The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1779-04-16 00:00:00, page 3

Fnznzncnssuuc,.flpril 3, 1779.
IGIVE this publiek notice, that I have urchased of Mr. jobn Wigglef—
sworn? of this county, one 10! or ha] acre of ground simate in this
town on the main street, formerly the roputy os Mr. Mlliam Houston,
sadier, wherenn he and his son Hug}: sived and died, and now in the
occnpatcton of Mr. 70/1/1 Cream, [Hips, and Mary Sjbrt. I hereby fore
. warn all pm'nm fmm pzlrchasing the shme 'ol any other than myself,
. Having paid ;:nzi advanced (he said ML-glgswortb 834]. in part of the
purchase money, and ' bcing' ready tb ply him the balance agreeable to
conne}. I am determined to assert my claim; I have accurdinzly
brought 3. hill in the High Court of siChancery, to compel the said Wig
gltjfu-ortb, to make me deed: for the said lot with the improvemenn
. Zlhusiun. (zfl) ]OHN HASELGROVE.
To be SOLD in the dy of Wilkiamlburg, at the June Oyer court,
ARK ANTHONY, : hezuflful bay horse, well marked, 8 years
' "' add. he:" 15 hands high; go: by old Mark Authors}. and came
out of:: full hlooded man:. He in very fleet. and his (0le remnrkaffly
likely. He was purchasrd out of the estate of Mr. Liitlclmrj Harctss/thm,
by the Rev. Ritbanl He-wiu, deceal'ed, .ct' whose execuwr l bought hnm.
, thhampton, Jpril 6. LlT'lTiTON SAVAGE.
- LI. persnns having desnlnds against the cstne of the late 70)": Smitb,
A Esq; of Haudm'r, are requcttcd to apply for Piyment immediately,
' add those indebted to the cthte either on account of private dealings wnh
' ne hid' Mr. Smitb, or to the store kept by him in Hammer town, are
:!(o earnestly desired to pay of!" their respective balances; as the situation
' ,of the eshn- requires : speedy scttleinrnt.
(zfl) - ss si WLLLIAM -ANDERSON.
AKRN' up, along the bay more in Nmba !au cdum'y. between
-' ' C'l-trrijum and Old Plantain, on the zGth o thmbtr last, a small
'dccked but", about 10 sect kee], her forc-masi was carried away a little
- . r above her deck, and bid one author and about 15 fathom of cable to it.
. which wan in her hold. She had neither sail: nor_rigging.
-si-—---- " (" '*'"' " 'si ' GEORGE SAVAGE.
' . . !(EN up. in Dmmlwr let! no [sanmd- coumy, a dark bay horse
;? " m" ,5M high, 5 small lu- in 'hie forehead with a ship down
' ' nofirib, hil o'f fore foot has a little white, and hisnear hind foot
= sisipnlfgay his leg, hanging msizme lnd (wirch tail. ]" he owner may
,, _ him by applying to the suhscuber living iln jane: City county, near
'_'__ jmstmusion Ps'siW-WS lus property and paying charge:.
;.)ss's . . . ' si . ' - ., DAVlD BARRlCK.
m; s jss , '_ - Wtuuuuvnc, March ". 1779.
,ss' _0_R sale, best brm sugar, French mm and coffee, by the hogshead
; . ss . si sior bag, blue cloth suitable for ne me:, and a few pipes of Wine.—
. ;.m give cash for bill; on Frmt, England, England, or the West India
'iflands. Any Gexctnlemen that have money due them, and clnnot ascenain
4' ths: ancta'gnt, 1 will take their bill: conditionally, and charge nodamages
Y'ssi ss'_' 'siinetpss. _ Good:- will be exchmged at I moderate price, for ! few
' .Tnmsr'd pounds of new feathers. SAMUEL BEALE.
; \0R [Me, the land whereon the sudlcnber now lives, in the county of
\ - -- Hm-ver on Nortbma river, nbout ten miles from the upper end of
- theeuumy, containing "90 acres by old surveys. On this'trzct there is
. U—Iconsiderahle quantitg'of very valunble lssow grounde, two ten acre lou
5- iof well watefed timot y meadow, good orchards, lnd : great vlriety of
" imingsigosiod buildingl, mostlf new. The high [and it generally very
fowle, the place nmarkahly he: thy, and not more than one third of the
land cleared. For zems apply to 49 lSAAC WINSTON.
si'""' F-OR SALE, -
' TH E phntation whereon lsi now liv'c, lying in King stlliam empty,
' about four miles wide 'of the courthouie, containing 33: um, hu
' all convenient building: for a samily, and a good apple and peach orchzrd.
