The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-12-19 00:00:00, page 4

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By E. & H. BEARDSLEY,
'•. A NCMBBR OBBLRGAN T
DRINKING GLASSES,
OF VARIOUBS SEIZES.
Hartford, November 28, 1780.
LLPERSONS that are indebted to the
efate of Capt. DANIEL GOODWIN,
lite of Hartford, deceas'd, either by note, bond oe
book, are once more earnestly requeued to fettle and
pay the fame; and all those who have any demands,
to call on the fubferiber for'the fame.
DANIEL GOODWIN, Executor.
LIKEWISE, Those that ate any ways in:
Z-bted to the fubferiber, or have any accounts open
' if more than one year's Landing, are desired
My the fame; and those having any de
fer their pay, and they shall receive
^^ ^r^-ding to contraa, noterithUaodj
In k to the contrary.
& - r 'dient servant.
LGOODWIN.
Hartfo. 178.°.
SO LOx LENTIN E,
HAS for fat, :Sa few rode north of
the Court. r >ffortment of Qjeeas
Ware, among wh Tea Pots# Capa and
Sincerer Also, I fferent fiz^s, P.nt
and half Tumbler Wine Glafo of
different kinds Pi, grace or less quan
tity, Piper Tobar , he hundred or lefii
quantity. Fans, S locmikers Nippere,
Pegging Awls, »V J,,'/ lews. two feet Rules,
Brass Screw R ' < food Screws, Sheep
Shears, Snuff, t &v.
Also a fer heft Holland Geneva,
bast whit American manufactured
Sri'
^; i, do.'
N SMITH,
i: r .<ndAPOTHECA RY,
fr < RM .1$ old Caftomers and other#, that
y received a ftefh fapply of DRUGS,
'IGINBS and INDIA SPICES, genuine
and good—His assortment is so general that a particu
lar enumeration it needless --Those who may have
oceafibn to purchase of him, are requeued to bring as
great a proportion as they can of hard or continental
money, otherwise it will be impoffiblt for him to
fapply them in futwe.
He hat also for sale, by retail, Bohea Tea, Coffee,
Chocolate, Weft India Rum. Lisbon Wine, Sugar,
Indigo, Allum, best Wool Cards, the New Teh
spent, Dilworth's Spelling, a number of Latin
School Books, and a few valuable Law Books --
Rock and other forts of Salt, to be exchanged for
Floar, Corn, and other articles neaeffiry for family
use. A good price will be given for old Vials clean
Or unclean.
N. B. As it is almolltwo years since the late
'partnership between Smith and Coit was dissolved,
and near a year since the death of Mr. Coit ; those
who ark Indebted to said company are desired to
Snake speedy payment, to said Smith, as he is called
upon by the executors or his deceased partner ; any
debts found to be jolly due from said company, will
be panduaily paid, by
SOLOMON SMITH.
Hartford, November 27, 1780.
PHINEAS S. LE'MONNIER,
BEGS leave to acquaint the Gentlemen & Ladies
in the town of Hartford, that he has opened a
School, for the Tuition of Youth in the FRENCH
LANGUAGE, a Language that is of the greatest
importance at this present day ; and being part of a
polite education, he slitters himftlf he shall meet
,with fultable encouragement.]
'' N. B. He is to be spoke with every day, at Caph
Ebenezer Drake's, in Hartford, from 9 ten o'clock
in the forenoon.
TOBK^OTI^ AT T H e
NORTH DOOR
Under the Printing Office, in Hartford,
For Cont i n a ntal Money.
TESTAMENTS, Spelling Books. Primers,
Young Man's bed Companion, Lowth's Gram
mar. C<fcrfield'a Letters, Pupil of Pleafare, Hun
ter's Reflexion son ChefterSeld'sl&terk, Doddridge's
Life, Col. Allen's Narrative, Hubbard's History of
Indian Wars, Law's Collection of Pfalmcdy, Pope's
Essay on Man, &c. &c. &c.
REA D Y MONEY
Given for Linen & Cotton RAGS,
, r^E PRINTING-OFFICE.
rn R^ SOLDI
By NATHANIEL PATTEN,
a few Rods North of the State-House, Hartford :
Barr-Iron ^ Weft-India Rum.
