The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-02-23 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOL D,
& THOMAS HOPKINS and Co.
At their Store nearly opposite the North Meetings
House Hertford ;
CHOICE old Madeira and Port Wine, by
the Pipe or Quarter-Calk ; Weft India and
New England Rum, by the HoUbead Loaf and
B&wr Sugar : together with a genteel assortment of
English and India Goods, among which are, a
qu^nti y of full'd Bazes'fui'able for soldiers blankets.
Hartford ' Feb. q. 1719.
Opened, and to be boLD
By ISAAC MOS EL EY,
Of G'^flepbury. a few rods south of the Meeting-
House, a large assortment ofEUROPEAN
GOO DS among which are the following, vz.
BROADCLOTHS Duffin, Baizes, blue black
Q brown and figur'd Velvets, Drawboys of dif
ferent colours, Flannel, Camblerteens Shalloons,
Serge Denims, Merfailles Quoting Ge man Cord
Faflians, Callicoes, Callimancoes Cambricks Hol
lands Gauzes. Men's worsted Hose, Women's
Gioves and Mils, Sowing Silk and Twist, Ribbons,
Satins. Pins andNeedle r Blown Lace. Fringe Gimp,
Snale Thimbles, Whale Bone and Stay Trimmings,
ELver and Cattur 'Hats. Knives and Forks, Razors,
Penknives, Writing Paper Pipes 6by 8 and 7by
9 G'rf#, Tea Coffee Pepper, Ginger, Allurn Cin
namin Numegs Currants; German and Buffered
Steel, Women's Shoes, Wool Cards, Chaise Whips
an 1' Saddle Trimmings, with a variety of other
articles.
Juft'opened, and to be fold,
By JAMES LAMB & SON,
By Wholesale and Retail, at their Store in Hartford,,
a variety of English and Hard Ware GOODS,
among which are the following articles viz.
Y^ROADCLOTHS, blue ratteens, wiltons, vel
„ vets, cordurets pluffi, camblets, Walloons, ruf
feU, women's flays, fans, Barcelona handkerchiefs,
Dutch lace, thread, sewing silk and twist men and
women's shoes, silver laces, clothing hats, waistcoat
patterns gartering, looking glasses different sizes,
paper fnuff boxes, ivory and horn combs, hooks and
eyes, silver plated and stone shoe buckles, common
do. large and small fc^ffirs penknives, jack and case
do. bridle gun locks chest and draws locks, screws,
joyners tools, files, rasps, gimblets, fcates, thumb
latches, pickrell hooks wyer'd spoons, spurs sickles,
handles and efeuteons, powder naiks, goose, duck
and pidgion shot, flints, pipes, pins, tyare and
round needles thimbles, indigo, fnuff, allum, all
spice, choice bohea and green tea, an assortment of
double gilt mettal buttons, portmanteau locks, jews
harps buds salmon and small fiffi nets, ready
cork'd and leaded. With a number of other articles,
which will be fold at the lowest cfh price. As the
above persons are about leaving the state, any performs
inclining to purchase the whole, may meet with
good encouragement.
N. B, Choice rock salt, liver oyl, molasses, fu,ar,
coffee, a good fall back leather top chaise. Also a
very good young milch cow, to be exchanged for
grain on reasonable terms, at the above store.
Jul opened led ts be f^d, Wholesale and Retail,
At JOSIAH BLAKELEY's
Universal Store, in Hartford, a frefh fup
plv of Elopean GOODS viz.
SUPERFINE black brown green and purple
broadcloth, second olive scarlet brown blue and
black do. red and mixt colour'd German serges,
brawn grey and white coatings, red yellow and
brown baizes, black blue crimfo» purple olive Spot
ted and figur'd Manchester velvets, brown white and
red corduroys, black faye and cotton denim, blue
brown and light colour'd thiekfets, black brown
purple and white fuftians, white corded dimoty,
rib'd spotted colour'd and white jeans, black & white
saves rattinets, ffialloons, durants, tammy's cam
blets, cotton, wool cards, pins by thejb. or pack,
black fattin, black and white pealoa, silk cotton and
linen handkerchiefs; brocaded silk/ Irish linens,
cambrick, spotted and striped jaconet muslins, gauze
aprons, plain white do. buttons thread, twist and
sewing dik plated shoe and knee buckles, brass do.
green and bohea tea coffee, currants, coperas, &c.
Also a large assortment of hollow ware, pots, ket
tles, tea do. spiders cart and waggon boxes, fraooth
ing irbns, dogs, bafons, &c. Crockery ware Weft
India rum by the hhd. red lead, yellow oaker and
Spanifti brown by the bag only, Rock. Lisbon,
Cales and home made s alt.
THE fubferiher ' 3 j^ft received a confinment
of choice ROCK SALT, which is to be ex
changed for Cafli or an, kiad of Produce.
