The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-02-16 00:00:00, page 4

fy UD, Bar, and Flare I RO^, to be Soid, by
SAMUEL; OGDEN, of Boontown,in,New
jerfey:
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jut treceived, and to be Sold,
By L YNDE&MARBLE,
At their Store about mid-way between the State-
Huuie and G eat Bridge in Hartford,
AFrefh Supply ci DRUGS and MEDICINES
of winch they have a general a ffortment ——
I hey have also, Pepper Ginger, Allspice, Cinna
^n Cloves, Mace Nutmegs, Copera*,, Allurn,
cf Vitriol Otter, Spanish Brown Spaniffi White,
Wed India and New England Rum and Brandy, by
the barrel Wines; Clove Water, Salt, &c. &c.
Jua opened and to be Sold, Wholesale an^FQT-
At SCOTT AND BURT's
Store m Springfield;
A Variety cf ENGLISH GOODS, among
which are the following articles, viz. Super,
fine, green, black blue, brown and light colour'd
Broadcloth, scarlet do. black, brown; blue, green
and crimson colour'd Serges ; blue, white, greenand
crimion Ratteen, white waild do. Calamancoes of
all colours ; plain green and fprig'd Ruffels, black,
blpe, brown, crimion and scarlet Cambicteins and
Harebmes ; black, blue and ril'd EvctlaOn, ; black,
blue and scarlet Drawboys. Gold laced bever Hats,
ca&er and felt do. iLver lace. - Shalloons and Ratti
netts, of all colours ; black and crimson Manchester
Velvet ; Harnteen ; Infh L:nen ; black and check'd
Barcelona Handkerchiefs, check linen and cotton de.
tewing Silk ; Ilwia ; Buttons and Thread; Pins
by the pack pound or paper; Writing Paper ; Mea's
and Womenis Leather Gloves : Mill'd Gloves and
Mitten s ; Catgut; Ribbons ; Silk and Worsted Fer
ret ; Tape ; Looking Ghfes , Men's and Women's
Shoes /blue, green, scarlet, crimson and yellow
Bazes; Watch Crystals by the Groce or Dozen ;
Silver plated Watch Keys, ditto; Stone Buttons ;
Pocket Books; Psalters; Spelling Books and Pri
nters ; History Books ; Shoe and Knee Buckles, and
a ve y large assortment of HARD, CROCKERY
and HOLLOW WARE; Whale Bone; Ivory
Combi ; Women's Harr Combs, by the Groce or
Doz. Open work'd do. Sciffars ; Knives & Forks ;
Jack Kaives ; Penknives ; Wool-Cards ; Coperas ;
Allurn ; Logwood; Pepper; Ginger ; Allspice and
^rimHene; Pipes by the box or dot. Codlines;
Snuff, Tobacco Boxes with Glasses ; Snuff Boxes,
and a variety of other articles too numerous to men
tion. Also, a quantity of French Cordials and Salt.
T ^ B~E SOLD,
By THOMAS HOPKINS and Co.
At their Store nearly opposite to the North Meeting-
House Hartford ;
CHOICE old Madeira and Port Wine, by
the P pc or Quarter-Calk ; Weil-India and
New-England Rum, by the Hogfhcad ; Loaf and
Brown Sugar : together with a genteel afortment of
&gbfh and India Goods, among which are, 1.
quantity offull'd Bazes fmtable for soldiers blankets
/Hartford ^n. o. 17,Q.
for sa l e,
Excellent WEST-INDIA RUM,
B' the Ho,fhead. Apply to
"E. B RUS H.
Hartford, Feb. 5 >7)B.
THE fubferiber hs< just received a consignment
of choice ROCK SALT, which is to be ex
changed for Calh or any kind of Produce.
N. B. Wines may be had as above. Enquire of
EBENEZER BERNARD, jun. near the Court-
House, Hartford.
THE fubferiber who has rode as carrier of the
Connefbeut Courant almost four years, in
forms his cudomers that he must come to a settle
ment with them, for which purpose he wall attend as
follows, viz. At M rs . 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 gd ac Weft Stock-
Bridge at Mr. Bill's at 11 o'clock forenoon ; and on
the fame day at Richmond, at Mr. Blins 4 o'clock,
and at Capt. Parmerlee's at 7 o'clock P. M. At
New-Canaan on Thursday the 4th at Mr. Deming's
so o'clock forencon , at Wid. Warner's 5 o'clock
P. M. At New-Concord on Friday gth, at Mr.
Alley's, 9 o'clock forenoon ; the fameday 5 o'clock
P. M. at Mr. Scott's Spencertown. On Saturday
the 6th at Nobj&own, at Mr. Bird's 9 o'clock fore
acen; and on Friday the 12th at Great Barrington
at noon, at Maj. Smith's, and on Monday the 15th
at Egremont, at Mr. Leftover's and Gapt. Joyners ;
at which times and places he hopes to be met by
each of his customers for the above purpose, which
will oblige their humble fervent,
JONATHAN HOLCOMB.
