The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1779-06-26 00:00:00, page 4

. WlLLIAMSDURG, jeu! 15, 1779.
WlLL give reat wage: for GUN SsOCKERS, and BLACK
I SMl'l'rAd, (Ear m good workmen.
(tl') ]AMES ANDERSON.
, 0 I'ICE is hereby given, that there will be let to the lowest bidder,
on the est Tuefda} in August next, in the town of Lexingtau, and
county of Rarl-bridge, the building : courthouse for the said county. The
house in to have: (tone foundation and brick wall, and will be lntge.
A plan of the said house (hall be.produced on the day of lating.
. . (11) THE TRUS l'EES.
SHBNANDO county, March 24, 1779.
' L L persone indebted to the estate of Peter Rqffner, decetfed. are
desired to make inmediate paymem; those who have demand: aglinfi
theszid estate, to bring them ploperly attested, and they shall be paid of.
I will not pay any interest on bond, Go. after the first day of August next
( ll) MARY RUFFNER. Adminish-atrix.
On Tuesday lb: a9tb influx: (]une) Will be exposed lo sale jor ready
mom- ,
HE personal ehte of Nlu. Eizabttb Dactwjou, late of this city,
decnsed, consiflingof zvariety of household and kitchen furnicurc.
At the same time the house and let on which Mrs. Da-wsou lived. with
the improvements conveniem for the reception of : family, and in an
agrcfable situztion, will be fold to the hi hest bidder.
(4) 11! ADMINlSTATOR.
To bc SOLD to the highest bidder, at the several times and places under
memioned, several plantnions or tracts of land belonging to the estate
ol John Austi- Firm'c, decused, viz. '
O N Tuesday lb: lztb of ]uly text, at Prince George courtbou/E, a
Blaamtiou or tract of laud 5 or 600 arm, on Ward': (rub, star
randon clmrcb, in said town}. Mr. ]oscph Glover, 4wbo li-zm uar
!bi: [and, will shew it to an) person inclined to purchaso.——-Ox Fridzy
lb: lstb of ]uly, on the prmsn, a plantation or tract qflaud about 500
corn, on Pidgeon am, in Sussex may. Myff. Canon and Weaver,
lwbo li-vr lld' tbi: will shrw it to an) ptrfin iatlbzabla to purtbz'e.—
Oa Tuesdny lb: not]: of ]uly, at the lantatioa lwberm: Richurd oush
li-vu, mar Mr. Faulcnn's. onLiule Fi ing end ( late Bute) uo-w War
un count , in North Carolinl, lb: fillo-wiug tract: of laud, viz.
Nine udfld and !birgy anu, more or us;, of good tobatto and rain
laud on Hubb Warm- truk, uur Mr. Thomas Muller'o and Mn. mh
]ohnson'l. in good order for oropiug, with a good worsur': boast, and other:
suitablcjor : on, and smmng ib: crop, :: in a good rm'gbbourbood, and
mouth: too mb and m'll. Mr. ]:mn Meade, wbo rout: lb: plautation
pil lb: :! of Decembn we, will [bow the [and to any per on inclined to
rffW.-IOI* mo: unmov- hsso. d' ood tobacu aul grant , on Little
ishing (rub, ad} ' ' tbo of . ]ohn Faulcon, "my tale for
. private fand}, a :, or a town, is apodum'gb ur mumpi
mto church '_, and in order!" ' . with alms
bush acts fu' lb: ' or Mr. Ric Boush, cwbo rent: ! !
Iaatan'on tfflb: lfl of ecember we:. will De-w 'tbict laud to my pzrjm
[liable to ifltbdiw—sil 64! acm. nor! or lost, o 'szy oodgnm land
.: Ready trulsiand magnum: thereto, i: adioiniuio r. Ric rd Kemey':
Ind, in good order for cropiag, twilb sum-al :: :: omnia! for the
cyost. Mr. Kemey, sub- rnu lb: Iaman'ou sithe :] of December
' :t, will [bad it to wpn-flm inclinab to purcbass/Z. -— in an'", more
or 'lefr, of good sisobateo audgraiu laud on Gren Fishmg and Pofl'om Quznet
'cn'e :, contiguous to Dodor Richard Cocke': land, and adjomiug th: [and
"of ]ohn Wzllis, ,Bsqsi in a good neighbourbood, ba: an Wtrfur'; and
fine! otbcrpoash: (open it. and i: in tolerable order for troping. Mr.