N. B Wnes may be had as above. Enquire of
EBENEZER BERNARD, fcn. near the Coart
. H>ufe, Hartford.
TO BE SOL D,
By WILLIAM IMLAY,
At his Store near the Court House Hartford ;
ENGLISH Broadcloth, Colchefter Baizes,
Wiltons, Flannels, Ser es, Druggets,Sagathys,
Serge Denims Callimancoes, Bombazeens, Thick
fetts, Duroys, Shalloons, Rat inets, Grograms,
Hairbines, Camblets, Ruffells, Cambleteens Calli
coes, Printed Linen, Muslins Cambricks Lawns;
Irish Linens, Brown Holland Raffia Drilling, Rib
bons, Blond and Thread Laces Silk Ferrets, Silk,
Thread and Worsted Hole, best Black Barcelona
Handkerchiefs Linen and Cotton do. Writing Pa
per, Four and Four and an half lb. Pins, Thread,
S Ik Ga zes, Sew ng Silks, Basket Death head arid
Pol shed Steel Buttons Silk Twist, Gloves and
Mitts. Combs Razors. Feb Hatts, Worsted Patterns,
London Fewer Card, Black and White Sattins,
Sarfnet, bhann^el Cafemire Cap Wire, Catgut,
Bown a' dL^ S f? Ex el' "’ 1" dChocolate.
FOR 0 ri L B,
Excellent W E 3 T-L N DIARUM,
B^ the Hogshead. Apply to
"E. B RUS H.
Hartford, Feb. §, 17.8
ROD, Bai, and Plate 1 RON to or Sold by
SAMUEL OGDEN, of Boontown,in New-
Jersey.
January 14 . 1,^9.
PtHVATEE m. to Lod,. . >.fo: Gen
tlenien, kept by MO ES MORSE,' about 30
rods norrh of toe Court House. Allo has to fell
Rum Sugar Coffee, Tea, Port and Claret Wines
about 40 ~ir Men's Shoes, brownßroadcloth, black
Durant, Mohair, a L ht Chariot with harness a
Dutch Sleigh a light Ox Cart and set of Chaise
Boxe., best Chapel Needles and Pins Also has a
convenient store for rugn, sugar molasses flower,
coffee or any thing of the kind, and will store as
cheap, and fell on as small commffions as can be ex
peded for the times. Also for sale, a farm of up
wards of 100 acres of excellent good land, in Wor
thington, in Massachusetts S ate, about 50 miles from
Hartford, pleasantly filled in the center of the
town, near 40 acres joining to the meeting house
under the be 4 improvement ; also a good farm north
of said meeting house, containing 75 acres, well wa
tered and situated, has a small house and about 15
acres under improvement, and three acres of English
grain on said lands, the whole of excellent qual^y,
will be fold for Continental bilk at a re f nablr price,
and Rood titles given. Enquire of Moses Morse
of Hartford or Lieut, Joshua and Ens. Antony
Morse in Worthington.
PURSUANT to the direction of the court of
confifcation for the county of Bennington, in
the state of Vermont held at Arlington the pth day
of January 1779; for the tryal of confifeaung, or
seizing, the ettate of inimical persons to the Indepen
dent States of America, I have seized all the person
al and real eflate of Levi Alien late of Salfb^ry in
Conne&icut, (who is generally supposed to be an
enemy t® his countiy) lying and being in this state,
and am furthermore directed by the said court, to
advertise this feifure in tie Connectit Courant,and
other public papers, to the intent that the friends to
America, may not be imposed on by the said Levi's
conveyance of any lands in this state, (as he has ad
vertifed the fame lands for sale) and also notify him
the said Levi; to appear before the said court, (if he
fee fit) to be holder at Arlington in said county, on
the second Thursday of March next to £hew cause
if any there be, why the said e^ate should not be
confiscated according to the laws of this tiate.
John Fassett junr. Commissioner of Sequestration.
Arlington, 9th, January 17^9.
THE fubferiber who has rode as carrier of the
Connecticut Courant almost four years, in
forms his customers that he muff come to a settle
ment with them, for which purpose he will attend as
follows, viz. At Mr. Bingham's in Stockbridge on
Monday theist ofMarch next, at 9 o'clock forenoon.
On Tuesday the 2d, at Lenox, at Capt, Dibals 10
o'clock forenoon. Wednesday 3d, at Weft Stock
bridge at Mr. Ball's at 11 o'clock forenoon ; and on
the fame day at Richmond, at Mr. Blins 4 o'clock;
and at Capt. Parmelee's at 7 o'clock P. M. At
New-Canaan on Thursday the 4th at Mr. Deming's
10 o'clock forenoon ; at Wid. Warper's 5 o'clock
P. M. At New-Concord on Friday sth,-at Mr.
Alien's, 9 o'clock forenoon ; the fame day 5 o'clock
P. M. at Mr. Scott's Spencertown. On Saturday
the 6th at Nobletown, at Mr. Bird's 9 o'clock fore
noon ; and on Friday the 12th at Greabßarriagton
at noon, at Maj. Smith's, and on Mo .day the 15th
at Egremont, at Mr. Walkover's and Capt. Joyners ;
at which times and places he hopes to be, met by
each of his customers for b- above purpose, which
will oblige their humble servant,
JONATHAN HOLCOMB.
