The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1776-02-09 00:00:00, page 4

ss \ quuuuunc, I-"cb. 1, 1776.
HE stzbscribcr has a large affortment
ofEUROPBAN GOOD-s, which
he will dtjposc d' on reasonable terms, for
cash any. GEORGE RElD.
Dctct ! have three large SEINES,
which ! willsel! Cheap, for cajb.
WLLu-Amsoouc, Feb. 2, 1776.
HE subscriber intend: moving up to Fre
' derickfburg, where he will can): on
the finding making bzfflnefl to a greater ex
He will be much
tent than ' z. ,
obli :! to thofi-w fled?! to favour him
wit their work, and make: no doubt but
what work he doe; will met with the up
probation of the publick, for which he will
ctpct_ dy ABAM-ALLAN.
e ctrea monc.
Fuduxcxnuxo, jay:. 24, 1776.
HE commish'omr: of th; GUN MANU
FACTORT qut a conszderable quan
tity ofBRASS, for mountingt. Argv old brass
(not mixed with bell metal) will do. Mr.
Robert Nicolson of Williamsburg will re
ceive, and Nfor, wy- quantity that may
be deliwred there,- and the commzsh'oner: beg
Me attention of other gentlemen to this ne
ceffaoy :;tick. she cast: will be paid, on
notice,
(4) The COMMISSIONERS.
"To be S-O-LD at the [are dwelling—honsc
ofcapt. RobertBillupt, deceased , m Glou—
cg/hr count , on Twsd the 13ch of
Februaty, i fair, otherwnsc the first fair
— day after, ' "
,
- SCHU U lVb' !! now upon me ]IOCRI,
burthen about 45 tum, an :: SLOOP
about 30 tum,, with ri ging, &c. also two
BOATS, the one hurt ! 100 bushelx, the
other joo; a FLAT and small BOAT,
il/b a good PEY'TIAUGER with four oarsss;
!. ether with household and leitchen FUR.
ITURE, STOCKS of evctȝl kind, and
several valuable N E GR 0 !! S . Twelve
month: credit will be ivensor all sum: above
2'os. upon bond andfiwurit ; ifnot punctu
ally aid, to carry interzssfrom the time of
the ale.--It being inteu d to settle the said
estate as soon as pofflble, and deliver to the
widow and chitdren their proportion: of what
"maim- afier sutifiing the crediton, it i:
therefore desiredthat thoflz who have demand:
against the estate, either by bond! or other
'wrse, will bring them in tomrs. Billu s., either
before or at the day ofsale, proper)! proved .
No attention will be paid after, to those who
sail, by the admimstratorsss, at the estate will
be delivered 14 to the heirx. All who are
indebted to t said Billups are desired to
make payment immediately, or give band.
Mzcxumuxc county, sun. 1776.
HE subscriber. from long experience,
" being fully convinced that the trusting
plantations apd flaves to the management
of a set of people calling themselves over
flers, will never produce any thin but
thin and destruction, is therefore eter
mind to draw the management of what
few flavcshe posscsscs within the compass
of his own-personal abilitics in looking
over them, and, by this determination,
has, and will have by next fall, between
20 and go Very beautiful tenements,
with : plantation to each, to rent out,
either for a sin le year, or term of years,
and can suppy thc tenants with corn,
wheat, fodd'er, and stock of all kinds.
Any woman of good character, who
understands house-kceping, teaching
ung children to read, girls the sempsi
stress business, embroidcring, (rc. and
csiomeo weflrecommcndcd , shall meet with
very agreeable and satisfactory encourage
ment by pyplying to
' (tf) MATTHEW MARABLE.
AR'ITIC'LES of Intelligence, Essays, Advcrtisements, {ye. arc- thankssfully received for this Paper, the Price :
Wthh 15 Us- 6d- per Annum; Advernscmems inserted as usual. PK ! 21 'I" 1 N G 'Wo & K done with Care :_"_ss
' Expedition, and on reasonable Terms.
WAnwxcx-z, Fcl). :, 1776.
INTEND to leave the colony immedi'
ately. " _]AMES FARLlE
URIANNA, 7an. 25, 1776
HE subscriber having removed from
Caplhofick scrr , begs leave to re
turn his most grene ul thanks to all gen
tlemen and others for their savours while
he lived at that place ; and, being now
settled in the house in this town formerly
occupied by mr. Hugh Walker, he hopes
for a contmuance of their savours, and
shall do every thing in his power to merit
them. THOLHAS HARWOOD.
Tucxctuo, jau. 29, 1776.
GOOD encouragement will be given to
a WEAVE R, that understands his
business well, by applying to the subscri
her, living in Coachland county .
THOMAS M. RANDOLPH.
Osnozu5'4, Jan. 31, 1776.
I N TE ND to leave the eolony soon.
:" ]OHN MACKIE.
UN awaysram Newtastle, the first day
of this month, three negro men, and
a lad. Thg/ belong to mn. Wallace mar
Ham ton, and were hired by me. They
are (: ad cliefly in Virginia cloth, are black
negroes, pretty likely, one excepted, who i.:
very knack- bleed . Whoever will appre
hend thesaidflavwshall have 20:. for each
! receive. si YOHN 82" ME .
Fell. 3, 1776.
