The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1776-03-22 00:00:00, page 4

UNIUS, abeiutisnl bay, 6 years oldctss
" next "Fame, ofan elegant form, and
had: high, now stands in Prince Ed
wad bounty, to cover makes the ensu'mg
sprilF, at no sss the leap, 4os. the season,
or 4_. the cnsurance. Funiu: was got by
Torick, his dam by 'O'thello, his 'grandam
:! Monkey, his at grandam a mare
the. old Spanij breed, called Many
Lafi. Those who favour us with their
Man will be provided with golod pashxr
"" ss is, and may rel on me utmost
sits}; {I taken of theirymares; but we
vssvillsihotss answcrable for any that may
. penny, and are stolen.
' WILLlAM VVATTS.
5 (4) EDWARD wAT-rs.
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sssi'si? , Cnuucts CITY, March 1, 1776.
pMULUS stands at the Indian Field:
si thi- season, and will cover mares at
; 'os. 4]. to ensure, and in. 6d. the leap,
ss whichiatobepaiddown. Notesoshand will
I he,}aken for the season money or ensurance,
.-* pyable Octobcr 25, 1776, before the mares
-m uken away. _ Romulu: was got by
Mask .lnthony (whose blood is wellknown)
ntofpompadour, a fine full bloodcd mare .
sit fl ssa beautiful sorrel, and within half
all had of !} hands high, Well made, and
* "can old thicts'spring. .
, - _(ct) - ]OHN TYLm.
' '. ss .C_L:'unzx1ss4.si_ss.y, March 6, 1776.
R. . WHMColEfbeharle-s City coun
ty, having executed a power of
Myrtle to me, to_ transact his business in
lffi I request the favour of all person:
_ " have an demand: against him to be
sisi yinma ' gthem known, that Imay
Wed tojndge whether the profi cs ot'h'u
- Mce' are sufficient to discharge them,
_qd nford : comfortable maintenance to
!shsnmfly. Those who are indebted to
Him are requcsted to make immediate pay
:siuent lo
'- ] EDMUND Locwooo.
flyrrn nvu, Gsiogezs'rzx couuty,
'si March 4, 1773. si
_ss ct HctE beautiful high bred chq/i'nut harfi:
- ? si DAMON, suu ; feet 5 inches high,
did well ,oportioned, now rising 8 year:
() ct and in the highq/i perfection, stand: at
," !dnlsiction in Gloucester, and will cover
"thin: at 41. the jZ-afim, or go;. the leap.
The gentlemen who send mares to him ng/I
send (Honey, or a promtssbry note p.},siable
on demand , otherwi/k th will not be receiv
pd. I have veryfinepa urexfar the mare:,
and will havegreat care taken qf them, but
will not be lablefbr my! that may stray away .
;; . (6) MANN PACE, jun.
'1*HE l'ubscriber begs leave to inform
-._ si the ublick, that he has taken sithe
'QMVERAFM 41)" LETY 's, where no pain:
qr eereense will bgsparod to accommodace
tsirlv rs in the best nianncr, having laid
in a large stock of the best liquors, and
has hid the house repaired, and comfort
. ;ble rooms, with fire-placcs, for lodgers,
Frovided. Those who will he pleased to
avonr him with their company may be
lflsired of the best cntcrtainmcnt, and will
dblige their obedient servant,
si ' ADANI BIRD.
"- * Mr. Bird has been some time in
: pu ck wa , and has been so remark
able for keepmg a good house that ] was
""at some pains to prevail on him to take
this" lace, and can warrant for his giving
shcis actidn.
4 ss- WILLlADT AYLETT.
? 0 R 3 A L 5,
' TRACT ofland in james City, con
taining 550 acres, which is well tim
berd, and within five miles ot'Williams
Our . For terms a ] to
g(4) PP y]OHN TYLER.
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UN or STOLEN away from the sub
]criber in VVestmoreland comly, the
juyz weel- in Dcccmber 1775, a ncgro man
named WILL, by frade a blaclsmzth. He
is a large rmu-boned able fellow, about ;
feet 8 or 9 inches high, and about gj'year:
usage. He ha: :: long filcc, large mouth,
thick lipx, Io-wjorelzead, zmdfirm/l ear:, his
upper jbre teeth project over his under lip,
he speaks flow, and generally! with :: grin—
ningsmile, especially when alg/iuering :: ques
tion ; he has :: large/Z'ar upon his right leg,
am! a final! burnt spot on his right cheek,
near his temple. Hisi; cotton jachet and
breeches were old ( beinz those he had [act
year) and "a new pair afjboes. He is ]Fmd
of liquor, but never was guilty of running
away bejizre. And a: there was a pilat boat
and largeflat oystering near to my plantsslt ion
at the time of his elopement, and the said
negro likewise being (pistering fbr me, I have
rea/bn to suspect that some of the perjbn:
belonging to the pilot boat, or at, have en
ticad him away, by making zim drunk, or
otherwise.
she per/bm belonging to the pilot boat
dere James Sim and jolm Sim, uho live
on Wicomico, in Norchnlnberland rounty;
but carried their o ster: to Port T obacco,
in Maryland, to ]51.
