The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-11-20 00:00:00, page 4

FOR SAL E;
AT the Steze (late Major Bigelow',) a little
weft from the Ferry, in Hartford; a Quantity
of fine ROCK SALT; for which good
Flour, Wheat. Corn, Fear, Brans or Cilh will be
taken in payment , by SAMUEL P. JONES,
for the use of THOMAS GATES.
Hartford, November 3, 1780;
FOR SAL
By HINSDALE& JONES,
Next door North of the Printing-Office, Hartford,
For Billa on France, Continental or CenneOicut
Bills, or Hard Money.
A Variety of Broadcloths and Trimmings, black
Sattin, Gauzes, Gauze Handkerchiefs Cap
Wire, Ribbons. Tea, Coffee, Indigo, Pepper, Nut
me,s, Shoe and Knee Buckles, Razors, Penknives,
Sealing Wax, Wafers, Liepen be* Snuff, by the
hundred or tingle bladder. Plug and Pigtail Tobacco,
London Pins, &c. &c.
They have also Reck Salt, German Steel, and a
few hofheads New England Rum to exchange for
Flour Or any kind of grain. Cash, or any of the
above articles given for Bees Wax.
Nov. 6 1780.
A Q^tity of choice WEST-INDIA and NEW;
ENGLAND RUM, to be fold reasonably, at
Jambs Church's, for Continental or State Money.
Hertford, Nov. 6, 1780.
Ebenezer & Hezekiah Beardflej,
Have just received and have now for file, at their
Shops jn Hartford and Naw Havbn, a frefh
Supply of DRUGS and MEDICINES;
among which are the following articles, viz.
OPIUM; Em. Veneris,
Camphor, Senna,
Myrrh, Flour cf Sulphur,
Aloes, Manna,
Bale. Peru, Rhubarb.
Capivi, Ta meric,
Borax, Gentian,
Calomel. Valerian,
Cador Sennecka Snake Root.
Crem. Tartar, Salt of Arcbet.
Jefuite Bark of the Caftile Soap,
belt quality, Castor Oil,
Orange Peal, Liquorice Root and Ball#
Cantharides. Tartar. Emit.
Carolina Pink, Mercurial Ointments.
Ifi^lafs,
ALSO, Philadelphia Snuff by the hundred or
Angle bladder, Bohea Tea, Pepper, Ginger, Cinna
mon and Nutmegs, Brimdone, fine Magnesia, Alba
and Epsom Salts, in large and Small quantities, &c.
Hartford, November 7, 1780.
Jufiopened, and to be fold, at the Store ofa
lELIAS SHIPMAN, & Co.
A few rods south of the Great Bridge, Hartford,
a near assortment of ENGLISH GOODS, viz.
SUPERFINE Black and white Modes.
Green, garnate, Green, firaw coloui'd and
London brown and pink India Taffatees.
OliVe colour'd Worsted and thread Hose.
Broadcloths, A neat assortment white
with trimmings. and black figur'd, and
Black Listings. plain Gauzes.
Princes Stuff. Black Caiimanco.
Sergedenim. Bandances, Rcmalls.
Coatings of various black and colour'd fflk
colours. Handkerchiefs.
Blue, red, yellow & green Linen do.
Baizes. Sewing Silk.
Hairbines of different Twist and Thread,
colours. Cap Wire.
Janes and figured Velvet. Newest fashion'd coat and
78 and yard wide Irish veh Buttons.
Linen. Women's Shoes.
An elegant assortment of Black and most fashionable
Calicoes. colour'd Ribbons.
Table Cloths & Diapers. Black and white Lace.
Cambricks ard Lawns. And i
Sattin and PQ
ALSO, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Sugar, Rum
by the Hhd. or smaller quantity. They have lie
wife. a large quantity of American manufa&urcd
Salt.
N. B. Hard or P^per Money, or French Bills of
Exchange will be taken In payment for any of the
above articles.
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ALL PERSONS indebted to the Subscri
ber, by Book or Note, of more than one
Year's Banding, are requeued to make im
mediate Payment, to prevent Trouble, and oblige
their humble Servant,
SAMUEL FLAGG.
Hartfad, Nov. jo, 1780.