%* As many are cuprous of havirag the late Treaty
bet ween his Mofi Christian Majesty and the United
States fairly prin^d in a diflin& Pamphlet, that
may be at hand to apply to on ail occasions, and
is not so liable to be loft or mislaid as a News-
Paper ; accordingly there is
Just Published, and tobe Sold, atthb
Printing-Office in Norwich;
the
TREATIE S.
OF
AMITY and COMMERCE,
AND 0 F
ALLIANC E,
•EVENTUAL and DEFENSIVE,
Between hi# Mofi Christian Myefty, and the Thir
teen United States of North-America.
County of C< mberland, ff. Dec. 13, 1778.
WH E RE A S application has been made to
me, (one of the Counsellors for said Stated
by the owners of more then one sixteenth part of the
township of Stockbrid e, in said State of Vermont,
requeuing me to call a meeting of said Proprietors, to
be ho!den at the dwelling house of Mr. Jon. Lynde,
innholder in Petersham, in the county of Worceftcr;
and State of Massachusetts Bay, on the 1 ith day of
March nex, at 1 o'clock afternoon; to aft on the
following articles, viz.
First, to choose a Moderator. Second, to choose
a Proprietors Clerk, and give him such inftru&ions
refpe&mg the former records, as they shall think befl.
Third, to agree on some method for calling Propri
etors meetings for the future.
Agreeable to the above req;eft, Ido hereby notify
the Proprietors, of the town of S-ot kbridge, to meet
at the time and place prbpofed, for the aforefa d pur
poses. PAUL SPOONER.'
OF VERM'O N T
County of Cumberland, ff Dec. 13 1778.
WHEREAS application has been mace to
me, (one of the Councellors for said Sta'e,)
by the owners of more then one sixteenth part of the
township of Bernard, in said county of Cumberland,
and Stare of Vermont : requeftmg me to call a meet
ing of said Proprietors, to be holden at the house of
Mr. Jonathan Lynde, innholder in Peteifham, in the
county of Wotcefer, and Stas of Massachusetts Bay
on the rith day of March next, at 1 o'clock after
noon. to aft on the following articles, viz.
First, to choose a Moderator Secondly to choose
a Proprietors Clerk, and give bim fu< h inktuAicni
refpe&ing the former records as they shall think heft.
Thirdly to a,ree on some method for calling Pro
praetors meeting^ for the future.
Agreeable to the above req rest, I dohereby notify
the Proprietors of the town of Bernard, to meet at
the time and place propefed, for the aforefa d purp fes.
PAUL SPOONER.
SIXTY DOLLARS REWARD™
DESER rE D from Cap . C atle< Whtings
company, Col. Samuel B. W bb's halation,
JOHN GOODRICH, and LEVI LATTIMCR,
both of Wethersfield, about 22 years ol age each, the
former about 5 feet 3 inches high, dark complexion;
the other about 5 feet 5 inches high, sandy c m,'ex.
ion, and has an impediment in his speech. Like
wise SAMUEL PULFORD, of Old Stratford and
THOMAS RAVMOUR, of Massachusetts State.
Pulford is a lad about 20 years rs a^e § feet 6 in
ches high; his right arm rather ttiff ard fhoi-er than
the other : Raymour is # about 5 feet 4 inches hi,%
very dark complexion, dark hair and eye# ; 'tis sup
posed they are gone homewards : They took with
them their regimentals, scarlet faced with yellow;
white vefl and breeches. Whoever will take up and
confine said deserters, so that they may be brought
to their regiment again, shall receive tbe above re
ward, or 15 dollars for each of them; and charges,'
paid Wm. VERSTELLE, Lieut.
Garrison, at Warren, Jan 31. 1779
LEFT in the Care of the Subfenber and to be
Bold, for Cassi only, a Number of Ve y Neat
Mill'll Leather Pattern SKINS and BRACES,
by the quantity or single Skin, Apply to
STEPHEN AUSTIN.
Hartford, Jan. 26 1779
MOLASSES to be fold tor Cam, or exchanged
for Grain ; one bulhel of Whea^, or two
bushels of Indian Corn, or one and half o r Rye, will
be take i per gallon. A so. Rock and Homemade
Salt to be fo'd by the calk or fmalier quantity. For
the above mentioned at icies call on MOSES
SMIT Hat the house of Ebenezer Kkeeland,
Clothier, Hartford.
Best gun-powder, to be 577,
By Daniel Hinsdale, jun. at the south
door under the Printing-Office Hartford.