JUST PRINTED, bound ^d te&dy
for fate, the PSALMS of DAVID, by
J. WATTS, D. D. Those who have favM
raggs may fend them, and have their books ; and
those that have already sent them likewrfe.---Al!
those who will be such friends to TrteretuOT and
their country, as to save their cotton or linnen RAGS,
will find their account in it, by feeding them to
their humble Servant, , .
NATHANIEL PATTEN.
Hartford, Nov. to, 1780. 0
N, B. Round Hand Copper Piffle Copies to bi
fold atfaid shop- ^ ^ ^ °^ ' .^
A LL perfans indebted to the edate of Juho Tyler,
A late of T-riland deceased, by bend, book or note,
are required to make speedy fettle^ent ; and all
persons having any demands on the estate of fill
deceased, ate desired to exhibit their accounts for
settlement, as the estate must fcon be fettled. Thofi
indebted, are required to comply with above requel,
or expea trouble..
THANKFUL TYLER, Administratrix.
Tolland, November 28, 1780.
~ Forgs at Colebrook, December 5, 1780.
THIS may acquaint my Caftomers and the
Public in general, That I till continue
to mabufeaure Steel in the German method, and
have just finifhed a quantity for Plow Irons and
Edge Toch ; the common Steel is drawn chiefly
into Sleigh Shoes ; for sale for State or Continental
money, warranted to harden well. The quality of
the Edge Tool Steel is known by those that bought
it directly from my hands to be superior to any
made in the United S ates. There has been great
injustice done to me and the public in the fecund
hand felling of my Steel ; they purchase the com
mon fort, neat bars, and fell them for Edge Tools.
The public may depend that for the fatare all my
Edge Tool Steel shall be lamped with the initial
letters of ray name.
-JACOB OGDEN.
N. B. There la Sleigh Shoes to be had of Mr.
James Tiley, at Hartford, for Cash or Produce.
*F’^'R-^'a—L~ B,"
Madeira Wine, Coniac Brandy,
Rum. Sugar, Tea, Coffee. Pepper, Oznabri^s, and
French Arms complect at his Store in Hartford, by
JOHN CHENEVARD.
December 4. 1780.
JONATHAN PALMER, fan?
HAS for sale, or exchange for country produce.
on board a Sloop from Stonington, at Wharf
in Middletown, and st Mr. Richard Hamlin's Ta
vern on the Bank, the following articles, v',z. Rum,
Sugar, Molaiks, Coffee, Tea, Rock Salt and Phila
delphia Leather Breeches, all which will be fold or
exchanged upon the mo& rgefonable terms, if appli
ed for soon.
Middletown, Dec. 2. 1780.
N. B. A few Barrels of Park is wanted, for which
hard money may be given.
-T O BE SOL D,
AT SALISBURY FURNACE,
A NUMBER of 9,6, and 4 Pound CA N
NON, cafr from the bell ore in America ;
with a general assortment of Hollow Ware, by the
ton or by retail ; Forge Hammers, Clothiers P ates,
and a quantity of Rock Salt, by the &k or Angle
bushel. For terms apply to
W M . W HITIN G, and
NATH. FRISBIE.
Salisbury, N vernber 24, 1780.
TAKEN up by the Subscriber, a Red and
White HEIFER, two years old next
spring, a half crop under each ear. The owner is
defied to prove his property, and pay charges.
JOSEPH PRATT.
Hartford, December 4, 1780.
AL L ptrfons that have any demands on the
estate of Capt. Abraham Pinny, late of
Simsbury, deccried, are requested to prefect
their accotintsfor settlement; and all who are in
debted to said eflate are desired to make 'imme late
payment to the fubferibers, executors to the left wilt
and tcftament of the said Abraham. Attendance
will be given for that purpf, at the honfe of Jonathan
Pinny, on the third Memdays of December and
January next.
ABRAHAM PINNY | _
JONATHAN PINNY, | Executors.
