The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1771-06-20 00:00:00, page 3

mdzawursi n' f'uzuve (l.: i'uhlizk is :he Asscrticn, whith (. up:.u'iv selfe,
dzfl 11",- AHleJ-mm os che Hmce .)! "w .ilcz'. (;uvem- un .n-I Plcha "los!
we! mad.- \\.ihsi-m any Lummunicssmsi-n with Lord North. Susih ;usic the
],fctiludi whisiha dlflijctpommd iamcssu arc dsiily icclusiui ( Yaku, in Order
w nmsisiid (he unwary; an inlui: h- ul good voxanumm, which no wr
mct PeiizA of our lhsiory can pai-aiiel.
We are affuwd that Mi. Bull ha- not promised w sci ve Sheiisswith Mr.
winges, nor hat he declacd his Accepmnce of him ()lfiw oi 'llc-iu!6s zo
she Bill of Righu.
Mr- Alderman thman having refused " be a Candidute whh Mr.
'utes foreh- Ofl'we o! Shmff, Mx. Alciciman Rossncr has bsiun at length
ailed upon do affoni Mr. Wiikes the Credix Iro hisi Name, and bcsiuu
We! Me for than honouiahic and important Oshce.
s; [be Pint'rn .] the shame;; ADVERTISER.
sie !
!
0 write for Prosit without caxing the Press, to write sor Fame and
go de unknown, to support che lntrigues m" Faction and in he
w, na danzerous Auxihary, hy every Part)- in the Ksinzdum, m}:
Conuadietiom, which the Minifler mult reconcde, before lsiwneiz my
("redic with the Pubhcic. ! may quit the: Service, but it would be ahsurd
"suspect me ochseruon. The Reputation o! these i'apcra in an honour
[ble Pledge sids my Anachmem so the People. To saclisice & icspcc'itd
awakes, and to rcnounce the Ellecm of Socieiy, requires mue than
"5 Wedderbume's Reflȝiution; and though, m him, iv. was mhes :
Pscfoffion than a Desemon of his Principles [] speak tcndci ly of (his
Genueman, for when Treachery is in (Delhon 1 linnk Wc should make
Album for a—Scotchman] ye! we have seen him in the House os Com
mon! overwheimed With Consusmn, and aimofl beresk of his Facuhics.
Dun Truih, Sir, I have lest no Ruom for an Accommodation with the
Pin) os St. ]anies's. My Offenccs are nono bc redeemed by chumalion
.- Repemance. On one Side, our warmen Patrioxs would dissiiaim me
a : Banhm to their honcfl Ambition. On the other, the viiesi Proshw
don, is juniar could descend to it, would lose its natural Merit and in
flucncc in the Cahinec, and Treachery be no longer a Recommendauon
to the Royal Favour.
The Persom who, til] within these few Years, have been most distin
guished by their Zeai sor High Church and Prcrogative, aienow, it seems,
(he great Album of the Psivnlegcs of the House of Commona. 'l his
Men All waden of their Sencimemssior Language, carries with i! a suspi
duus Appearance- When! bear the undeiined Priviieges of she popular
lnnch of the hgiflamre exalted by Tories and ]acobiiea. at the ExPc-sise
' ahhose shifl Righu, which are known to the Subject, and limited by the
Laws, [cannot but suspect thar some-mischievws Suheme is in Agitation,
"destroy both Lawand Privilcge, by oyposmg them to each other. They
vbo have uniformly denied the Pcwer of the whoie Legiflature to mer
de [descent of theCrown, ad whose Aneeflors, in Rebelhon against his
[We Emily, have defended du: Doerine at the Hazard of their
Lives, n'ovr tell us !hat Priwflege of Parliament is the only Rule os Right,
adrhethid' Secutkzof ehepublick Liberty'.1 fear, Sir, that, wmie
Pom- r'enctab, then has been some material Change in the Sulmance of
new. The 'nione ohhese Men were too absurd to be so
My renewed- liberal inda mopen lo Conviction. Liberfl Doc
m are upabhd Improvement- There are Proseiytes from Atheism,
in none rmhflrffim If 3!)le presenr Profeflions were sincerc, !
