The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1778-09-22 00:00:00, page 4

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^^ TS O N AND GOOD WI N's
Printing Q RICE, in Hartford;
A N E W EDITION, of
DOMESTIC MEDICINE;
0 R' THE
FA 74IAV PHYSICIA NO
BEING AN ATTEMPT
Tn render t' eMNieal Art more generally ufe'C,
by fh:wir., People what is in t; er own Power,
1 oth with refeft to the Preven ion and Care of
b;foa<es. Chiefly calculated to recommend a
Y l irr Action to Regimen and Simple Me
dun. er.
By WILLIAN BUCHAy .M. D..
Of the Royal College cf PjyiMms, For BURGH.
*„* The observations delivered in this excefeut
work, are the rehlt of fucrefsful and extensive prac
tice. H's remark.? upn the difeifes of children are,
rendered particular!? valuable, from haying had the
care of a Rxindling Hospital for many years in Eng
hpd where he had frequent opportunities cf feeing
the beneficial effects of t^ofe rules he Uys down, for
the management of child en both in sickness and
beiph. Upon th? whole, while the Author has
trecid of all his Nbje&s in so familiar a stile, that he
i^ niteTpble to persons unacquainted with the mod
common tetms in Med-cine; yet he has in all parts
oCu^ work adhered ® cfofely to the present ap
proved fylcm ?fr ;2c 'th.it the ablest phyfcians
r # re^d *im with advantage.
§l'§. S' great was the demand for tbitbook on its
fidtepprarance in the world, that above five thou
fan ' copies were fold in a corner of Britain, before
another edi ion could be got ready.- Several other
Frye ;mprefi~m have likewise met with a very rapid
fi ; Intle Southern b/s cf America, two nu
merous impreffic@ were, 5a a short time, purchased
withthat avid ; ty which evidently Shewed the great
edeem the public Lad for this work.
1 „ Co-nm:Co?fl by any of the Pods will be care
fahy attended to.
—< .—— ~ •^•"•fr'ETC^T — rat-T =«——•■■ _=—^w^’!#
J A MES WALLACE,
STOCKING a ^ LACE MAKER, Wethersfield;
, ^ CQUAiNTS the Public, that he has a quanti
? I ty of Thread Cotton and Linen Stockings
'. file: Likewise, a quantity of Lace for Ladies
is Lippets, Borders, and several things in that
way.
Hrbhewife continues to make Stockings ofherne
ma^Suff, as t foal. 9
N. B. An Apprentice is wanted to said Trade.
T - BE ^ - —-
ONE eighth part of the Schooner PRUDENT,
burthen about 100 tons, a gee 1 vessel, found
it for a voyage to any part of the world. Like
wise, a good 9 and half inch CABLE, almoil new,
upwards of 60 fathoms long. Enquire of Capt.
Joseph Buckley at Reeky Hill Landing.
Sep ember 1, 1,78.
so N excellent DUTCH WAGGON, with
1 1 HARNESS, and three rood Waggon HOR
SES by J^HN Cross, ofGkdenbury.
Sept 1, 1778.
LEATH E R-"FR EE CHT"s7~
To be Sold cheap for CAS H
By J O H N H I L L,
At the Cock and Breeches, between the Court-
House and Prison, in Hartford.
dob BE SOLD at"?uelTc v'Endue,
jl on Monday, the 21st day of September inst.
at the ft TO of Mr. Joseph Webb, in Wethersfield
near the River, the following ARTICLES, viz.
O ie new iriinch cable, 120 fitbom ; twenty large
and frill new fails, suitable for a frigate; a quanti
ty of new ri-girt, ; ten or twelve ten ®ld flop iron
and foikes ; four swivels; two large looking glaffos;
2 number of blocks large and small ; two bolts duck;
one large copper, suitable for a frigate or privateer ;
one new 18 inch cable, cut into junk; one anchor
about 30^ wt. lead, copper, and sundry other articles.
Wethersfield, Sept. 1, 1778.
i i« ,'A'Nf RD as an apprentice to the nailing" 6&
WV finefr, a healthy lad,about iqyears old. En
<'qT "BENJAMIN CHEENX.
tUr'E-rd, Sept. 8, 17,8.
L 1 rebins ine'eUed to the elate of SETH
-) A ' ''ORE, B y 'l'e of Middletown, deceaf
'Ob are deued to fettle the fame as foori as may be;
& & hwe any demands epon said estate
# e defied t^ briny ^ their accounts for fet^nent,
^TH WETMORE. ,
( live? WftmcrfJ A ™^ltors.
