The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1775-10-27 00:00:00, page 4

so beSO L D, on monday the 6th osNo
vember, issair, other-wile next fitir day,
at the pluutation of mr. john V\ ulton,
A near Augusta town, in Georgia.
SEVERA Llikely SLAVES, being the
residue ofall those formerly in the pns
sesiion of on. Leondrd Claiborne, which
Were of the estate of Francis Poythrq/i,
deeeased, and condemned to the plaintiffs
in a suit. in chantery, October 15, 1764.
Si! month! credit will be allowed, the
purchaser: giving b0ud, with approved
security, to .
WlLlflAM GLASCOCK .
',f@_ SOLD, at the next meeting of the
ctss ;,sssi .sspnrchantsss in Williamsh'urg, ly- virtue cff
silefjssssfct (! deed {trust made to the ]ubscribers,
HE estate of 70)": Rundolph, esq; his
"4 ." majesty's attorney-general,'conlistin
, ,' his late dwelling-house within the saisi
my; ss aid of the land adjoining, several
si f vllnable samily servants, and avariety
Me. A year': credit will be al7
. _4 ss si : rchasen, they giving bond,
w ' uricy, to '
fifsi , Pan-ma anou-n.
sinctsi'ss'ctss (if.) , \ JOHI BLAn,
" '- ": ss 4 , ]AHEI Cocxc.
'ss 9-23. ..
To be SOLD, on monday the goth Isiq/fdllt
Oectober) at the dwelling-house of the
cleane: Buflell, esq; deceashd, of
Jereek,
lass, the estate of the said Burwell at
that plantation, consisting of stock!
5 Well, cattle, huge, sheep, be. all the
'siMfehold and kitchen fumiture, the plan
-si -- Wild-, and a number of other va
' ; ct et. Twelve mouths credic
, owed the purchase", for all
' ss I " l. v'm bond
- ; eeority; "fa- a other
sir -siss-_ct?money will be expected before
- \ vered .----All persons
siss ss nst mr. Burwell
siFVsiZLLIAM RUSQELL.
'- sisiwzosifu Walter county, at the
aflessu whereof: Willinm Flemin
, ct_ . Ieatthe courthorg/e, on wedg
(he. lst of- Novcmber, if fair,
' ' debt fair day,
in MTY head of valuable cattle,
, si [86 which man:o ! good dratht
Till}: ssa bit? 56 whgeat and4 sodder,
'ss. ss ct " I, and her es
{Twelve ths chose will be allowed the
hosen, on gvlng bond and approved
t)" , thebonds, ssnotfpunctually dis
zd' cines cooxr,
char tocarry interest om the date.
so be reuledfor one year, or jbr a term of
year:.
TEWART's ordinary, in the upper
"and of SuffZ-x county, whereon is a
tolerable good dwelling-house with four
roame below and two above, : kitchen,
liable, garden. 6-c. a good shnrehouse
Ind comptin -room. lt would be need
less to men n the advantages attendin
the situation ofthe place, as it is wefi
known to most people lo the southern parts
of theeolony. Posselsion will be given on
the 24th of December next, by
CHARLES STEW ART
. MTTED to Nodblk county jail,
zon the 'th of March last, a ncgro
mbqssho say: his name is D A V Y, and
that 'Rfficlongl to William Smith on the
casten: short of Maryland; he is about 5
feet 10 or " inches high; The owner is
desired to take him away. and paychargcs .
(12) SAMUEL PORTLOCK, jailcr.
A RTICLES Of Intelligcncc, EffilYS, Advcrtiscmcnts, Of. are thank
sully received sur this Paper, the Priccsi of
which is tas. 6d. per Annum, Advcrtistmcnts inserted as usiml.
PR 1 N T ! N (; W' o R K dom: with Cure and
Expedition, and on reashnable Tcrms;
HE committee of the county of Fork
is desired to meet at the courtlmuse
of the said county, on fix'd-ty the loth of
Navember next; at which time the several
gentlemen appointed by the committee to
culle'sict money for any publick use are re
quelled to produce their accounts, that
they may be finally settled before the elec
tion ofa new committee.
WlLLlAM RUSSELL. clerk.
TAK f- N up at my qusirter in Arm/in,
: little below the fork of— Nottmuzgv, &
BLACK HORSE about 4 seet 9 inches
high, has two white ltrenks on his right
side, cta scar on his right ltlp, and his lust
hind foot white. Psiilled, and npprulsul
to 15]. RLls/u\l')l{'l'll CL—\llsill}l{\ll.
l'nzoutcxwuno, Septembcrb, 1775.
HE subscliher intending to quit pub
lick business after the first day of
Txmumy next, would rent his house and
lot in this town upon reasonable terms,
which would suit any person inclinzihle to
keep 'l'AVERN, it being situated in the
centre osthe town, and had been long ac
customed by the first gentlemen of this and
the neighbouring colonies. It is large and
commodious, there are all convenient out
houses, including a storehouse on the main
sh'eet, an excecding good garden, & well
ossine water within a se w steps of'thedocr,
:! hilliard table, do". (at. Any perlim in
clining to rent the same shall have the re6
susal osall the liquors on hand, consisting'
of best Mudeira wine, old arrack, port
wine, and spirits, with any part of the
household and kitchen surniturci; they giv
ing bond, with approved security, for
payment as the sime.
