The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1777-04-11 00:00:00, page 4

ERRY TOM, now in high perfecti—
on, stands at the High Hllll', in Suflisix
councy, to cover mares at 305. the leap,
]. the season, or 51. to cnsure. He was
bred by mr. Parkcr of Ncwca/Ile in Eng
land, and was got by Regulus, his dam by
Locu , :: spn us Crab, his grandum by
a son of the Flying Childcrl, his great.
grandam by Old Partncr. MERRY 'l'om
won the goo gu'meas sweepsiakes at Rich
mond, being then 4 years old. llc mlb
I
won 50]. ac Durham, and the noblemen
and gentlemen'u subsoiptiou purse: ac
Cupar, when 5 years oid. This ] have
from under the importer's hand. Good
pallurage gratif, butl milluut be answer
able for anythat may be stolen or getaway .
H E N H Y GFctF. .
' UCLPH ALUS, (: finesor'rel, jizll/zluud—
ed, 15 hand: 2 inches high, will begin
the first day of April to cover mares at
Aylctt': wareh'mje, in Ksing William coun
t}. at 15: alms), or 40: thefiza/on. The
money will be expected when the mare: are
taken uway.
Bucz-phctius wax got by cctl. 'I'ayloe':
, noted hm/Z- Y-xrick, ln': dam by Carclcss.
Good psststumgc gratis, but I will not be
auj-"werablc jor any mare: that may be lost.
REUBEN BUTLER.
" ct'l-lh'. annual meeting of the treuiurer,
l trustees, and subscribers to the sond
'sor the relief of the widows and orphans
os clergymen, is hereby appointed to be
-held on Saturday the loth of May'next.
The trustees let the present year are, the
reverend mess Thomas Wilkin/bn. William
'Leighv. Thomas Price. Henry Skyring, Tho
mas Lundie, and fames M. Fontaine.
The preache" are, the reverend Thoma:
Fieldin the morning, and reverend Samuel
S. M er/kjy in the afternoon.
By order. _[ACOB BRUCE, clerk.
US'l' by the supscriber, lrom uesir
Falmouth, about the sin it of May last,
:! lss'-rsilct<l mare about 4 feet. 6 inches high,
no brand perceivable, has a large blaze in
her face hldining to the off side, her hind
feet white, g' .fiss eyes, and paces am] gal
lops very well; she was bred in Middlesex
con-1*y, and would probably go into the
lower partusthe Northern Neck. Whoever
will deliver the ssilid mare to mr. Tolm
George in Mid/He/ex, shaH have 10 dollars
reward, or 17 doliars ifdelivered co col.
Edmfmd Perzdleton of Caro'inc.
AWBRDSE WALDEN.
usinssmco, March Lo, 1777.
* H F. bndndsi cf the weather having
preventrd the sale of the lsimd form
erly advsrtiscd belonging to the estate of
_R. R. .flllcn, deccascd, of chrico counly,
it is prop )sezl'th .: on Mmdqy the lzth of
May next the shid Izmd shall be sohsil on the
prunii'es. On: hailct the purchase money
to be paid Jown, and credit will be given
for the rcsizuc till Cr'zrz'stma; 1778, the
purchashr giving bond and approved se
urity to Faauczs ALLLN, executrix.
Dctvm ALLEN, executor.
N. B. Tlxc bond to bear interest from
the date, if'not pundtn'ally [) id.
Puxcm Gkoucs, [March 20\ 1777.
OLLY liOGER, :! bfsiaut-lul Lhestnut,
_ ]; handsi high, le [him! at mr. Tho
mas Paterfim's, nzssnr Prince Gsisorge court
]! ssuisie, to cover mares at 208. the leap,
or jos. thc si-as-m, the money to be paid
bclcturc the .nctrcsie are taken .ssuvay. There
are three. ext-.- nsive psixshn's-s provided, un
der verss, tsitrong l'e- c-.-.:-. in which are more
thsim too 'Hr-si. us cxcczflz nt meadow. All
posi'lssibsic c'xrc us!"] he taken, hu'ss l will not
be hahss-c she- .ctmy rnarc L'nzu nuy get away.
jolly R 'L'PT w -s gnt by uifl 7011)! Roger,
his (lum luss/ Dz!!>ss-'}er, his L-j'."*.ndam was the
inpdrtsid m-re M'ary Gluy, remarkable
sor hsir specd.
