The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1776-10-11 00:00:00, page 4

:* Wlttuuuuno, October 4, 1776.
UBLICK notice is hereby given, that
auHOSP/TAL, for the recepziou
of the lick of the continental troops in
Wrginia, is to be erected near William!"
si , _ and will be let to the ]owrst bidder
- on Monday the 14th instant, in the fore
tioon, at. the Raleigh tavern . Any person,
or Ersona, willing to contract for the said
hit 'mg, mail see a plan of the same by
o the subscriher in this city, any
' Applying t
time between this' and the day above
mentioned
. (2) \V1LLIAM' RICKMAN.
!le subscriber will attend on Saturday
' . the ed of November, at 'mr. Frede
lssicb B ah'lin Charles City, and on Monday
,_ 41 it lar. Edmond Bacm's in Fame:
_ ctz ( ,Zssctw metre payment from those who
.ss'ssbme purchaser: at the sale of Martha
" simctct deceased. ! hope those who
silchased at the sale will pot fail to meet
. ,lsind-disshuge their hands, otherwise they
thilk expect to pay interest from the date
Wsilsssv TaoMM annl'rr, executor.
is!: I ; n ? : o , and entered on immediately,
; sizss ,PLANTATLON in SuflZ-x county, on
_ -si Natoway river, ' commonly called
- be High Hilp, whereon is a dwelling
sissjwuscss with foul? room}: bielossgv an? tlvivo
'si ' e; allnece out on es ora am" y.
isinsszvgflmnd reudflenced for ; or 6 hand:,
"Dill- good-lyplc orcbard, and other fruit
* lull} Any person inclined to rent may
ss si si_ w did terms by a plying to mr. Wil
..ct_ ss si 'pom, at remau'o bridge, or
Dun shBenymani zt Suflbx courthouse.
'*"*- "'sisiT' sssisisiss..-si' ,
'.si!9 —,,siss
-> I
_ {8 ' D 'orready money, at Sleepy
; wilde. an Nansemood river, on the 15th
i , (occur)
;; 'floop sork, bvrthen 20 tum, or
35"; -ss>-,-silhci'e'abouu, together With her fails,
; and fielde, taken by virtue of a
ss'si'bct'dmry by— '
ss 2'1 THDMAS sscovwnsiz.
1
" si ' " Cnounn, Sept. 16, 1776.
'ALL person: interested are hereby in
si formed, that ] intend to remove my
family to the c'ounty of Amhcrst in the
"month of Novcmber next. \
- THoMAs Goomucn,
r—ss
Hanuco, Sept. 23, 1776
HEREAS :: certain Richard Burton,
of this cuunty, holds a bond osminc
'for 25]. which ! have dischargcd, but re
fuses to deliver it to me, ] am induced to
think he intends paffingic on some innocent
person as if really due : , To prevent such
deception, ". ! think it. necessary to give
ctpnblick notice thereof .
" WALTHALL an-roy.
so be SO L D on the prcmisex, to the highcssi
bidder, jor ready money, or otherwi/Z- as
may be agreed upon, _on Tucsday the lgth
; of Nonmher next,
THE tract of-LAND in Spassylvania
wheredn mr. John Chapman, dcccas
ed, lately lived, contain'm looȝ acrcs of
jxceeding good land, We im roved, to
:be fold altogether or in parce :, as may
best suit the purchaseks; also 74 Very fine
,Virginia born SLAVES, considerable stock
of all kinds, the household fumiture, and
crop oscom, wheat, and sodder. At the
same time will be fold 346 ACRES of
LAND in Orange county, with two valu
ahh: NEGROES to be hired. All person:
having any just claims against, the said
estate, or indebted to it, are desired to
attend the dhy before the salc on the pre
mises, to have the same scttled.
" WILL' CHAPMAN, :: t
BEN: CHAPMAN, eecuors.
Ass,"
WILLIAMSBURG: Printed by ALEXANDER PURDIE, at the CONSTInTUTIONAL PosT-OFHCE
Hmnco, October :, 1776.
OST in Goochland county, about the
zothofAugust, asiflca- bittcngmy mare,
branded RS, ] think. Any fierfim that will
deliver the mare, or give information to me
so axshe may be had again, shall have zcs.
reward. IsAAc Youuenusuuo.
WlLLIAMSBURG, Sept. 25, 1776.
MR. Fame: Parson: of Alexandria is
hereby informed, that his servant
man ANDREW KELLT, advertised to be
too away in the last GAZETTE, was put
into my custody last Sunday evening, and
is now ready to be delivered to him, on
paying chargcs.
PE'l'ER PELHAM, x. P. ].
UN away from on board the Scorpion
R (loop, two seamen, viz. ADAM
LlDDLE, about ; feet. 6 inches high, 18
or 20 years old, born in Scotland, and has
adown look; had on, when he went away,
a coarse blue iacket, osnabrug trousers,
and a new felt hat. OHN CALVERT,
about ; feet 4 inches htgh, brown com
plexion, and speaks in the North Caurmy
dialect; had on, when he went away, :
brown jacket without fleeVes, long trousers,
and round hat. Whoever takes ay the
said deserters, and secures them in any
jail, shall receive morn- DOLLARS for
each, and is delivered on board Twuv:
bosiuu. si
WRZGHT WESTCOTT.
