, Men's worfled black colour'd & mix'd
Hose, hemp rib'd and plain ditto, white thread
tad Cotton ditto, crewel of all colours, fellow
Canvass, Hatters and, Sadlers Trimmings, neat
Shoe Km and Neck Buckles, Broad Cloths of
different colours and quality's with Trimmings
Suitable, Coatings and B^zics, Shalloons, Du.
rants, Tamies and Callimaocoes of different co
lours, Poplins, worked LuteGting .Grip'd and
check'd Stuffs, Ptaid, ftrip'd Cambtet, Cutlery
pad Crockery War's, Loaf Sugar, Spices, Pepper,
Indigo, Raifios, long *°d short Pipes, 4d 83.
lad. and 2ocl. N.ils, 6 by 8 7by § aod 8 by
19 Window Glrfs, by the B>x, half Bx or
Angle Light, and many other articles too tedi
ous to name, ,11 which [fell for Cafo only, and
as cheap as is fold in Hartford ; — And as I mean
to use all my cuflontar alike, they may observe
the following words : ~
Come fee for love, and then if you please mo,
buy of me.. ,
But for dispatch have jet m, Go,ds so low that
no abatement wilt there be.
Hartford, May 7 1774-
[May, M.occlxxrv: ^Uty^ ^9 °
CONNECTICU 7 C 0 U R A N Z
Chaining ^N^fi and important
WILL COVER,.,
mis Seafoo, at the Stable qf the Subferiber in
Hertford, . ,
The famous HORSE
RANG E R.
HE is a Horse of Size Strength and Beauty,
edualn perhaps to any ioAmrric2,of the
true Babary Breed, bred in England. The Pr,ce
h Twelve Shillings Lawful Money, the tingle
and Thirty Shillings the Seafoo ,
, JAMES NICHOLS.,,
Q B. Heis the fame Horfethat was in my
fft,iagUß Seaton.
From T UESDA Y,. May io, to T UESDA Y, MAY 17, 1774
* TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD/'
RUNA WAY from the Subscriber, of Canaad,
in Litebfe'd County a Negro man named
BOND; about 27 Years old, fix Feet high, well
sett, one of bis upper Fare Teeth broke out,
this Country born flutters a ffette, had a Fiddle
with him, but ooderftacds little uhcufe of it ;
had on a homefpon Butternut Colour'd' Coat, a
ffript Jacket, Leather Breeches; mizt'Color'd
flockings Took with him a dark Brown Horse,
about 7 Years o'd has a Star in his Forehead,
allo a confiderab'e fun, of Maney'." Who'ever
will take up said Negro,'and return him to his
Matter, or fecuro him so that be may have him
again, thill receive rhe above Reward, and all
occcff<rj Charges paid by me ''
TIATOTHY HURLBUTT.
Canaan. May n, 1'7.74. ' " '
7 All Matters of Vcfcls are foetid to tanfpert
said Negro, as they will answer it at their Peril.
N. B Said Negro pretend to be free, and
has a forg'd pafr.-
Strayed or stolen from
the Subscriber of Hartford, -the 27th of Aprils
lad, a fortil Mare, with a white face, about 13
bud half hands high, natural p er, thod before,
the hair wore off her tides, : ghtifh coloured
mine and tail, her tail feme^- " short, under
good command Whoever will take up faid'
Mare and return her tp the owner, shall be
handsomely rewarded, by ' ' < —:
May 2 1774 Timothy Goodman.
WILL Cover this Serfon, 'at the Stable of
the fobferiber in Eafb Wiodfor, at the mode-;
rate price of Four Dollars the feafoo, or Two
Dollars the Gage Leap? > ': ^^
HE isa black Horse of the English breed?
and fall blood ; a horse of the <greateft
smartness and refutation, adive and gay, and as
beautiful a figure of a Horse as any in America,
new the property, as the fubferiter, rwho is in. #
daced to let him cover at the above moderate
price, contrary to hrs private emolument, that,
people may be encouraged by the cheapoefs, as
well aa every other inducement to improve the
very bed Hordes in that way. / = <'-? ^
_ May 9 1774. - - 3°^ Watson.