STRAYED or STOLEN from Hampton,
some time in November last, a sorrcl
horse about 14 hands and a half high, with
a roached mane and bob tail, has a blaze
face, trots and gallopa remarkably well,
but no brand perceivable. A reward of
zos. will be given to the erson who
deliver: the said horse to me, in W'illiams
burg'. jANssF. VOBE.
OMMITTFD to Northumberlandjail,
the glfi: 'oF Navemberlast, : white
man who says his name is BENYAz'WlN
HAWKZNS, and that he came into this
councr in the year 1767, and served big
time wnh mr. Hatjn'ron of Dunmore coun
P'. He is a native of 5 land, about 5
ect 10 inches high, has: ownlook, thin
visage, and dark hair; he is clothed in :
lead-colonrcd coat. of the country manu—
factory, abluc jacket, buckfldn breecbu,
old coarse hat, and shoes and stoekings.
The owner is desired to pa charge:, and
take him away. ]] -']th jAlLER.
TAKEN up on Ward'sjork, in Chartotte,
a BLACK SYEER about 3 year: old, mark
ed with a [lit in the right car, and/walIo-w
for}: and undcr-kcel in the left ; also:! PlED
COW and her CALF , marked with an un
der and over—lzeel in the right siear, and ::
smooth cr in the lefl'. Pqfled and a
pral/Z-d, t : cow and caffto 4515 and : ze
steer to 40:. YOHN TONES.
. on
TAKEN up onr-Golamme crccx, m Louya,
a BAY HORSEjabout 4 feet ginches hi h,
has a small stai- in his foreheadgsomc ad
die spurs, a few white hairs in his upper
lip, trots, had a bell on tied with a stirrup
leather, and branded on the near buttock
P. Postod, and a raised to 61.
]} lLLIAM WHITE.
TAKEN u in Torb 'couuty, a white flca
bitten hor :: about 14 hands high, with
white face and eyen, his body whiter
than his other parts, his hooss white. hil
manc, which is thin, hangs on the off side,,
he has a short broom tail, paccs natural] ,
was shod before, and is brauded, but tie
brand cannot be made out. Pofle'd, und
appraiscd to 508.
FLEMING BATES.
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JAHUARY 26, 1776.
UCH person: m have SERVICE'ABLE
01le to sell may find a pm/uyeg-by
applying to P. H E N—K T', ]uu.
JANUAK! 25, 1776.
H E subscriber, who lately lived at
Burwell's ferry, has now removed to
mr. Thomas Doncnstle's, upon the main
road from William/burg, which he shall
spare no pains to render an agreeable singe
to all gentlemen who please to favour him
with their company. He has purchased
the place of mr. Doncastle, and will alway;
be furnished with the best liquors and pray..
visions that can be had, as well as all son;
of provender for horses .
THOMAS CARTWRIGHT.
ARCHIBALD DIDDEP, Tmsin,
WILL IAMSBURG,
RE T U R N S his enffiloyen in general,
and hi: old customers in particular,
the mqfl cordial thanks for pafl service:,
and shall alway: be ready to axecute any
command which they may hereafter intrufl
him with. A: his famiz i: exterg/ifue,
journeymem wage: veiy hig , and his credi
tor: exceedingb: solicitozu fbr their due, he
hope: thrg/"e whose account: have been I
standing will not take it amiss: should he ear
nestly entreat them to make imdiate fy
ment ,- and the!} fbr mlzom heshall in uture
do business}, it is expected, will not hesttate
to tender down the cash lb soon a; their
work is done. Ladies riding habit: are
still made by him. on the shorte]! notice.
He remain.: the publick's most obedient humble
servant, - ,
Fuucu S-rxuz-r, Yanuwy 25, 1776.
"To be HIRED,
A VALUABLE negro BLACKSMIYH.
inquire as mr. Starkey_Robinson, at
!
the Haltway House, or qf
AUGUSTINE MOORE.
BRlSTOL RUGS.
T HE subscribers have for salc : parcel
of very good coloured and spotted
R U-G S .
Michal & Job- Watlaa & ed..
NAmzmonn, jay. zo, 177-0.
OCTOR William Brown, of tho ad
regimenc, on his way to join hi
corps, lent his horse at 80de to a you;!
man who was returning to th'u place, ws
desired he would leave him in the can of
his servant. The doctor desired me to
make inquiry about the horse, and gan
me the name of the pershn to whom he
wan lent; but I have forgot it. I thcrcfnn
take this method, do the part of doctor
Brosiwn, to request of the said person that
he make known w col. Thomu: Bullitt, in
this city, or doctor Brown himself, what
has been done with said horse.
T. BLACKBUBN
WuctuAmlvno, Yan 20, 1776.
To be SOLD under :; powcrffuuwmyfio—
Mr. John Baylor,
BOUT 1 ooo acres oflnnd in the couuty
of Orange, to be laid of? on the a
part of a tract whcrcon Yohn Ha-w in:
divcs. The land in general is very good,
md contains a conhderablc quanmy of
valuablc low ound. The terms may be
known by app y'mg to,mr. fame: Ne-umnm,
near the premises, or to t te subscriber, in
the county of Caroline. (ts) .
_EDMUND PENDLETON . jun.
N. B . l am also cmpowered to receive
md pay mr. Baylor's debts, but I am ap
prehcnsive it will not be in my. power to
do either, and therefore hope his crediton
will not be impatient or uneasy.
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