The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1770-04-19 00:00:00, page 4

To be 8 0 L ]) to the bigbg/Z bidder, on
Tuesday the 24Jb as April next, before
Mr. Anthony Hay': door, in Williams
burst. so? ready cct/b,
' l * H E. manor plantatto'h belonging
to the estate as fast;/: Mortan. Gentleman,
der-eased, leasantly situated on Cltrshrbmin) river, a
bout to mi ea from William/burg, containing about 2000
"nere: of land and marsh, with a large commodious brick
house, : story hight 64 by 22 seet, witha kitehen and
several out houses for the reception of Negroes. Also a
barn newly built 48 sect square. This plantation is as
remarkable for raising and sup sting all kinds of flock,
as any in the country, having a lTr e quantity osfirm good
marsh adjoining thereto. which a ords an itnmense quan
tity of exceeding good hay: it is well timbered, and the
sail exceeding good for tobacco, corn, wheat and pease,
and the waters afford a great plenty of fine fish and sow]
of all kinds in their proper seasons. Also one other ma
of land belonging to the said estate adjoining the water:
of Cbicbabemin}, containing about two acres of very
good land for tobacco, corn and wheat: . It is well tim
bered, end hosen exceeding good stream for a grist-mill,
there having been one built thereon. which never ]aclt'd
sufficient custom: ' 'Dtia lantation in more convenient to
Milk-fling than the oresaid tract, and in an exceed
ing and 'placefor Roch of all kinds; there are many
' goodglandinga on the said land, and afford: great plenty
nsfilh and wild fowl. Likewise a small tract, lying be
tween the aforesaid tracts, and adjoining the waters esore
said; it contains about 17; ecrea ; this it every compact
pretty place, and would suit a man with a small samily
Wely well, it being good land for cropping, and
. nifing flock: os cattle and hogs. There are house: on
' sitte) last pentioned-plantationa, in tolerable repair.
! - _ ]ONATHAN BECKWlTl-lct.
, 17. 3: 'The three tracts of land will be surveyed by
_ siennnty snrvcyor before the day of fele, and the lots
Pedf, describing the quantity and litnation,si wi ] be
, Men,!) the snssbscriber, in maining/her], to any person
ct ' ' 30 pnrdiase, at any time between the'toth of
Maid the ddy of fele. t d : ]. B. '
i .- si - \ .si
: "To be SOLD by publzc auctzon, at Mr.
' hthpBush'1, zctft'Wmchester, cton Tues
- s." ; _ y the rst du}. of May next, haug
ct to"." du]! ' ' ,
kafollowmg TRACTS of LAND
. . ,ct_-in _ cup/bin enunty, late the join: n of
. ,,bn GMFU, deeeased,_and Major falsmosigg
, ss in Ree. contain" 279 act-es; Mill [ten,
' ' zoo vacteesi; e tract on Pan-mue! river, a
' bnvethe monthes New Crete, purchased 0"!qu Mur
, m .: ct they He}. conning 42; acres; But Wello-w,
' poem-a; an acree: a tract pear Crown-'a Bridge;
anotoekjssdawg Hngb Msrpbqr a tract called Fuller'e
Bows Such-'- Botwm. containing 154_acrel; and
essmct on UNBCFPFQ'N- vataining 149 mea. These
lande have been twice edvertised for sale at Hlflfshife
en'nn-hnnse, and attendanee given, without essea. All
sienneernedassl'edeiredtotake notice, that they will po
Md at the time and place nowsiappointed.
&?
. _ have demand- agm the essiafte would do
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'to attend. tnsirevent ' going at an under
is?-&
The fele . Nail) !! !: o'eloEk, and continue
.Md; 4th montheeredit will be allowed for
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!".W msssimsctssssss the remainder, pur
,
at;
' Wl Writ). is re nited. Le
_ wfllbediseonntedoep ' [Jymon'ess [Ed
yemenlera - 1 to pt. Emb jub, ;.
Heupshtre- or the so seriben in [Wart-est", ,
Those vbohavd any demandeagainfl the eflate of the
said Grmfiell, are again desired to make then: knowe,
end those indebted to make immediate [tame, cum
'Vlsi the eneenton will be obliged to- bring suit: where
the balance eneer by Mr. Great-fell! booke to be in
! .
mous ra- ss-Don-ALD, a ,
won warre, } W
'- U N tway from the subscnber at
" Halh'ctlhle, on du flh M. ( March ) : Negro
sine-m HARRY, about ; sect 7 inches high, well
made. aged-bon! 27 yean, of: yellovish black. pretty
saddle; he generally wore : green wiste-m and
beechen. 'ilh horn bottom on them. It is vgry pro
bable be in _lurboured :! or about To-id'l Bridgc in
!Kiugnnd had may. at he was born aodliveddm-e
seven! you. Any person that deliver: the said fine to
me :: He": Half in Effrx can-ny,— shall receive fifty
lilsop mal, beside; vhn the law [lioun,
OHN CORRlE.
