The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1779-06-08 00:00:00, page 4

S NU F F.
J?fl come io band, to be Sold
At JOSIAH.WILLARD GIBBS's
Store in Hartford, by Wholesale and Retail,
A Quantity of excellent SNUFF in Bortles
and Bladders : Like^fe, a few Calks of ocd
INDIGO, and a small quantify of DRY GOODS.
STAMPING of LINENS in different figures;
is done next door to Landlord GIDEON BEN
JAMINS in Haft Hartford, by
EBENEZER GRIFFEN.
TO BE SOL D, by
TIMOTHY HATCH,
in East Hartford,
CALICOES, Linens, Cambricks, white Jane,
Fustian, Thread, Stockin, ftrip'd Camblet,
D .Bys, Russel Tammy. Batch Lace, Rb
bands, Sewing Suk, fine Thread, Silk Twist Knit
ting Needles, Pins Horn Ivory and Crooked Combs,
Silver Plated Buttons B^fkei Buttons, Sleave Buttons,
Caflor and Felt Hata.
N. B. The Tayler's Business, in all its Branches,
is carried on by said H^ch.
JUST PUBLISHED
A dobe Sold, by the Printers,
Animadversions on a lae Publica
tion, entitled, the Duty and Obligation of
Chriflians to Mirry only in the Lord: Illufbated
and urged, by S 7 EPHEN WEST, A. M. Pastor
of the Church of Christ, in Stockbridge, in a letter to
th* A 'thor.,
TO BE SOL D,
A This country born NEGRO WENCH, 24
years old now pregnant, and bids lair to make
float recruits for Lord Dunmore. --Any pef^ or
family where that is edeemed no fault, can make an
easy bargain with her present m^refs.
Enquire of the PRINTERS
JUST PUBLISHED,
And to be Sold by the Printers,
THE
TREATIES
OF
AMITY and COMMERCE,
AND OF
ALLIANC E,.
EVENTUAL and DEFENSIVE,
Between Hi# Most Christian MAJESTY,
AND THE
Thirteen UNITED STATES of AMERICA.
At the fame Place may be had
CONSIDER ATI ONS
On the M ODE and T ERMS of a Treaty of
PEACE with AMERIC A.
t # t This Pamphlet was printed in London about
the Time Governor Johnstone arrived there. It
was much read, and a second Impraffinn called for.
P A P E &
WRITING PAPER, by the Ream
or left Quantity; PRESS PAPERS,
by the Gofs or Dzen ;CART ERA G E
PAPER, by the Ream or Quire: to be Ex
changed, for Cotton or Linen Rags, Wheat, Rye,
Indian Corn Beef, Pork, Batter, or Continental
Money at the North Door under the Printing
Office Hartford, by
BARZTLLAI HUDSON.
Washington, May 17, 1779.
TO be Sold, by the Subscriber, aFAR M,
containing one hundred and twenty five acres,
lying in Waihington, in the county of Berkshire,
on the county road to Albany, there is on laid farm
a good house, the barns ate poor. It will cut thirty
loads of good English, hay this year, and pasture
fifteen head of cattle, and is well wartered.
NOBLE DEWE Y.
LATELY taken U„, TN A SUFFERING CON
DITION, an old SORREL HORSE,
w <e face, fiddle gall'd, shod all round. Also, a
BROWN MARE about eight Years old hat
black mane and tad. Both low in flefh, pace and
trot, ard show no brand.
SOLOMON BUE L L, Jun.
Litchfield, May 12, 1779.
NAIL RO D S,
REFINED and Bloomery, to be Sold for Cafti,
by the Hundred or lef„ at CALEB BULL,
jun'rs, Sore, north of the Court House, Hartford.
BL A N K D EE D^|
to be Sold at the Printing-Office.