The persbn: in the flat were jolm Davis,
John Way, and Daniel Forgey. I under
stand they live in Dumsrics, and that the
flat belong: to old Forgey, in or near the
sinne place, and, as I am infbrmed, carried
their oy/Zer: there to sell . Whoever bring:
the stlid negro to me, or ]ecure: him so that
I get him again, shall have TEN DOLLARS
reward , beside.: what the law allows ; [Uld
upon conviction of the thief, zol. reward.
(6) GEORGE TURBERVILLE.
OMMlTTED to [Varwieh county
jai], the 26th oflast month, a negrb
man flavc who says his name is TEIWMT ,
and that he belongs to Yolm Edward: of
Chq/Zerfield county, on Appamattox. He
is a lusty black fellow, appears to have
been much whipped, and is remarkably
bow-legged. T he owner is desired to
pay charges, and take him away.
RlCHARD ALLEN, jailer.
WANTED IMMEDIATELI',
AGOOD HOSTLER. Such a one coming
well reeommended, for diligence and
jbbriety, will have good wage: from
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Lunmuvxa, March 4, 1776.
OTlCE i: hereby given, to all whom
it may concern, that [shall set out
soon for South Carolina, where I expect to
receiveshme money, to pay my jzist debte,
but should that scheme mi/Zrany, Ipraposb
trading in horses, between some parts of
NorthCarolina and .Virginia, to aceompli/h
this desirabk purpose.
" EDWARD THlI/EATT.
TAKEN up in Bcdford, on Otter river, a
day horse with a blazc face, three white
feet, and a glass eye. He is about 10
years old, 4 feet 4 or 5 inches high, has
some saddle spots, paces and trots, and is
branded on the near shoulder O. Postcd,
and appraised to 10].
THOMAS CLARK.
TAKEN up on mr. Alexander M*Caul's
plantation, 'm HeflricoCoumy, a bay horse
about 10 years old, 4 sect 6 inches high,
which stray came to the said plantation
some 'time last fall, and has a star in his
forehead, but no pcrceivabla brand.
Postcd, and appraised to 91.
TURNER SOUTHALL.
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To be SOLD to the highest Uddcrs, on
Weduesday the 27th iuflzm (Mm-slz)
at the late rcsidcncc ol'mr. Fame: Burns,
dcccascd, 'm Stglsisix coumy,
HE per/Zmal q/iate cf Richard Barns,
' catg/ifling oshoq/Ehold fiaruilurc, jbbe
ral valuab/e hadiz: (amongst them two blowi
ed colts) a largcstoc/e escattle, hosisisx, mct'cl
sheep, with (: constdensil/ie quantity qs' corn,
jbdder, &c. Crcdit will bd allowed till the
21]! of December next, the purclmjL-r:
giving bond and approved security. At the
jhme time, and place, will be. hired out,
until thefitfl day of january m-xt, several
S LAVES, belonging to the orphanct- of the
said Burns. Band with approved ]Z-curity
will be required, by '
TflE EXECUTORS.
Ta be SOLD to the highcsisz' biu'dcr, purjuaut
to the last will and tq/iumentos Alexsiuu; si r
Brown, decerg/ed, at Prince Edward
CUUY'HIUU/(f, on Monday the tgllz of
April next, being court day,
OUR hundred acres of [and in Prince
Edward cuunty. lying between Bufi
and Brier rivers, and on both sides of the
main road that leads from Mo're's ordinary
to Prince Edward courthouse. Twelve
months credit will be allowed, the pur
chaser giving bond, with approved secu: 't.
ty, to THE. LXECUTORS_
EARNOUGHT standsat Hicb's Ford,
in Brunjsiwick county, to cover marc
at 4os. the single cover ready money, or
6!-. the season, payable in Oclober next.
Good pasturage, and entertainment for
gentlcmcns servants, gratis; but I will
not be liable for any mares that may be
stolen, ctor sh-ay away. ,
WILLlAM EDVVARDS.
To be SOLD,
THE plantation where] now live, cond
taining 320 acres of land, aboutthree
miles above Reter/burg, whercbn is a large
new brick dwelling—house 54 sect by 32",
with four rooms, and a flush passage, be
low stairs, and five rooms above, Ye ct
commodionsiy contrived, and the building
wcll executed, a brick l'citqhen 32 feet by
16, two rooms beLow, and two above
stairs, with all other necessary offices, in
good repair, and several orchards of the
best kind of fruit trees. Thit'scat being
well known, ] think it more accurate dc
scription unnecessary. The time of pay
ment will be made easy to the purchaser,
and the terms known by applying to rot.
Thomas Kuffin, or '
- (ts) ROBERT NEWSUNI.
MECKLENBURG county, Yan. 1776.
HE s ubscrisiber. from long experience,
being fully convinced that the trusting
plantutions and siaves to the management
of'a set ot'pcople calling themselves over
seen, will never produce any thing but:
ruin and destruction, is therefore deter
mincd to draw the management of what
scw flnves he possesses within the compass
of his own personal abilities in looking
over them, and, by this determination,
has, and will have by next fall, between
20 and go very beautiful tenemems,
with a plantation to each, to rent out,
either for a single year, or term of years,
and can supp] the tenants with corn,
wheat, fodder, and stock of all kinds.
Any woman of good character, who
understands ]musc—keeping, teaching
oung children to read, girls the semp
stress business, emhl'oidering, ('a-c. and
comcs well recommendcd, shall meet w iib
very agreeable and sutissactory encourage
ment by applying to
(Is) BIATTHEW MARABLE.