The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1777-04-04 00:00:00, page 6

The noted fwifl harsh TR I S T R A M _
6 H 11 N D )",
NOW in hiocth heahh, sat an \ vigorous,
stand.— at Bsiv-srley Plain, in the lower
end oF Carolinc counssiy, and w'ffl cover
mares this smscm a: 5'05. Tnstram Shamly
W'xs got by M'artun's Travcllsr, his dssam by
stus, out of a fine Engl{/]3 nmrc. Two
V."!y !a-ss-g'e palcttures, under strong sences,
for th: mares grass]; and great care wi"
be taken of them, but ! mill run no rsik.
{33 ]A M ES UPSHA\\' .
I
Twenty D O L L A [( S reward.
DEsEl'si ] ED from my cqmpmy of re
gulurs, THOMAS CHEWN!NG,'
:: lo dier upwards of 6 feet high, with short
black hair, and is well made. He lest
Caroh'ne county, with John Chewning, his
brothe r, escapt . Franci: Tm'lor's company,
. nisi- Ts'wma: Crn :, who enlisied with capt.
Henry Gamett, and Samuel Go]: of the
.tra'm, and it is suspcctcd that the said Tho
mz: Ch.:wning has enlistcd in the train.
whoever dcsivcrs the said soldier to the
commnnding officer at lVilliamsbwrg, or
to me, shall have the above reward.
SAMUEL HAWS, jun.
. capt. of the adZiLgiuia rcgimclt
Wittmmuvne, March 19 1777.
I! E creditors of col. Philip olmson
havingfailed to meet the lgthinstant,
pursuanc to a former advcrtiscmeot, are
again desired to attend, with their claims
]."Y'O crly stated, at the house of mr.
.}.vm Soulhall in this city, on Tuesday the
Sth day of Afm'l next. This request is the
must necessary,, as some of the creditors,
who ncccded to the deed of trust, only
sighed their names without mentionin the
sum: due, and the accounts of s veral
other:; fill] remainunsettled. The trustees
have in hand a considerablc sum of money,
and are posse ssed of many bonds taken
with good security for the hire osnegroes,
which they wish to divide in such manner
as may be most agreeable to all the cre
ditors. fi'hatcver balance: may remain
due, col. Johusun proposes a specdy me
thod us dischargiug. He is extremely
anxious to do the most ample justice 10
all-his creditofs, and equally solicitousct to
have what remains of his estate discncum
bend. The TRUSTEES.
N. CAIOLlNA, halg'f'ax wumy, Feb 20.
HI R L] 0] 6 will cover this spring,
at my plantation on Quonkcy, ac
5'03. proe. meleap, 5]. the season, or 7].
10 3. to ensurc. ] will not be answerahle
for any. umres that may be lost. Gentle
men may have their mares well fed for
63. 8d_ pr-cc. per neck.
il/hz'rlictgrictsizr was imported srom England
ssby Fulm Allcn, esq; os Philadclphia, in
ct 1773. Uc'm ['qu 15hmulshigh, darkbay,
was got by lord Portmorc's hay horse
Captain, a son of Young Cartnuvlz, Out of
the dam of Firetm'l. who was der med the
fastest horse since Old Chilssslers. His dam
was got by the Dcvssmshirc Black Legs, his
zmdam by Vctruc Biuc, out of Slamer/rin.
She bred Brlstard, Victm-iau: Ornnoka, Ver
non's Amc-Iia, and other I'LCC'TS- )n April
176q, whcn_tl1'u fine horse wzsis rising lour
years old, his owner received sm'scit Iczoo
u'meas srum Rapid; the same ycnr he
hent Volzmleer, so" zoo guiucuz; in Octobcr
1770 hc beat Warwickst/ire Wax, now a
noted cuverivss ssmrsc in i/ngland, sor 100
guinzsizuz ; and {he. shme year he beat sllri
des, ssi>r !oo guincas.
8] VWIJJE ]ONFS.
*\ ! 1); A X Euss'romsmrley Hundrcd, about
b th: lo!]: uj F-brnury, (: [my mare a/siour
'fi-ct 10 inchw high, brandcd on the flour
Imlfhr/z TI'si/si, her hindfi-ct white, and on:;- as
her hijsic lizilzt'r than the other. lesch-r
(h-l'm-rf tlm/hid iravsi- to meshssl! lzc wall re
cthmr i- 31. S/zcu-u.-ct/. (rsiint/1C'BczLclcȝpctsss/lure's
(: ,1 "- ()r t-siun nss/er/hsst- run away, and it i.:
prubublcstze is now in that msiss'zglz'muvlmml.