. (4) simnmu RUFHN, jun
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WILLlAMSBURG: Printed by ALEXANDER PURDIE. at the Cosssnmssncsi-xsisi .z—QQT osisssi-xcsi.
WrLLlAmsuns, March 28, 17-77.
H O SE persuns who are entitled to
sharcs'iu the prize lately taken by
capt. Thoma: Lilly, who have not aircady
received their divideud, arc desired to
apply immediately, with proper ccrlisl—
cares frum the csilpkain, to the subibriber,
otherwise they um be proportioned be
tween the rest of the crew.
BFN: Pi) AsiELL. mnrshnl.
70 [10 dOL/J tu tnc hight]! biddsi-r, an ] hurs
day the zqth if Apnil. i/jl-lir, otherwise}
mxt ]Zzir do), at the jsilctmtutian of cnpt.
Maximilian Rub'mson, dcccnjed, in King
Gcorgesi county, near Lecdsiown, for
ready money,
O [& T Y valuable S L A V ]55, men,
women, sine boys and girls. a large
flock of catt'ne, ]mgs, horse-z, and sheep,
a quantity of lndian corn, wheat and rye,
sundry kinds of household and kitchcn sur
niture, some sum, sugar, wine, aa'rack,
a quantity of empty bnttles and carboys,
and many other necessary zrticles, by
The EXECUTURS.
*** All persons who hn'c denmnds
against the said estate arc desired to m sike
them known at the day of sde. and those
indebted thereto are requesied to make
immediate paymer-t. .
The noted ]iuzfl hurjc 'I'K ] 8 "] [( .; [w
S HAN D T',
NOW in high health, sat and vigz-rous ,
stands at Bcvcrley Plain, in the lower
end of Caroline county, and will cover
mares this season at 503. Tristram Slzandy
was got by [Marton's Travcller, his dam by
thus, out of a fine Engljp mare. Two
very large pastures, under strong sences,
for the mares gratis; and great care will
be taken of them, but I will run no risk.
75, ]AMES UPSHAt .
N . (; A ]. 0 1. 1 N A , Northumpton cousizty,
Fcb 18, 1777. '
HE beautiful high bred gray horse
BAD GER stands at my house, and
will cover mares thizspring at 5]. proc.
the season, or 503. the leap, the money
to be paid before the mates are taken
away. Good pashtra egratis, and great
care shall be taken of the mares, but ]
will not be answerable for any that may
get away. Such gentlemen as choose it
may have thcir mares well scd for 53.
Vzrginia money per week.
BAD GER was got by Bocphcnu, a shn
of Babram, who was got by the Godolphin
Arabian ; Badgcr's dnm was got by the
famous Black and all Bz'ack, his grandam
by the [flying Clzz'lden. He is t'; hands
and a half high, and remarkably sure. ss
8" ALLEN Jovns.
INT'CARDH NA, Halzjax Loumy. Fcb 20.
\ [Il K LlG] G will cover this spring,
' at my planta'siicm on .Lurmky, at
50 5. proc. the leap, 5]. the season, or 7'.
lOS- to ensure, ] will not be answerahlc
for any mares that may be lost. Gentle
men may have their mares well scd for
68. Bd. proc. per vvcek.
leirligig was imported from England
by John Al/cn. esq; of Philadclphia, in
1773. Hcis full 15 h'mdshigh, dark hay,
was got by lord Portmore's bay horse
Capsinin, a son of Young Cartouch, out of
the dam oF Firetail. who was deemed the
fnstcst horse since Old Children. His dam
was got by the Devnnshire Black Legs, his
sirandam hv True Bsue, out of Slamerkin.
:;he' bred Buflard , Victoriom Oronopa, Ver
nfm's Amclia, awl mhrr raccrs. ln Afpril
1769, when this fiuc horse was rising- som
ycurs old. his owner received sorscit moo
guinens smm Rapisil; the same ye;:r he
beat Vuz'zmtccr, for me (mincafa; in October
1770 he hent M'arwickshire llsng, now a
noted covering horse in Efigland, fsior [00
;: uineas ; and the s-unc year he bC-lt Afri
desif, for loo guineas.
an WlLHE jOVES.
ANION, that nctzd ]wxsc, a fine
chcshnt sorts], lui] 5 iv.! 5 irchcs
lngh, stands at my iuusc "m Brm'ju-ick
county, and wi}! cover mares at 3 35 . lllc
hap, and 41. the season. Good puliuragc
gratis, but ! will not be answerablc for
any mares that may gss away.
