The Connecticut courant and Hartford weekly intelligencer — Hartford, Conn., 1775-12-04 00:00:00, page 4

Buck-Skin Breeches.
Just come to hand, and to be fold
By STEPHEN AUSTIN,
f : A little foath of the north meeting house io Hertford,
A Large and neat afirtraentof Philadelphia B REECHE S,
.moogft which are tbefe which he fell- at the moderate
price of Four Dollars.——Alfa a quantity of neat mill'd Leather,
w! ; '•h- ml, in the ne^ft manner.
Ci dycu^way irwin toe luoicnuci in HaftiaßU,
four young cattle one yen old, three of them arc red and
one of a brownish colour, ranked thus, a half crop and a half
peony on the upper fide of the let tear two of them are fears
gad two heifers. Said cattle were drove from Litchfield la(l
March and have not been heard of Gnce last May. Whoever
hath taken up laid ftrsys or (hall take them up and give notice to
Benoni Beach or Cephas Beach in Hartland, or the fubferiher in
Litchfield shall have a reasonable reward, by Zophar Beach.
Litchfield, November 2 I77fr
TAken damage fafint, and fold in Ei&Windfor as the law
dircas, a (mail ba, mare, with a black colt, foe has a
white spot in her forehead, her right hind foot while branded
on the right thigh and has ring bones on bo h her fore feet, is
flbout 7 years old Said marc and colt were fold for 27s The
former owner may have them again, paying charges of keeping,
adverting, &c. by app^piog to Noah Bifeil.
EcA Windsor N*v TI 177 f
'AU UG >OL iM Ui L# A i, 4uu Gu^Cu 30 1 uiUC^lai<l,,
A Convenient two Stor,Houfe, with about two Acres of Land,
a Barn and Store, in Wallingford, a few Rods South o? the
Meeting House, being the Place where Stephen Ofborae lately
dwelt ; for Particulm enquire of,
MARK LEAVENWORTH.
New F"™^'— ^^
Jiri opened, and to be fold by
JAMES LAMB and SON,
From 3ftn, at the (hop formerly improved by Mr. John
Stewart in Hartford, near the Bridge, Enghfh and Weft India
GOODS among which are the following articles, viz.
SUPERFINE, milling and low priz'd Broad Ciuth, German
Serges, Bath Braver Castings and Bath Rugs with Bindings
Ind all forts of Trimmings for ditto, Frizes, Penift>ues, Ozna.
brigs, Wiltons, Rattiaets, Shalloons, Dur ac, Tammys, Calia
mangoes, black Sattins and Sattio Ribbons, colour'd broad Rib
bons, Stuffs for ladies gounds, Poplins, Caabletecns, &c. Dutch
Lace, broad and narrow black &k Lace, Lawai, Cambricks,
apron, and Handkerchiefs, Gauze, Barcelona, India, Bandanoe
and Lionen Handkerchiefs, rib'd Jersey knit Hofc, plain Hose,
worsted Caps, gold Hat Loops and Buttons, metal and twin But
tons Giver Lace gold and Giver Vellum add Thread, file and
low priz'd Hollands, G'k and worked knit Patterns, Sewing Silk
all colours, Chip Matts, Brunet Papet, Writing Paper, Pinchbeck
Shoe and Knee Bickl,s and filvaz plated Ditto, Stack Buckle,,
ffietal ditto, Sleeve Buttons, Tobacco, Chocolate, Ceffee, Loaf
and brown Sugar, Weft India Rum Molasses, Wh ; tc Qhspel and
other Needles all fixes, Pins, Snuff corded Velvet: and Cordu
reys. crimfoo blue and white Colcheter Btzc, fine Flannels,
Womens lalhmmeo Shoes, Callicons,choice French ladico,frelh
ftwfins just opened, Ginger, Nutmegs, Wool Cards. A few very
iarcc wall draft'd Calfskins, and many other articles which will
lie fold at the lowest prices for Cash.
N B. The TAYLORS buGaefs is carried on at bid place,
Where any gentlemen who will favour them with their cuflom
may depend on having their bufioeli done with fidelity and dis
^ch *, comnlevt as b done any where in America ,
Strayed or Stolen h;om the lubicriber of Litch
field, some time in the month of Aoguft lad, a 3 year old
black Mare, never docked nor 4iod when (he went away, 13
hands and 3 inches high, with a quirls in her forehead a feather
cm cash fide of her neck, branded with a figure 9 on her left
moulder, a small bell fed on with a mail flrap faces altogether.
Whomever ^1 take up rad bring or secure fail Mare so that
the owner may have her again (hall be bandfom^y rewarded and
all necefl^ry charges paid, by me, Nathaniel Smith.
November 7th, 1775.