nry 'Hnwan] fwbo live: on !be Plaatalion till the lfl of December next,
Will sheen; lbi.; land to any person m'tlined to purobafe.—dud ou Friday
tbl zzd of July, will botjbld on the promises, goo acrn of lend, mora- or
si do, in the 0ng Brunswick, and for lobaa'o and (on, and ad'oitu
! : land lau- Mr, ulu Turnbuff'o (mew Mr. Warwwk'd Mr. ho
ihzs Bncu '1, r. Charles Yarbnough'si and Mr. ]ohn Steed':.---!t i:
tsudttd tbm' person: inclined to purchase, swill wizct-w lb! abo-vc laud:
'_ sort lb: ro oEi-vc da offale, it is ladlest therefore to be morojarticular
ybm to ob me, that :, wilt undoubted fiam'y, must be gt'vm h tbe
pnbastn, who will bait 6 mouth (red! for otu third of lb: purchase
my, :: month: fu- another third, ad !! month! for th! balance.
THOMAS TABB, Attomey in fn& for
Mrs. ]oaua Fimio, actnd Miss Man Fiuaie.
' To be SOLD :: it} ill on Saturdly lb: zdff uly a! Olbornee,
VESS EL snflt ke/el, :: feet bnm, and {see: held; she is :
hurtheofome flung velel, and will be neatly nished; it is expected
she will be nelrly red.! to bunchsiby du dny &! sele- Tln money will
be expected one month efur hmehmg; bond end security will be required.
(si) ALEXANDER LOVE
HAVE for fele, end ready to take in freighn des ned for the bay
I two stoop., one entirely new, the other iufl ups" , and both we]
find with new fails, nnchon, and riggins, the former intend lo carry,
lb hogshelie u'nder deck, the latter from 13 to 30. For terms ply to]
me in Alexandria. ' ([l) ,]OHN MlsitLS.
TAKEN up, dn Me river, in the lower end of Buctiugbm county
" a red steer, nurked With I swallow fork in the right eat, and a foul
[lit end underkeel in the left, up as to be about three ym old; also ;
!:d am! w'bite hejfessf, About the ame age, marked with : swallow fork
the right ear, and two (lite And in underkeel in the left. The ted
lm- eppnised to 9]. and the red and white heifer to 1: ].
(I) " JOSEPH SHORBS PRICE.
A
'I AKEN up, near Bodies". felTy, m Halij'u county, : yellow clay
coloured mare, about 4 feet 3 inches high, 9 yeln old, with : fluen
man:! tail, some white hairs in her face : blemish in her 01? eye, pacu,
end hunded on the neir buttock, which is dull and not discemnble what.
' si to 30]. (ll) PARHAM BOOKER.
72: lu- SOLD, purjfizam' to lifelasifl will and testament of Richard Chamber
]ayne, demyid, for read) muste} or lean qffiu nrijlicam, 0)! lb: 45
Thursday in next month, a! Pittsylvania tourtbouse, boiug tour! z/qv, ss
OUR undred nere: of unimproved land, more or less. lying th'
said nty, which it looked upon to be ver good for th:
of tobacco, or when. Immediate posse on will Uffim the
purchaser by si , who is imPo - dsiufi the sale,
and receive the money. ' who lt sictthc said land will
shew it to any person inclin d the subscriben will past
I deed for the same, at any time, upon : ]ication being made to them.
MARY CHAM ERLAYNE, Exccutlix. '
(51!) WILLIAM CLAYTON. Exeeutor
Nsw KENT, jane 14, 1779. - '
A
Fuouxcnnuxc, Ma} 27, 1779.
HE subsciber but for sale : large parcel of coarse broad cloth of
different colours, among them scarlet and blue, by the bale (!
piece. (6) ' JAMES HUNTER, Jun. ?
Rlcnuono, qu 8, :779.
HE member: of Fiqlding Lmissr, and com any, m requefled to meet
at Frldcrid/burg, on Maids} the zSth in at, on busineso of in .
tznce. (all) ]OSHUA STORR .