^TAT!tC( VBRMONT, 1 11Vf hBt<BA3 appst-
Bennington County. , VV cation has been made
to the Subscriber, one of the Jaflices of the Peace
for said County, by more than one fifteenth part of
the proprietors of the townfltip of New Stanford, in
hid county. These are therefore to warn the pro
prietors. of said town, to meet at the dwelling-house
of Mr Whitney in said town, on Thursday the 14th
day of December next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, then and there to afton the following business,
i. To chebfe a Moderator to govern said meeting.
2)To choose a Proprietor Clerk. 3. To fee if the
proprietors will raise a tax on each right to defray
charges in clearing roads through said town. 4. To"
aA on any business that ffiall be thought necessary
on said day.
: , w . fCT . ~,SA^i ROBINSON, Jut. Peace.
BROKE into the inclofare, of the Subscriber,
the night as er the i/th of O^ober infant, a
large Black HORS E, Seven or eight years old;
a large far th his forehead; branded on his near
thelgh, with the letters YH. mod all round, trots and
canters well. The owner is desired to prove his
property, pay charges and take him away.
ROGER NOBLE;
Weftfield, OAcber 30, ,780.
One Thousand bollart Reward.
ON the the night of the iith inst. the Shop of
the fabferiber was broke open, arid robbed cf
13 HATS, viz. 4 bever, of the natural colour of
the furr, without linings; 2 bhek do, with reddish
linings; 1 caller ; 1 bever, and -Icaller new draft;
Ilarge felt, part wore, with a tinsel band; 3 white
ditto; also, one pair of brass Scales and a number
of other articles. Whoever will apprehend and fe-~
cere said thief or thieves, so that he or they may bi
brought to jufiice, and the owner receive his goods
again Shall receive the above reward, by me,
THOMAS FULLER.
Hardwick, O&ober 12, 1780.
LOST on the sth of November infant, between
Southington and this place, a Parchmeat Pocket
Book, containing a State Note from Mafachufetts-
Bay, of Four Hundred and Fifty Pounds to the best
of my knowledge, the property of Elijah Blits, and
some letters of account from the Auditors of Set
tlcment with the owner of said book. Whoever
takes, up said Pocket Book, and will leave it at Mr.
Bull's, in Hartford, or will bring it to me in Weff-
Springfield, Shall have One Hundred Dollars reward
and the favour gratefully acknowledged by their
humble Servant,
ELIJAH DAY. Lieut. ,ih Mas. Refl.
November 8, 1780.
DRUGS and MEDICINES
Of the bell Quality, to be Sold, as usual, by
WILLIAM JEPSO N,
At his Shop a few rods South of the South-Meeting
in Hartford.
ALSO, warranted rennins Bateman's Pectoral
Drops. Turlington's Balfom of Life, large
and Small Bottles, Locser's Pills, excellent Hexham's
Tin&ure of the Ba k, by the Bottle or Smaller
Quantity, very bed Venice Soap &c. &c. &c.
November 13, 1780.
To BE SOLD, at
JOSIAH BLAKELEY's Store,
BEST FYAL WINE by the pipe; white
and orown SUGARS; 10 and 4 penny
NAILS; PINS and NEEDELS. Alfo,a
Small assortment of HOLLOW WARE.
_Hartf°'dpNoveffiber 13 1,80.
FOUND by the subscriber on the a# cf October
last, a GREAT COAT. The owner may
have it again by proving his property and paying
charges. JAMES HENDERSON, jun.
New Hartford, O& 23, 1780.
TO be Sold by CYPRIAN BIGELOW of
New-Lebanon, if applied for Soon, a conve
nient House and Barn, and io acres of land, lying
in Hancock, at the Poel, as convenient a Situation
^ 2 Tavern, T xdefmao or Trader, as any In the
State. Likewise, a good Firm, containing about
230 acres, with about 30 acres under improvement,
lying on the main road from Boston to Albany,
about half a mile from the Pool.
F O~R SAL E,
AT the Foot of Enfield Falls. Fifty or S^y
Thousand of good White Pine SHINGLES ;
for which Grain, good tann'd Shoe Leather, Hard,
State's or Continental Money will be taken in pay
ment. MOSES ALLEN.
Enfield; October 31, 1780, ,
Choice Bohea TE A, by the
Hundred, Dozen, or Single pound, to be fold at the
Northmoor under the Printing Office.
one tiunarea uonars iiewara.