N. ]. All musten of vessels are rewarded emyloying
or carving-said shn out ofdue eolony. .
.WILLIAMSBURG: Printed by WLLLnAM RIND, ache NEW PRINTING-OFFlCE, on the Main-Street
" All Perfons may be supplied with this GAZ ETTE at 1sz per Year. ADVERTISEMENTS of a moderate Leogth
are inserted fossr 3s. the First chk, and 2]: each Time after 5 And long ones in Propordon.
On Monday the got}: qf Aprilsi "will be
SOLD at \Villiamsburg, on the pre
misu.
HE HOUSES and LOTS in the
Back sheet, belonging *to Mr. Rolusiusan's cllatc,
nowin the occupation of Mrs. (ib/Horn, which are plea
santly and conveniently situated, also the houshold and
kitchen surniture in and belonging to them, and several
valuable flavee, being the servants usually employed in
and about the house and kitchen. Likewise a chariot
and horses, a good coachtnan, some milch now;. be.
At the same time and place will be sold, a tract of land
in 74"!!! City county called !.illiput. adjoining the plan
tation of Mr. Benjanio Weldan, containing about 00
acrea. On Tugsdrssz- the first day of May will be ?old
before the Ralugl: tavern in William/buy, that beauti
ful seat and plantation on Matter/door river, in King 37
Queen county, whereon ]olm Robinson, Esq; late 's'rea
surer, lived. containing tzoo acre- of high land,
and about 600 acres of marsh; there it on it a large
genteel two story briclt house, with four room: and a
large passage on a floor, and all convenient out-houses in
ood order, and a large falling garden inclosed with a
good brick wall, also a very good geared water grist mill.
At the same time and place will be sold, the very valua
ble tract of land known by the name of Sun-A Town,
lying on New/band river, in Hence-er county. about 16
miles above the court-house, which in remarkable for
producing the _ finest Gleet scented tobaeeo; it con
tain: according to a late survey '4620 nerea, and has
on it a large commodious dwelling-house, pleasantly
situated, with 8 roome and a very large pnlsage on'one
floor, and all convenient out-hoosea, and there it a very
valuable water grist mill on it in good order. The land -
belonging to the lead mine company. and Mr. Robu
son'e share of the land: and llavu belonging to the Di/3
uul Sun-p company, will also be fold at the time and
ace last mentioned. Twelve mondusieredit will be al—
owed the purchaser-s, on their giving hood and securitv
to, _ - EDMUND PENDLETON; 6
4 - ' PETER LYONS. -
ss'r o B E 5 0 L'D,
THE two valuable m'cts ofsiLAND
_ *lying on Per-aid river, in King William conn
ty, drawn by Col. Bcrurl Moon. asprizea in hiact
lottel'y, one contain-go acrea.and haaonita good
dwelling-house 70 sect long and no feet wide. with
three room belowandthteeabove, inwhlehCol.Mm-e
lived. and any good and convenient out-hat
su; the simadon in high and pleasant. the hod-iavery
good for cornjoobnccoandwhent. endthe plant-tion in
order for eropping. The other tra-& contain ;86
net-en, and lie- on the river below the abovezmentiooed
land, itctabonnda with such a quantity of white oak that
it in thought one thousand pound: worth of plank and
staves nay besigot of it. the soil is very sex-tile; and pro
ducenfine corn andoohacco. Col. Moorowilllhewthe
landtoanyperson-lnclined topntchase, and the term
may he have by applying to the snbscribera.,oo whom
the purchase money is to be paid. Mr. Glrldld An
lctson, of Hammer-, is itnpowered to sell the too nere
lon in Coroline connty. drawn by Col. Moon in hie
lotnery. ANegto man named wa, about :: years
old, who in an exceeding good her, and a Negro man
monds-by, who is a very line master collier. drawn
hyCol. Moon-upriseth hialottery, are also to be
fld no reasonable me, by - - .
_ ' EDMUND PENDLETON, 6
9 PETER LYONS.
I HEREBY give nonce to all those who
are indebted to the Rose lately kept "at Mtjor ]obu
siBofwell'e. in them eonnty. to settle their respective
mnine with Mr. William Done/al. who will give con
shnt ate-duce for this purpose, at the above mentioned
place, till the first of Sena-bet next. A: great indul
W has been granted to many of the aflonien, it may
reasonably be expected they. I! return, will immediately
ai'ebond for the helmes: now rent-ming due, that, being
proper], ascertained, they my be collected with lefe ex
nd trouble than is the account: flood open. Those
who refuse to oomply with this reasonable request, may
depend on their account; being put into a lawyer't hand:,
without further delay or respect os persons.
' ]OHN jOHNSON.
WESTOVER. March 26, 1770.
RU N awayll from Wqu-ver on Sunday
lest, : very ' ely Negto man of the middle size,
named EDOM. by trade :. bricklayer, and is about 25
yond old. 'Tis sup ed he will go into King William
eounty. I will give ORTY SHILLINGS to whoever
deliven him to me at Weflovrr, or to Mr. David Peni
fiu, at the fall: of ]nm river. W. BYRD.
wmumsmmc. ,!le ,,, ,..0
W A N T E D immediately,
]OURNEYMAN BARBER, who
understands drcshng ldd fluviq. Such: on will .
meet with encourage-nent, by : ply".
