The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1782-02-12 00:00:00, page 4

To De SOLD,
A Certain quantity of Wheat and Rye Flour, in barrels,
of this Country's manufacture, and a quantity of
French Salt. Any person inclining to purchase the whole,
or a part, are requeued to apply to FREDERICK BASSETT,
or Mr. St. PHILIPE, Victualling Commirfajy of the French
army, living in Hartford, who will fell the fame on reason
able terms.
Hartford, Feb. 5, 1782.
A few CHESTS of
BOHEA TEA,
Of Excellent Quality, to be SOLD, by
S. A U S rI N, & Co.
AL S O,
BtST WRITING PAPER by the Quire or Ream, a
quantity of Wafers, and Ink Powder.
Hartford, Feb. §, 1782.
Good deer skin breeches,
To be S O L D,
• By the DOZEN or SINGLE PAIR,
CHEAP FOR
C ASH, FLOUR, WHEAT, or INDIAN CORN,
By JOHN HI L L,
A little South of the Court House, HARTFORD.
Just Fublifhed, and now Selling
By HUDSON & GOODWIN,
(As cheap as they are Sold in the State)
A very neat Edition of DILWORTH'S
SPELLING BOOK,
Printed from a late London Copy, on a large
Type, and strong white Paper;
Warranted to be as corre&'as any ever printed
in New-England.
*, Said Books are bound, and are to be fold
by Abel Me^sE, in Wethersfield.
Good allowance to those who buy to fell again.
To be S O L D, by
TIMOTHY PHELP S,
At STAFFORD FURNAC E,
Which is now in BLA S T,
POTTS and Kettles, of all fixes, Tea Kettles, Spiders,
Bake-Pans, Skillets, Flat Irons, Cart, Waggon and
Chaise Boxes; Shot of all fixes, all kinds of plates or calling
usually done at Iron Furnaces. ALSO,
An Aflortment of
EUROPEAN GOOD S,
Suitable for die present season. Likewise,
RUM, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Pepper, Alfpice, Indigo,
Writing Paper, Testaments, Spelling Books, &c.
N. B. On application, any Person may be supplied with
any quantity of the abovementioned Ware, at the shortest
notice. Wheat, Flour, Rye, Indian Corn, Beef or Pork, will
be received in exchange.
Stafford, Feb. 4, 1782.
STRAYED or Itolen out of the greatmeadow in Wethers
field, some time in the montli of November last, a red
HEIFER, three years old next Spring, supposed to be with
calf, marked with a cross flit under the left ear, one or both
ears a little niyt by the froft. Whoever shall take up laid
strays and fend word to the fubferiber shall receive a hand
some reward and necessary charges paid by
JOSIAH ROBBINS.
Wethersfield, January 23, 1782.
To be SO L D, cheap for CASH,
A FARM, containing thirty four acres of good LAND,
proportioned into meadow, grass, plow and woodland,
under good fence and improvement,with a convenient good
house, with four fire places, an entire good new barn, a
a well of excellent water near the door, the situation on a
public road and very pleasant, for particulars enquire of the
fubferiber,living on the premises, in Richmond, Berkshire
County.
RICHARD TIDMARSH.
N. B. More good land adjoining, if wanted, may be had.
Richmond, January 26, 1782.
CASH given for R A G S, by Elnathan Smith, of New
3riraia, and by N^nid &fyd d awCH^toy,
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from the fubferiber, on the night of the 23d of
December last, a sorrel MARE, about 14 hands high,
a white face, a cut mane of about nine inches long, hind
feet white, paces and trots but most natural to pace, low
carriage, fupfofed to be seven years old. Whoever will
take up said MARE, and give intelligence of her to me, so
that 1 may get her again, shall receive the above reward and
all neceflary charges paid.
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Highlands, between Fish-Kill and Weft-Point,
^LL Persons who have Accounts unsettled with the Sub/cri
ber, as Superintendent of Purchases of the Commonwealth
•f Massachusetts, are def red to call on him immediately to adjust
the fame, as he is determined to finally close his public accounts
by, the firft day of March next—Those who longer delay mus
abide the confequente, as no accounts will be allowed after that
^e. OLIVER PHELPS, S. P.
Granville, February 1, 17^2.
To be S O L D,
By J OHN MORGA N,
Diredly north of the Court-House,
NAIL RODS, Refined and Bloomery Iron, Cart-Tire,
Blistered and Drawn Steel, &c." &c. Likewise,
Ai affertment of DRY GOODS,
Very low for Cash or Bills of Exchange.
Hartford, Feb. §, 1782.
ISAAC TOMLINSO N,
REQUESTS all persons indebted to him, by Book or
Note, to make immediate payment, in money or
country produce, and thereby prevent further trouble and
N. B. If this request is not complied with, I must soon
call an you in a more difagrceable way.
Woodbury, January 1. 1782.