MidJi town, Sept r, 1771
A LT, perlons ihGeNyd to do fubfenter for tie
£\ Connecticut Courant; for the !afl half
yQ are desired to leave their money where their
^ct . re feft, on the post read. Their compliance
w oblige their friend, and humble servant,
° MOSES ALLEN.
September 7, 177
- T ,{TY~FIV 6 L LARS REWARD^
AUE their efc& from Hartford, on th'
A id of September, 1 778, the following pft
fontrs, viz. Nicholas Philips, a Dutchman,
co ^arsef are, dark complex on, about five
fein& ^ H ^ ° n *
to fart- and trowfers made opt of an old blantec.
Aid Nicholas Philips jun. and John Philps, sons
to old Nick ; about tie fame height and
ion- Had en each an old green coat Aho, John
C^okflone, a tai 1 , Him fellow, and black eyes:
Had on a short green.jacket with yellow
most new, and white linen overhauls. Also, John
Chambers, a Dutchman, and Nathan Smith, both
of middle Nature, and d/effe/. in like manner as
CreohftoF.e. Likewife.WilliaroSutherl^ abcotch
mn, about 40 years of age,a short, thick let fel few :
Had on a short green coat faced with red, and linen
overhauls. Whoever will take up said primers,
and return them to Hartford gaol, shall be entitled
to the above reward, or five dollars for each, and
necessary charges, paid by , - , TA q
EZEKIEL WILLIAMS
, Dcputy-CommdTary of fy^}^
——.—ff— ft 01: b7~"
By SILVESTER GILBERT, in H^^fy
The heft of WINE, RAISINS^ ^d MO^ASv^S.
STRAYED or £oUe, from me the fabfcreer the
nth infant, a black Mare, eight or nine years
old ; file is branded on the off shoulder with tne
letter j botom upwards; she ha 3 one white pot
on each Shoulder ; ^e is about four^tn hands high,
trots and paces.-- Whoever will take up said Mart,
and return her to the fobferiber,&ad have ten dol
lars reward, and all reafenable charges paid by ms-
NATHANIEL TRIM/IIN.
% South, wick. Sept. 11, I,)^
\ ,„E the fubfenbeCT being appointed commiffi
u^ oners, by thehon. court of probate, for the
diflriQ of Litchfield, to receive and^mmine the
claims of creditors to the estate of Capt Aaron
Cleveland, late of LitekSeld, deceased (repre
sented insolvent) ; do*hareby ive notice to said ere
ditors, that we shall attend on said business, at the
dwelling house of Lqkl Kawison. innholder in
Litchfield south fajms, ,on the 2d and 3d 1 defdays of
September next, atp o'clock forenoon on each of
said days. They will receive no accounts out what
are well attested.
ROGER V.WHITTLESEY. 1 c fy ffi .
LEMAN STONE. + oners
SOLOMON GOODWIN. J
Litchfield, July 28, 1,78*
Freffi GOODS, just come to hand, to be. fold
by Mrs. MARY CHURCH, near the
Court House in Hartford, among which are the
following articles, viz.
yV Lachßarcak^Hand [Cembs with Cases,.
£, kerchiefs,- of the be^ A few pair of Arteis Shoe
quality. Buckles of the newest
Btek Cravats. faffiion.
ipanze Wandkerchiefs. Befi Durham Nlu&nd in
Plain Gahze. Bottles.
Spotted Ditto. W.^tinp Paper,
Cotton Check. Wool Cirdr.
4 and 4 and halflb. Pins. Very hsndfome flriped
&mplcataflerirrr&tofbrf, Silk for Ladies Gowns.
Bellaclijie Sewing Silk. |A fevy pair of Gentle-
BiackDitto by the p ou^d.| men and Ladies Dress
Some fashionable figured^ Shoes
Ribbons. Excellent Bohea Tea, and
Black Ribbons for Gen !Lbaf Sugar.
tiemen's Hair.|
'AKEN up by the fubferiber between Hartford
£ and Simsbury last Thursday, a red Cow, with
a white fcce, a Gmail half crop in the off ear, foppof
ed to be firayed from some drove of creatures
DEBORAH BURR.
Farmington. Sept. 4. 1 778.
t+. x»u.» aw nr IB MB „, iw^—ft .^^BM« s w ,^. wm.■■ jwcmT ini' T#rG>CT,.-r , mifafo
LOST, on the road from New Haven to We
thersfield, a fare of money wrapped up in a
letter from Mr. Timothy Green t# tie fabferiber ;
it amounts to either 370 or 390 dVlr.rs r.icfy
large bills. Whoever finds it, and will be bereft
enough to carry it to the Primers or to th n fobferi.
ber, shall receive one tenth part of th? czffi for his
trouble. BERNARD ROMANS.