MMI—MWNWM nsednga eflion, concerning
w unnecelsarily flamd a: a Se so unlavourable
olde Half: ofComrndns, and by so very mean and insignificam a Perscn
aa the mine W- They knew that the pccsen! House of Commons,
hyiagmmoedflofflkiu widnhe People, and degraded che Authorizy
d the Law; by their own Example, _were likely enough xo be refined,
" Far erNJ-n Ifrhey werereally Fnends to Privilegl, they would have
doughf ' of Right too dangerous to be hawded at this beason,
na, without (he Formi-"ny of a Convemion, would have let": it undecided.
] have been Man hitherto, though not from that shameful indifference
m the [Milk of Said], which too many of us profesa, and all
caution. ] confess, Sir, that ! felt the Prejudices of my Educacion,
'- Favoor da House of Common, hill hanging about me. ] thought
date " thandffivilepeould neverbebrouglu to
a formal Dadlon wichonc Inconvenience do the publick Sewice, or a
"ifefl Motion of ugal liberty, and ought tlwcfore to be carefully
omitted; and when] her eiuuhe Violenceof theHouseofComnwns
Ncmiedfiem wo farmretreat, ldewrminedno: todeliverahafly
' a Matter of so much Deficacy and lmponance.
The Sun oe' Things is much aheued in thia Country, since it was
My]. Moul- quesencauves'agamfl che direct Power of th.
cmm. We have Nothing (o ayprehcnd smm Presoguive, bucevery Thing
m unde um * konnh-iy it was the lntcrofl of the People that
do Privilegsof Parliamens should be lest unlimized and undefined. At
pesenc ilia nounly th'": lnmesi, but I hold it to be essflnially necessary
plhe w si the Connimeion, that the Priviieges of Parliament
buld'be My " and be confined within the narrowest Rounds
— Nmos this lnshmdon will admit of. Upon the same Principle,
_ M I have refined Prerogatch in the last Cemury, l now
M Privbge." ishudifi'eremto me whetherthemen, byits own
bendin- ac. imposes new, and dispense: with old Laws, or whether
lefane um Pm produces the same Effects through the Medium
( the Him. We untied our Reprefenmivu with Pnsivi
bp-senhe'rmdehoeand oure. Weeannoc hinderdu'r-Desmm,
hume- prevunheir carrying over the": Amu theScn/iceot che
I-ny. twin he kid, that ] begin" witsiibnduvomnc' ; to reduce the
Wmmg' andege' ' to ; mere 'on of onvenience; um
[day ummvhn I would umozss another; and that, to feast
dePovwel-da ' ulesoofCommom, mayeflabsishaPrec-edcnt
hjlrina to haue Pn-li-nmu. To this ] answer generally, that
lorn:- Afa'n are in no lnfiance governed by stria pofiu've Right. n'
Chaageos Cinnamon weren have no Weight in directing our Condua
MOpinions, tho nauwai lnaeroonrse of Mankind would be Nothing
needs: a Cunemwnbnween posnive and cquiuble Risihe. Sociery
Who a State of ,Wer, and Law itselfwould be lnjusiice. On this
momen, it if highly reasonable that the Degreectos our Submiffion
en Privilegs, which have never been dm by any pofidve Law, should
it WuaWdCa-vmieme, and powdomd to the Con
idenee we repose in the Writy of our Represcnxativez. As to the ln
jwy we me, do to any anre and agone respeQa-hic House of ,Cmnmuns,
* ]mlun—QRMWWWMLWPIUUNIMM
es P-diamamsy Virtuep one Yeanhnn another. Our poliiicai Climau
5 seven:], M; ;! Wt dwelling Upon the Depravixy—os modern
Times, ltfink no [w Mln willcxpea that, As human Nature is
confined, the mormal: !nfluenceol'tbc Crown should (xdsc :o prevm
ner xho Vkue of lndile-lz. The Misehieflieuoo deep to be cured by
thy Remedy lef- than some great Convulsion. which may either ass,
back the W coiuorigiml Principles or utterly destroy it. ] do
" doubt that, in the first Sefl'ion after the next Election, some popula
Mdures they be adopwd. The psesem House of Commons have injured
themselves by : too early and pubiick Pisiofeflion of their Principles; and is
I Strain of Proflitution, which had no Example, were \'.i(hin the Rcach
Of Emuhfion, it might beimpsudenc to hazard the Experiment too soon.
