The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1777-04-25 00:00:00, page 4

For 8 A L E,
TR_AC T of L AN D 'm Gloucq/ier county, Kingflon
. pasirlsh, whereon Wilkiry'm Hundley, deceased, for
, merlysi hved, containing 160 acres by old survey, wish a
dwellmg-house, quarter, fmokehouse, daisy, {table, two
bams, prize house, two corn houses, and a cidcr ];oule,
also very good apple and peach orchards, and convenient
to fish and oysters. Likewise the land adjoining to the
above, whereou Geor & Hundley, deceased, formerly lived,
on the head of Miffi'ord Haven, containing 177 num,
whereon is a large dwelling-house with brick gnble ends
and chlmnies, and-underpinned, four rooms below stairs
and two above, with fire places, and a large brick cellar
' under it, akitchcn, quarter, daisy, smokehouse, stable,
and two burns, with good apple orchards, and convenient
to fish and oysters. For terms appiy to the subscribcrs 'm
Amsielm county, who will dispose of both tracts together,
01" separate, as massbest suit the purchasesi-s. ,
- GEO. HUNDLEY.
! _ ]mm HUYDTJZYsi
, Tctssz be.]si. E 'I'jor oncysiar, or a term ojycurs,
THE piantation whercon ] lately lived, six miles from
Richmond town, whereon is & dwelling-house with
three room; below and three above, a granary 32 feet by
.16', withaltable the same len th, and other convenient
houses, alsoa garden. lt is we ] adapted for publick bu
siness, as the major part ofcommerce from the back coun
try passes by to Richmond. Also several houses in the
town'oi'Richmond, with the lors well paled in. The whole
may beentered on immediately.
SAMUEL DUVAL, jun.
N. B. I have several hundred weight ofBACON sor
sisale. _ si si
ss For .SALE at Bull um,
- *' BEBQMUDA built SLOOP 6 years old, Well sound,
ss and a remarkable fast (niler. For terms apply to
Henry- Batte 'or to Thomas Margan.
p'REDEMCKSBULG, apru 3, ]777.
HE entlernen who purchased negroes of me on the
19t of 7une 1775 are hereby notihcd, that their
bonds have been due for some time past, and it is expect,
ed that paymelt will be'jmmediateiy made to col. Bflrwcll
Ball,"!!! of New Kent, whois duiy authorised to receivethe
smite; his sister and brother: being exceedingly anxious
for their dividend, and. the situation of his affctirs not ad
mits ing- of any longer delay. Those who sail complying
with this must reasonable request may be assdred, that, as
(box. as the court: of justice are opened, an attorney will
be employed to Conmsileuce suits against every deiinqucnt.
'4ll - WlLLlAM DAWSON.
LD PARTNER, that noted full biooded horse,
in high perfection, stands at my house near Swan's
Point, in Sunycounty, and will cover mares atfour doilars
the leap, and ten dollars the season. Good pasturage
gratir, but will not he answerable for any that may be
missmg. Partner is so well known that it is needless to
mention his pedigree. 41] ]OHN H. COCKE.
SUR R Y M-sslrrh 10 7777.
jssss 1 l' L'hh jUp-H'Ltsi maid.. at. my uuul-ct m fluth-ss-s siu
L cover mares at los. the leap ready cash, or gos. the
season, to be paid with zos. on the delivery of the
mares.---Littlc 7unipcr was got by fum'per, his [ire
pabram, and Babram's the Gadolphin Arabian, his dnm
c-sslsismleoe's old Selima ; she waslalso got by the Godolphin
Arabian. Excellent pasiurage gratis, but I will not be
Ham,. so, troops. 41; ISAAC WlNSTON.
' UN asi-day from Blundfleld, in the countyssot' EffZ-x, a
ne o man named jOHN"TWOPENCE, square
and we] set, about 5 sect ; or 6 inches high, 40 years
of age, of a ellowish complexion, a good countenance,
and very senctlble and plausible in his discc Jrse. He has
carried with him, it is presumed, a blue searnoupssrht
waistcoat with white metal buttons, and sundry other
such things as negroes are usually clothed in. whoever
delivers him to me, at Blandficsild, shall receive .105.
reward, besides what the law allows.
ROBERT BEVERLEY.
HCAR, :1 lmedcep Drrel, full Lj'lmnds gsiinchcs high, 4
() now in very great perfection, v 11] In Iz-t ?" mares ,
the exz-s'sizing (EJs-sim at my plantaticm in (ct'umberlfmq' c'ssum'y,
on summ- r'n'sr, for 305. the leap, or 4]. th" iizsixson.