' [will treat with any person privately, between this and jane King William
' Nun; but should I meet with no agr'eezble offer, it will then be exposed
_nsszuction. Posseffion Will be given next Cbri at. '
4. (") THOMAS RQSE
, si" \ . . ':"*
— FWsV'Po at my shop m Rubmoml town, a very handsome phcton,
wim—karness for a pair of horses. With the curiage may be had
I sin'e hay gfisding. Any person disposed to purchase may know the price
by lpylying to (a) _ _PET ('FMAUGEE.
' OR salc, :. tract of land containing by estimafififqoo acrec, situated
onl'azuzty river, below- znd joming the town of Nmrastle, in
siss Flower county. The land is exceeding good. put of it low ground: on
"the river, with : dwellinghousc, others, and a very fine orchard.—-Also
another tract of land, containing 400 zcres, lying on Matatoquip creek,
' in the aforesaid Acounty four miles below Ne-wcastle; there is: tine situati
on for a mill on this tract, on : never sailing stream. For terms, apply
: to the subl'criber living in the upper end of Hamm- county.
- WlLLlAM WADDY.
F 0 R 8" A L E,
' AGE N TEEL new Bastm made chaise, lined with fine white broad
cloth, has an exceeding good leather top with springs and harness
- for two horses, inquire of the printers hereof. (zl)
4! 4 Court of Adm'mly held in lb! dy es Williamlburg, lb: 16": day of
March l779.' '
RDERED, that the clerk of this court make proclamation in the
_ Virgin's Gnette, for three weekt succesiively, requiring all persons
interested tn th' [hicharctgza packetznd casgo, lately captured by the Billona
priyateer, againl! which, : decree of :hi: court hnh pzssed, to come and
elnun the same within the time rescribed by law, otherwise the court will
proceed to : find degree, and iflxibution of the money arismg from the
(ale'thereof, in such magnef as it by law required- .
( A Cw) si WlLLIAM RUSSEL, C. C.
mc HEROD iml urehased Msimpu admyn' )
of Ralpb Worsith, By bndsbyatn pla'iuuon :. o' '
county, and will cover by the season It Sodo lm eassxh man. the money
V
to be paid before they are put to the horse. God and utotsivepflhnge.
grand, but cannot be answnhle for efclpea. _
, - _ ABRABAM sun's.
t? King Herod was got bysi Col. Bujlbr'n horse hunt: , out of :
gray mare bought by Mr. Braxton when he wn in ,Eng called Kity
Fisher, she wu got by (lade, a horse of Losird Godolpbix'e hie Lordshipc
Arabian, which was leckoned the best horse in his time or getting sine
running horses. Her dam was got by the Cullm Arabic: out of Ball
Cbarlotte, one of the finest mares in Englmd. Kity Fi/ber me the
' perty of the Marqui: of Granb) when she was sold, and was engaged m .
sweepstake for 36001- his Lordshissp being abroad hie whole siud m sold,
and the mare bought by me at 3 years old C. Blnxtcl.
:, The pubhck may be assured that King Herod is' one of the highest
bred hones thin country has produced. RALPH WoluLzY.
LL persons indebted to the estate of jcbx Mood], life of thi's city,
A deceased, are desired to make immediate pa ment, nnd those who
have any demands against the said estate, are dened to bring in their
account: roperly proved and receive payment.
(I; MARGARE ? MOODY Admlnish'atn'x.
G' R A N B Y :: beautiful high bloodcd'
, imported horse, will cover mare
thin season, at my siable in Po-wbatan county, at zo Dollan the leap (the
cash to be paid down) or 50 Dollar: the season, to be paid when the mire.
are taken zway. Good pasiuragegratiz, but I Will not be answenble for
any lose.—-Grauby is a son of the Bellfize Arabian, from a shoq: mare; big
grandam wu got by Old Colle, a son of the late Lord Gadolpbin'a Aubim,
whose blood has been highly esteemed for mnny years, his great grandam
was : Hurry mare, known by the sportsmen _to be the belt in England.
Grmbj is : t'me bey, fifteen hande one inch high, yvlth strength m Fo.
portion, utd equal in form and beluty to any horse m Amenta.
(45) _ JOHN HARRIS.
