The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-05-14 00:00:00, page 4

CALLAGES & CHINTZES.
An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of
CHINTZES and CALICOES,
Lately IMPORTED from FRANCE,
Are now ready tor SALE, at the STORE of
THOMAS HOPKIN S,
WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
For MON E Y, or BILLS on FRANCE.
Hartford, April 30. 1782.
Taris j. tillinghast, & c omp .
Have opened and are now felling by Retail, at
their Shop in the South-East corner of Mr.
JOHN NEVINS's house, nearly opnofite the
Court-House, an Assortment of Dry and
Weft-India GOODS, among which are the
following articles, viz.
SUPERFINE Sky-blue and Raifons and Nutmegs,
mixed greyßroad-Cloth, Writing and Bonnet Paper,
Blue and scarlet, do. Bed French Mustard and Ink
Silicia Cloths, Powder,
Blue and grey Bearskin, White bone handled Knives
White and blue Baize, and Forks,
Blue, purple and red French Black Wood, do.
Serge, Jack Knives,
Black pink and scarlet Cam- Pen-Knives,
blct, Scissors,
Corduroy, Silver Plated Shoe Buckles,
Buckram, Yellow metal do.
Fine light chintz Patches, Ink-Pots,
A neat assortment of dark & Pad Locks,
light Callicoes, Pocket Looking Gliffes,
Striped and flainLuteftrings, Ivory Combs,
Maziers and Batavia Silk, Lady's Hair Pins,
Cambrick, Lawns and Mus- Files,
lin, Gimblets,
Women's white Silk Mitts, Knitting Needles,
Do. White Kid Gloves, Wool Cards,
Ribbons and Tapes, Quart and Pint Potts,
Quality & narrow bindings, Bafons, Plates and Porrin-
Coloured thread, gers.
White, do. 7 by 9 and 6 by 8 Taylor &
Sewing Silk of different co- Sons Window Glass,
lours, German Steel,
Rest Barcelona and common A L S O.
Handkerchiefs, lod, and 4d, Nails,
Bordered linen do. Cotton Wool,
Death-Head and metal But- Hard soap,
tons, Iron Hollow Ware,
Felt Hatts, Frying Pans,
Women's cloth Shoes, Tin Funnels, &c. &c.
Spelling Books,
Weft India and New-England Rum, French Brandy, Loaf
and brown Sugar, Bohea Tea, Chocolate and ground Gin
ger; all which they will fell on as reasonable terms as any
shop in the State.
Those who may have any Cash to lay out will do well to
call at their Shop. 'They doubt not but they may meet with
good bargains, and the smallest favour will be gratefully
acknowledged by the public's humble servants.
Flour and grain will be taken in pay for any of those ar
ticles.
A few bushels of best Siberian Wheat may be had at said
shop. The excellencies of this wheat is it never blatts, and
yields a very great crop. It may be sown any time in May.
ISAA CSEBRIN G & Co.
At their STORE a few rods south of the Great
Bridge, have just opened
A frelh Assortment of GOOD S,
Suitable to the SEASON,
Which they will fell on the most REASON
ABLE TERMS, for
CASH or BILLS on FRANCE.
Among their GOODS are the following
ARTICLES, viz.
GA RNET, blue and Blue and white, and red and
orange coloured Super- white do.
fine Broad-cloths, Corderoy,
Caflimer, Jean,
Shalloons, Dutch Cord,
Callimancoos, Men's and women's thread
Tammies, and cotton Stockings,
Durants, Black Breeches Patterns,
A variety of Calicoes and Scarlet Plush,
Chintzes, of the most fa- Black Velvet,
shionable kinds. Writing Paper,
,-Bths and yard wide linens Quality and Shoe Binding,
and Checks, Pinns and Needles,
White and brown Sheeting, Horn and ivory combs,
Pink, blue and white Peeling Table Knives and Forks,
Sattins. Penknives,
-1-2 ell, 3-4 and yard wide Cutteaus,
Black Mode, Razors,
Plain and Griped black and Scissors,
white Gauze, Snuff Boxes,
Millinct and Catgut, Pocket Looking Glasses,
Plain andfigured Ribbons, Locksand Hinges,
Black and wuite Lace and Flat and three Square Piles,
Edging, Carpenters Chiffells and
Lawn, Cambrick & Mullin, Firmers. ALSO. 1
Black and cototiredßarcHona Tea, Sugar, Chocolate, Pcp-
H mdkerehids, per, Ginger, and best
Bandana a,X Longee do. French Indigo, &c. &c,
N. B. Hour, Wheat and Indian Corn, will bereceived in
payment for any of the above GOOD S.
To be L ET, upon SHARE S,
On the MOST REASONABLE TER M3,'
AN excellent POTTERS WORKS in the Weft-Society
ip Windsor, Stare of Connecticut. For terms enquire
•f 4EE' GILLET, jun. living a said works, qi SSLO
MONTNSIGN of Hartford.
hurtf^^ Apr 4 I^, Is%
Tobe SO L P, and entered on immediately,
A Two Story well finished mansion House and good Barn,
with about three acres of the best of mowing Land,
with sixty bearing Apple Trees, the most of them grafted
fruit of the best kind. Said house and land is fituatein
Durham, in the most pleasant and convenient part of the
town for a trader, tavern-keeper, or tradesman. Also, to be
fold, Three Acres of GOOD PASTURE, well watered and
within a quarter of a mile of said house.—An indisputable
title will be given of the whole. For terms, enquire of S.