To be SOLD at publick (mnine, at Edenton, on Thursday lb: tstbbj
of In}? next, for " many,
THE state brig PEN SYLVANlA ARMER, as she nowlieq,
with nll her fails, rigginz, anchon, cablcl, Be. thou: no tum
bunhen, and : prime sailes. t the same time will be sold, 16 carriage
gunl, 6 and 4. pounders, and to swived guns. (I)
70 6: 5 0 LD at ublitk Mine: Thursday lb: ' ul next,
beset?! Mr. Bradley': tamen: in Peterfi'shfirg? o] ] ,
HB Ship BBRNIER, now lying at Brown) near Pderjbur , in
T thin state, she in London river built, capable of carrying 500 hda.
oftobaceo, and a very good sailer, is well found with cableo and anchon,
completely sumished With every material necessary for a voyage, and may
be got ready for sea in : sorm'rght; beside; a cpmpleet suit of sailo, she
has a number of good spare saill, and a quantity of ligging, with two
pieces of four pound cannon. An inventory of her materials may be
seen on board the ship. At the same time will he sold, tbout zSo hhdl.
of time upland tobacco, which no prepared for her cargo, of which
60 Khds. were on board, the reliduc are in this town, and the vicinity of
Ritlmmzd on Fame: river.
W A N T E D, .
FERRY BOAT that will carry 6 or 8 HORSES. I will give the
A highest price for such a one, or would glad]; engsse any person to
build one. LEWlS Uk E , ]un.
Kmoe qu, jane 8, :779. ;,
TRAYED or stolen , from Meli- eourthouse, on the a5th of F
last, : bay horse, with a bridie and saddle, about.. feet 8 or 9 Riche
high, 5 year. old this spring, no brand, : scu- on hie flank, al shu
in his forehead, and long thin switch tail. A reward of F
DOLLARS will be paid to any person that delivers him to the subfeflber,
in Anuh'a county, and ONE HUNDRED on conviction of the thief.
(u) _ . DANIEL STRINGER,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TRAYED or stolen from myfpasture imBlan4fard, on the a9th of
May lash a light bay horse, 4 eet 5 or 6 inches big , 6 years old,
with a hanging mane and switch tail, a black sheak runs rom hu wither;
to the root of his tail, was shod all round, and had a split in one of his
hind hoofs, pace: a little, trota and gallops with good spirit. He was
bred in Bufsord eounty, and wan once owned by Mr. zlliam Bouldu,
in Cbarlam eounty. ] will give the above reward to any pershn who will
deliver him to me in Bladford. (I!) RICHARD BATES.
TOLEN from Willimnshurg, on the night of the 6th instanc ( Jaw)
; sorrel mare, near 14. hands high, 6 ears old, one of her hind leg!
white above the footlock, a blaze in her ace, hanging man and switch
tail, pace! pretty well, and branded on her near buttock T, at the bottom
of which is a white spot. Whoever deliver: the said mare to the subscriber
shallsireeeive 30 dollnra rewnrd, and if brought upwards of 50 miles, ]
will give a dollar per mile. ]OHN SAUNDERS.
TAKEN up, in Culpeprr county, a sh-ny red heiser, marked with:
crop and (lit in the left ear, and an overkeel in the right. Pofled, and
appraised to 3]. (al) ROBERT COLEMAN.
TAKEN up in anj-wic} near S-weed: bridge, on Nmmct} river
about Cbristmu last, a bay horse, 4. feet 8 or 9 inches high, 4 0,- 5
year! Old thi: spring, has : star in his forehead, a dull blazc down hi
face, a ship on his nose, no brand, long tail and mane, some white on
the inside of his right sore foot. Poiled and appraised to 1301,
HENRY BAILEY.
TO Prevent the owner mecting with an imposition when he applies for
his horse, at ] expect Bailey will want to pay him the apyraisement.
He has since fold the horse for go]. and the horse was immediately valu
ed to zool. and put to work in a waggon.
LAWRENCE HOWSE.
TAKEN up, in Montgavmy county, a sorre] mare : years olffl';
hands high, branded on the near shoulder s, the hair of her tail cut
even, trots and gallops. Appraised to 30]. also a year old heifersiau
black and white l'pots, marked with : crop and underkeel in the left eqr,
Appraised to 3 l. 53. likewise : year old heiftr, wrth yellow and white
spou, a small star under the left horn, no mark PescelVlble,
PATRICK CAMPBELLsi