The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1770-03-29 00:00:00, page 3

.. To on SOLD, _
- VALUABLE and well Smawd [or
]! LANDhfiem-ofrorl. "windes-lb.
Who-Whose, ud died-{Mr. David
Zcflfio'd loi- gmhl. so! tqrmss "ly to Mr.
:, ' Pan—[l. mach-l. in For! two. at no myself
on fix Hell:. i 10" City may.
]AMES PRlDE.
Mmt 4. 1770.
Mr. R-I N D,
PBRMlT me no return Mr. F., M.
thilk: through the eltennel of your paper. for his
good d'iqejn your] of the zed of In! month. end to
esure him. thee ! heir-tity forgive my enemies snv ell
meinjnriee l'luvn received from them. although they
are fer more numernoe then hie generolity en. 1 far. give
credit to. were I to reenunt hot . smell pert : 7 Although
! endeavour to obey the will of God; hy fret-ly for
givi'ng my enemies. yet the hop-leane!"- nt tie-un ne
ture compele me to rem-rmber many injurien ! receive,
when my mind !! nverloaded with the horror! and dis—
treft of : wise. and number of poor innocent habet.
to he turned out at door: by the enthoriry of the law,
in such weather a this. or indeed ?, other. to. go wan
dering without house or home to go to. n had to lie on,
or even sustentnoe to support nature. It may he died
by my friend and othen. hotv happens the? It it to
any] me to do justice ? Or in it meliee end revenge
that prompt: my enemiel to persecute me? To give
you no nswe'r. would be hie-king through your good
Intention. therefore. to follow your edvioe, ! shall past
r in Since the piece signed Willia— Cbcwpe, e'nd
zed-it in content: to the imputizl pen of unkind, end
content in [2]! with snyporting m right and innocence,
.. the day of the Generhl rt, when ! [hell be
ready to enswer the snpgosed wrong-ad contempt than
to the deeree of the judges. : public-tion of my
letter, nhliget me to say something on the! head. in
order tntlojustiee to my worthy deceesed friend, whose
memory en never henhliternted nitns mymind, for
them-ny favour: ! nodved from him. in particular that
of givinsien unlimited eredit to en egent, to serve me
end my mily, by which meane he got so involved._ that
the imprtnnity of the creditore. and hie long end severcte
illneft. [invented him from attending to the trust repostd
in him. by which meum lind not the benth at his
friendship. which ! un nest-in I should otherwise have
her]; therefore em sad-fled that is the worde. pretended
_ friendship, were in my letter. and were my sentimente at
then time, thtt Isiwu wrong in the expreflion; for to
. do jollier. I must own, that at the some time he desired
me to ennvene my creditnn, he dechred hie willingness
to ment with them in any measure to gratisy me in my
desire, although he 'a persuaded no advantage could
he many.-fling the eflate together. which sentimentl,
I am [he , mld have been altered before this, as
I have safisseient authority to declare that the other
truthe," end the Hon. ]oh Tujloe, Esq; think disse
rently now—of the simation of the alsain of the estate,
than they did laft year; although the letter referred to,
'a wiste at a tinue when my affliaion va: so great, that
Bfe'ae a hurthen to me, htvin . at that time, only live
da to seek for security, which, if I sailed in, ! must have
Lend-p the vorka, and given "? a fair Frospect, not
only of reheving thy friend: of them dishe : on my ac—
count, hnt paying off all debte, which amonnt to a
large sun in the whole. an saving something to support
ny sadly, and he? them from want; yet I think my
nue—ing in plain enough to be understood, to admit of a
more (um eonltmfiion. than the author: of the piece
i fillin- Cba-tpe pretend to give. I must now,
r. Bind. ten-et! your further indulgence, to request
onee more of my crediton, that have not accepted of
the deed ! bliely invited them to par-take of, that they
will he Jenongh to permit me to uke the henefit of
the insel'ent ad. at one time, in the eounty l live in,
or to send me a letter, that they will not molest my per
son In the umoffonrotiveyem, inwhich time,
an'-11 human probability. they may all let pu'd: They'
would also gin their Ammia ditefiim to settle their
claim. take judgment; ad dischargi my special hail.
is they prefer the latter to the firfl _ tion—A. Per.
secution hu malice and revenge for oundation, which
chrifl'ime eresorhid themrdfeof; lndatitiosottho
real interefl of the crediton to attend in, and grant my
rc nen. ! hope to hear from [" concerned at soon to
posssible. for ny enemiee have at laid got the sherifl' on
their side. who [in begun to persecute me with cinelty,
which mufl terminate to their prejndioe, by keeping m
confined at different periods, end pelhap: a ;: can dilianec
from home. " two you: hard service, and the third
advancing without any other profit but connen ned
sariu so: my ! ' , in no.proof of ; prospea to raise :
sufficiency, and s ' ing-zest to pay of the creditonss lean
only say. that they ought tooome to the works, ot- can-.
vene themselvu,.and demand a fine of the siwation of
their affain. which would in pen satiefaeion to then.
! am persuaded. on" it has the to these W- who
have of lade had fot'ne light into the bnsioesi.
I on you humble servant.
B. GRYHES.
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si_,_
- "LSIUVEK. Mcrcb 26, 1770.
RU N am from quom-r on Sunday
lall, a very isskely Negro man of the middle fize.
named EDOM,_ by nade : bricklayer, end in about "2;
years old. "sin lhpposed he will go into King Willq'm
county. l'ill p've FORTY SHILLINGS to whoever
deliren him no me at is;/lover, or to Mr. David Pani
fin. at the fall. of fame: river. LW. BYRD.
WILLMMSBURG, M na. 1770.
STRAYED from the subfi: 'ber about
the r4lh influx, a dark bay oure. with a hangin
made, and a blue in her forehead, ]) on lllc nigh
hunock lC; (he is about 14 hands hi h, coming five
yean old. and has lately had asore , commonly
called a sitsall. Whoever bring: her safe to me shall
receive TWENTY SHlLLlNGSre'and.
; jONATl-IAN PROSSER.
To be SOLD, an] mue between the: and
_ the loth qupnl next,
HE bnganune' azr Vzr mean, only
one year old, just ealhed. an now ready for
to take : eargo on board, hunhen abontroo tom. Any
person inelinahle to purchase such n vessel'may know the
terms by applying to the snhscriben, in Cbarlu City,
and be shevn_rhe said vessel, now lyin near Sand)
Point. on ]nuu River. Calh or billoo exchange any
time in the April General Court, will be expected sor_
yayment. , ROBERT M'KITTRLCK,
si 3 WlLLlAM ACRlLL.
In SOLD to the high:/! was-, on
Monday the 9th of April, at Louisa.
court, purfimm to the less will and te
. amen! of quor ]ohn Power, deceastd,
TRACT of LAND m the said coun—
ty. containing 950 lereu. lying within 6 mile: of
the court-house, and whereon Triniy church (lend-.
The lind will be hid of in lots if required. :; my best
suit the purdnsen. Twelve month: credit will be al-_
lowed, on giving bond end approved security to
T"! EXECUTORS.
si Y O R I C ssK,
w I L L cover this seaion at Mount
Air}, till the middle of fine. at three pound:
five shillinp, leap: and trials. Afterwardl he will find
the remainder of the season at C-umxsield, : plmmion of
the Hon. ]obu Tajloc's, in Effex oounty, for the greene
eonveniency of the southern custowen. Prayer are will
be um oft-he one: by ]AROT EATON, '