AUSTIN, at Hartford, ELIJAH AUSTIN, New-Haven, or
AUSTIN and BATES, Middletown.
April 13, 1782.
WIL D A 1 K,
WILL cover this Season an Mr, Freeman Kilburn's Stable
at the Ferry, for Four Dollars single Leap, or Fight
Dollars the Season, this Beautiful BAY HORSE is the fame
that covered at Mr. William Hooker's last year, and form
erly at Mr. Churches, at Springfield.
N. B. Pasturing for Mares is provided for those that may
want.
Hartford, April 20, 1782. _
Excellent POR i WINE,
By the PIPE or QUARTER CASK,
To be S O L D. Enquire at
Mr. GEORGE MERRILL's Store.
To the Trading People of America,
M. M. Coulougnac and Co.
Merchants, in Lyon, a City in France.
HAVE opened, and ready furnished with all Kinda of dry
Goods, a Storehouse as well in Nantz as in L'Orient,
in which any one may have a general Assortment of Cloths,
Coatings, Silks, Linens, &c. &c. &c. proceeding from their
own Manufactories in SEDAN, LOUVIERS, ELBOEUR,
LODEVE, CARCASSONNE, LAVAL, COLMAR, CASTRES,
FRENCH FLANDERS, LYON, PARIS, &c. &c. &c.
M. M. Coulougnac and Company will dispose of those
Goods for Money, suitable Bills of Exchange on every place
in Europe, or Tobacco, Indigo, Furs, Skins, or an, other
Production either of North-America or the Wcft-India
Islands, at the Rates current in those two Cities.
By Means of these proposed Exchanges, the Merchants who
in future fend Cargoes there may save themselves the com
million and Storage Expences, by applying to the aforefaid
Gentlemen, as soon as their ships arrive there ; and by find
ing M. M. Coulougnac and Company's Stores all the Goods
their Captains or Agents may possibly desire, their Voyages
will be much shorter than formerly. The aforefaid Gentie
men will likewise undertake the Direction either of the Ships
and Cargoes, or of part of them only, that any may choofc
to trust to their Care, in Nantz or L'Orient.
Joseph Mercier, their Agent at Philadelphia, at Peter Le
Maigre *nd Company's Store, in Water-Street, between
Market and Arch-Streers, will take upon him to cause any
one's Orders and Commissions to be carefully and in the belt
, Manner executed in France.
The Chiefs of the French Nation in the Continental Sea-
Ports will make clear all that any one may wish to know of
the good Name and Solidity of M. M. Coulougnac and Com
pany.
N. B. Mr. Le Maigre is now in Providence, and may be
spoke with at Messieurs Joseph and William Rulfel's Stere.
Hartford, .April 23, 1782. (3 Mo.)
O be fold, a good Farm containing about 150 acres,
lying in Southington, said farm is well watered, and
has a good houfeand barn thereo^ftanding, for particulars
enquire of WILLIAM DAY.
April it, 1782.
CASH given for a few Tons of
Good Wheat F LOU R,
If delivered within Ten Days, by
JOHN CALDWELL, & Co.
WHO HAVE FOR SALE,
A Few pieces of elegant Chintz, a small assortment of
European Goods, Rum, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Cotton,
Indigo, Pepper, &c. &c. which they will fell on reasonable
terms, for Cash or Wheat Flour.
Hartford, May 7, 1782.
WE the fubferibers being appointed Commissioners by
the Hon, Court of Probate for the diftrid of Staf
ford, to receive and examine the claims of the several credi
tors to the estate of the Widow Martha Buel, T ate of Tol
land, deceased (represented insolvent) hereby give notice,
that we shall attend die said business at the dwelling house
of Eleazer Steel, in said Tolland, on the third and last Tucf
days of May next, at two o'clock after Noon on each of
said days.
ELEAZER STEEL,
BENONI SHEPHERD.
Toland, April 20, 1782.
RAN G E
Will Cover this Season, at the Stable of the Subscriber in
Hartford.
HE is one of the famous Old Rangers Colts, and allowed
by good judges, to be equal to any Horse in the State.
No Trust. JAMES NICHOLS.
N. B. Said Nichols has one of Old Rangers Colts, 4 years
o ld, for Sale.
K A N G E R.
Will Cover this Season, at Mr. Denny's, Tan
ner, in Middletown.
HE is a dark grey Horse, five years old, near fifteen
hands high ; his foe was Col. WyHys's white Arab,
well known by the name of old Ranger; this Horse is hand
some strong and adive, and certain for colts ; he is allowed
to be the best fire of that breed.---The price is fifteen shil
lingsthe season, or nine shillings the Single leap. Wheat
or Indian corn will be received as pay.