2 HO Y &OGHEGAN.
Pn'rsr LvXN—l'A—cosithoure. lllarrd lo, 1770.
' . 'Hl-Z ordinary kept at this place, with
all proper convenienciee. will befit for the enter
tzioment os Gentlemen it the Me) court. et which tinue
] purpose to rent, or lesse it for my number of year:,
the! [lull be that day agreed on. Band end security
must be given.-—-l have all the lollowing lnnde, which
l would sell cheap, viz. Two large ylantnrione oneech
side of Dun river, consrlling of good high and low
ground.-t; one of them is the plantuion (In-ings": lived
on. Also Malrimm) Mi/l, with e good and oslend,
and etine orchard adjoining e plantation et the Grene
Fillt; : plantetion on Mcon'e crcek, with fine high end
low grounde, end very convenient to plenty of good M.
l have likewise twenry-eight-trecte os cultivnted end II
cultivatcd land:, of which great bargeins may begot, by
applying to me at PsHp/t'am'e court-house.
; JAMES ROBERTS.
...c
' l 'HE executors of Colonel Carter, lene
of Clr'w. hereby desire to give notice. the: the
lend upon Brud But epd Kmlc Rue, in the ent-mien
of Prince Will-'a.— nnd aneier, epyeneining to the:
Gentlemen'e ellzte, will be exposed to fele, on T
the "th dey osfisa} next, to the highefl hidden, for
ready money, seven] lete into which those-lend- oil!
be leid off. Their velue endennvenieney hente;
sullipcisently set forth in:; former edvertiseleent, soothie
u e. 'Anditis pr medeveryyerson intend' to
gurchese, has long before this time unde himself (26
ently acquainted with their good—5. They ende-'
!
upnnrde of none nere-. - .. .
The fele en be'i'net Cept. eNnr'fl'e, in the 'ct
county of Fuqein, end continue-"gin nll she lot. m
s .
T 0 13 5 5 0 L_ 'D,' '
TH E bng LITTLE B AMIN,
' ehout no tunebnrthen.dnnble _ , bon—de
but two voyage-. in extremely well built, end-complete
] fitted. Credinvill be given nntilsithntoth dey of
ler-der nextfat living bond with sedrity b
,' — BE : HARRlSON.
MOURT'VERNON, Fair-see- county, Dee. 16.
His Excellency the Governor, by'ud
with the edviee nndoonsentos hie Mejefly'eConn
oil, heving been plensed to greet manam of hd .
on the Greek [(it-be'n). &c. so the deer: e'udsisollidrn
who ernberlted in the service of this ooluuy, eyne-ble to e
mation isuedthe tgth of hire-er}. 1754 (by the
- on. Robert—Dinw'dllr, Esq; thenLieutenant Gover
nor). And herie- moreover been plensed to require.
that I should receive the seven] end respective cleinn of
every person who eyeged in the service esoreseid, before
the battle of the calm, in'l754, I do hereby ive
this blic notipe thereof,.requelliug that every cer
and oldier, or their representetivee, vill exhihit the'l
respective claim: ton [bare of these leade, proper! n.
tested to me, before the loth dey ofOctober next enl'uing.
in order that the whole may be laid before hie Lordbip
end Council, end final] edjulled. And to the intent
that no unnecessary e iention my be made, it in here
by signified, tlm no person who entered into the servit: !
of this colouy after the seid battle of the Made-w
(which concluded the cum-[reign of 1754 it intitled to
my part of these eoo,ooo nere: of , .u they m
given to the firll adventure-n. under the mio.
esoresatid. ' - - GEORCE WASHI GTON.
_ MARYLAND, dun/! 17, 1769.
' ! 'H E snbfcnber, who has been re
* gularly hredtothepractiee ofPl-lYSlCand
SU RG !RY', gives this blicnouee, that he begin
to inoculate on the "th of member lace-then his house,
which shndubont the dtflaoeeofooe half from Belli
urm- town, on a healthy sitnatton, wsstth an wreche yms
pect. The riee as before; two let for inoculation,
and twenty _ illinflper wet for d. As thesifidnesa
i: so triflin and t confine-tent none. the expence need
not exceed ve pound: fourteen, to fix pound: fourteen
shillings. en ' ,tnoney, and may he moculated with
safety to any _ th, exce t ]ul] and zing-].
] shall be obltged to the e who an]! favour me with their
custom; theK may depend on betng carefully tenderly,
and judtciou y dealt with. lflatter myself ! ave inocu
lated as many, and with as much fuccesa as any man on
the eontinent. Those who intend comtog, are desired
not toalter their diet, or use any kind of preparation he
forehand, as it is rather prejudictal than otherwise.
_ HENRY STEVENSON.