The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1777-03-21 00:00:00, page 3

'WtLLtAnsounc, March 7, 1777.
TO be LET for : Term of six Years; on the
"th lnhnt. Ihe TAN VVORIFS in thie City, late the k'roperty
; Mr. Will Parson. deceased, With the Dwellu-g-Huuse, and at]
a weniesl Outhmlsee both for : Famdy and the Busmess, and several
22". pound under a good nelel'm'ez Isso four Negrc Men TAN
NERF and CURRIERS, two SHOEMAKERS, : CARPENTER,
'sisid mo He so Women, one : good COOK, the other : SPlNNER.
Any One w am it will suit to sent mey enter on the Tct-nyurd immedi
,:ely. A; then is a small Number of [idea that ! will dispose of, and
., Possesswn cannot be given of the Negroes until the Buhnese now in
' Hand in finished. they will be able, un es : proper Manager. to be as
silfin in their Work, on paying a proportionate Part of the prenCe.
it to earnestly nauested'of thcsc indebted to the hstsste to make imme.
dine Peymcnt. an thoselto whmg any ;ll'hlmgsi: <i=niw11181ssisisixle to bring
" ' Acconnnct ro r row'e , an tuy :a : an . _
"' """ . ' ? si" , P MARY M. P PEARSON.
'I 'O be sold, agreeable to the last lel and
Testament of the lion William Byrd, Esq; clccezxsed, athsto-ver,
in Charles Ci County, about :; Milet nelow Kitbmond Town, on the
"th os Apr' next, too Virginia horn SLAVES, well Clwhed, among
who"! are many very fine Tradesmen, Cullien, Forgtmen, Carpt ntens,
Shoemakere, an exceeding good (Io -k, Washer Women, and inry
Maids; also some very elegent FURNITURE and Plate, end Part of
the Stncke of Horsee, Cattle, and Sheep, and some very valuahlc high
blooded Horsee. The Sale will be for ready Money, but those who
have Demande : ainst the Bible, bv judgments, or protc-shzn'. Bills of
Exchln , will allowed the same in Payment of any purchase they
maw m: 'e.---All those who ere indebted to the Esiatc, are requested to
make Payment as soon a poffihle, and those who have any Demands
agamst it to make them known, together with the Grounds of their
respective Debte to - THE EXECUTRZX.
N. 8. The Executrix has also for Salc, a good Brick Dwelling-House
with 4. Ruome on each Floor, situated in the City os Williamshurg, lately
occupied by the (mid William'Bjr-d, El'q; and at present by the Rev. join:
Brackm. The Dwelling-Houle has all convenient Onthsizuscs, and several
inclused Loce adjoining; also the very valnzble LIBRARY of the said
Deceused, consiffing of near four Thonsand Volumcs. The House and
Library will be dis sed of either by private or public Sale, as may be
most agreeable to t e Purchasers.
THREE DULLARS REWARD.
TRAYED from the Subsaiber about the Middle of No-vemlm' last, a
large RED COW with a small Bell on, mirked in one Ear with :
Crnp, : Piece broke off one of her Horns, white along her Belly to her
Flank, with: little White in her Forehead, and was veiy forward with
Calf. She was seen ne-tr Col. Harfwaactl's Mill going down in Warfwick,
or to Torb. Whoever bring: the said Cow to me in !lctl/iamshurg, near
the Church, shall have the above Reward, paid by
(en) ]OHN MOODY.
WlLLlAMstRG, March n., 1777.
TRAYED, or STOLEN, from the Col
lc Gate, on Sutunlay Evening of the rsth of Ftbruar) last, a
SORR L HORSE about 14. Hands high, has a short Switch Tail and
hmeing Mane, : small Star in his Forehead, is a natural Pacer, low
in flesh, his Brand (if any) forgot, and had on aSnaffle B-idie. Who
ever bring: the said Hosse to Col. Will'iam Finm'e in thil City, shall be
hundsomely rewarded.
HANOVER, Mars]: 1, 1777.