N. B. Saddle Leather and BoQL-Le&s for falc ¥ said Dcn
^'h on reasonable «rms 4
Common Intelligence I
THE Subferibers have just received, and would be better
pleased in issuing, at a moderate advance from &
cost, an Assortment of
Iron Ware.
Chintzes and C allicoes.
Broad and Narrow Cloths.
Irish and Dutch Linens.
Glass, China and Queens Ware.
Tea, Coffee and Spices.
Many other Articles not worth mentioning in a News-Pa 3
per, as they appear to much better advantage in Store.
Purchasers, furnished with Cash, Bills of Exchange, Flout
or any other product of the earth will not be very great ioofetf
by calling on JAMES & HEZ. BULL.
Hartford, May 7, 1782.
The Collector of State Taxes fol the town of Hartford.
WARNS the inhabitants and others liable to pay rates iff
said town, to pay himthc amount of three pence on
the pound, on the Lift 1781, in lolid coin, without the least
delay. As the public call for Specie at this time to ena
ble them to carry on the ensuing campaign with vigor,
makes it absolutely necessary chat the money be immediate
ly paid, I trust the inhabitants of this town would wish to be
us forward as any of the towns in the State in paying their
rates, therefore shall expert a very speedy compliance.
DANIEL SKINNER, jun. Collector.
STRAYED or STOLEN from the fubicriber, about the
19th ult. a sorrel MARE, about fifteen hands high,
eight or nine years old, a small star in her forehead, sho#
all round.—Whoever will give information where she may
be found, shall be generously rewarded, by
JOEL ATKINS.
Middletown, May 4. 1782.
THE Subscriber being appointed Sealer of Weights fofe
the town of Hartford, calls upon all persons possessed
of Steel- Yards, to bring them in for examination according
to Law. THOMAS SLOAN.
He has for Sale Some excellent Swedish Shear Molds.
GRAYED or Stolen from the Subscriber, the loch ult.l
Black HORSE, 13 and a half hands high, trots all, large
hoofs, branded TR on the fore hoofs, about 8 years old.
Whoever will take up Said Horse, and return him to the Sub
scriber shall have a reasonable reward, and necessary charges
paid, by THOMAS KILBY.
Weathersfield, May 4, 1782.
The Beautiful full Blooded Bright Bay Horse
HECTO R.
IN the care of Mr. Ephraim Stow of Middletown, will cover
this season, atthe price of one dollar paid down, er one
bushel and a half of good wheat next fall the Single leap, or
four dollars the season, This Horse was imported from Eng
land by a gentleman of character in a neighbouring State,
and is Known to be equal for colts, beauty and carriage to
auy Horse in this State,
Good pasturing for Mares.
Middletown, April 24. 1782.
An ELEGANT ASSORTMEN T of
Chintzes and Callicoes,
Just imported in the last Veflels from France, and to be fold
at the Store of S. A USTI N and Co.
Hartford, May 6, 1782.
LOST on Friday lalt, between Southbury and Waterbury,
out of a loaded Waggon on their way to Hartford, a
PORTMANTEAU, (belonging to a French Officer lately
prisoner at New-York, and met with great losses when ta
ken) with Sundry cloaths and a number of other articles,
among which is a Bank Note of Twenty Dollars, upon Ro
bert Morris, Esq. about eight or nine dollars in silver, one
pair of Silver shoe Buckles, a Pocket Book with papers of
confcquence to the oweer, one fnuff box with a Lady's pie
ture in miniature on the lid, and many other small articles
not mentioned. Any person finding tnefame and delivering
them to Ralph Pomeroy, Esq. D. Q. M. at Hartford, shall
receive a handsome reward for the fame whca delivered, and
the sincere thanks of their humble Servant,
DUMOUSSEAU.
Hartford, 6th April, 1782.
PUBLI"C A~U CTI ON.
At the Store of Meffi's. Zabdiel Rogers and Co in Norwich
on Tuesday the 21st day of May next, at 10 o'clock A. M.
WILL COMMENCE
THE Sale of a valuable Assortment of European GOODS,
imported in the Brigantine Fire Brand, Capt. Trow
bridge, from Amsterdam. They confit of too great a va
riety to be inserted in an Advertisement, Any person chat
purchaSes more than Thirty Pounds will be flowed fix
months credit, on procuring Security to the fati>fa&ion of
the owner of said goods, Bank notes, or notes iffuod by the
Hon. Robert Morris, Esq; will be received in payment equal
to cash in hand.
Norwich, April 23, 1782.
Just Published and now felling by
NATHANIEL PATTE N,
A few rods north of the Court-House, HARTFORD.
THE
REVOLUTION
OF
AMERIC A.
Bv the ABBE RA YN AL,
Author of the Philosophical and Political Wftory of the
RftabLishments and Commerce of the Europeans in both
the Indies.
N. B. At said shop cash is given for Cotton or Linen
RAGS, old bags, fail cloth, &c. _________
THE Subscriber having concluded to dncuncioue riding
as a PoR from Hartford to Chefterfield, desires all in
debted to him to make speedy payment, in order to enable
him co fettle with the Printers.
BQAZ SBAlfa
Southampton, April ^, 178^,