L -frAz/ —^ # —~-=) INA/, „ b,A_i_ rt^Am#^
MARY and JANE SALM ON, from Boston,
TTERRBYiaI ^rm the Ladies in this and the neighbouring
to^s, That they make the newest fashioned Bonnets id
th, rate! utatner. and any fort of Caps at the fame rea(ooabl4
prices that 'hey tare Seen accustomed to in times past. They
If:,wife rente Cloaks. &c. They may be found at the house
l^ely occupied by Mr. Knox as a tavern, next door south of
to Samuel Talcott's ia Hartford; Novers. 27, 171$
We the fubferibers having re
c^r'd a deed of ^ut I^ 7 ^cret uflwud with a house and barn,
io the nacre and beta f of t^e creditors es E'frh Bill cf H^rwin
ton io Litchfield c( tint, tha' frned his petition dated February
6, 177, This it to notify all (aid creditors tn meet at M.for
Abijah Catlin's io fob Haewintoo on the firft Wedoefky of
December next, at one of the c'ock io the Afternoon, then and
there to bid on bid estate, as it wiJ then be fold at public Vco*
duc unless the creditors fiall cuder otherwise
George Catkin, Jof^h Cook. J§ Woodruff,
Narwwon November 13 177§
Just opened, bed .0 oc ton
By MARY JEHONE T,
At her (hop opposite the Church in Middletown, a variety es
Eoghfh, India and Weft lodia GOODS, amengfl which arc
the following articles, viz.
FINE and low price'd Broad C'oths, b'lte Bath Rug Coatirgi,
Peneftones, white Bayes, Flannels, Jersey knit Hole, rib'd
&,I plain fine black Hose, black Mitts, all forts of Stuffs foi
Ladies Geuns. Black Sattins and Afrodes, plated Stock Buck
les, Knee Buckles and Sleeve Buttons Oznabrigs, Ticklrobarg,
Irlfh Hollands, fine cotton Checks, Chip Hats, Bonnet P+per,
whi'c and colour'd Threads, Dutch Lace, black fi k Lace. An
afTartmcot of colour'd and black fattin Ribbons, black white and
brown Buckrams, Cambiicks. gauze Aprons and Handkerchiefs,
Lawns, Kentings, Canvas, Tapes, white and Grip'd ditto. Silk
Handkerchiefs, foe India Linoen ditto, colour'd and black Bar
ce'ooa ditto, £ne damp'd linneo Ditto, Wool Cuds, Wick Yarn,
Corded Velvets, Corduroys, green Cape Velvet, Writing Paper,
Scaling Wax and Wafers, Hair Combs, ivory fmill teeth Combi,
White Chapel and all forts Need de, Pins,Scuff Weft India Rum,
Sugn, Ginger, Picmento, Nutmegs, Pepper frefh Raihus, Loaf
S ugar and fuadry other articles toj many to he enumerated io
su advertifemeot, which will be fold at the very lowed prices
for C&
pt^ERIcK fcULL has a Quantity of choice Seal Leather
Hr Sale at his Store at the Water Side in Hartford.
Seize him, Jowler !
A STORE PIG, of a red and white complexion, wt. abour
gob fray'd from the owner some time this fall. He is
a pert, (prightly and subtle looking pig. es hrtinches, and has
no opinion of close confinement. Whoever knows there he
is, and will inform the printer, will he guilty of one go^d deed,
yea, of a very neighbourly aft of kiudnefi, and perhaps help a
poor man to bis pig £gaio, ________
HEZEKIAH MERRILL, defiles all perfects indebted to him
by Note or Book, to fettle the fame immediately, as he is
determined to close his accounts as fjoo as possible,
LL perlons that have any demends on the effete of Timo
thy Holcomb, late of Canaan, dec^afed, are desired te
bring in their accounts ; and all th&fe indebted to said es
tate, are desired to pay the fame to
Abigail Ho'c^b, Adminifiratrix.
LL perlons indebted to the (übjertber, either bj book or note
fl are arfred to make immediate payment to bis wife, with
whom the accounts, &c. are left, and to Mr. J hn Stoughton who
in his absence, will attend to Jettie the Jame
Southington, Nov 23,1775 fORC CLARK
ALL pedons indebted to the lunlcnbcr hit uthfco<& r^ae
immediate payment, J®HN CHLNEV ARD.
N B He has till on hand a few Ox ird^s for f&le
CONSIDER BURT, deGres act pedons that have acc^u^i
nofettled with him, to fettle the fame immediately, as be
is under a necessity of elofrg his books with every one, in
one month from this date. He slitters himfdf riria method will
be preferred to any other, for a fpcecy ac^ap ftnxot es the
fame. Hartford, Nov 27,1775
A LL per tons indedted to the effat, of Cant. John Keith late
A of Hartford deceas'd, are once more defrert to pay tneir tef
pe&re ballaoces to Capt William Tdey of said Hartford, who
is impowered to receive the fame
Philip Mortimer, Executor;
Middletown. November 14. j„< = 70—82
Qlia)cc laway trom Che luokrioci aioouc she nrrt
° IhA May, two Cults es two years old both Marcs without
brands one so farrel and feme greyifo about the flwk. a white
ftresk in the face and docked — The other is of a bhxk colour,
femething Imallez than the other, with a white Inip on the nose,
and not decked. Whoever shall take n, Lid cohs, and fend
word or bring them to the fabferiber io Durham, shall have twd
dollars reward and charges paid, by
Durham November ;, 1775- SIMEON PARSONI, joa.