-p YaL I4OD^
THE fobferifer takes thi emethod to advert
tife his cofto^m and the public, That
he is preparing to print a new edition of the
Americari Harmony;
Or, fqnj'ur & Williams's MUSICK,
As his plates are much worn, he is making new
onus in their stead. Although his Mufick has
met with so general acceptance, yet there arc
come pieces that are but little used ;—He pro-,-
fpofes in this new edition to leave such pieces
put, and supply their places with a number of
pieces from different authors, such as he finds
are moll generally esteemed by the best makers
and tpufcal. societies —He has taken great prion
to collca from the bed foeieties sod musical
gentlemen in the country, the cheiceft pieces
that, are, to be met wi^h —He ajfo prppofes to
make a coatiJcrablc addition from Knap, Ste
containing,bout §o acres, liuat? in Winebefter;
about half a mile f.-uth weft of Landlord Rock
well's tavern, about one half of it udder Im
poremeots.—-The above will be " fold upon
reasonable terms, by : Ebenezer Shepard.
Winebefler, Ma, 7, 1774,
<r r ,6
HEREAS more tbho^vc of the proprietors
" inf the town(h:p of Barkhempfod, io
Litchfield county, have made application to rise
the fubferiber, de firing that! there' might 'be a
meeting of said proprietors forthwith warned,
to dw ad and deternriaxbpon the iofowiog bo^
finch, viz. '.s ~ 'i-r./tJ 1 ' - .r"
ift. To fee if the proprietors will grant upon
tbcmfelves and raise any money for the Support
of preaching io said towpffrp. ". "
.^d. To fee if the Proprietors will do any
thing for the Support, and encoorgexot oft
Schooling in said Fowolhip, either by rafrg
Money by a Rate or by difpofiog of Some Part
of the undivided - Lind for that purpofc • ' '
% Q. To fee what money the proprietors will
raite to defray the charge of n?krg and repair
ing of hgb wayriin said township, and also to :
do any other bufioeG proper to be done by hid
proprietors at laid meeting. ¥ ' ?i 1 * -
, These are therefore to notify sod warn all the
proprietors of said township of Barkhempfead,•
shat on the 23d day of May next there will be
a meeting of laid proprietors ' holden ar Wind
sor fiift Society meeting ho'ufe, to be opened at'
two of the clock in the afternoon: then and there
to conficer andra upon the above .mentioned
articles of bufineft —and said proprietors arc
hereby notified and Warned to attend the famed
Dated atWindfer, this 20th day of April 1774.
Henry Allyn Proprietors C'crk.
aheofoo, Lydn acd Billings some of them ft-'
ver yet pubfiffied. He is determined that every
part of the work shall be well executed and
fold 23 low as can piffib'y be Afforded — - He
would also Io arm the public,That he has nearly'
complicated The New Royal Harmony. Which
will cootiio fifty plates in royal qnrr 0; a page
larger than Williams's book of Anthems, price'
bound Six Shillings tingle, end Five shillings
and Four Pence per dozen ' '' ° '
' The above Bocks will be fold by the Bock
fellers at Bofto n and Hartford. ' ' '''
Damiel Bayley.
Newbury Part, April 3 1774 r>
(Near the North Meeting- Houje Hartford.) ^
BEGS leave to acquaint the poblic, Tha: h^
now carries on his bufincfs of Chaise and
Harocfs makiog-in afl it's branches, ord has now
on hand for file different kinds of Carriages,
such as Fall Back Chaifa with open Backs ;
Loodoretfy Sulkies and common Cham. Aifo,
a convenient Foor W heel Carriage, with Harnef,
fes for four Horses, very convenient for a family
that lives at a distance from meeting. All which
be will fell for Cash or Country Produce, as
cheap as can be had in New-York or BoGon,-
andjbe lead favour will be gratefully acknow
ledged by their humble servant,
May 2 1774 > / :^N. BROWN./
N. B> He has also a quantity of Home made.
Wool Caras, which he will fell ver, cheo,.
0 BE SOLD j |
A.FA RM of Land
.Nicholasßrown,.