But after []], Sir, it is very immnerial whether : House of Common: shall
reserbe thed- Vimu foe a Week, : Month, or : Year. The influence,
!rhieh make: : sePcennial Parlinmenc dependenz upon the Pleasure of the
Crown, but a petmanent Operation. and cannot fail of Succcss. My
'Wes, ] know, will be denied in Argument. but every Man's cosi
ss-ience tells him they are true. !: remains then to be coniidercd whunct
!! be for the interest of' the People that Privilege of PRDMnICnt (wshch,
Zd Respea to che Purpofes for which it has hisherm been acquiclsscec under,
" merely non'fiml) fh uld be connected w'uhm some cemun Limiu, or
Whether the Subject shall be less at the Mercy of :- Power, urhmaiy upon
"2 Floe of it. And notcrioufly under the Direction of the Crown.
[do not man to decline the Befflon o! Rng r. On the contrary, Sir,
livin (she with the Advocam ior Prudegc, ssand affum that, " except
" ing the Cases wherein the House of Commons are a Court of juiisisi-a,
" lus! (to which. from the Nature of their Office, : coemvsict Puwes must
" belong) and excepung such Concempts a: ilmwdiately interrupt (heir
" Psomdings, (hey have no legal Authomy to implisun simy Msin ior any
" suppoled Violacion of Privilege vssrlmsoever." !: is no: psusinsilul ihnt
Pnsivikgc, as now cizimed, has ever been defined or confirmed h) smote;
neither can it he said, with any Colour of Truth, to be a Pin us [in; com
mon Law of England, which had grown into i'isicseription iorctsi; before ne
knew lny Thing of the Exnsh-ncc of : House of (?si nimonctct. Asi [us the
Lu'of Parliament, it is only another Name for the Privucsi-c in Women;
Ind since the Power of creating new aniicges has been lurmcz ly re.
Muhced by both Houses, since there is no Codc in which we can study
(be Law us Parliament, we iuvu but one Way iesi to make ourselves m:
qunimed With it; that is, to COMPM'C the Nature as the lnsh'union o: ;
House of Commom with the Ends upon RCQ rd. To cliabiish : Ciaizu
" Pn'vilege in either House, end to distinguish oxiginal Right nom an
Wwpation, it must lppezr that it is indispensably nccclsmy [or she l'u
sflrmancesios the Duty they .wsisi- employed in, and also thsiu it has hccsin um
sl'mb allowed. From the le-cti Pair at this Descripkion, it follow: (siicaily
"m whnevw Priviicge doe. o." Right belong to the present House of
Common! did equally belong n the sin: Assembly of men Prelleccssoxs,
W- u occupied): vened in them, uiJ might him been excxcsiscsil in the
sithe Extent. From th: sertnssl, we nsitzfl irf't-r ?h..t Pnrih-gt-s whitf'. fit
seven] Centutws, \'-'LsslCT*-0Z t-nly new: zlsitm ed, but t-ewr t\ ssn chtmtd by
the House ot Commtm, must he- tuunded tss-n l turpattun. 'l ! t- Um
sh'uthnll Duttesi at : House et Ct-n-mws :t-e trot very complicated nor
mystenons. 'lht-y areto ]ltt-xwse' or atttnt tn wholesome Law: for the
Benem of the Ndllm. 'l'lttcty .m: to grant tnt- necelfar) A tds to ("0 Ktttg,
petition tot tht: Redtes- ot Gs'iU/RRLE\, and ]mst-cute Trsiason of high
(.nmes agutnlt the dute. " unittnitt'd l'nvuege he necctlary to the Pus
somtanee of these Duttez, we hztve Reason to conclude that, for many
Centuries atter the tntutution of the House of Commonsi, they there never
performed. ] sun not hnund to prove : Negavtve, but t appeat to me
English History when ] afftrnt thrtt, wtth the Excclzllul'cts already shtsid
(which yet ] tmght (ately relinquilh) thcte is no l'tecedent, from the Year
