The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1776-06-07 00:00:00, page 5

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, ()R SALE , (: tract osgood love! [and in.
. the lower end of King VVillisisim, con
taining 340 acrex, about 7 mile:]i-om W'cst
Point, and not more than one mile ji'om ci
ss'ssictss. Nlattapony or Pmnunkcy rivers; it if
{"Me-wish convenient to church and mill . About 4
loo acre: are cleared, and under goodscnc-si
ing ,- the remainder very thick and well tim—
ber-ed. Upon the [and is a good dwc-lling-.
Jzoufi: 24 by 16, hitchen, quarter, duiry,
fino/cchoctrg/c, and [)aru, also a good garden
all palcd in ; the impmvement: all quite
flew, not having been built above twoycars.
]: is (: healthy place, and has good water,
convenient. My price is 3 5'.s. per acre, and
[shall make the paymcnt: cal}! to the pur:
chajZ-r , who may have !")[sbj/ion at (my time.
' DAVID' PA'NNILL.
WILLIAMSBURG, May go, 1776.
EFT in the necessary house, at thess
L Raleigh, on Monday last, a SILVER
STOP WATCH, maker's name PRENTIS,'
,"London, no. 112, with two seals set in
gold, one of them :! cipher, the other a
coat of arms. Whocver returns it to the
rinter or to the bar-kcepcr at the Raleigh,
shall receive 40 s .
To be SOLD at publi'ck audtion, pursuamct
to the last will and testament of majofl
jahn Bic/zerton, deccascd, on Friday
the 5'th Os 7uly next, ]
HE land and plantation whereon he
formerly lived, im Hanover county,
ssrsiantaim'ng about 600 acret, whereon is a
good dwctlling-housk, with ad convenient
out-hou/Z's, good orcha-rds, &c. 7' he land
is very rich and well timbered, and lie: about
four mile: from Hanovcr town. Twelve
month: credit wi?! be allowed, the purcha—
sZ'r giving bond, with approved shourity, to\
LEWls WEBB, surviving executor.
** * Mr:.Martha Irwin has her dower .
57: this land.
si- WILLIAMSBURG, May 31, 1776.
NY-pcrson that has a STlLL for sale,
A holding from 1 to zoo gallons, may ss
hear of a purchaser by applying to the
Printer. "
TAKEN up in Charlottsie, a ictorrel horse 4
feet 8 or 9 inches high, appears to be old,
has a star in his forehead, from which is a'
blaze down his face , aflaxcn mane and tail,
both hind seetandhalfthe legs white, some
saddle spots, but no brand perceivablc.
Posted, and appraiscd to 15]. A
a jOHN 1RBY.
TAKEN up in Culpeper, a bay mare with
a mealy nose, about 10 years old, 4 sect
7 inches high, not branded; also 2} bayN
two—year old colt, with white hind feet,.
cut and dockt, but not branded. Posi'cd
and uppraised, the mare to 12]. the colt
to 81.
]] HAROD FREEMAN.
YAKEN up at the hozg/e la'te mr. Doncus
tle':, in James Cit county, (: sbrrel mqrc
siabozzt 14 hand; higZ, one hind foot white,
but has no brand perceivable ; she has had"
11 jbalsince taken up, which is dead. The
owner my have her, an paying church
15! applying to
_ 'THOMAS'" CARTH/KIGHT.
"l'AKEN up in Culpc'per, a black mare
about 13 hands high, with trimmed mane
'and tail, is brandcd on the near thigh with
.a _b!0t, and had on a bell. Postcd, and
appraiscd to 61.
]! NATHANIEL PFVDLETON.
'TAKEN up in Pittsjslvcmiu, a bay muse 4
'feet and a half high, appears to be very
Old, lus some white hairs in her mzme,
pnccs, branded on the ncur shcmTclcr ],
and on the near buttock H. Pol'sicd, nml
Uppmiscd to 3].
' (] ]AMES BURTON.