Feb' Kry 1; 3*77,,
O^ano, Abo t© ns Sobs
By ISAAC MOSELEY;
Of Glaftenbury. a few rods south of the Meeting-
House, a large assortment of E UROPEAN
GOO D S, among which are the following, viio.
BROADCLOTHS, Duffils, Baizes, blua Wack
b brown and figur'd Velvets, Drawboys of dif
ferent colours, Flannel. Cambletteens. Shalloons,
Serge Denims, Merfailles Quilting German Curd.
Fustians, Callicoes, Calliniancoes, Cambricks, Hol
land? Gauzes Men's worsted Hole. Women's
Gloves and Mus, Sowing Silk and Twifl, Ribbons,
Satins Phis andMxdlesßlown Lace, Fringe Gimp,
SualeCThimbles, Whale Bohe and Stay Trimmings,
Bever and Castor Mats, Knives and Forks, Razors,
Penknives, Writing Paper, Pipes, 6 by 8 and 7 by
9 Ghh, Tea, Coffee Pepper, Ginger, Allum, Cin
namon Nutmegs, Currants; German and Blistered
Steel, Women's Shoos, Wool Cards, Chaise Whips
and Saddle Trimmings, with a variety of other
articles.
JuU opened and to be fold,
By JAMES LAMB & SON,
By Wholesale and Retail, at their Store in Hartford,
a variety of Engl fli and Hard Ware GOODS,
among which are the following articles viz.
BROADCLOTHS, blue ratteens, wiitons, vel
vets cordurets plush, camblets, Shalloons, ruf
feil, women's flays, fans, Barcelona handkerchiefs,
Dutch lace, thread, fewiog silk and twist, men and
women's shoes, silver laces, clothing hats, waistcoat
patterns gartering, looking glasses differed sizes,
paper fnwff boxes, ivory and horn combs, hooks and
eyes, silver plated and flone shoe buckles, common
do. large and small fciffars, penknives, jack and case
do. bridle gun locks chest and draws locks, screws,
joyners tools, files, rasps, gimblefs, foates, thumb
latches, pickrell hooks wyer'd, fppons, spurs. sickles,
handles and efeuteds, powder flafks, goose, duck
and pidgion shot, flints, pipes, pins, square 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 fifh nets, ready
cork'd and leaded. With a number of other articles,
which will be fold at the lowest cash price. As the
above persons are about leaving the state, any perfoas
inclining to purchase the whole, may meet with
good encou^agemenf.
N. B, Choice rock salt, liver oyl, molasses, sugar,
toffee, 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.
Just opened and to be fold, Whokfale and Retail,
At JOSIAH BLAKELEY's
Universal Store, in Hartford, a frefh fop
ply of European GOODS viz.
SUPERFINE black brown green and purple
broadcloth, second olive scarlet brown blue and
black do. red and mixt colour'd German serges,
brown gray and white coatings, red yellow and
brown baizes, black blue crimfoo 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 thicksets, black frown
purple and white fudians, white corded dimoty,
rib'd spotted colour'd and white jeans, black & white
fayes, rattinets, Walloons, durants, tammy's cam
blets, cotton, wool cards, pins by thejb. or pack,
black fattin, black and white pealon, silk cotton and
linen handkerchiefs, brocaded silk„ Irilh linens,
cambrick, spotted and striped jaconet muslins, gauze
aprons, plain white do. buttons thread, twist and
sewing silk. plated shoe and knee buckles, brass do.
gieen 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 irons, dogs, batons, &c. Crockery ware. Weft
India rum by the hhd. red lead, yellow oaker and
Spanilh brown, by the bag only, Reck. Lifbof,
Cales and home mide fait.
TO B S 0 l'"d.
By WILLIAM IMLAY,
At his Store near the Court House Hartford ;
I? NGLISH Broadcloth, Colchefter Baizes,
} Wiltons, Flannels, Serves, Druggets,Sagathys,
Serge Deniras, Callimancoes Bombazeens, Thick
fetts, Duroys, Shalloons. Rattinets, Grogra/hs,
Hanrbinet, Cambists, Ruffells, Cambleteens Calli
coes, Printed Linen, Muslins, Cambricks, Lawns;
Irish Linens, Brown Holland, Russia Drilling, Rib.
boss, 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,
Silk Gauzes, Sewing Silks, Baftet, Death head and
Polished Steel Buttons Silk Twist, Gloves and
Mitts. Combs, Razors Felt Hatts, Worsted Patterns,
London Pewter, Cards, Black and White Sattins,
Satinet; Shanneel, CaLmire, Cap Wire, Catgut,
Down and Loaf Sugar, fx silent Tea and Chotolalc.