1265 to the Death ot Been thnbeth, at the House ol Cumnmm hming
impnl'oned any Man (not : Member of their House) t'or Contempt us
Breach of Privilcge. In the molt flagzantCases, and when their acknow
ledged ?: ivilege- were mofl sroffly vwlmd, the pear (AM/mm, as they then
ttiwd themselves, never took the Power ot Pun'lhmtnt into thetr own
Hands. They either sought Redtess hy Petttion to the King, or, what [3
more remarknble, applied (or justice to the House of Lurds; and when
Satisitsiaction was denied them, or delayed, their only Remedy w" to muse
procwdmg upon the King's Busmesa. So iittle Conceptton had our An.
eestors of the monltrous DoCtrines now maintained concerning PxiviIt-qe,
that. in the Reign oi hlizabeth, even Lithty os Speech, the vital Pttt'si
ctplc of a deliberativc Assembly, was remained, by the Been si A utho
tity, to a simple Ay: or No; and this Reflrtaion, though unpostd up.,"
three succefl'ive Parliaments, was nevd' once disputed by the Houtu of
Commons.
] know there are many Precedents of arbitrary Committnents sor Con
tempt; but, besides that the} are of too modern : Date to warrant a Pte
sumption that such : Power was originally veltcd in the House ut Lum
mons, see alone does not conflitute Right. If l' doe—si General War
tanu were lawful. An Ordinance at" the two House! has a l'orce equal
to Law; and the criminal Junsdiction assumed by the Cumtnons m thar,
in the Case os Edward Lloyd, is a good Precedent to warrant the like Pto
ceedtttgs against any Man vthu dull unadvisedly mention the Fully of a
King, orthe Antbitionof a Princess. The Truth is, Sir, that the greatest
and most exceptionttbie Patt of the l'rtvileges nuw contcodtd fut- were
inttodttced and assertcd by a House of Common: whtch abolished both
Monarchy and Poeugc, and whose PsOCL'Cdingb, although they ended in
one glorious At! of substantial justice, could no Way be reconciled to the
Form! of the Conshmiqn. Their Successout's profited by the Example,
and consumed their Power by making a moderate or a Populls me of it.
Thus 't: grew by Degrees, from a notorious lnnovation at one Period, to
be tacitly admitted as the Privilege of Parliament at another. —
]! however it could be proved, from Considerat'wns of Necesiity or
Convenicnce, int an unlimited Power of Commitment ought to be in
trulked do the House ot Commont. and that in Fat? they have exerciied it
without Opposition, still, in Contemplation of Law, the Pkesumption
is strongly against them. It is : leading Maxim of the Law: ot' England
(and without it alllm ate nugatory) that there is no Right without
a Remedy, nor any legal Powes without a legal Coutse to carry it into
Efl'ect'. Let the Power, now in Question, be tried by this Rule. 'l'ho
Speaker issue: his Warrant of Attachment. The Party attached either
relish with Force, of appeals to : Magisirate, who declares the Wammt
illegal end disehargeo the Prisoner. Does the Law provide no legal Means
fol- ensoreing : legal Warrant? [: there no regularsiProcet-dmgs pointed
out in our Law Book; to assent and vindieate the Authonty of so high a
Cdurt as the House of Commonu? The Qeffion is answered drecuy by
the End. Their unlawt'ul Commanda arerefitted, and they have no Re
'medy. The Imprisonment of their own Memben is Revenge indeed, but
it is no Aflenion of thePrivilege they contend for. T heir whole Proceed
ing flops, and there they band ashamed to ntreat, and unable to advance.
