The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-04-30 00:00:00, page 4

r e BE SOLD.
(At tie Market Price)
By CALEB BULL, Jun.
BROADCLOTHS, Chintzes, Calicoes, fine Sheeting and
other Lienens, Silk, Cotton and Worked Hole, Check
Furniture, white and black Lace, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs,
oauzes,Carabricks, Lawns, Parisnet Aprons, Double Sartins,
and ocher Silks, Ostrich Plumes, Oznabrigs, Russia Duck,
a number of Wool and other Hates, Loaf and Browh Sugar,
Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Nut
megs, Raifons, Search, Indigo, Copperas, Powder, Lamp-
Black, Geneva, Claret, Vidona and Port Wines, 6 by 8,
and , by 9 Glass, qd. 83. and rod. Nails, Wine Glaffcs
and Tumblers, Queens-Ware, Punch-Bowls, Muggs, &c.
Knives and Forks, Scissors, Files, Frying-Pans,Plated Shovels
Swedish Steel, for Plough-Icons, Mens Leather Shoes, Blub
ber, and a few other Articles.
Hartford, April so, 178%,
- = T™o FT sdLb,
Cheap for Cash or short Credit for Part.
ABOUT Twelve Hundred Acres of Land, lying in the
Township of Simsbury, in that Part called the Wedge,
said land lyeth in sundry Lots, and may be Purchased in sun
dry apartments, as five, fix and seven hundred Acres in a
piece, or in fmallcr parcels, as the purchasers shall chufe,
there is large improvement already made on some parts of
the premises; which may be immediately entered upon, if
the purchafcr chufe, or the whole may be had in unimprov
ed Land, for further particulars enquire of Capt. Ezra Marvin
living near the prenufes, or of the lubferiber living in Wind-
Tor. HENRY ALLYN.
Windsor, April ay, j 73%.
Excellent POR T WINE,
By the PIPE or QUARTER CASK,
To be S O LI). Enquire at
Mr. G EORGE MERRILL's Sto_re._
To the Trading People of America,
M. M. Coulougnac and Go.
Merchants, in Lyon, a City in France.
HAVE opened, and ready furnished with all Kinds of dry
Goods, a Storchoufe as well iu Nantz as in L'Orient,
in which any one may have a general A/Tortment of Cloths,
Coatings, Silks, Linens, &c. &c. &c. proceeding from their
own Manufaaories in SEDAN, LOUVIERS, LLBOEVR,
LODFVE, CARCASSONNE, LAVAL, COLMAR, CASTRES,
FRENCH FLANDERS, LYON, PARIS, &e. &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, Purs, Skins, or any other
Production either of North-America or the Weh-India
Inlands, 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
mifiion 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
•heir Captains or Agents may possibly desire, their Voyages
vill be much shorter than formerly. The aforefaid Gentle
men will likcwife undertake the Direction either of the Ships
and Cargoes, or of part of them only, that any may choose
to cruft to their Care, in Nantz or L'Orient.
Joseph Mercier, their Agent at Philadelphia, at Peter Le
Maigre and Company's store, in Water-Street, between
Market and Arch-Streets, 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 chat an, one may wish to know of
the good Name and Solidity of M. M. Coulougnac arid Com
pany. .
N. B. Mr. Le Maigre is now in Providence, and ma, be
spoke with at Mefficurs Joseph and William Russel's Store.
Hartford, ^prtl 23, 17^2. (3 Mo.)
TO be fold, a good Farm containing about tjo acres,
lying in Southington, said farm is well watered, and
has a good houfeand barn thereon standing, for particular#
enquire of WILLIAM DAY.
April ii, 1782.
To be L I),
At the EARTHEN WARE Works,
Near the Great Bridge,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
All foits of Home-made WARE,
Among which are
TEA CUPS and SAUCERS.
Lead, Flint Glass, Produce, or Cassi, accepted
as Pay,
JOHN KEPPEL.
Hartford, April 22, 1782.
~PLEASE 10 TAKE NOTTCE
THE Legislature of the State of New-York, viewing the
DEFENCE of their FRONTIERS as an obje& of great
importance, (not only to themselves but to the United States
in general) have paired an aft, in cheir late feflian in March
J\H, in which they have granted, to such Soldiers as shall
cnlift in either of the two regiments heretofore ordered to
be railed on bounties of unappropriated lands, the follow
ing additional encouragement, viz. That betides five hun
dred acres of land, which was ordered to be given by an a&
palled in March 1781, a suit of cloaths and one month' s ad
vanced pay, to be given as soon as muttered ; from which
time they are to continue in ferrice only two years : The
Surveyor General has certified that they shall immediately
receive a location of their lands according to law, and that
there are more than three times the quantity of unappropri
ated lands in the State to answer any grant heretofore made.
The officers appointed in said regiments, flatter themselves
the generous offers here made, will induce a fufficient num
ber readily to inlift to compleat she quotas for laid regi
ments. r
EZEKIEL SGGCTT, Major.
