The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-02-09 00:00:00, page 4

JUST tOMli to HAND and to BIT SOLD,
By NATHANIEL PATTEN,
Book Binder and Stationer, a little north of the
State-House Hartford.
LARGE BIBLES, Testaments, Dilworth's
Spelling Books, Psalters, Primers, Watts's
Psalms and Hymns bound in one volume, or Psalms
separate, Tate and Brady's do. Watts's Lyric Poems,
Watts's Divine Songs, Latin Accidence's, No
manclaturas, The Family Phy fcian or Tiffot OR
health, Stickney's Singing Books, Holt's Mercan
tile DiAionary Fol. Willifon's Works Fol. Hervey's
Meditations. Youngs Night Thoughts, ParadifeLoftj
the Hittory of the Martyi's epitomifed Or a Cloud
of Witnesses in two vol. the History of the Nether
lands, the History of Tom Jones, Long Sword or
the Earl of Salisbury, Frier Bacon, Dr. John Faustus.
And a variety of other Plays Hittorfs and small
Books for Children ; Pocket-Books, Record Bsoks,
Account-Books, Paper, Wafers, Crown Soap, Shoe
and Knee Buckles, Needles and Good Rock Salt.
P. S. A handsome allowance, to those who buy
to fell again.
T 9 ITS 6 OLD, ~
A Pair cf Excellent DAPPLE GREY
HORSES, about , teem hands high, fix
years old and well broke to a Carriage. Enquire
of the P«INTERS.
Hartford, Jan. 19, 1775.
LO ST latt Friday evening, between Middle
town Upper and Lower Houses, a BLACK
LEATHER POCKET BOOK, with a
brass chfp, waffi'd with silver, containing upwards
of One Hundred Dollars in Continental Money, a
number of Notes and Receipts of value to the own
er. Whoever will return said book with its contents
to the owner, shall have Thirty Dollars Reward,
and charges paid, by
ELIJAH MIX.
New Haven. Jan. 19, 1779.
LOST laftMonday, between the Widow
Allen's in Windsor and Hartford, a BLACK
LEATHER POCKET BOOK, with a brass
chfp, containing about One Hundred Dollars in
Continental Money, eight or nine Shillings Rhode
Island currency and two Shillings in silver, and feme
papers of Value. Whoever will return said book
to the fubferiber, shall have Thirty Dollars Reward,
and charges paid, by
JOSHUA BRIGGS.
Suffield. Jan. 20, 1779.
T OST the 31st of December, 1778, at Laad
lord Bush's, at Enfield, or near there; a
LEATHER POCKET BOOK, containing one
forty, two thirty dollar and other small bills, to amount
of betwixt one hundred and thirty or fifty dollars.
Whoever will return said book and money to the
fabferiber, fhJl have Twenty Dollars Reward, paid
by OBEDIAH GREENE.
Enfield, Jan. 20, 1779.
A KEN up by the Subferiber, on ffie nth
I cf December last; a DARK SORREL
MARE, about 7 or 8 years old, a star in her fore
head, shod before, no brand, natural pacer, about
#4 hands high, very low in flefh. The owner is
desired to pay charges, and take her away.
JAMES BIRD.
Salisbury, Jan. 1779.
STOLEN out of the stable of the Subscriber,
a Large Chefnut Sorrel HORSE, five years
old; a blaze in his face, large ears, bushy tail, a
White foot on his back, occasioned by a saddle gall,
branded with the letter P on his thigh, trots strong
and resolutely. and paces handfomly. Whoever
shall take up said horse and thief, shall have Sixty
Dollars Reward, or Thirty Dollars for either, and
all necessary charges, paid by
JUSTIS PIERCE.
Woodbury, Jan. 13, 1779.
STRAYED from the Subferiber, the 6th inst.
a BLAC K MARE, five years old, about rq
handshigh, no brand, a white strip in her face, a little
white spot on the near fid: of her neck, three white
feet, natural trotter. Twenty Dollars reward and
charges paid, to any person who will return her to
ZADOCK BEBEE.
_Wilbraham, Jan. 18, 1778.
ROD, Bar, and Plate I RON, to be Sold, by
SAMUEL OGDEN, of Boontown,in New-
Jersey.
4 January 14. 1779.
BROKE into the enclosure of the Subferiber,
about the middle of December last, Ei^ht
SHEEP, of different marks, all mark'd with red
on their backs. The owner or owners may have
them by paying charges, and applying to
THOMAS WHEATON.
Southing ton, Jan z§, 1779.
WANTE D,
ON hire (or otherwise) a GIRL, to do the
work of a small Family, and spin occasionally.
