The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1777-03-28 00:00:00, page 3

VVILUAMllURG, Mans}! 15, 1777.
* LL person: having dcnmsictds against
]icut. Barthalomcw )sisiutc-s, dc'ccztsccl,
arc desired to make them known w lVi-sisi
liam Tutex, esq.
:" Enwuo RANooLx-n YA-rzs.
w ILLlAMsBURG, March 19 \./77 .
H E creditors of col. Pmsilip _7ssz/.*u_/im
havtsiigsailed to meet the Iȝsihmiisiml,
pursuant to a former advertisemcm, are
again desired to attend, with then: claims
properly stated, at the house ul mr.
am: Southall in this city, on Tucss/Slay thc
Bth day of April next. This request is the
more necessary, as some of the creditors,
who acceded to the deed of trust, only
signed their names without mentioning the
sum! due, and the accounts of several
others still remain nose ttled . The trustecs
have in hand a considerabie sum of money,
and are possessed of many bonds taken
with good security for the hire os negroes,
which they wish to divide in such manner
as may' be most agreeable to all the cre
ditors. Whatever bulances may remain
due, col. Yolmslm proposes a speedy me
thod of discharging. He is extremely
anxious to do the most ample justice to
all his creditors, and equally solicitous to
have what remains of his estate disencum
bered. The TRUSTEES.
RAVELLER, a fine bay, in high
perfection, 16 hands high, and rising
5 years old, stands at Tutty's Neck, just
below Williamsburg. and will cover mares
at los. the leap, and gos. the season.
He was got by col. Lewi: Bur-well's horse,
who was a son of Old Traveller, out of a
full blooded Yanu: mare, and his dam was
an imported English mare. Good pasturage
gratit, but I will not be answerable for
escapel- I ]AMES SOUTHALL.
N. 8. The above horse is for sale, on
!: mouths credit for one half the purchase
money.
"KAVELLER, a beautilul bay, up
wards of 15 hands high, and in reat
perfection, will stand the ensuing- sea bn at
the subscriber's, near Charles City court
, house, and will cover mares at aos. &
leap, to be paid at the stable door, or 3].
the season, payable the first of October,
but may be discharged by the payment of
4os. when the mares are taken away.
Traveller was got by Morton's Old Travel
ler, his dam by Old Janm, out osa fine
imported mare. Good pasturage gratis,
and the greatest care shall be taken of the
mares, but I will not be answerable for any
that may be missing. ]OHN EDLOE.
,st. l am still in want osa MILLER,
who will meet with great encouragement
is he corms Well recommended. [!
N. CAxouNA, Hdzfax county, Feb 20.
\VH[ RLIGl G will cover this spring,
at my plantation on Quonkey, at
5'os. proc. the leap, 5]. the season, or 7].
10 :. to ensure. I will not be answerable
for any mares that may be lost. Gentle
men may have their mares well fed for
Gs. Bd. proc. per week. ss
Whirltzgig was imported from England
by 7o/m Allen, esq; of Philadelphia, in
1773. He is full !; hands high, dark bay,
was got bv lord Partmore's bay horse
Captain, a son of Young Cartauch, out of
the dam of Firetail, who was deemed the
fastcst horse since Old Childers. His dam
Was got by the Devonshire Black Legs, his
grandam by True Blue, out of Slamerkiu.
She bred Bu/Zard, Victorious Oronoko, Ver
mn's Amclia, and other raccrs. ln slpril
1769, when this line horse was rising- soul
years old, his owner received sorsciz IOCO
zzusilnc'ls smm Rapissl; the same year he
hent Vuz'untcc'r, for no ssuinens; 'm October
1770 he beat Warwic/eshire [May, now a
n-siztcssil covering horse in England, sur roo
guinc'xs ; and the shmc year he but Afri
dux, F-zr loo guineas.
3" VVlLLIE JONES.
!.
To be SOLD, fbr ready mmssgyor short credit;
tr) tlm/zisisir/m/l hidden, on the remfi-x. on
M :ndussy tlzc 7tlz aprril, if fair, other
Tz'i/Lsi' fifsisf jhir day,
'sisfl F. plantation whereon Adam Fleming,
_ elq; Jecmi'ed, lateiy lived, iyingz-t
the mouth of C/ziupax crack, on mue:
river. about four miics from Cabin Point,
cffntsixiffincts; about 1 [00 acres, between 3 or
400 acres of which are marsh, capable of
_b-.i eg rmzluimcd; 30 acrcs osit were tend—
ed i.t!i'}clll' in corn, and therearc 50 acrcs
more rcclziimed [it for use, with a suffici
ent diss'ch. All the cleared land upon the
pi-mtution is under a new ience, am] 70
bushcis onhcat (own. There is land al
ready ploughed for the work of eight
hands. who will be hired till the first of
next January, along with the plantation,
isit is not sold. There is on it a good
brick dwelling-house completely finished,
with two large rooms and closets below,
and an extraordinary good cellar, likewise
three good rooms above, with closets, a
remarkable convenient and large new built
kitchen, with every other necessary out
hou se. At the same time and pince will
be sold, sor ready money only, all the rest
of the estate of the deceascd, consisisicing of
18 very likely young ncgrocs, among
whom are six seilows who have been bred
to the water, one an exceeding- good ship
carpenter, and another an accomplished
waiting- man, who understands the care
of horses, a wench that is a very good
sempsh-ess, and four other wenches,
equally capable of house work and the
field; also a number of valuable blooded
horses, mares, and colts, proper either
for saddle or plough, 'likewise the stock of
cattle, sheep, and hogs, be'onging to the
plantation, and its working utensils, house
and kitchen furniture of the best kind, all
new, some plate, about 1000 wt. ofbrown
sugar, and about 400 wc. of coffee, old
spirit, and brandy, between a and gooo wt.