sir, these ignorant Men should be informed that the Execution of the Law:
of England is not left in thin uncertain, detenceless Condition. If the
Process of the Courts of Wesiminfler Hall be resilbxl, they have a direct
Course, sufficient to enforce Submiffion. The Court of King's Bench
command; the Shefift'toraise the Pqffi Comsiranu. The Courts ot Chancety
and Fxchequer issue : Writ Jktbd/iu, which must also be supported, tf
necefl'nry !; the Poweros th- Cotmty. To whom wiu our honest kepte.
sematim 'refl their Writ of Rehellion ! The sitmds, l-doubt not, an
willing enough to be employed; but they know Nothing of the Doarine of
Wtits, and may think it necessary to wait for a Letter from Lord Bamng
m. ' ' '
It may now be objected to me, that my Arguments prove too much;
for that mainly there may be lnstanceoos Contompt and Insult to the
.HouscflLCommcm, which do not fill within my own Exceptions, yet,
it lew'd m'theDign'nyos the House, ought not to pass nnpumthed. Be
itso. The Court: of cdminljtusiisdifiion nre open to Prolecutions, which
the Attomey General may commence by ]ntormation or lndiement. A
libel, tend'ng naspusc or vjlisy the House of Commons, or any of their
Members, may bon severely ' inthe Court of King's Bench as
: Libel uyoa the King. Mr. Grey thought so, when he drew up the
lnsormluon upm my Letter to his Majesty, or he had no Meamng in
charging it to be a scandalous Libel npon'the House of Commons. in my
Opinion, they would eonsult their real Dign'tty much better by appeal'tng
to the Law: when they arctoffended, than by violating the first Pnnciple
es natural justice, which forbid: us to be judge: when we are Partic: to
the Cause.
I do not mean to pursue them through the Remainder of their Proceed
ings. In their first Rel'olutions, it isposstble they might have been deceived
by ill considered Preeedents. For the rest, there in no Colour of Puutation
or Excuse. They have advised the King to rcsume : Power of dispenfing
with the Laws by Royal Prodnmarion ; md Kings, we see, are ready enough
to follow such Advice. By mere Violence, and without the Shadow of
Right, they have expunged the Record of a judicial Proceeding. Nothing
remained, but to attribute to their own Vote a Power of liopping the
whole Dinribution of criminzl and civi] justice.
The publick Virtue! of the chief Magiflrate have long since eased to
' bein Wesiion. But it is said thlt he has private good Wahties, and !
myself have been ready to acknowledge them. They are now brought to
theTefl. If he love: his People, hewiildissolveaParliament, which they
can neverconside in of respect. lf he hns any Regard for his own Honour,
he will disdain to be any longerconnected with s uch abandoned Proflitu tion .
But if it were eonceivable that a King of this Country had lost all Stnsc
of personal Honour, and all Concesn for the Welsare of his Subjects, !
confess, Sir, ] should be consented to renounce the Forms of the Consii
tution once more, it" there were no other w-y to obtain subsiamia] justice
sorthePeople. jU NIUS.
WILLIAMSBURG, junczo.