Wages will be made equal to the old rule, in any
'°"°""Y° Enquire of the Printers.
Jut treceived, and to be Sold,
By L YNDE& MARBLE,
At their Store about mid-way between the State-
House and Great Bridge in Hartford,
AFrefh Supply of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
of whick they have a general assortment—-—
They have ^lfo, Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Cinna
mon, Chaves, Mace Nutmegs, Coperas, Allum,
Oil cf Vitriol Otter, Spanish Brown,Spanifh White,
Weft India and New England Rum and Brandy, by
Salt, &c.,&c.'
jurt opened and to be Sold, Wholesale and Retail,
At SCOTT and BURT's
Store in Springfield;
A Variety of ENGLISH GOODS, among
which are the following articles, viz. Super
fine, green, black blue, brown and light colour'd
Broadcloth, fcailet do. black, brown; blue, green
and crimson colour'd Serges ; blue, white, greenand
crimson Ratteen, white waild do. Calamancoes of
all Colours ; plain green and fprig'd Ruffels; black,
blue, brown, orimfen and scarlet Cambleteens and
Harebines ; black, blue and rib'd Everlasting ; black,
blue and scarlet Drawboys. Gold laced bever Hats,
caster and felt do. silver lace. Shalloons and Ratti
netts, of all colours ; black and crimson Manchester
Velvet ; Harriteen ; Irish Linen; black and check'd
Barcelona Handkerchiefs, check linen & and cotton do.
sewing Silk ; Twist ; Buttons, and Thread; Pins
by the pack pound or paper; Writing Paper ; Men's
and Womenis Leather Gloves ; Mill'd Gloves and
Mittens ; Catgut; Ribbons ; Silk and Worsted Fer
ret ; Tape ; Looking Glasses, Men's and Women's
Shoes ; blue, green, scarlet, crimson and yellow
Bazes ; Watch Cryflals by the Groce or Dozen ;
Silver plated Watch Keys, ditto; Stone Buttons ;
Pocket Books; Psalters; Spelling Books and Pri
mers ; History Books ; Shoe and Knee Buckles, and
a ve y large assortment of HARD. CROCKERY
and HOLLOW WARE; Whale Bone ; Ivory
Combs ; Women's Hair Combs, by the Groce or
Doc. Open work'd do. Sciffars ; Knives & Borks;
Jack Kuives ; Penknives ; Wool-Cards ; Coperas ;
Allum ; Logwood ; Pepper ; Ginger ; Allspice and
Brimstone; Pipes by the box or doz. Codlines#
Snuff, Tobacco Boxes with Piaffes ; Snuff Boxes,
and a variety of other articles too numerous to men
fen. Aifo, a quantity of French Cordials and Salt.
=' -= —— — I %—-— — . - . Q
WE the fubferibers being appointed by the hon.
Judge of Probate for the diftrid of Hartford,
commissioners to adjust the claims of the creditors to
tbe estate of Benoni Dewolf, late of Qaftenhury de
ceas d, rendered insolvent; do hereby, give notice
that we shall attend on said business on the firft Mon
days of February and March next, at the house of
Thomas Hollister, jun. in said Glaftenbury, at one
o'clock on each of said days.
THOMAS HOLLISTER, Jan.) Commif-
THOMAS HUNT, J fioners.
_ January 14, 1779. _
STRAYED from the fubferiber the iftof De
cember lad, a black HORS E, 3 years old
past, a small short horse of his age, if any brand tis
C on the left buttock, 3 white feet if not the other;
a small white streak in the face, trots all. Whoever
hath taken up said horse and will return him to me;
or fend to me that I may have him again, shall have
five dollars reward, and all necessary charges paid, by
EBENEZER MOOD Y.
New Hartford; Jan. 11 1779.
WE the fubferibers being appointed by the hon.
court of probate for the diflrid of Stamford,
commissioners to examine the claims of the creditors
to the estates of Thadeui Silleck, Raymond Silkck,
Joseph Goroum; John Waterbury the 4th, Jarres
Halt, jun. and Silvanus Hait, all of Stamford, lately
Bone over to, and joined the enemy, of the United
tates of America, and thereby forfeited their inter
ests to this State. These are to notify said credi
tors that we shall attend said business at the dwelling
house of Abraham Weed, in Stamford, on the last
Mondays of instant January, and February, and the
fccond Tuesday in March next, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon of each day. No accounts will be
allowed unless properly attefled,
ABRAHAM WEED; ) Comraif-
JAMES WEED, f fioners.
N. B. Daniel Bouton is appointed Administrator
on the above forfeited estates.
Januarv 8, 1779.