'- VV lL [. give 7d. halspeny a pound for
BACON, and 41. per barrel sin" PORK,
delivered in W'zsilliam/burg, or at the Calltsigc
or Capitol Landing's and 6d. halspeny :;
pound for BACON'Uehvcred at any place
"within IOO miles os Williangsburg, provid-s
I can have zooo wt. delivered at one
place. I will continue to give these price!
till I have given notice, in this Gazette,
to the contrary. ss
]OHN HAVVKINS.
Fnznzmcnssunc, May 15, 1776.
THE pre/Ent si/z'tuation of York having
occasioncd me to remove my fimflj to
silhi: town, I shall open a large andfresh asl
sisisirtment of MEDICINES, in the shopsor
mr-rly occupied by doctor Mercer, where A
will attend to practi/Zsi.
THOMAS POWELL.
.RUN awayflom tile siz/zscriber in Caro
si line, on the 9tlz ofthz's fn/lant (May)
'dar/e mulatto boy, named AN TH ONT ,
1 2 or 13 years old , but badlygv'o'wn, squint:
a little, and is dressed in Virginia cloth,
with a Ieather cap; he rode a-uss/ay a large
sorrcl mare abaut 14 hand: and a half high,
with a small blaze in herface, ngy ownsaddle,
and filver-bil'ted curb bridle. ] imagine he-f
is gone toward} Blesimdsord, on Appamat
t , having been purchased of one mr.
arborough of that place. Whoever fif
res the said bay, with the mare, saddle,
ahd/zridle, so that I get them again, shall be
handfizmely rewarded . si
_ YOHN FITZHUGH.
William &- Mary College, May 21,si1.776.
ss HE college of WlLLIAM 6- MAPsssiY
has bcerflatcly cleaned, and will he
immediate] plaistcrcd and_ whiteqwashe'd,
to render 1: fic for th; reception of the
ofessors, students, grammar scholars;
de servants; and the several school: wish
opened at the beginning of Trinity term ,
namely, on Monday the 17ch of next
month.
(4) EMMANUEL JONRS.
RlcuMOND, May 20, 1776
FOURNEYMEN wcavers siwill meet with
goodcncouragcment from the subscri
bcr, also persons that can spin won
lincn, or cotton.---I want some apprcmi
ces for the weaving busincsis. '
u GARDINER FLEMING._
N Y young, healthy, and strong man,
e not under 5 feet 7 inches high, that i.:
e and willing to enli/l a: a MATROSS
in my company of artillery, will please to
repair to my quarter: in Williamshur
a vance money paid to him, beside: si?
where he will be kindly received, have 3
&[heg and 25. per day, for one, two, or
reyears, if not shoner diseharged .
,— God save the Congress.
DOHICKY AICUNDEL.
MIDAS, a remarkable large jack ass,
imported last fall from Mcsizlta, by
Philip Muzzei , esq; stands at my plante—
tion in Prince George county, and covers
at two dollars the leap, 405. the season,
(! 31. to ensure.---lt may not be amiss
X inform the publick, that, from the
drfficulty ofobt'silin'mg' and the cxpensc a
tending the impormtion of an ass of 1}?
kind, his price for Cover'mgis necessar'
much higher than any one cf'zhe common
breed, but it will be amply compensaxed
by the size and strength of the mules hc
rets.
Ye 'I'HFODOIUCK BLAND, jun.
lV A N T E si D,
TU TO R, of uncxceptionable cha
racter, capable ofsiteaching, and a -
cm'nte in pronouncing, the Engli ] atp
. ltin languages, to superintend the ed -
i-siuion of three boys. Such} person, by
' applying to the Printer, may hear of good
cmployment .
't'v—
si For SALE , and tocbtsi entered on (at Chrjsh' ;
* us next, ss &
SlsiXhundred and sixty five acrcs oFlM
in Goochlaml couuty, on the waters of.
Lickingh/sle crcck, about a mile From Ru-.