R UN dung from the fidy'tfibtr on the zzd of March, u mnlam stay:
called MAT'I', cbout ;;jmfl qf age. 5 fulle or :: incbe: bl b,
sway inomlated for tbtfmellpox last May, ad bear: the mark: sue plim
in bi: act, jbnury ib: pr .ergy qf Mr. David Russ-ll , merr an! in
Blan ord, fwbo purtbastd bm q/"er. ]ane Vobe in Williamsburg, am!
' isfwcll human by no]! Gentlemen ewho fi't'umted lb! general court: in that city.
His dnfl qubm bectwent ffi ctwa: :: blue cloth coat, buffjadet and lutbcr
brucbu, shoe-bom, &c. but a: be turried Wgsudry other clothe: and if
usmfibb ftflo-w, mak: na doubt but he will (hang! bit drej}, and tudemuf
to past a: afru m, beprobabh inn) ba-w procured apasz, a: be did and
before, when I): cleped, in fwpicb be" rbangd his name to William Bud
'(alias) Man Davenport. Hi: addres: [ning am) (lover a: (: waiting
man, be may probab/ endeavour to hire himstlstajbme Gentleman. Tbi: i:
taformarn all majflfl of weffdx mad otbnsfrm emplgring. or [14ng
him, a: lb shall answer for it attlm'r peril. dry passin- lbat sent": lb:
jbid/la-vt/gtbat I get bin again, shall receive 30 Dollar: reward, M sif
delivered to ma in Petcrsburg xoo Dallars. '
(gf) - .ALEXANDER G. STRACHAN.
SlXTY DOLLARS REWARD.
UN away from the subscriber in Medlenburg county, some time in
R jmu 1778, : Virginia born negro fellow named SUFFERER.
about 31 years old; he cakried with him when he went away, a country
' made shirt and breechu, : short brown cloth coat turned up with white,
with pewter bottom. This fellow was advenised by Cbarla Mr of
Smilbfield. in Aug'ust lash I ex & he will endeavour to : (9 Elizabltb
Ciy county, where he was bre . Whoever will bring sud negm to
sh ]] ve the above reward. .
"" " (T) JOHN ARMlSTEAD.
HEREAS many persons are still indebted to the late copznner ship
of Miller and Haop, for dealings at their store, formerly kepe
at Mans! Pleasant. on Mutmpony, in the county of s Lime, not! to
the subscriber for dealingt at Frederidshurg, ! there are desire (if they
have common honesty) now when money is slenty, they will pay me,
if not. I have recourse to the [tun of this ommonwealth, to which
I no part _ ached, but tq which ] et present can have no recourse under
my present'sidissrcumltmcea. And whereas suits were brought inlt
several, soon 'lfter the dissolution of the coputnership, the loth of rbrt
ary, :773, at which time the debts became the sole Properly of the sub
' fcriber, and to whom no payment will be nlid. Nevertheless, ! hereby
ssoffer to acquit them of all cold (the law ers feel only excepted) provided
they pay me the interest due on their re yeflive bnlaneet.
8 jOHN MILLER.
.'. Who but for sale, several well situated houses lad one lot in the
.. flourishing town of Frldcridyburg. For temel apply to me in Part Roll,
ONE HUNDRED . DOLLALS REWERD.
ESERTED from W ' ng, Stepbcn How} :nd William M.
son, both Eugli/bmeu; ey were enlifled on the new Mhshmt
to serve in the continentnl army 18 months, in the room of drlughn for
the laid city. HAWK in very (tout, five feet five inchel high, hu duk
brown hair, round shoulders, it down look, and pitted with the smellyox,
he pretends to be :- sailor; and said he was on board the Rodezb
when she was lost. THOMPSON is five feet seven inches i !!
dark brown hair, a pale thin face pitted with the smallpox, ss anjdydn]
red spot: about his mouth nnd nose, he is : nuilor by tude and oomnwnly
wear! a lenthet' apron, very tallutive when in 15 nor, and is yell known
in Suffolb and Portsmb. Any person who wi apprehend the said 40
sertcrl find deliver them tb the, commudin officer of the militilof th'
eity, shall have the above reward, -ot fi gollm for eeeh. ct
. Fab- Mitebell, Full: Uctersir. 7 ' Skin. and In: Law,
m herebyorderedtoretumtotheeommandingosicerofthioplminm—
diztely, otherwise they will be deemed defence and treatedw