O BE SO L IT
By JOSEPH HART,
OLD Jamaica Spirits, Weft-India and New-England
Rum, by the Hogshead or Barrel, Brandy by'the Keg,
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine, Raisins by the cask, Cod-
Fish by the quintal, Sugar by Tierce or Barrel. Also, a
few casks of good Rock and Homemade Salt, by the Cask
or bushel.
Loan Office, Hartford, January 28, 1782,
THE Agents for the sale of Tickets, in the United States
LOTTERY, are hereby required to make an immedi
ate return of the public monies in their hands to the Com
miffioncr of the Loan-Office, conformable to a resolution
of Congress.
The several printers in this State are requested to insert
the above in their papers.
A LARGE quantity of Philadelphia SNUFF, to be' fokfr
by the hundred or single bladder, for cash or pay-table
orders, or any kind of produce, as cheap as any in the State,
by JOB PORTER of Haft-Hartford.
Who has for sale a good assortment of H®LLOW WARE.
BROKE into my enclosure about the 15th of Augutt lass; a
yearling BULL, marked with a Crop of the left ear, and
a flit under each. The owner may apply to WILLIAM
HAMLIN of Middletown.
Middletown, January 22, 1782.
Bills of Exchange on Philadelphia.
ANY person having occasion for Money in Philadelphia,
may be furnished with Bills of Exchange on that place,
payable at five days fight, b,y applying to the fubferiber in
Hartford. ' WILLIAM IMLAY.
January 2s, 1782.
RAN AWAY on the 15th of September last, my Negro
man LANKTON, about thirty-two years of age,
talks but indifferently, handsomely pitted with the small
pox, has his two fore teeth remarkable sharp, being filed
in his youth to a point, his wool, the fore part, gray by
sickness, walks very upright.—Whoever will take up said
Negro, and return him to the fubferiber, shall have TEN
DOLLARS reward, and all necessary charges paid, by
, JOHN BELDEN.
Weathersficid, January 26, 1782.
Cash given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, of any kind ? Old Sail
Cloth, Bags, &c. at the Printing Office
or either of the Paper Mills in Hartford.
Just come to hand, and now opening,
A Consignment of GOODS,
Among which may be found,
CHINTZES and Calicoes^ purple, crimson, claret,
assorted, ^^ and flesh coloured fine
White, claret, green, blae&3^( Cloths,
firiped Prunells. ^Checks, Buntings and Qua-
Ponipodour, dove, green,lities.
purple, scarlet, dark and?Marfales Quilting and Silk
light coloured Hairbines^g Serge.
and Camblets, ^Threads various colours,
Dark coloured Crapes, ^Pegging Awl Blades,
Serges and Shalloons, ^Grern Plush,
Blue Thickfett, Small Blankets,
Black, blue, dark and lights Coatings and Baizes,
brown rich velvets, by 7 glass,
Dowlas and Sheeting, J^Spadcs and Shovels,
Irish and Dutch Linens, ^ A quantity of Leaf Sugar,
Black and white Gauzes, ^ do, Raifins,'
Gauze Handkerchiefs, do. Pepper,
Figured and plain Lawns, /Long and short Pipes,
Blond Laces, ^Ladie, dancing shoes,
Dimothy and Diapers, # ^Linen Shirts.
Green, blue, scarlet, white,'*
The above Goods are tendered at a low advance from the
sterling coi'l, by wholcf.de, an Invoice of which, with the
articles, may be seen by applying to
JAMES & HEZEKIAH BULL.
Hartford, January 28, 1782.
Cash, Bills of Exchange, Pork, Flour, Wheat, Rye, or
Indian Corn, will be received in payment.
Enquire at Capt. William Bull's.
Hartford, December 18, 1781.
THE Subferiber, a little north of the Court-House, Hart
ford, has just printed a very large impression of
D 1 L WORT H's
SPELLING BOOK,
On a good white and strong paper, with a large and new
type, they are printed from a London Copy and Warranted
to be as correA as any in New-England, he will fell them,
with other books at the following low prices, by the dozen,
or lower if to be bought in Condfaicut,
Spelling Books at is. 3d.
Watts's Psalms at 3s.
Do. Hymns, at %.
Psalms and HymnsJ
bound in one vol. J
Primmers, 3d. 1-2 Denny.
He refurns his sincere thanks to his friends and customers
fortheir caftom and the care that has been taken to save
their COTTON and LINEN RAGS, which has saved large
sums of money from being carried to distant parts, for
books, paper, &c. that can be as well done nearer.
Bills on France will be received in payment by the publics
most obedient humble fervaut,
NATHANIEL PATTEN.
STRAYED fcomthe fubferiber 28 sheep, r, oftfex
marked with two halfpennies the u^der fide of the
right ear, some have a flit between:faid&lf-pchnies : The
other nine with a half crop the under fide the right ear, and
a flit in the end of the left. Whoever has taken up all or
any of said Itrays and will fend word, shall be paid far
their trouble, by their humble servant,
JOHN BUCKLAND.
Wilbra ham, January 23, 1782.
