...Connecticut. But we find, by some accounts, that the produce of this Coloiny jisjvnbef, boards, all sorts of English grain, hemp, flax, sheep, black cattle,...tobacco. That they export horses and lumber to the West-Indies, and receive, in return, sugar, salt, molasses, and ram. We likewise find, that their manufactures...

...black cattle, swine, horses, goats, and tobacco. That they export horses and lumber to the West-Indies, and receive, in return, sugar, salt, molasses, and...tanning, shoemaking, and other handicrafts ; others in building, and in joiner's, tailor's and smith's work, without which they could not subsist. No report...

...Connecticut. But we find, by some accounts, that the produce of this colony is timber, boards, all sorts of English grain, hemp, flax, sheep, black cattle,...Indies, and receive in return, sugar, salt, molasses and ram. We likewise find, that their manufactures .are very inconsiderable; the people there being generally...

...the Board said, " We find, by some accounts, that the produce of this colony is timber, boards, all sorts of English grain, hemp, flax, sheep, black cattle,...receive in return sugar, salt, molasses, and rum." Z2 270 THE SPANISH WAR. [1739. CHAPTER XXXIII. 1739. The Spanish War, 1745.-" The Old French War."—...

...trade carried on in that province that can be injurious to Great Britain. " From Connecticut we learn that they export horses and lumber to the West Indies,...receive in return sugar, salt, molasses, and rum. Their manufactures are very inconsiderable, the people being generally employed in tillage." In 1745...

...of Connecticut. But we find by some accounts that the produce of this Colony is timber, boards, all sorts of English grain, hemp, flax, sheep, black cattle,...Indies, and receive in return sugar, salt, molasses, and nun. We likewise find that thcir manufactures are very inconsiderable ; the people bcing generally...

...Connecticut ; but we find, by some accounts, that the produce of this colony is timber, boards, all sorts of English grain, hemp, flax, sheep, black cattle,...generally employed in tillage, some few in tanning, shocmaking, and other handicrafts; others in the building, and joiners', tailors', and smiths' work,...

...of Connecticut. But we find by some accounts that the produce of this Colony is timber, boards, all sorts of English grain, hemp, flax, sheep, black cattle,...manufactures are very inconsiderable ; the people being generally employed in tillage, some few in tanning, shoemaking, and other handicrafts ; others...

...of Connecticut. But we find by some accounts that the produce of this Colony is timber, boards, all sorts of English grain, hemp, flax, sheep, black cattle,...manufactures are very inconsiderable ; the people being generally employed in tillage, some few in tanning, shoemaking, and other handicrafts ; others...

...produce of this Colony is timber, boards, all sorts of English grain, hemp, flax, sheep, black eattle, swine, horses, goats, and tobacco. That they export horses and lumber to the West Indics, and receive in return sugar, salt, molasses, and rum. We likewise find that thcir manufactures...