_.'I Misi'f; V*-'A LL.
Vv 1LLiA MSIURG, Alurch 20, 1777_
AN'l F.!) immrdizne Zy, snur or five
\V good [](JUZECARPENT ERS, also
five or six NEGRO C-\l{l"EN'l'l-.'RT>, for
which a good price wi?! be given by apply
in; to (4) FR'ANClS jAMM.
To be SOLD, ((chcublc to the las? will and
te/iamr-nt (ftlzc Hun. VL iiliam Byrd , t/siq;
dccca/ch, on 'l'Lursiltzy [lie zqth quplil,
at Wcflovcr, in Charles City counss'y,
about 25 mile: below l'siichmond lmsin,
ONE hundred Virginiu born SLA'VES,
We" clothed, among whom arc
msin'siss very fine tradesmen, colsicrs, forge
mcn, curpvniers, flmcmakers, an exered
nss :)ssuusil umk. wusherwomen, and daisy
m-xisiiz—ctsi. Also sum; verctv elchnnt sur-zzsizturc
mss' Hath, w'uh part of the. flocks (;f' hor
sfs. mule, ::rd sheep, fmcl scmc very va
hubL-r big]: vakd horses. 'sch sdlewill
be for r-ss-mhssss mcncy, but those who have
demunds nssa'ssct 'thc estate !w ssifzdsizmems
ur protcflfl! !*si""ssss of 5": sih singe, wiil bc al—
luu e-ss! nsssi z'ssuc-in 'tjxncn' ofany purchase
thcv may mn'sisi. AH those who are in
debted to the estate ?.I'c reqncfi'cd to mqke
payment, as sum: as pnshblc: and. those
wi": hzwe any demm'cls against it to make
them known, together with the ground:
osthsiir respective debts, to _ ss
'l'bc EXECUTRIX.
fie Th': executrix has also for sale a ss
good br'wk house. situatcd in the city of
Williamstsi-urg with four rooms on each
flrmrk lwtely N'cnpiu! by the said William
Byrd, esq; and at present by the revererd
mr. Brackcn. The dwelling houschas all
convenisim nut houses, and several endosZ-zd
lots adjoisiingss Also the very valu xblc ]i- ,
brarv of the said deresiscd, consilling of 5
nczctsirsi4000 volumcs, 'l'lu- house and library :
will be (Fispnsed of either by private or
public]; fflo, as may be most agreeable to
the purchasers.
() M EU, 15 hzmdx and a halt'high, si
suH blooded, fit either for the turf ?
or saddle, a beautiful bright bay, stands 5
at my phntation in Augu/la county, about
ss miles srom Providz-nce mce-ting-hcush,
and will cover the ensufng season at 20 3.
3 leap, 4os. ready money for the scusim,
or 3] on 12 mouths creditss He was got
by ()Id Partncr, out of :: Fearnnught
mare ; she was got by Old Yzlnm, sin: of
:! joly Rogl'r mare. Good pssnsiurngc
gratis, but l will not be ansvvcrablc for
any mlres that get away.
51] ] AMPQ M'cnvctcm—Y.
"'PlUGK-ll LY wxll be iet Lo mares thsi:
ensuinsir season, at the subscribes' s
p! mt :uion about l4m'1les abvvc Petetjsburg,
ad] ming Coc/ee' s roau. The hlp'h bred
laughs!) horse FPRIGHTLY, isiufl ]; hands
lngh, rising 3 years old, is ulsict beautiful
dalk chcflnut colour, and was got ly
Wildams Babram his dam by lingers s
Babram, his grandam by Sedlsiury, out of
lord Porlmorc's Ebmzy. He is well [siuiud
to'nrccd shreithcr the sick!} eor (ur',[ bcnur
rcmmkably light and qmck m his move—
ments, and free sromany blcm.' !] or hun t.
He wrs n the puxse for ths: (um )cars (nd at
Ep/om, that Lme year he was. im. nlt- (].
He will be let at 305. :! leap, or 4! the
season, and she c.:lh v.iH be mine cal be—
fore the mares are tnkctu xcv.-ny. \'.n"si-us
and exteniivc p.-.sturugc, under a gazed
fence, for the mares, desfj; am] they
shall be taken the pea' 'i (::l'c (s, Izsivzs
wu" not be unsw crabssc inr *w.v lhxsit n'sw 'sc
misiing. lad ['sissimzsir-X dsiMl'l'H.
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