UN away from my quarter on Carter's
run, some time in May last, a negro
wench named W INNEY ; she is about 5
feet 3 or 4 inches high, and of a yellowish
complexion. The clothes she commonly
wore were a striped Virginia cloth jacket
and petticoat, her shlst of our own manne
factory, and of two thread; but as she
took with her a reat variety of clothes,
] imagine she w'l frequently change her
dresi, being an artsul subtle wench. She
ran away about 4 years ago, and ot into
Mmyland, near Part Tobdcaa, w ere she
assed for a free woman, and hired herself
in that nei hbourhood several montbs.
Whoever wtl] deliver the said wench to me
in Fauguier county, near the courthoose,
or to my oversccr Thoma: Neavill, on
Carter's run, in the said county, shall re
ceive a reward of5]. beside: what the law
allows, and all reasonable charges paid.
(tf) JAMES SCOTT, iunior.
i-iH/E POUNDS RElI/ARD.
TOLEN, "a week or two ago, out of
my lodging room, a WATCH in a
pinchbeck case, on the back of which is
this inscription: Edward Ambler, esq;
obiit October 29, 1768, aged 36. She was
made by John Liflcr of London, whose
name is in her, and had to her a steel
chain with a cornelian seal engraved C. G.
in a cipher. Whoever brings the said
watch to me, and convicts the thief, shall
receive the above reward, or one halsok' it
for the watch only.
VV. GOOSLEY.
N. B. ! have 100 RAW HlDES for
side."
Yoxx, Sept. 23, 1776.
'lOlctbN from the lubscriber in Rich
S mond town, the 1 51h of Augrg/i last,
a large sorrel roan horse about 4 sect ::
inches high, has been much used to the
waggon, one or both of his hind sect white,
hanging matre and switch tail, is shud
round, and branded on the neat buttock,
but his brand forgot. VV hoever brings the
saidcthorse to me. or gives such intelligence
as ] may get him again, shall have zos.
reward, and on conviction osthc thief 51.
22] SNHTH BLAKEY.
Wnunmssvno, Stpt. 26, 1775_
LL persons indebted for artss'rcksis 11"
chased at the sale of the late. lhss,
Tate's estate arc desired to make imnuuime
payments to mr. 70le Fcrgzssbn of th;
city, that all accounts may be clnsed.
RO. (:. NlCHoLAs.
CHALLUTTESVsiLLE, Scpt. 22, 1776,j
lN'I'END to leave the colon) ve ry soon.
I [] ]AMES HOWAN,
To be SULD to the highest biddcctr, at :ssuuy
courthau/Ez, on 'I'uc sduy the 22d of Occttu
4
her, being court day,
l
8 0 U !" {m likely Virginia born
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NEGROES, confisisssififlg' 01" men, v- o— ssj
men, and children, beknsizssjng to the estate ss
ofT/zama: Bailqy, dcceascd . 'L' sin the month";
-crcdit will be allowed, the purclmsers giving
bond with approved securky to ss
THE ADMlNlSTRATORS. !
,sifl; ls th: bonds are not discharg-si'd—1
when they become due, thcy me to carry
interest from the date. ss
ESERTED the l7th Znstmsssit, from my
company of the 51}! bzzztniion, the
following soldiers, viz. THOIWAS HOLJ
LXND, 5 Feet 9 or 10 inches high, about
23 years old, of a fair complexion, and hal
light hair; had on :! silver laced hat,f and
Was very well clothed . FOSEPH PAT NE ,
about ; sect Sinche: high, about 25 years si
old, has dark hair, and is dressed as {bldi—si
crs commonly are; hc listed in Bedfordl-sict
70HN FMNKLIN, about 5 sect la'
inches high, has light hair, ot'a fair com
plexion, but has a very ugly doWn look;
were a common soldicr's dresiz, with a"
white hat, and was lissied in Williamsbmgsig i
though he came from Hanover. TE N
D O L LAR S reward sor each, if delivered .
at Williumshurg. ' _ '
{1 GROSS SCRUGGS. )
ESERTED from my company of the ]
5ch battalion, on the 14-th insiafl'i,'
the following soldiera, viz. THOMAS4
MARTIN, about 25 years ofage, of :
dark complexion, has black hair, had on,
red plu'shbrceches, &c. and was lisied it}
Bedfbrd. ABRAHAM ROWDEN, about
20 years usage, full 6 feet high, of a fairsi
compl-zsicion, has light hair, and was lifted.
in Hzisizfizx by capt. Coch. TEN DOLJ
LARS reward will be given foi- each, is?
delivered at Williamshurg. ss
" I-IARRY TERRELL, captaifl'si-ctssss
To be 8 0 LD to the highcss biddessr,
Monday the 1 lth qf Novem-bcr, al ny
plantation in Prince Edward county,
BOUT ten valuable Virginia born
SLAVES, with the stock os horses,
hogs, cattlc, and sheep, and the crop of
corn, wheat, and tobacco; for which two
years credit will be allowed. ctLikcwis;
will be exposed to sale the TRACT of
LAND, containing about 800 acres, one;
third of whlch is low grousid; there arc'
two good plantations On the tract, in fine
order for crepping. Fom- years cre'dit
will be allowed for a considerablc part of
the purchase money, bond and security
being given to
6" Ronzk'r VVALTow, jun.
To be SOLD, on 'l'hursday the 2-_f—'-z (f
October, at the town of Manchcfier,
commonly called Rocky Ridge,
BOUT 50 Virginia born NEGROES,
belonging to the estate of 70141 hyltuu,
deccascd, among whom are some huusc
servants, and a good carpenter. Twelve
months crcdit will be allowed, thc pur
chascrs giving bond and good security to
(6) FRANCIS EPPES,
jo [! N HY LT 0 N , executors .
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