nsbacon exceedingly well cured, a pair of
choice European millstones, a seine and
boats, a nine hhd. flat, a set of pump
borer's tools. a quantity of nails of diffe
rent sizes, window glass. paints of diffe
rent colours, a neat topt sin ale chair with
harness, ditchers boots and ditching tools,
with many other artic]es.-—-Those who
may have demand: on the deceased will
please to make them known by or before
the day of sale, at which time pavment
will be endeavoured to be made. All bond:
and account: that are not due by the de
ceased, allowing the usual disconnt, will be
discharged; and it is expected all those
who are indebted to the deceased will
make immediate payment. His store
books are in the hands of
(4) JAME: WlLLllON, exec.
Hnnovun, March 1, 1777.
UN awav from the subscriber on the
zd of February, at night, WILL,
a negro man, by trade a carpenter, of a
yellow complexion, middle stature, well
set, flat nosed, and has lost one of his
upper sore teeth ; had on when he went.
away white Virginia clothjacket and bree
ches, common negro shoes, old beaver
hat, with a small brimsi, and carried with
him a Dutch blanket almost new, a pair
ok'old black lasting breeches, and a shirt
of the same lincn with the. one he had on.
I expect he is either lurking about mr.
Braxton Bird's in King & Queen, of whom
I purchased him, or mr. Corbin's in [Mid
dle/Z-x, where his mother lives. He is a
cunning scnsiblc fellow, weil acquainted
in many parts of the country, and is
very capable ostell'mg a pinusible story. ]
Wi" pss'ive 5]. reward to any person who
will secure the shid slave, so that [get him
again, and reasonable cxpenses is brought
home.
[] , DANXEL TRUEHEART.
VVlLLxAct-nuunc, March 20, 1777.
AN'I'R!) immediately; four or lime
gssmd HOUSE CRRPENTERS, bli ,
sict-"c nrssnx NEGRO C-\RPF.N'I mass;, (ul'
)x'l-siich :: good price will be given by apply
n-g to
(4) FRANCIS _]AlU\M.
L Ud'l', ur paid am ay through n-ilL-kca
: between the 31] and 61]: us Fcbruary
lsist, either in Williamstmrg or as [ was sc
turning home. :! THHZTY' DOLLAR bill
of contincntul currency. Whoc—ver deli—
vers the said biLl to me, in Caruline county ,
shall have 403. reward ; but if paid away
through mistake, ! make no doubt the
gentleman will take the first opportunity
ofconveying it to me. '
2'1 ]AMES FLETCHER. _
N. (: A ]. 0 l. ! N A , Northampton oounty,
Feb 18, 1777.
' . 'HE beautiful high bred gray horse
BAD GER stands at my house, and.
will cover mares this spring at 5]. proc
the season, or 5os. the leap, the money
to be paid before the mares are taken
away. Good pasturage gratit, and great
care shall be taken of the mares, but I
will not be answcrable for any that ma
get away. Such gentlemen as choose ];
may have their mares well scd for 5!
Virginia money per week.
BAD G'ER was got hy Bocphcmm', asim.
of Babram, who was got by the Godolplflu
Arabian ; Badger's dam was got by the
famous Black and all Black, his grandam
by the Fl ing Childerx. He is !; hand;
and a hal high, and remarkably sure.
all ALLEN JONES.
DUMFHH, March !, 17"
8 the subscriber proposes leaving- the
country in April next, he request!
the favour of those who still have unsettled
account: with him, for business transacted
at thin place on account of Colin Duulnp
and son, & co. of G'tq/go-w, to apply, in
order that their respective balanees may be
ascertained by specialty or otherwise before'
his departure; and those who have any
claims against him, or the said company,
are desired to make them known.
ALEX: CAMPBELL.
To be SOLD, agreeable to the last will and
te/iament of the lion. William Byrd, efl];
dccca/Zssd, on Thursday the 24tlz of April,
at Westover, in Charles City courtly,
about 2 5 mile: below Richmond town,
ONE hundred Virginia born'SLAI/ES,
well clothed, among whom are
many very fine tradesmen, colliers, forge
men, carpenters, shoemakers, an exceed
ing good cook washerwomen, and dairy
maids. Also siome verv elegant sumiture
and plate, with part of the flocks of hor
ses, cattle, and sheep, and some very va
]uable high blooded horses. The sale will
be for ready money, but those who have
demands against the estate by judgment:
or protested biils of exchange, will be al
lowed the same in paymcnt ofany purchase
they may make. All those who are in
debted to the estate are rrquested to make
payment, as soon as poshble; and those
who have any demands against it to make
them known, together with the grounde
oftheir respective debte, to
'shc EXECUTRsX
,flsi The execucrix has also for sale a
good brick house, sicuatcd in the city of
William/burg with four rooms on each
floor, lately occupied by the said William
Byrd, esq; and at present by the reverend
mr. Bracken. The dweHiug-househas all
convenient out houses, and several enclosed
lots udjoin'mg'. Also the very valuable ]i
brary of the said dcccascd, consiffing' of
near4ooo volumcs, The house and ]ibrary
will be disposed of either by private or
publick salc, as may be most agreeable to
the purchascrs.