LOST by the Subscriber, on the 33d ultimo,
between New Britain and Landlord James
Cowles, in Fannin,ton, a large clafp'd leather
POCKET BOOK; containing a number of
very valuable pipers of ufexo no one but the owner#
about 20 dollars Continental, and 7 Shillings in State
money. Whoever ffiall find said book and return
it the fubfuriber, living in New-Britain Shall receive
the above reward.
ELIJAH HINSDALE.
November 10, 1,80,
PURSUANT to an Aft of Congrefv of the loth
of M ? ) 1780, relative to the dedruaion or loft
of Loan Office Cut Scales by accident t The public
are hereby informed, that the Subscriber had taken
from him by troops in the British Service, the Sth of
June 1779 four Continental Loan Office Certifi
cates in Suffolk County, in the State of New York,
No. I§o2 and 1903. each of 1000 Dollars, and No.
5998 and 6001. each cf 500 Dollars, which Certl;
ficates all bearing date March 23d, <779, and pay
able to the fubferiber.
BENJAMIN HUNTTIN G.
Hpttfcrd, OAober 17, 1780.
Q~AKEN up in August led, and now in the
JL custody of the Subscriber a Red Lined Steer,
2,cars old last Spring, markt with a crop off theoff
ear, and a half penny the under fide of the fame.
The owner is desired to prove his property, pa,
charge# and take him away.
/ JOEL MINER.
- ,Hartland, Nov. 9, 1780.
CT' H B'Tjffiten and Crew of the Sloop Hamlin,
JL concerned in the Prize Schooner British Le
gwn and Sloop Susannah ; are desired to call on
thtir Agent at Eaft-Haddim for their Prize Money.
Her ford, Nov. 10 1780.
ST RA Y 8 D from the barn of the Sabferiber, a
dun colour'd M A R E, abou; 14 and a quar.ee
hand, high, a white face and hollow in it. trot, all,
and has the hair worn off her back in Several places.
Whoever will take up said mare, and give notice to
the fubferiber. Shall be entitled to a handsome reward
for their trouble, and all charges.
JOSIAHBLAKELEY.
Hartford, Nov. 10, 1760.
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.
RUN-AWAY fiom the Subferiber. living
in New Britain, on the night of the 6th inn.
an Apprentice Lad, named SILAS SHARE, a
native of Long island, about 19 years of age, ver,
thick set, 5 fee: 8 inches high ; had on, or carried
with him, a reddish brown coat and veß, 1 pair of
light coloured cloth breeches. 1 do. leather, a new
large brim'd hat, silver Shoe and knee buckles, a
brewn furtout, with a velvet cape, and Sundry o
ther articles too tedious to mention. Whoever will
take up said runaway and return him to the fub
feriber. Shall receive the above reward.
ELIJAH HINSDALE.
New Britain. Nov. I@, 1780.
ALL Perlons indebted to the estate of M^
LEMUEL WHITE, Merchant, late of
Hartford, deceas'd, on bond, book or note, are de
sired to come and pay their balances : And all per-
Sons to whom the effate is indebted, are desired to
call and take the balances due, as a Settlement of
the estate is now making ; if those indebted do not
make immediate pa, meat they mull expert trouble.
DANIEL PITKIN, 1 Adminif,
MARTHA WHITE,] tratorr.
Hartford, Nov. 8, 1780.
-WILL lAM SEYMOUR,'
HAS for sale Pennsylvania IRON, a HORSE
calculated for the Weft India market, and a
few thousand White Pine Shingles.
STRAYED or drove away through accident, or
Stolen force time about the middle of Jane iafl,
five young HEIFERS, two two year olds, no car
mark, one rediSh brindle with feme white on the
ramp, the other a dark brown, forae white on the
rump ; the other three are yearlings with no ear
roa«k, one cf them is red lined, one red with a
white face, the other is chiefly white, with Some
dark red, or brown (puts, red ears. Whoever hat
or will take up said cattle and give intelligence to me,
Shall have two hundred dollars reward if they prove
to be Molen, and if strayed a generous reward and
charges paid, by
SAMUEL EVERETT.
Torrington, Nov. 7, 1780.
'READY MO N E Y,
Given for Linen & Cotton RAG S,|
At the PRINTING-OFFICE.