Y a Gentleman from North Carolinl we have a Confirmation of the
Reguhtors disperfing after the' late Engagement, and on most of
those who were in it having taken the Oaths to Government. He also
says that Colonel Weddell, with hi: Detachmertt, had joined Governotu
Tryon; who, some Time the Wtek before last; had begun Ne March
[or Salilbury, upon receiving Advice that a large Body of Regulatoss,
who had not been out before, were aflL-mbled in that Neighbourhood, and
intended giving him Battle. _
In the late Fresh, two Lads, end an old Negro Woman, being at Work
on Saundei's's lfland, on ]ames River, were, by the sudden Rise of the
Water, confined there from Saturday until Tuesday at ten o'Clock, u'llh
out Snlicnance of any Kind. They made an Effost to cros- to Wettham
in & Canoe, but were oversetin shallow Water; upon which the Lads tied
the Came to :: 'sree, and the old Woman sat on its Bottom, hugging tho
Tree, the whole Time. By the Motion at the Canoe, and conllant Reb—
bing of the old Woman's Flcsh aFainli the Tree, the Bark was quite \\ om
through. The Leds saved them clves by climbing up a Saph'ng hot thicker
than a Man': Leg, where they remained the whole Time ; md it every
now and then, by the Rapidtty of the Current, bent so us to lay thcnt
almolt under Water. The Reason thcy chose : Sapling was the great
Destrudion they observed among the large Trees,
This Day the Reverend and Honourable the Commissary, wuh hit
, ley, took bhipping for England on Board the Savannah la Msir, L'nptam
- Tomlinson, for the Recovery of their Healths. in his [absence, the
Rcverend Mr. Wilhe is to act at Commilsassy, and the Rcvsi—rcud Mr.
Camm as l'msident of the College; and the Ruverend Mr. Hcttlsy en...
ztes as Minisier os Brown Pdn'ish. ct
. ' * Our Cuflomera in Surly, Sussex, Southamptm, and the lflc of
' Wight, will please to pay thar Halaneect to his. W ] L l.! :\ M H A \',
whom we have got the savour as to cct-liect tsiur usi in 'flc'sc L'ounncs,
A l'arccl es choiu: red MUROCCO LEA'L HER to be loki at
the Post Office, very chcap.
"
Advernscmmtc. _
Far CHARTER,
VESSEL from three Hundred and fixty tn sous Hundred Hogshends
of Tobacco Burthen. For Tums ayply to joLu auu juschr;
Liff-nsit; in A'vsi'ctftk
. . _ T . .
MARGARET HUINTER,
All L [, lN/z' R, WrLLrAmszuucg
'LREE Y rnzumz. her I'xisinde . ".r! Cu'siomcrs rh'rt she is rcmowd Io
U-e Comes um: m !)si 'nr (imm'; Bnck House, when she call.;l
cssn th. Mr? 'lcryllulm !; m 'xsiJuchsi-s; ah'um:-.kcs Lndrcs shtsssi, Hun—
ncts, CIO/ks, :mri ('si'ctdinct-ctJL sinc'si mount F-m— m the beams] Manner.
._-—-__bh-: by, Mr N.!o; .; great '.'-..'l-.ct\y o! BillssLlNERY, 'lsiOYS, Struct—
tu-g, Rappcc, !,"si'sitv'siss, and &:er SN L'F F, fix. '-* Us. ("ders
si, ; .
from ;hc Cbun's'j wxll bc hithlully and pummah', executed, on the hid}
reasonable 'l'rrnzz.
VV A T C H M A [( E R, in Williamshurg,
ECS Leave !o inform the Puhlick that he is rcm'wed opp< me to the
R.:(rictsi' 'Issavcrn, thrc hc hopes for the Fa\*our of his former
Cusiomcrsg as he wxl rupar: Clchs and Wltch:., in a nen! and Work
man-like Manner, upon ve-y reasonable'sc'rms.-—-",* MOURNlNG
RZNCS mad.. on th': :hu'tsi't Notiw, and in the nexte!) ard mofl sashron
lblc Manner; wuh jEWLLLERY, znd SXLVZR VJURK.
BY Dccrcc of the Court of Vrce Admtralty,
on Tujdct] the zszh ]nflznt wrll be ffld :: Buwudd Hundrcd, for
ready Mnnry, rhc dchouner NANL'Y, about ten l'uns Burthen, : well
built Versel, with her Riggjng, Appuel, and Furniture.