This Day is published, by
John Boyle and John D. M'Dougall,
PROPOSALS for Printing by Subscription (in two
Volumes, Oflavo) each Volume containing 500
Pages, a new Edition (neatly printed and sewed
in blue Boards) of
LETTERS
WRITTEN BY THE LATE RIGHT HONORABLE
PHILIP DORMER ST'ANHOPE,
EARL ofCHESTERFIELD,
TO HIS SON
Philip Stanhope, Esq
LATH BNVQY EXTRAORDINARY TO THE COURT OF
DRESDEN;
Together with his Lordship's Life and an Account
of his Son ; the Art of P/eafing, an additional Series
of Letters; feme Poems ; and several other Pieces
on various Subjects.
The above Work will be printed on a good Letter,
and on the fame Paper with the PropofaL. Toe Price
to Subferibers will be only Thirty D liar, although
the Letters alone have been fold at Sixty Dollars.
It is requeued those Gentlemen who intend to be
Purchasers of this valuable Worm would favour the
Undertakers with thair Names and Addiefs by the
zoth of June, after which&w Pctfon will he allowed
the Benefic of fubferibing.
It is also expelled. that those G^leroea who are
Encouragers of this ufeful Work will pay One Half
at the Time of fubfertbing, and the otter Half on
Dre! very cf the Books.
Those who fiscribe for Six Setts will be entitled
to a Seventh gratis
As butt Volume ofLoRDCHFstERFiELD's much
admired L^<e s &:.wb be c mpleated at one
T me, the Names of thof Gentlemen who chose *0
appear as Encouragers of Polite Literature in Ameri
ca, will be printed in the firi V lume.
Subscriptions are praef. Ily received by J.
Boyle, and J. D. M Dougall the Publishers.
Also - By Mr. John Mycall, in Newbury Port ;
Mr. M. Williams in Salem; Mr, J. Carter, and
Messieurs Southw ck a n d Whealer, in Providence ;
Mr. J. Trumbull, in Norwich ; Mr. N. Partin, and
Messieurs Hudson and Goodwin, in Hartford.
A Quantity of Good OARS,
to be Sold. 01 the moil reasonable terms.
Enquire of the Printers.
Hartford, May 25,
CHOICE FLAX
To be Sold, Wholefate or Retail, for Continental
Bills, Tabacco or Tow Cloth by
WELLS and Company.
E*4 Windsor May 18, 1779.
BRAZfERY and BRASS FOUNDERY.
EBENEZER DENNIS S,
From Norwich ;
HEREBY informs the Public, that he has set
up the business of B RAZIER Y and
F OUNDE R Y. m several branches, at his
Shop oppofie Dr. Smith's Store in Hartford,
where Gentlemen may be served on the Shorten
notice.
N. B. All kind of mending in Brass/ Copper and
Puter i, done by said Dennifs. Cash or new work
given for old Brass, Copper and Pater.
Hartford, May 24. 1779
LOST the 27th of April lad, at Middletown,
in the Long Meadows, T WO BAGS,
marked A G. with a few pounds of Indigo in a
Canuck bay. Whoever will leave the fame at the
Printing Office in Hertford, or with Mr. Hobby at
Middletown, Shall be reasonably rewarded by
AARON GRISWO L D.
May 17, f 779.
For LANDS in SUS Q_UEHANNA H,
TH E Subscriber, would be glad to Exchange
LANDS either in New Huntington or
Panton. in the State of Vermont. For which a good
Title may Be given, by
JOSEPH HAMILTON.
Sharon, Mav § 1779.
BROKE into the inctofure of the subscriber about
the 20-h of April, a dark bay HORSE, about
4or 5 years old, black mane and tail, no brand, no
Shoes on, paces and trots. The owner is desired to
pay charges and take him sway.
LEVI BROWNSON.
Winchester, May 4 17,9. .
TO be given away, a Likely Neyro Male
CHIL D. Enquire of die PrintEß s.
Hartford, May 25, 1779.
TO COVER.
The beautiful Black H ORSS
YOUNG WILDAIR.'
At N;cholion'iMil:?; at N*W Milford, in th^
County cf Li chfield, at Five hard DTm the
fesfon^ two and a halfa leap, or ten ro irifure a
Celt, or continental currency at the late cf the
common exchange.