A ° en "°^price^be^^^
GIRL who can be well recommended for the
duties of a kitchen. Enquire of the Printers.
fit READY MONEY is expeaed for infertino
Advertisements ; # n ^;. n --
STOLEN From the liable cf the Subfeffbe?,on
the night after the 281'1 infant, a LIGHT
BAY HORSE 14 years old, between 14 and
if hands high, white (ace and nose, his hind feet
and legs up to his foot lock joints white; a Iharp
back rising high between his fore shoulders, collar
gall'd on his neck and breft, and some old saddle
galls on his back, a natural pacer ; said horse i^ve
ry singular to paw with his fore feet, when heftands
at manger if a hungry. Whoever shall ferure said
horse and thief and fend them to Mr. Joflah Blakeley
at Hartford, or to the fubferiber at North-Haveh,
shall receive Twenty Dollars Reward, and all necefi
fary charges, or ten dollars for the horse, and charged
paid by their humble servant,
WALTER MUNSON.
North Haven, Jan. 29, 1779.
TAKEN up by the Subferiber. a SMALL
BLACK MARE. about five or fix years
old, three white feet ball'd face, trots all shod all
round, no brand. The owner may have her, by
paying charges, to
ROBERT PEASE, Jun.
Somers, Jan. 12 1779.
Just come to Hand, and to be Sold
By \V ELLES and Company,
In Eatt-Windfor;
A Small afforment of ENGLISH GOODS,
among which are the following, viz, brown,
black and light colour'd Broadcloth ; scarlet Kerfey
proper for women s cloaks ; black Manchester Velvet;
thick set worsted Pluffi ; spotted fhagg flowered
Taborets; black, blue and flower'd Callamincoes ;
black, blue and scarlet Drawboys; pink colour'd
Rattinet ; mxd colour d Camblets ; blue green
brown and fleffi colour'd Garnet. Best crooked
and horn Combs; long Sciffars ; Thimbles : sewing
Silk ; sewing and knitting Needles ; hatters best
looping Needles; writing Paper; Allum, Ginger,
Copperas, Brimstone and Currants. A small assort
ment ofCROCKERY ancTHOLLOW WARE,
And a number of other articles not mentioned.
LOST between Tollaud and Willington, in
December last, a LEATHER POCKET
BOOK, containing one thirty dollar bill, one eight
do. and one five do. with some small bills; and an
agreement between some of the inhabitants of Wil.
lington and the fubferiber, concerning a singing
school. Whosoever has or shall find said book with
its contents, and return it to me, or Esq; Holmes
in Willington, shall be intitled to Six Dollars Re
ward, ana the thanks of their friend,
SETH KING.
Willington, Jan. 4. 1779.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Commissi
oners, by the Honorable Court of Probate,
for the county of Hampshire, to receive and eximine
the claims of the creditors, to the estate of George
Pynchon, late of Granville, deceased, represented
insolvent, do, hereby notify said creditors, that we
fhdl attend the business of our appointment, at the
dwelling house of Enoch Coe innholder, in said
Granville, on the firft, second and third Mondays
of March next, at nine o'clock in the morning, of
each of said days,
ENOCH COE, 1 Commif-
JOSIAH HARVEY.) fioners.
Granville, Jan. 26, 1779.
ALL Persons in the town of Hartford, that
have not paid their slate taxes for the year
1778, viz. one ,d rate, granted on the lift 1776,
and four i2d and one 2s rate on the lift for 1777, are
desired to meet the fubferiber; at the time and places
here mentioned, viz. on Wednesday the 10th day
of February, at the house of Mr. Moses Butler,
and on Thursday after at the house of M; David
Little, in order to fettle their refpe&ive rates.
ABR'M WEBSTER, Colleger.
Hartford, Ja n. 29, 1779.
LE F T in the Care of the Subferiber. and to be
Sold, for Cassi only, a Number of Very Neat
Mill'd Leather Pattern SKINS and BRACES,
by the quantity or single Skin. Apply to
STEPHEN AUSTIN.
Hartford, Jan. 26, 1779
CONSTAN F attendance is given on the Mon
days and Tuesdays of each week, at the Print
, ° ffi " ln Hartf ord> for the settlement of the
estate of Ebenezer Watson, Printer, deceas'd, where
all persons concerned are desired to exhibit their ac
counts properly attested, to
HANNAH WATSON. Administratrix.
O U ^^GA R , to be exchanged for Bui
ter, Tallow or Hog's Lard. A new Sleigh
With Harness complete to be fold. Enquire of
DTEPHEN Austin, in Hartford.
T h BLACK, to be exchanged for In-
JLj dian Corn, h^ P.^-. tt.