: ]OHN num, unshar.
\ _
siWlLLIAMSBURGT'j-Isieao, 1771.
IF James Fssxw, : Weavcr by Trade,
kwho sdssllcd from Per! C/ajsigo—w the letter End os hst Year, Of th'
Begmmng of this, for Virtluu, will :pply to the Subscn'ber, at Mr.
;ctn...-_...._
Rcbm A'itoj'm's, hc wiuhm of Something to his Satisthflion.
PETER FESKlN;
jay? IMPORTED, csind to be SOLD by the Subscriber
a! R l C H M O N 1),
q !. ]. Sons of DRUGS and MEDICINES, and most Thing! wanted
m that le, Anderfan'q lndLorkjlr'b Pins, Hill'! Bllsnm of Honey,
'Turliugmn's Bals-m of Life, Douglafs't Tincture for cleaning and pre
sewing the Teeth and Gums, Szlop, Z'mk, Argol. and : steal Variety of
other Arrida. — -
As the Medicines from thin Shq! hm in general giv'n Satissldion, lnd
as it will be fully supplied twice in the Year, it is hoped Customers win
m.m*ct
be pleased still to continue. and every .Care penible shall be taken to
deserve it. A- B. STRACHAN.
' rnzouxcssnbkifsijs. 3. m;
IF any of the Desccndehcs of jalm Hela'er,
who clme to Virginia many Year: ago, from Brybl, in am: Briuin,
lnd settled 'on the Freshes of Ractd—nmk River, will lpply to me in
Frederidshurg, they be informed on : particular inquiry made ofter them,
perhaps much to their Admtagx—l have received lnsommion of :
,ff-w-PF' w .
Family of the Name of Hi/liard, who cum from Bristol, and formerly
settled in the Neighbourbood of the lago Colonel Tirnrr, on Raml-unnod.
is any of that Famfly malivc, perhzys they mzy he nble w second]: the "
Drfferencc of the Nun- from conducing Circumltances, " there is so
put : Similitude in the Sound. ROGER DlXON.
For 8 A L E,
And may be extend on immediately,
THE LO'l' nnd HOUSES, near Cabi- Pain! Wmhousco, :! present
W- . ._.<.-, - m...
occupied by Mr. Wclznr Peter. 'l here are four Aene- os Land nen
enclosed, : good Dwenmglmse, with all necessary Outhousn, also .
Prompouk, Counting Room, nnd two Lumbcr Houfcs. Any Pusoq
mchmng to (purchase may know the Term- by applying to
N B- 'lsi the sin Lo: d H ( jAMl-sifii BL'CHANAN.
for e Term of Veal. not exceedingssthree. no: they wul be naked
. . 11 0 an ou et are I!)
To be SULD, on the Slb osjuly, by]. KlDD, Upbolsterzr,
Apprazjer, and ductmmr, at bi: Hmji tum,; 5] the
Name of Cushs's, in Williamshurg,
UNDRY HOUSEHOLD and KlTCHEN FURNlTURE, the Pro
pcny of : Gentleman who his left off Housekeeping. L'scdit will be
allowed until Dmmbr' (of 11] Sum; above thmy Sh'lllinp, the Pur
dnsus giving Band, with dppmved Secusity.
*,* At the (up: Place Gentlemw may be accommodated with good
LODGlNGS, exactly suitable to those who make choice o!" Retiremenc
am: !be Fatigues of Business. lhavc In excellent CLOVER PASTUR 8
adjcming my House, wed securvd. Genuunen may depend on being
charged ac the most nasomble Ram. ss
TOLEN from Petershurg, on the 2 3d of
[May last, : blnck Mmc sevm Yeanz old, about fourteen Hands and
: Hlls Ingh, . simnulzl Pacer, with ] hanging Man: and Sprig Tail, :
Sur in her Forehead, :md one of her hind l-eec white, lum no: branded.