Farmington, April ;, trig,
RUN AirAY on the evening of the ryth hftant, mylked
man JOHN ROWLAND LENOX, who before this lived
with me some time as my hottler, served me faithful and well
unrill ibis time, is a good looking fellow, about five feet ten
inches high,talks broad and open English, Hammers a little,
dark coloured hair, his foretop carek fsly turned back, hand
somely pitted with the small pox, fair complexion, aboUt 25
years of age, is a deserter fiom the British army; well
eloathed, in white plain home made cloth waiftcb.it,veftand
over alls ; stole a likely bkek Horse, fourteen hands ard an
half high, white Rar in his forehead, marked With a [fetch
brand TB, about twelve year old, has loft one eye, marked
on his hoofif not worn out IWebb. He stole the following
things besides said horse, viz. One ekceedii g genteel pair of
plated jointed Stirrup Irons, one pair plated spurs, one gen
teel plated curb bridle, two pair heel common stirrups, half
a dozen fine razors, some of them in a shagreen pocket
book, with scissors, &c. two watch coats, one a light brown
lined With green baize, the other a new dark brown Bath-
Coating, a numberof flockings, silk and linen handker
chiefs, five linen shirts, and a number of other articles of
wearing apparel, moU of them marked with the initials of
some of my family's name's- Wboevcrwitl take up the said
thief, and secure him, shall have eight Dollars reward, and
tight Dollars for the things, arid all ncceffary clou ges paid,
by their humble savant,
JOSEPH WEBB.
Wethersfield, April t 6, 1782.
NOTICE is hereby given that all thole wirehave ary ac
counts against rhe Continental Ship Bourbon, now on
the Hocks, are de fired to bring them in Properly actefcd, to
Caps. JOHN COTTON, in order for settlement.
' ,OHN COTTON.
Middletown, April in 1782.
WT Lu a l △
WILL cover this Season an Mr, Freeman Kilturn's Stable
at the Ferry, for Four Dollars single Leap, or Eight
Dollars the Season, this Beautiful BAY HORSE is the fame
that covered at Mr. William Hooker's laH year, and form
erly at Mr. Churches, ar Springfield.
N. B. Pasturing for Marcs is provided for those that may
want.
Hartford, April to, 1782.
A valuable FARM, lying in
Northampton, oh the hilt, well known by the name of King's
Knot. Said Farm contains upwards of three hundred acres ;
of which a considerable part is interval, and the rest excel
lent land for wheat and patin rc. It is well watered; con
tains excellent timber in plenty for fencing and other uses ;
has a convenient house on it, is pleasantly situated on a de
feent to thefoutheaH,and lies at a small distance from the great
road co Albany, Vermont, &c. five miles from Northampton,
Areafonable time will be allowed the purchaser to make
payment, on his giving good security, and engaging to
pay interest, in regular annual payments.—For further
particulars, enquire of MARY DWIGHT, )
TIMOTHY DWIGHT,)
Northampton, April ", 1782.
TO be fold by the fubferiber, seventy ,n• acres of land
with a dwelling house and shop thereon, in the town,
of Egremont, in Berkshire county, bounding on the public
road leading from Great-Barrington to Claverack landing,
at the bank of Hudson's river. Two thirds of the said land
cleared for plowing and mowing, the other part thereof well
wooded for fuel andfeneing, and about one hundred thriv
ing apple-trees on the cleared land, part whereof bear fruit.
The place is well situated for public business, about two miles
from the meeting house, and one from a Grist Mill. Any
person inclining to purchase, shall have an indisputable title
from the prefers owner.
JOHN FREES E.
Egremont, March if, 1782.
To be SOL D, 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, tire most of them grafted
fruit of the best kind. Said house and land is 6<uate in
Durham, in the most pleasant and convenient parr 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 Grid 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.
®ST in Hartford or Raft Windsor, last November, a Pay
Table Ordet, on John Lawrence, Elq; Treasurer, for
twenty-three pounds in favour of Licut. Seth Smith, to be
fluid out of the zf6d tax, granted in May last. Whoever has
bund it and will leave fc with William Wolcott, Efq;of Bast
Windsor, or the Committee of Pay-Table; in Hartford, or
with said Smith in Suffield, shall receive a handsome reward.
All persons are desired not to receive the above said order
as t)fe owner has received no value for it.
Now come to Hand and ready tor dale,
BEARDSLEY & HOPKIN S,
A rare ASSO RTMENT of
DRUGS & MEDICINE S,
Among Thick are,
BRITISH Oil, Tartar Emetic, &c, &c.
Btrgamotec, ALSO,
Castor, Prussian Blue,
Camphor, WhiccLcad per Cw&
Choice Bark, Red, do.
Bns Veneris, Verdegris,
Godfrey's Cordial, Vermillion,
Rhubarb, Raifons,
Rosemary, ^ig%
Salt of Amber, Anda few good Lancets,
Spices,
Hartford, April t§, 1782.
Blanks to be fold at the North-
Door under the Prjnting-Qffift
S. AUSTIN & Co.
Have just received a few G OODS, ampng
which aft the followerg ARTICLES,
VI Z.