Y7"OUNG W+LDAIR if 14 hinds and three
X quarters high, is u^w rifi -g of fix years cld,
ftfung, lengthy and veiyhandfome, is an excellent
grandson of the famous Wildair, allowed to be the
best horse that ever was in America. H s bleed ww
in so great repute in England that the ' nideteenycat,
old, a grea price was paid for him and e fhi,„d
home, whe.e the lad account we had of him he
covered at 25 guineas a mare. This Horse ii well
calculated 10 get racers, hunters add saddle horses,
is a horse of speed game and temper.
N B. Hi, Celts prove chicfl, bhrk.
ILLCOVR
THIS Season, at the Stable of the Subscriber
hi Sandirfield, the FAMOUS HORSfy
YOUNG WILDDEAR. He is a Horse
of firength and beauty equal perhaps to any m A
tnerica.
JOSIAH STILLMAN.
N. B. He is the fame Horse that was kept in
Sandisfield in the year 1777.
Sandyfield, May 2, 1779.
WILL GOVE R this S.afon, at the Sab. .cf
the Subscriber in H irtfor'd, the f m^r Horse
YOUNG RANGER,
HE is a H^fe of size ftrengh and beauty equal
perhaps to any in America, of the true Bar
bary bleed.
JAMES NICHOLS.
May 10 17,9.
THE FAMOUS HORSE
YOUNG P A O L I,
WILL COVER this Season, at the S able
of the Subiccbm it Somers. He if & Ho, fe
for ftieogth, beauty and goings equal perhaps to
any in America, four years old, 2nd upwvda of
fifteen hand. high.
AMARI A H KIBBE.
Harttord County, I T) U B LIC NOTICE
May 17, 1779 lA. ' 5 hereby given, to all it
doth or may co cern. That a L%llis filed before
the Hon. Jabez Hamlin, E q; Judge cf the Coun
ty Court in the County of Hartford, a^ainft the
Sloop LIVELY, burthen about forty tons,
Ambros; Cleveland, late M^er, her tacklin. apparel
and cargo. A so, ageing the Stoop JOH N,
burthen ninety fix tons, John Warner, la e M?.°er,
her facklin, apparel and cargo. And also, agaihfl
the Sloop MAY-FLOWER, b,arthen one
hundred and nine tons, Clark late Mate,
in favour of Clemont B sh p.Gurdon Burnham and
Moses Butler.commanders of three armed Schooners,
call'd the G ill. Rattle Snake and Revenge p r cp r
ly comm ffioned and conformed, and their atfoc^+es
the captors aud letters forth of said three Schoen# %
who took the said L vely, John and May Flower;
upon the high fcas, and sent them into the cmnty
of Hartford : And for the tryal of the juffice of laid
captures, the maritime court for the county cf Hert
ford, will be held at Hartford, in said county on
the 15 h of june next, at which time all perfonir
claiming property, may appear, and ffiew reason if
any they 'have, why the laid bloops Lively, John
and May-Flower, with their tacklin, apparel and
cargoes, Ihould not be adjudged as lawful prize to
thecaptors and fetters forth agreeable tothe prayer cf
the libellants, Hartford, May 18, 1779.
By order of the Judze,
GEORGE WYLLYS, RrcosT.
ST RAY'D from Mr. James Judd's pa?ure in
Farmington, the latter part cf April la% a Large
Black MARE, heavy with foal ^ a yearling bay
Stallion with her : The Mare is about seven years
old, branded IC on the hoc f, no fhoea cn. b Who
ever will take up said Mare and Qh and inferin
the Subscriber shall be handfomly rewarded by•
JOHN CHE NE VA
N. B. The Mare may have foaled again by th&
Hartford, May 24, 1779.
TAKEN damage feafant, and impounded in
Mansfield town pound; by the Subscriber,
on the 30th day of April last, a Chefnut Cdburid
HORSE, five or fix years old, about 14 banti^
high, has no white spot on him paces and tio's, shod
all round. The owner is defined to prove iris p.O
-^ rt y, pay charges, and take him away.
NATH'L KIDDER, Jun,
Mansfield, May <, 1779.