Whoeves brings the said Male to It'd—uiss brui-[nctn Pacrsturg, or to the
Suhscsiher on Hssz-b-r's Run, shall MNMTY SHlWNL-d Rewasd,
find FlVE PUL'NDS on Cunvchionflmss'shies.
' F.; WILMAM BUTLER.
TRAYED ox STOLEN from the Sub
scriher m ka Coumy, u'wuc : Mild below ML'mmjl-vrct, on the first
of Illay last, : dark bay HORSE about thirteen Hlnds and : Half high,
about (en Years old, with : hanging Mane nnd dwilch Tau, : lnsic White
under his right hind Fooflock, blqnded on or} the off Buztock w G, end
is : nmural Pacer. Whoevcr conveys (he laid Horsc do me, of gives me
]ntelhgmoe where 1 may get him, [hall navy 'l'l-llk'n' dHlLLlNGS
Reward. ]AMEd COSBY.
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RlchOND, jum ", 1771,
RUN away from Mr. Gabrie/ Perm's, about
the 15!!! or fly;} last, an cudctmdish New Fullow, nhnut five Pan
ten or eleven inches high, who cannox sp-ak Englyb. He hid on, whe
hq went zway, : blue wocllen bhm over an Osnabsog One, end I Pnir of
Trousm. Whoewr can secure him, or give me information where [my
get him lga'm, shall have TWENTY SHlLLlNGS Reward, befidu
What the ].ng auowsi. ! will give : Rcward of FORTY SHlLLlNGS
on lus beingdclivncd lo Mr. Thomas l-bctsipkm, at lhb said GaLn'c-l Pnu'l,
sior to me in Rid-mra'. ]OHN BROOKE.
VlNEYARD, near Wuuusssnunc, jun- Lo, ]771,
RUN away, about three Weeks ago, a
Negro Fellow named QL'OMONY, about forty Years of Age,
ws)- bzack. has a down Look, and spflukh hzd Enggzr, He formerly be
lunJ'cd w Dcctm' C.;zrp! es! of I\'< {ii.}, where it is ye able he may he zune.
Msinoews convsiys thc iasid Fellow to me shau hzw; TEN SHXLLINGS
Rcuard, belidcs wlm xbc Law ..sslluws,
ANDREW ESTAVE.
AKEN up, m P- :: .'<' 7!':.-'s.=.1m, scvcncccn HOGS. eleven os Which
] an: marlxd wit}: .: Crop and Undclkch i.. the right Ear, and ;
Crop m sheleft; the other m; unmarked. I'osh-d, and 4ppsaiscd to son:
Found; ten dlullings. jOSEl'H PET sY, Scmcr.
w 1 1. un. M ;: :.1 A R Y csissucsi-c, jm n, 1771.
PAVI N (}, wnh the Approbanon of his
1 Honour xhrl'mfidcnt, apgsis'mm'. lhu Rwerener. !;"ljjz, Rcctor
<!_ / -- ;Paruh, 'u: LLI/Ex, to 53. 10.- me. duun; my.".b:.n;:, hCom—
"."-dry :o tZ-c R*:'ll Ku .:cn'! (. sicrd Psinho," \-2 .'../dc>., m :hb' Emu
nau-sin sin..) Ruu-smucrdzc - .Jsisiwn tsr iizsi'; Ordnz, ] think i.:
.h
vsi-vy nusi-silldry zu gm g—siL—hsiis T—lcct o: :lw .sixz-pwlr' car. Applicnicn,
dwnsi-n ->.-, i; to 11 n-sisszstss !) (lax t-cvzd sin" u-y 'sicssi. Candsic'am; and !
am .;onshi-sin'. Izsi. L-sisieu-si m ba: Honsi-ux xhz- Prmdcng and the Bnu-p, Will
' v. al '---'.l an ch: Rcsard ":usia m !h-cm. _
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