CAK'TER BRAX'sON.
RAVELLRR, a fine hay, in high
perscctinn, ldhnnds high, nndrihng
5 years ohl, stands at Tutty's Neck, just
below Willimm/mrg. am! wiil cover mitr-sis
fit los. thc !cnp, and gos. the smhsi-n.
l'lc usias gnt by cul. Leu'is Burwe/l's hors. ,
Who yy a sin Os Olsil Trcweller, out ( i a
full bso (! 7!!an mare, :n-d his (lum was
an imported English mare. Good puflurngn
gratis, but l wiil not be answvrzshle in 1'
cshnww " -j\MES SOUTHALL.
N. B. 'The above horse is for side., on
[2 mouths credit for one half the purchase
monev .
'l*R.AVELLER, a beuutilsiui bay, up
wards of 15 hands high, and in great
perfection, will stand the ensning seal'un at
the suhscr'nber's, near Charles City court
'house, and win cover mares at 205. 21
leap, to be paid at the stable door, or 31.
the season, payahlc the first of Octobur,
but may be discharged by the payment of
4os. when the mares are taken away.
Traveller was got by Morton's Old Travel
ler, his dam by Old 7mzm, out osa fine
imported mare. Good pushlrnge gratis,
and the greatest care shaIl be taken of the
mares, but. I will not be answerable for any
that may be misiing. jOHN EDLOE.
{H. I am still in want osa AsillLLER,
who will mcct with great cncouragemcnt
if be comes We" recommcnded. I
N.- CA no Ll N A, Northumpton ooumy,
Fcb 18, 1777.
HE beautiful high bred gray horse
BAD GER stands at my house, and
will cover mures th'mspring at 5]. proc.
the season, or Fos. the leap, the money
to be paid before the mares are taken
away. Good palturage gratis, and great
care shall be taken ot'the mares, but ]
will not be answerable for any that may
get away. Such gentlemen as choose it
may have their mares well fed for 58.
Virginia money per week.
BADGER was got by Bocphencs, a son
of Babram, who was got by the Godolphin
Arabian ; Badger'o dam was got by the
famous Black and all Black. his grandam
by the Flying Childen. Hcis 15 hands
and a half'high, and remarkably sure.
au - ALLEN ]ONEQ
DUMFHM, March 1, 1777.
AS the subscriber proposcs leaving the
country in A il next, he requcfis
the favour of those who shll have unsettlcd
accounts with him, for business transacted
at this place on account of Colin Dunlop
and son, & cu. of Gla/gow, to apply, in
order that zheir respective balanceh may be
asccrtaincd by specialty or otherwise before
his' depurmrc; and those who have any
chims against him, or the said company,
arc desired to make them known.
ALFZX: CAMPBFLL.
flANOVh-l, March 1, 1777.
1 UN away from the subscribcr on the
zd ochbruary, at night, WIL L,
a negro man, by trade a carpenter, of a
yellow complexion, middle stature, well
set, flat nosed, and has lost one Of his
upper sore teeth ; had on when he went
awa )* white Virginia clothjackct and bree
ches, common ncgro shoes, old bcavcr
hat, with a small brim, and carried with
him a Dutch blanket almost new, a pair
os old black ]nsiing breeches, and a shirt
of the same: linen with the one he had on.
[expect Ire is either lurking- about mr.
Braxton Bird's in King & Queen, of whom
I purcimscd him, or mr. (ct'orz'ziu's in [Hid
(lILj/Zx, where his mn'sihfr liu-a. He is a
cunning (busihl-ss- suiow, wcil acquainted
in many parts of the cmmlrv, and is
very capable nl'lciiinq a piausxble story. ]
will give 5]. reward to Lmy pn'sizn who
will sccurc the said slave, so llmt ! osifsit him
again, and reasonable cxpeusfsi'. is brought
home. H DANXEL TRUEHEAKT.
u'ltLtAffiMssgg, Mz'rsi-h m, ssss,
AN'I'I'ZU]11111'-c."\;vtcl'-ss', i'om' ("s [i .,
' good HOUKE () xl'dsi'rsi-si—"l'iliifi, ;!TIPH
she ur iix M-Lszm) (; xHHZN'H n-ss', ta,:
.Whsith a good price mill h: given h-j si'i'i'ss)"
ing 10
(4) FR ANCIS Ht'. \ H.