R UN away from the Subscriber on the d of
Februmy, at Night, WILL, a Negro Man, by Tradea is en
ter, of a yellow Com lexion, middle Stature, well set, flat nosed, an hn
losiune of his in per Fore Teeth; had on when he went away white Vir
gin-'a ]acket an Breeehel, Country made Linen Shirt, siriped l'ir iuia
Cloth Wrappen, common Negro Shoes, old Beaver Hat, with a mal]
Brim, lnd carried with him a Dutrb Blanket almost new, a Pairos old
black Lasting Breeehee, and a Shirt of the same Linen of the one he had
on. ] expect he is either lurking about Mr. Braxlon Birdsis in King and
Queen, of whom [purchsised hsm, or Mr. Corbin': in Middllstx, where
his Mother lives. He is : cunning sensible Fellow, well acquainted in
many Part- of the Country, and [8 very capable of telling a plausible
SY-"si' ] Will give 5]. Reward to any Person who will secure the said
513": so that I get him again, and reasonable Expenses if brought Home.
(n) DANIEL TRUEHEART.
() be fold to the highest Bidder, at Fork
T own, on Monday the 24th of March, 'a
SLOOP, about 3800 Bushels Burthen. The
Vcfl'el may be seen by any Person inclined to
purchase before, or on the Day of Salc.
" (2) W. REYNOLDS.
FEW able SEAMEN arc yet wanting for
-< the Albion. Apply (as formerly) to Capt. Alexandar 'Thou/bit on
Boasi'd, <sir Lo Mz'rbachallau in Naustmoud.
VVEAVER who understands his Bufiness,
and comes well recommended, may hear
of good Encouragcment by applying to the
Printcrs. \
TO be sold at Frederickshur , on the 3d Day
os April next, for ready Money, if air, otherwise the next fair
Day, 60 valuuble Virgiuia born SLAVES, consifling of Men, Women,
and Children, Girl: and Bays, among whom are good House Servants,
Kitchen aml Dziry Maids, Spinnen, and a Galdenet. An indispunhle
Tirlc will be. given to the same. (il)
One Hundrcd and Sixty Dollars Reward,
OR securiug the undermcmioned Desertcn, enlisted under me for
Captain Smith's Company of the zd Georgia Battalion, an'z. WIL
LlAM STRANGE of Bruns-wick, sensied in (he :d Virginia Regimen";
]OHN VVlLLlAMS, who served under Capt. Morgau Alexandzssr, but
what Coumy he came from ( do not remember; R()BERT WlLKlNS
of Hmrira, who has since enliflrd under one Lieutcnant ['a/(mine, and
therefore furewnrn she said Valentine from claiming z-ny Risht to the- said
!Vi/l'im; ]OHN LEE and jOHN S'l'lsil'fl of Bt-I/ZWJ; JOHN VEST
of Butkingham; and THOh'lAS KELLY, who informed me he had
been a Prisoner with the Indimu. Iwiil give the above Reward for
the above Dcserters, or TWENTY DOL].ARS for each, is brought
to (ct'umberland or Prince Edward Courehousz-s. where they may join their
Company. (4[l)_ ALEXANDER BAUGH. Lieut.
THE FAMOUS HORSE
DUKE of -RIC'HMOND,
TAND _c Scason at Col. Holla-lay't in Nax/Emond County,'oppo
site Slee Hole Ferry, and covers Make: at zos. the Season, IOI- the
Leap, and 3]. to ensure the Pregnancy. of a Man. Good. Pafiura
gratis, also Ferriage free for all that come by Sleep} Hole Ferry. T e
said Horse is the strongest and largest that ever covered on the Continent;
he is of the English Dray, and gets most valuable Colts, now rising 3
Years old, 16 Hands high, a beautiful dapple Grey, And well made.
The zoth ofthis Month he will be at the above Stand, and as he will cover
at such a low Pricc, the Moncy will be expected with the Man, it being
too trouhlesome to collect mzmy small Debts at : Distance. .
BENJAMlN BANNERMAN.
Poa-rsuovM H, March 6, 1777.
THE NOTED FULL BLOODED HORSE
OLD PARTNER,
N high Persection, shmds at my Plantation near Swa'c Point, and
I will cover Mares at four Dollan the Leap, and ten Dollm the Sea
son. Good Pasturage gratis, but will not be answerable for any that
may be miffing ------- PAKTNER is so well known it is needless to men
tion hie Pedigrec. (5Il) ]OHN H. COCKE.
Bsnrono Coumy, March :, 1777.
PURPOSE to leave this State in thc_Spring,
and return in a few Months.
([l) ROBERT CQWAN'.
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