The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1770-03-29 00:00:00, page 4

JAMES PATTERSONQ
Wart/awakes, in Wt !. L 1 A M 3 B [! n G ,
- ILL repatr—ail sorts of CLOCKS and
WATCHES in the best and most workman like
manner, at a much lower me than ever yet done in
Viqzz'm'a. having yt-ocured the best mate.-stale, at the
first hand that London can afford, so! that purpose.
N. B. l should be much obiigcd to those that are
indebted to me. to pay off their respective balnneee the
ensuing A'pril court. as some of the debt: have been out
shndiug these ten you.
!
ROsiGER PEARSE,
TALLO\V—CHANDLER,
Near the CHURCH, NORFOLK,
AKES and SELLS the best mould
CANDLES, at ten pence halspenny per pound,
and dip! dino, at nine penee halfpenny: Where all
masters of vessels may be supplied with the best of can
dles on the shortcst notice.
N. B. Good hard soap at sixpence per lb. by the
box, or seven yencc halspenny retail.
To beshld by tbtfitlg/Zri'ber, on Thursday
the 5th yf April next, .at Hanovcr
. court-house,
TWENTY LlKELY
CSnnsiflingl-zfnen, Am, byand gplsl, for rSend;
, .
money, or good merchants notes, payable auhe April
General Court; -
]OHN COOPER.
N B. An indisputable tide will be given to the
Negrces.
On Monday the 16tb of April, at Din—
widdie Court-hard}, bring court day,
will be SOLD to the big/zest bidder, for
ready money,
OUR hundred acres of LAND, be
longing to Frmm': Epper, of said county, in pur
suanc: of a decrec of Dimuin'die court, to sad-fy :
debt due Pclrr Randolpb mad.
!
' ! 'HE next mecting of the trustecs and
other snbscribers to the seed for the benefit of
widow and otphans of clergymen, is to be held at the
College on Saturday the sth of Ill-:}. Trullees, by
last year's appointment, th: Reverend Mell'. William
Pin/le], Jrclvibald M'Robern, slrtlmr Hand/ton,
Arsi-bip-zlzl Campbell, ]omttbdu Bouc/zer, and Thomas
Will-injure,- preachers, the Reverend Mr. Dun/up in the
- morning, the Reverend M:. Klug in the aftemoon;
and 'sreasurer, th: Reverend join: Came.
By order of the TreaTsurer,
jACOB BRUCE, Clerk of the meeting.
KING and QgEEN, Murcb 21, 1770.
' ] 'H I 8 15 to inform the public that l
have the ferry um in possesston known by the
name of Dud/cj'a ferty: I have two ood boon, and
they shall be well attended. All Gent emen travellen,
&c. may depend on the quickest dispotch either to the
Bricl-House or West Point, ,and good entertainment
for themselves, servant: and horses. The made from
the new Dragan Bridg: to the fetry are now in good
order. All Gentlemen that will favour me with their
custom; will greatly oblige their humble servant.
ROBERT DUDLEY.
HE mzn-rons of the me Sedglqv
[IN/boast, {; Randalpb, merchant, inlr 0], In
desired by the ashgnees to pay off ffrbcissespectlr
laoces the ensuing General Court. to prevent suinbems
commenced by their anorney.
RlCHARD RANDOLPH;
I HEREBY give notice to all.:hoic wha
are indebted to the llot-e lately kept et 'Mnjor ]obn
Boswell's. in Hanwer county, tosisettlc theft respective
account: with Mr. William Dan-rid, who will give col
ilant attendlncc for this purpose. et the above mentioned
place, till the first of Serum-Her next. An great inditi
genoe has been granted to many of the custom. him:
reasontbly be expected they, in return. will immediately
give bond for the balance. now remaining due. that. kin]
properly asoerta'med, they may be collected with lefe ex
pence end trouble than-is the account: llood open
who refuse to comply with lhil reasonable request, my
depend on their account: being put into . lnwyer's
siwithout further delay or res of person.
, pect ]OHN 'jOHNSON.
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PlTTSYLvANi'A eourtfhouse, from 10, me.
' l 'HE ordinary kept atthisplacc, With
all proper eonvenienciet, will be lit for the enter
tainmcnt of Gentlemen atthe May court. I! whiclnimd
! purpose to rent, or [case it for any number of yenn,
that shall 'be that day agreed on, Band end security
must be given,—i have all the following lande. which
I would sell chea}, viz. Two [me plantltions orseacll
side of Dan river, consistmg o good high and low
grounde; one of them it the plantation Covinglm lived
on. Also li'satrimony Mill, with a good tract of land,
and nsine orchard adjoining o plantation at the Greli
Falls; a plantation on Moon'e crcek, with fine high and
low grounde; and very convenient to plentyof good 5"!
I have likewise twenty-eight tracts of cultivated and un
cultivated lmds, of which great bargains may be got, by
applying to me at Pilshloania court house.
; ' _ ' ]AMES ROBERTS.
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S T AN D s cuis season at Col. Thomas
]l'I. Randa/pb's_ ! Tucbzboe in Couth/and, when
he will cover mares ! twenty shillings the leap. three
pounds the season, or we pound: insurance. The money
for single leap: to be aid at the flable door. '
N. B. Good pallurage for mares, gratis, and ill _
Follible care taken of them, but will not be answerable
or any that get away. The money to be paid when the
mares are taken aivay. :
TAPPAHANNOCK, Must-A 8, 1770. ;
INTEND to leave the colony soon;
GEORGE RANKlN.
R U N away from the subscnber at
h'obb: Hole, on the gth lull. ( Nun-ly,) a Negro
fellow named HARRY, about ; feet 7 inches liigh,well
made, aged about 27 years. of a yellowish black, pretty
sensible ; he generally wore a green waiflcoat and
breeches. with horn bottom on them. ]t is very pro
bable he is harboured at or about Todd's Brix/gc in
_King and Queen eonmy. as he was born and lived then
several years, Any person that deliver: the said (love to
me at Hobbr Hole in Effex county, shall receive fifty
shillings reward, beside: what the law allows.
OHN CORRlE.
N. B. All masters of vessels are orewamed employin]
or carrying said flave out of the colony.
TAKEN up in Cuuberland connty, : small sorrel
mare, about 4 see: ; inchel high, with aslnall blau
in her face, and no brand perceivable. Polled, and ap
praised to 4]. ]OHN MAYO.
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