Excccdizssg iiu: pasturrzge sor z'esi-are-ssiqralis, um} :]:c- g-sip'czztclt
care taken uf them, but. I wiIZ not be: msisA-eralzlc (} r ;m
that mnv get away. 'The money wi}! be ::sipcctr-ss. But the
mares v. hs-n taken away, cr notes of hand on c'czsisissud to
the sublsicriljer. ' - si,
Osbar was got by Young Sm'p, his dzsim Lu/ lord Az'ni'ton's
Ari'll-imz, his zzsimmjam Ly Old Cral), his grant g'z'sim-Jam
by the Bald Csictzllozuay, hTs great great graxfcizm by Dassleyss's
Arabian, out of Bay Bosst'lou's dam. ss
W—simunm Guct
["if-fy D () l.. .1'. 11 R S reward. , ss
EHERTED from me, out of my quota cs rcfssnlars;
D Thomas Grntton, vssssno is supposizd Lo have sivcc cu
liHed with capt- 701371 FVi/[is osthc fid regimc'nt ; Rzz-ndolph
T/zornton. and l/sifimael Luwrence, Who have, sinCe ensisted
with culign H-tssjgson in the survice of this state; Yoseph
Benjamin, who has gone in cap'c. Lee's company of light
horse; and Lu/ec anle-wood. Those Ufficers in whbsc ss
companies thcv are in are rrqnefled to send ths, siabovC
descrtera to William/Lcturg wfflmuc delay, and ] hereby ct
offer a reward of TEN DOL L/fRss's' each for the clcscZ-tersss
above mentirffird. ," ]OHN 'Fnsifsikikz, ss- Gctn. ss
N. UARULLNA, Avwmumsi- um M.), A'LOIU, 1777'.
HE beautiful high bred gray horse B/YD GER {hands
at. my hctuse, and will cover mares thisspring 'at 5].
prnc. the season, or '5'os. the leap, thc money tussctbc paid
before the mares are tzsskco away. Gum] jsi-ashlragc
grati:,ss and great care (szl be taken of th: mares, but ]
will not be answerablc for any that may get away. ' Such
gentlemen as choose it may have their marsi-s well fed
for ye.. Virginia money per wscsc. _- -
BADG'ER was got by Bo-siss'ct-lzenw, a- sin: of Babram,
who was got by the Godolplzin Arabian ; Barlgersss dam
was got by the famous Black and all Blasictk, bizct. ctysirnndam
by the Flying Childerct. He is !; hands andssasshzsils high,
and remarkably sure. . , _ _ '
81] ss Ammq JONES.
N. CAROLXNA, Halzfax connty, .P-cl- so.
[I] RLlGlG wi}! cover this sizs'iz'g, at my plauta-ss
\' tion on .Luanltjy, nt 503. proc. the leap, 51. the
season, or 71. los. to cnsure. ] will not be :sssiuswcrable'
for any mares that may be lost. G-sz'sitlfsssimcn' may hind
their mares well fed sor 63. 8-.lss proc. per week. ss
Whirlzsirig was imported fi-om England by frflm Alein,
csq; of Plziladclphia, in 1773. He i-ct- suil-t; hands high,
dark bay, was got by lord Portmare's bay horse Cdptain,
a son of Young Cartouch, out of the dam nt' Firelaz'l, who
was deemed the fastest horse since Old Clsi-i/si-JZ-n. His dam
was got by the Dwonshire Black Legs, lz-is mandam by
True Blue, out of Slamerkin. She bred Bzg/iard, Victoriom
Omako, Vernon's Amclz'a, and other raccrs. l'n April
1769, when this sine horse was rising scur years old, his
owner received sorseic lcoo guincas srqm Kapid; the
same year he beat Volunle'er, for zoo guineas; in October
1770 he beat War'zuickshire [Rag, nossv -t_n_(_:t__ed covering
horse in England, for too guincas ; and the same year he
beat Atridet, for loo gpineas. ' "
81! 'wru m JONES.
' 'PKIGHTLY will be let to mares the eniiting season,
d at the subscribcr's plantation about 14 miies above
Peter/burg, adjoiuing Cocke's road. 'The high bred Eng-l
list: horse SPMGHTLY, sull 15 hands high, rising 8 yearsv
old, is of a beautiful dark clmsmuc c010ur, and was got
by Wikiam's Babram, his dam by )?!{sscrssi's Bctrl-ram, "his
grandam by Sedbmy, out of lord Porlmm'e'ss E/zatgy. He
is well suited to breed sor either the siulzlic c-r turs, being
remarkably light and quick in his movements, and sreect
from any blemish or hurt. He won the purse for the four
years old at Ejybssm, that same year he was imported.
He will be let at gos. :1 leap, or 4]. the (ensm, am] thesi
cash will be expected before the mares are taken away. ,
Various and cxtensive pzsmrng—e, under a good (once,
for the mares, gratix; and they shall he when the grcntsi &
care of, but ! will not be answcrablc sor um,- thssf may he
missing. [2'5] ABRAHAM Sun"!!