NOW S RL I N G,
By NATHANIEL FATTEN,
Book-Binder and Stationer, a few Rods North
of the Court House, Hartford.
Great Allowance made to those who buy to fell again.
Cash, or any of the above Articles given for Cotron or
Linen Rags.
Hartferljannarv 8, 1782.
Proprietor sot cEc towns of Stamfora ana Wouctoid
~ '" '"' State of Vermont, who are delinquent in paying
their proprietary taxes, are notified, for the last time, that
if they do not pay up their said taxes, as before advertised,
to the fubferiber, on or before the firft day of March next,
the original proprietors whofc rights are then unpaid, will
be advertised by name, and so much of the lands laid
out on the right of said original proprietors, as will pay
said taxes with incident charges, will be fold, agreeable to
the laws of the said State 0: Vermont.
BENJAMIN HENSHAW, Colledor.
Middletown, January 25th, 1782.
ALL periods indebted to IHOMAS NEWSON, by note,
for goods fold on and before the year 1775, are desired
to make immediate payment or their notes will be fu©d die
next court, as he expt&s to go te sea in the Spring.
Said NEWSON would be glad to fell, cheap for cash in
hand, a fmgll Quantity of the following fort of GOODS, viz.
Weft India ana New-England rum by the hogshead or bar
rel, rock file by the bushel, sugar, &c.
Wethersfield, January 28, 1782.
WE (übicribers being a]poinicdTby rtie hen. Judge oT
A Probate, for the diftn& of Litchfield, Commissioners
to adjust the claims of the creditors to the estate of JESSIi
JUDD, late of Litchfield, deccafcd, represented infolvenc.
do hereby give notice, that we shall attend on faid.bufinefy,
on the firft Tuesdays in February, March and April" next, at
the house of Amos Parmele, innholder in said Litchfield, at
one o'clock afternoon on each of said days, no accounts will
be allowed unless properly attested.
AMOS BARNS,
DANIEL LANDON, jun.
FREDERIC STANLEY.
Litchfield, Jan. to, T 782.
j0)B*B SOL ik '
A FARM, lying in Southwick, Commonwealth of Mas
sachusetts, containing about 70 acres of land, a house
and good well of water near the door, a barn and orchard
of about 179 young bearing trees, and a suitable proportion
of mowing, plowing and pahuring. An indifyutable title
will be given by the fubferiber living on the premises.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Southwick, January 24, 1752,
English bibles,
Testaments,
Spelling Books.
Psalters.
Primers.
Watts's Psalms and Hymns
bound in one Volume or
separate.
Lowth's English Grammar.
Che fte&ld's Letters.
Pupil of Pleasure.
Yeung Man's Companion.
Pope's Eflay on h^m
Watts's Lyric Putins.
History of the Martyrs,
Do. Prince Author.
Humphry Clinker.
Roderick Randorc.
Tom Jones.
Neortolemu„
Rambler.
Sale of Authors.
Paralic Lqft and Regain'd.
Lord Kaim's Poetical Essays.
Hanways Letters.
Thoughts on Liberty.
Dq. ; on Adultry.
English Liberty's.
Efray on Crimes and Pu
nishments.
Fawker's Theocritus.
Handmaid to the Arts.
Crammer on Metals.
Albins Natural History of
Birds.
The Floreft.
Flays.
Cards.
Memorable Accidents
FoKer'sDefence ofßeiigious
Liberty.
Bucan's Family Physician.
Sharp's Surgery.
Diseases of the Array.
Latin Accidence.
Do. Nomanclatures.
A CoUedion of Words and
Phrases.
Corderius's.
Erasmus's,
Grammars.
Te (laments.
Clark's Justin.
Maps of Connecticut.
Account Books.
Record Do.
Receipt Do.
English and Homemade
Writing Paper.
Pocket Books.
Slate Books.
Slate Pencils.
Black Lead Do.
English Ink Powdery
Ink Holders.
Scaling wax.
Wafers.
Clothiers Press Papers.
Cartridge Do.
Bonnet Do.
Caperas.
Logwood.
Allum, And,
A variety of Small Books
for Children, viz.
The World turned upside
flown.
The Itiding Master)
HUbcry pf Goody Two Shoes
Tomb Thumb.
Holy Jeniis.
Fables.
Birds.
Song Books.
Copy Books.
T E A.
Coffee.
Chocolate.
Pepper.
Sugar.
Nutmegs.
Indigo. 6
Crowu Soap.
Pins.
Darting and small Needle*.
Wool Cards.
Small Fish Hooks.
Awlßlades.
Mens & Womens Thimbles.
Pen Knives.
Jack Do.
Sd. and rod. Nails.
Bai Iron.)
Gimblet,
Crucibles,
Pipes.
Beautiful small Trunks and
Boxes.
Small Rasps.
Black and White Gauze.
Cap Wire.
Silk Handkerchiefs.
Cheap Linens,
Bi itannia's.
Shirt Buttons.
Strip'd Holland.
Baize.
Ruflia Drab.
Gartering, &c. &c. &c,