,t/zerford's ordinary, excoecsiffg good for
iuising tobacco and grain' _of all kind; bctfit
s the sail on this Water course is shsswep _
known, ct .a further description would be
needless. There is :: plantation thereon
sufficient to work seven dr eight handes to
advantage, a convenient dwelling and
other ousit houses, al] {ately built, and _to
]crablc good orchards. My price is (our .
Tundrcd ounds, payablc inss .ocs and
lorscs. Kny person inclinh _si to trcatsia
ln- che same will please to apply to me, ,
on the promises. - " ss- - * -
ZACHARIAFY HADEN;
'Ifl-IE treasurer, trustees, :md litbscribdss
ers to the sum! for the relic z—os the
(
widows and orphans ofclergymcn, ctCOlscct-si
ed last Sunday, fifdm-the two audiencesw '
31]. 165. 5d. for which they beg lezye '
to return their thanks to the charitablcctmd
generous contributors. On the day Follow- -\
ing, they ordered St.}. to besidiliribn'ied'
mongseveu widows and the orphans of six
clergymen, and appointed officers so? the,
( ss
xsuing year, viz. The rev. 70le Camm,_
trsieasureksi; rev. Thomas Wil/einson, Wi'lli
am Leigh, Thomas Pricc, Henry Skyirng,
Thomas Lundie, and James Maury Fon
tqine, trustees; rev. Thama: Field, morn— -
ing, and the rev. Samue'l S. ]VI'Croxl-ey,
eveningpressacher. _ ct ' , ,
. ,ssss JACOB Bltusimf; clerk.
May 16, !776. ' si
- OUND inchiscicy, a'l'flRLEPOUND f
. BILL. Whoever canprove his 'p'ro-JL '
perry, by giving an account of the einisiion
and humb'er," shall have it delivered tctsisso him)?- ss
on paying the charge ofthis advertisement." 5
'A]. B. Inquire of the Printtr- -
UN away on Tuq/day the tgth inltant,
R four Virginia born NEGRO m'en. -;
flaves, belonging to'colonel Yohn Try'e "
estate, viz. HARRXct-iboutctsfeet Binchel
high, wen made, yefldWsi complexictt, has
/a lsicar on his face, a Tensible artsul fellow,
and about 30 years old. YORK, abo si ssfl
ss' sect 10 inches high, ai stout likely we si
m ctsiellowct, black complexion, oneo '
]cgs maller than the other, has a fear of! si
one of his arms,!w beingburned when about
26 yeax'sijold. ADAM, about 5 feet 7ssilldlch
high, "enow complexion, thin visage,
ulhy hair, about: 40 yeaxsi old. _1 "_s im
osihle' to describe the clothes thq H tied
ith them, hassling different kinds. \ 0
ever wflldeliver the above .mentioned (mvEs,
to mr. Richard Adam.- in Richmond toxctvn,
mr. Thoma: Adam: 'm New Kent,, xsshrss
Henry Fry in Culpeper, br the subscrlber it:
Buckingham, shall be paid 4os. soreach of
them. .(tf) ]OHN NICHJOLAS.
UN assay from the subscribcr iqcte
Charlb} City, a likely negro felloct j
named QETER, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches hish
30 years old,. square and well madcysihai .
thick lips, speaks very broken, is
black, and has a down look ; had ' sia
rown double-brcasted jackctsssizsifa 'pai'r'ss'lof- '
qff coloured breeches, and a brownsslsiipjcn ct
shirt . He has a wise at mr. Yahn'Browsin's; *
in the lower part of this countyct Who".
' ever apprehends the said flaVe, an} deli- '
vers him to me,. shall have 4os. reward_
(4) _ JOHN KENT.
T/IKEN up in Pittfylvania, on Lime Otcttcr
crea/e, a brown mare abgut 4 flsiet 5 inchesssn'
<igh, and branded on the n'ear ttfic/P : I ; !
alstz a black mare colt about ' . year: old, ct
bout 4feet 5 inches high. neither tlnclt Mr
branded . Pq/fcd and appsaijg " .mare 4
to 51. the coIt-to 31. lOJ'. -3 .
I}. _ DAV I AKTON.
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