To be SOLD, for any Current Money,
STOVES, Clothiers Plates, Pots and Retries,
of va&oua itas, Bake and Siew Pana. Spiders,
Shelhts. Tea Kettles, Cart Boxes, Brions, and Dtefy
by the ton, half ton, vtfol or piece.
EBENEZER BARNARD, J un .
hN. B, M&afTet, Rum o Sugar, and homemade
Salt, to be exchanged so, Produce.
Hartford Deuembeca, 1780.
___________ _____
5 to jet in Orchards, and a Quantity of
EARTHEN WAR E, to be Sold for
Cash, Country Produce, or Wett India Goode.
ISRAEL SEYMOWR.
Hartford, November 27, 1780.
- TO Fo-L~D;'
BY the Subscriber, 65 Acres of L A N D, lying
in Simfyury (a<jruling cm Hartland) about 40
Acres of which is under improvement, well fenced,
a small Dwelling Houfi Handing thereon. For
terms of sale; apply to
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Simfbury, November 28, 3780.
TH E Subscriber diGras all persons indebted to
him to make immediate payment, as he is
about moving out cf this State. Those who do not
comply with this reqaeft by the firA of January next,
roust expe& to fettle the fame with Col. Seymour,
la Hartford, afar that time.
BENJAMIN BREWER.
Sim^ttNoyember 28, 1780.
STOLEN from the ^ubfcriber, on the night
O of the 27th infant, a Slack MORSE, a fter
in his forehead, nine years old, fourteen hands high $
natural pacer ; with a saddle, fiddle-bag,, &c.
Whoever will return said Horse, and secure the thief;
shall have a generous reward, and charges paid.
STEPHEN AYLSWORTH.
PWnfield, November 28, 1780.
STOLEN from the Subscriber, on the night of
the 27th infant, a Sorrel M A RE, white face,
about fourteen hands high, fix years old, well built,
trots and paces. Whoever will return said Mare,
and fecare the thief, [fhall have a generous reward,
and charges paid. J. DOUGLAS.
Plainfield, November 28, 1780.
Si RAYED or STOLEN out of Preserved
White's barn yard, in Springfield, on the night
after the aid infant, a brown or mouse coloured
MARE, ten years old, fourteen and a half handle
high, natural pacer, a blaze in her face, black than?
and tail, her mane inclines to lye on both sides, 3
white fetet ; nfwly ffiod before, cork'd by the ki&
of a horse in the off hind leg, no brand. Whoever
has or will take up said Mare, and feturcs her so that
the owner may have her again, shall be generously
rewarded, by
GORDON PERCIVAL,
Wilbraham, November 23, 1780.
BROKE into the indofure of the Subferiber,
a Rao roan MARE, three years old, a far
in her forehead, trots all, no brand. The owner is
defied to prove his property and pay charges.
ALLEN STEEL.
WeS. Hartford, November 28, 1780.
BROK E into the Hclcfare of the Subferiber,
the lafi of OAcber, t wo HORSES; 1 black
about 14 and a half bands high, a star in his fore
head ihod before, trots and paces, fappofed to be
13 years old ; the other a sorrel; with, a white face,
about 6 years : Id, 13 hands and a half high, shod
before natural trotter. The owner is desired to pay
charges, and take him array.
PHINEAS ROBERTSON.
Granville, November 18. 1780.
For Sale, at the Stere cf
JAMES PERCIVAL,
In K SKSSNGTON,
BLUBBER >nd MAICKRIL, by the Barrel, and
about 40 gallons Liver Oil. Also, to ex
change for Grain, Rock aod Homemade Salt, Rum,
Sugar, Molasses, &c. A few articles of Iron Ware.
To be Sold at the South Door under the
Printing-Office,
BEST China Caps and Saucers, colour'd end
black Silk Handkerchiefs, black Sattin, Flow
ered Gauze, Bohea Tea, Rum, Sugar, Coffee, Cho
cola.% Pepper, Allspice, Nutmegs, Rice, Indigo,
Powder, Wool Cards Pins, Writi g Paper, Brafa
Furniture for Delks, Knives and Forks, 7 by 9
Glass. &c. &c.
N. B. The higher price in Cash or any of the
above articles given for old Brass or Pewter, at the
above place.