V'etherfield, Sent ij;, 1778. ,
BLISTERED STE Oj
G UN.POW 1) E R,
COTTON WOO L, and
LOGWOOD,V
Of the belt Quality, to be Sold
By JO,ST AH BLAKELEY,.
Under the Printing Orftcr Hartford
Big leave to acquaint their good Cuferrets, and
others, that they have just received a freffi and
compleat affortmeut of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, GROCERIES, & c .
Which are to be fold at their Store, about midway
between the Stare Hcufe and Great Bridge. Among
their rffentraent are the following Patent M^dicines^
which they wartant genuine: Turlington's original
Balaam of Life ; Ba^mn's Pectoral Drops ; Belton's
Britiffi o±>; Hill's Balfom of Honey; Godfrey's'
Cordial; Hooper's Female Pills ; Dr. Andersen's
Pills, &c. &c.
Articles in the Clothier's B ifinefs.
Copperas, Allum Madder Otter OM Vitriol, &c.
GROCERIRS.
Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Allfyce,
Popper, Ginger. Wire, Rffins, Brimstone, Flo
rence 01, heft Bobci Tea, &c. &c. &c.
/q L L perlons having any demands on the'eC
tate of Amatiah Flurab, late cf Norfolk de
ceas'd, are desired to exhibit thorn so the fabferibef
for fettkment; and thole indebted to make imme
diate payment, to Sarah Plumb, Administratrix.
Sept. 1, 1778.
TIERED ST^fy^ by JAREiJ
SILVEN'S, about tMree quarters cf a mile
nerth of the Court-House Hartford.
—f^ sfr-^^Bur^
-At Rocky Kill landing on Thwfday the 17th of
September instant,
ripHE SCHOONER PRUDENCE^
L burthen about 95 tons; well found with fails
and rigging and a prime sailor. She now lies at
Rocky-Hill Landing. Said Vendue to begin at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
_m_nc w foCTQrec^,u. rtr «iw.mvT— rwwt ■-I—a »a >www 'in mwan, .. wcct^wß
Hartfopb County, Sept, 3, 1778.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all whom it
doth, or may concern, that a libel is filed be
fore Jabez Hamlin, Esq; Judge cf the County
Court in the county cf Hartford. , a^ft. the Sloop
name unknown, burthen about 45 tons, Thoraai
Antony, litemafter, her tackling apparel and cargo;
in fiver of Thoma' sHer.der, commander of the arm
ed fchocner Dolphin, and his affeciates, the captors
and fetters forth cf (he said fehooner, who tool her
upon the high fes, and has brought her into the
county of Hartford : And for the trial of the jusice
cf said capture the maritime court in the county cf
Hartford, rah be held at the Court House in Hart
ford in said county, on the 28th day of September
Anno Domini <77^ at which time all persons
claiming property in said sloop or c argo, may appear,
and shew reafen. if any they have, why the said
sloop —, with her cargo, fheuld not be ad
judged lawful prize to the captors and fitters forth,
agreeable to the prayer of the libellants.
By order of the Judge,
George Wyllys, Rsgifter.
UN AWAY from the fubferiber an indented
fervent pirl named Thebe. Any person that will
apprehend said ru^- away,shall receive thirteen pence
half pen^y and reasonable charges ; said girt lately
lived with Mr. Woolfev at Danbury.
JOHN LLOYD, jun.
Hartford, August 5, i 7,8.
" Cttrfed be be that parictb man and wife."
WHEREAS Ane my wife, has without any
cause or provocation, deferred my bed and
board, and has, and frill doth rofufe to return and
live with me : I do therefore ftrißly forbid all per
sons harbouring, entertaining, detaining or crediting
heron my account, or having any dealing whatsoever
with her, arid Ido now fland ready to receive her,
if (he will return and provide far her to the belt of
my abilities, and in every refpea treat her as a kind
and tender hrfbard. Timothy Howards.
Sablbnrv, Sept. I, 1778.
PUBLIC is hereby informed, flat
I the Bounty due to the Militia of this State,
is in my hands, and am ready to pay out the sane :
And as there are sums cf money charged to differ
ent companies, the officers of which companies have
not sent in their accounts, they are desired to fend
them immediately, as the accounts ^ annot otherwise
Le fettled to the? -hnmUc servant,
CHARLIES KELLOGG, Pay-Mate.
,Q The Printers, of the State are defied to in
sert the above advertisement.