DARK blue, light and Best polish'd and common
dark brown and mixed Raizors, with Straps arid
coloured Broadcloths, cases,
Spotted and striped Forrest Pennknives, cutte^us & feifw
Cloths, fors,
Light and dark blue, dark Broad and narrowChifTels &
brown, black, red andbuff Gouges,
Shalloons and Durants, Augurs from 1-4 inch, to
Light and dark Olive Cordu- Inch & i-Bth.
rays, HL Hinges,
Brown Attains and Spotted Sheep-Shear#.
Janes. Temple Sp< Aactes,
Hair Plush, Sergedenims & Ivory, Bone, and WoodSrict
Everlailings, Fans,
Light blue and green Moreanc Steel spring Spurs and snufi #
Pea green and brown Hair- fers,
bines, Saw Mill andHandSavPik,,
Light and dark ground Cali- Desk furniture,
coes and Chintzes, Stock Locks,
Black Ruffe! & Calimancoes, Table and Tea Spoors,
Fine and coarse Irish Lin- Paper and leather luk-pra,
nens and Cambricks, Pins by the Pack,
Checked and ft/iped Lin- Ivory and Horn Combs,
nens and Dowlas. Large & small bather Pocket
Worsted H.fe, white and Books,
brown Thread do. Common and elegant Paper
Black & coloured Barcelona Snuff-Boxes,
Handkerchiefs, Steel Watch Chains,
Red & white Linncn do. Marking Irons,
Brown Buckram, Wafers by the quantity or
Black and white Gauges and single box.
Milliners, Ink Powder, warranted of"
An assortment of black and the best kind, by the quart
figured Ribbons, Talie & thy or finglc paper,
Silk Ferrets, Scotch Pebble Slceveßnttonr,
Lettered Garters, Quality & set in Elver,
Shoe-Binding, Common brafr, glass and ja.
Black Qftrich Leathers, pan'd do.
Scarff Twist, and Sewing Pewter quart and pintCwpa
Silks, foxed, Plates and Batons;
Cambrick, Holland & brown Quart and pint Stone Mugs,
Threads, Laigeandfmall Punchßowity
Ladiesbeft black Russel Shoes Large and small Platters,
withFrench&eommonHcels, Steel plated Saw Mill. Crofe
Mens bever and common cue and Hand-Saws,
Gloves, Carpenters and Coopers
Womens kid-skin Gloves & Drawing Knives,
Mitts, Largeand small Steel-yards,
Mens and boys fashionable Box Irons and Heaters,
Bever and Caller Hatts, German Steel per hundred,
Brass Candlesticks, Refined Bar Iron by the Cwt.
I on do. with brass balls. Raifons per cask,
Silver plated buckles of the Bohea Tea per theft,
newefi patterns, Common and belt English,
Boys shoe, knee & stock Writing Paper per ream,
Buckles, Bd.iod.fr 2od.Nails,pcrew&
FLCUR, WHEAT, RYE and INDIAN CORN, will be
received in payment for any of the above GOODS.
CASH given for BILI^S on FRANCE, a
said Store.
ITo C TOR GARLIC K,
Inoculator for the Small-Pox.
HAS opened an HOSPITAL for the furpofe of INO+
CULATION,in Lanefberough—Apy Gentlemen or
Ladies, who are disposed to take the Small-Pox, by thatfafe
and easy method, in which he pra&ifes, may depend on
good accommodations, and faithful attendance, by apply*
ing co their humble servant, REUBEN GARLICK.
Lanefborough, April 6, 1782.
N. B. No kind of MERCURIAL PREPARATIONS art
given.
Just Published and now idling by
NATHANIEL PATTE N,
A few rods north of the Court-House, HARTFORD,
T H E
REVOLUTION
OF
AMERIC A.
By the ABBE RAYNA L,
Author of the Philosophical and Political History of the
Establishments and Commerce of the Europeans in both
the Indies.
N. B. At faidshog rash is given for Cotton or Linen
RAGS, old bags, fail cloth, &c.
E the lubl'cnbers being by the Hon. Court ot Probate
for the diftrid of Hartford, appointed Cammiffion
crs to adjust the claims of the creditors, &c. to the estate of
Benjamin Dodd, late of Hartford, deceased, represented in
solvent, give notice that we shall attend said business at the
house of said deceased, in said Hartford, on the following
days, viz. On the last Mond, of April, inst. and on the firrc
Mondays of May, June, and July ensuing, from three o'clock
afternoon till night, after which time no claims will be
received, all accounts mull be properly auefted or they will
not be accepted.
JONATHAN HUNTINGTON,
BARNABAS HINSDALE.
Hartford, April sj, 1782.
WE the Subferibers being appointed Corcmifkoners , by
the Hon. Judge of Probate, for the diftria of Hart
ford, to adjust the claims of the creditors to the estate of
JOHN MAKEN, late of Hartford, deceased, reprefemed in
solvent: Do hereby give notice, that we shall attend
said business at the dwcliing-houfe of Mr. Gideon Benjamin,
in Baft-Hartford, on the £rlt Tuesdays in May and JuEC n&«,
from two to (even o'clock in die afternoon on each of fail
days. No accounts will be accepted aniefs properly atteftg&
SELAH NORTON.
JOHN WYLES
XzR-Hanford, April 4, 178x0