SALE BY AUCTION.
On Wednesday the 171^ ; nftant at 10 o'clock A. M
Will be Sold at PUBLIC VENDUE at New-
London,
THIRTY Ho^ffieads Spirits; a few caries c|
Loaf and'Brown Sugar ; sundry boxes Greer
and Bohea Tea ; (undry Pipes Madeira, Port and
Sherry Wine; several calks Nails; 2d tierces of
Provisions; about 1 ton of Bread; a quantity of dr%
goods, consisting of fuperfine and coarse Bro.rdcictfe
with trimmings; check and Irfh Linens ; CaTtoes,
Oznabrigs. A variety of H fiery and Hard Ware;
with many other articles. A large quantity of En #
glifh Oats not kiln dryed. Also the armed Brigan
tine RANGER, burthen about 130 tons mounting
12 carriage guns, The Brigantine PETER, bar
then about 150 tons, and the Bripaniine THO
MAS and WILLIAM, burthen about 200 torr.
The above are weil found, and the two lad EnUifh
built. Inventory of which will be exhibited at the
time of sale.
PRIVATE Entertainment and Lodiin^s for Gen
tlemen, kept by MOSES MORSE, ab®ut 30
rods north, of the Court House. Also has to fell
Rum, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Port and Claret Wines
about 40 pair Men's Shoes, brownßroadcloth, black
Durant, Mohair, a light Chariot with harness a
Dutch Sleigh a light Ox Cart and set cf Chaise
Boxes, best Chapel Needles and Pins. Also has a
convenient flore for rum, sugar, molasses flower,
coffee, or any thing of the kind, and will store as
cheap, and fell on as small coham ffions as can be ex
pe&ed for the times. Also for fa ? e, a farm of up
wards of 100 acres of excellent gcrod land, in Wor
thington, in Massachusetts S:ate, about 50 miles from
Hartford; pleasantly situ ated in the center of the
town, near 40 acres joining to the meeting house
under the bed improvement ; also, a good farm north
of said meeting house, containing 75 acres, well wa
tered and situated, has a small house and about if
acres under improvement, and three acres of Engliffi
grain on said lands, the whole of excellent quality,
will be fold for Continental bills at a reasonable price,
and good titles given. Enquire of Moses Morse
of Hartford or Lieut, Joshua and Ens. Antony
Morse in Worthington.
Pti^RSUANT to the direAion of the court of
confifeation for the county of Bennington, in
the state of Vermont, held at Arlington the 9th day
of January >779' '° r the tryal of confifeating, or
ferzing the estate of inimical persons to the Indepen
dent States of America, I have seized all the perian
al and real estate of Levi Allen late of Salfbury in
Connecticut, (who is generally supposed to be an
enemy tohis country) lying and being in this state,
and am furthermore direaed by the said court, to
advertise this feifure in the Connecticut Courant, and
other public papers, to the intent that the friends tc
America, may not be imposed on by the said Leri'#
conveyance of any lands in this slate, (as he has ad
vertifed the fame lands for fale)_ and also notify him
the said Levi, to appear before the said court, (if he
fee fit) to be holden at Arlington in said county, on
the second Thursday of March next to shew cause
if any there be, why the said estate should not be
confifeated according to the laws of this state.
John Fassett junr. Commissioner of Sequestration,
Arlington, 9th, January 1779.
WE the Subscribers being appointed Commissi
oners, by the Honorable Court of Probate,
for the bounty 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
shall 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. ICommif.
JOSIAH HARVEY.f fioaers.
Granville, Jan. 26 1779.
STOLE N from the stable cf he Suhicr : ber,on
the nizht after the 28th instant, a LIGHT
BAY HORSE, 14 years old, between 14 and
15 hands high, white face and nose, his hind feet
and legs up to his foot lock joints white; a sharp
back riling high between his fore shoulders. collar
gall'd on his neck and breft, and fom^ old saddle
galls on his back a natural pacer; said horse is ve
ry singular to paw with his fore feet, when he Bands
at manger if a hungry. Whoever shall secure Lid
horse and thtef and fend them to Mr. Josiah Blakeley
at Hartford, or to the fubferiber at North-Haven,
shall receive Twenty Dollars Reward, and all hecef
fary charges, or ten dollars for the horse, and charges,
paid by their humble servant,
WALTER MUNSON.
North Haven, Jan. 29, 1779.
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