'I!) be: SULD, {rccutss-lc !n tm' /- [! a L'! mm
tc/Ictmu-ut us! to Hun. wi-hmn Hml, est],
dc'cea/Zfd, on 'l'hm [day she L.}tlz :] sisitpm,
at Westover, in Churlcs Lily usifmfy,
about 25 mile: below liichmnud !r/ufl,
ONE hundred Virginia burn SL/IVEFF,
Well clothed, among \\ hunn are
many very fine tradesmen , cullicra, surge
meu, carpeutcrs, shocmnkers, un exceed
ing good cook, walhcrwmncn, and dairy
mnids. Also some very elegant surn'taure
and plate, with plrt'os the (tocks of hor
ses, cattle, and sheep, and sume Very vn
luable high bloodedhorses. The filc wifl
be for ready money, but those,th have
demands against the eHate by judgments
or prote ted hills osexchangc, will be al
lowed the same in payment at any purchase
they may make. All those who ere in
debted to the est: te are reqmflcd to make
payment, as soon as polhhle; and those
who have :mydemands against it to nnke
them known, together with the gruxmls
ofthcir respective debls, to
si 'Hzc EXULU lsslilA.
**,si The exccunivsi lus also for (side a
good brizk house., iifuuicd in the city Os
Wilp'amshurg with four mows un e'si'ch
floor, lately occupied by the saks" [i'illiam
Byrd, c-sq; and at pre sssm by the z-cvcrend
mr. Bracpm. 'lsshe dwelling lnouiElms all
C.]Veuic'nt out houses, and several cndosed
]oxs ndjoini'ng. Also the Very vssdusshle ]ii
brary us the shid decensccl, confiHh-g of
near4ooo vulumes, The huuseund library
will be disposed of ei'sihelsi hy pz'iv-sintc or
pubfick sulc, as may be most agreeable to
the purchascrs.
LOE, late the properly rfcsizl. 'l'hoaus
Nelsun, now find: a! Cbcrry Cook,
and will cover mare: at 20 : a least;
and 31. the season. she monly to lu- paid,
bcj/brc the mare: are taken nwssqy, to
WlLlJ/IM NEALE.
OM EO, 15 hand: and a half high,
full blooded, sit either for the turf.
or saddle, a beautiful bright bay, stands
at my plantation in Augu/Ia convey, about
4 miles smm Providence meeting-house,
-and will cover the cnsuing season ac 20 ;.
a leap, 4os. ready money For the season,
or ]. on [2 mouths crcd'lt. He was got
by Old Partner, out of a Feamought
mare; she was got by Old Yauus, out of
a jolly Rogcr mare. Good pastumge
gratis, but ! will not be answcrablc for
any mares that get away.
;" jAMI-LS M'CHESNEY.
\Pl\lGll'l'l,Y will be let, to mares the
ensiling shascm, at the snbshriber's
phmml'wn about 14 mile:; above Pctm'jbzn'g,
adjoin'mg Coclc's sond. The high bred
English horse SPRlGnTLY, su'ctl 15 hands
high, rising 8 years um, is ui'a beautiful
dark cheshlut colour, and was got by
Wildmn's Bubram, his (lum by Rogcrs's
Bapram, hiu grandn m by Ssi'Jl-ury, out of
lord Partmare's E/ss-ssmssy. He is v\ e" lujtcd
tobrecd sorcithcz' the saddle or turs, being
remarkubly light and quick in his move
ments, and (sisc=* srcnuany Nensxih or hurt.
Hc won the purse for th:- snur years old :xt
Epsom, that same year he was imported.
He will be let nt 305. a leap, or 41. the
season, and the call: will be cxctssmucd bc
surc- thc m.:n'cs are taken away- \'. rsinms
and cxtcnfsiwc pssshl'uzgc, und-sisir :] ynosil
scncc, for the.- msirsirs'sisi, ,:(1'5'55; um! llwv
she;" be tukcn t'i'sirsi. f-jtsi- linil css-rc- ( s, husil
will not be zznsh'cssisisi'si-Tr isisn' any that! may 21':
missmg. lzj [Luxzausim him; ru