All persons, indebted to me are desired
to settle their accounts, and give bonds
for such as they cannot conveniently dis
charge; and those who have any demands
against me will be pleased to make them
known. ( 5) GEORGE w EEDON.
But: (Sounty, Septembcr to, 1775.
U N awa from the suhscriber, about
the mi dle os jub! last, a Virlqi/zia
born negro lad named NED, who is about
18 ,years of age, and about ; see-t high;
One of hit hands has a large scar, occa
sioned by its being burnt when he was a
"childsby Which means lbme of his fingers
"w together. He has a flat face and
ng head, which is remarkably sharp on
the top.ss His clothes were such as is com
fiim for Workingnegroes, and he was seen
Poing down the country. Whoever will
. ecure the said negro, so that I get him
again, shall have a reward of 4os. beside:
what the law alloctws.
jAMEs EDMONDSON.
You; Town, September 19, 1775'2
RUN away from col. Philip Rootcs, of
King& Queen, a negro man named
RA'RRY, who some years ago was mort
gaged to the bon. William Nelfim. It is
with good reasOn suspected that he is
lurking about West Point, and that he is
harbonred by some of eol . Thomas Maore's
negroes. Whoever secures and dHivers
the said negro, either to col. Rootc: or to
one of us, shall have 4_os. reward .
(If) THE EXECUTORS.
si-ss _
' U N awcty n-om the substrincr, at
West Point, in King William county,
the 21": Of last December, & very likely
Virginia born nefzro man, named MHLE,
about 22 years () d, six feet high, and shu
ters much; had on, when he went away,
a suit of negro couon, but may_prohsizhly
change his clothes. ] sorewarn all masters
of vessels from carrying him out of the
colony. VVhoever brings the said negm
to me shall have 3]. reward, besidcs what
the law allows, and is taken out of the
cohmy lo]. (ts.) joliN \\'}-Z$'l'.
UN away from the suhsuiher, in
Cluunstmsi count; , on Lhc 14111 o: this
inltctnt (sh'uctr) :l negro man Homer] BLD,
about 19 or 20 years of:":gc, inc feel two
or three inches high,, r.:lhcr of a nwnctv
complexion, haa some rlngworms on his
face, and tame uhitc hairs in his bend;
his clothingr uas (in olcl brown coat, and
a yellow llriped cotlon unistcoat. I
bought him lull: Asarch at the sale ofmr.
71/ctlln Slzcrmcr in Fame: City county, for
M.!lm Page, junior, (squire. He was
brought from one of his quarters in King
IVil/izmz (ounn', and ] have rensim to be
licxc 1}th hc & ill pso to those parts., or to
his molhcr, who lives with mr. Thomas)
Boyl/1, in Riskmoml town. Any ]mlbn
\\ ho v— ill mlsse up the said slave, and sicurc
him so that ] _-_=n him again, 'shall he paid
405. by M.!zm Pugsi, junior, csquire, to
\\hom the negro belongs. _
(is) jAMFS JONFZS.
UMML ." i Lb to A/urjisiA/k count) jail,
C on the lotl] of Sflptembc-r last, a Him
nsi gro man, who says his name is WlL
LlAM l'AllliO'l', that he is a freeman,
and vs as born about a mile from lViI/iarrsi/si
bar-;}; he is about 6 sect 2 inches high.
[li.ss owner (is any) is desired to take him
away, and pay chargc-s. (12) ' _
SAMUEL PURTLOCK. jsililfl'.
TALLN 11.) in (lamb/le, lalt {fist/, a,
BLACK S'l'ONE COLT about lour sect.
3" inches high, appears to be ubowtwo
years old last spring, has two white feet,
but is neither closi-kt nor branded. ] have
had him cut. The owner may have him
by applyingtome. next the Guinea bridges.
VVlLLlAYU ARNOLD.
]" o it 5 A L E,
TRACT of LAND, containing gooo
acres, whereon is a plantation which
has employed, for some years Fall, m elve
or sourteen flavesg this tract lies in the u
per end of King William county. Also a
"tract lying in the lower end of the said
connty, containing no: acres, and
pleasantly lituuted on Pamunkey river; a
brick dwelling-house, with necessary offi
ces, a filhing shore, and a lively sertisi
lity of soil, recommend the latter tract to
any gentleman Who may be alout to
settle in life. Possesiion will be del-vered
on the 25ch ocha-mber next, to the pur
chaser, or purchasers, who will hate li
berty of sowing Fall grain. Mr. Bmiaminct
Crymcs, jun. osOrange, will make known
particulars to an person who may be in
clined to purchalye7 the whole, or a art
of the said tracts. Credit till th _ o!
jauumy 1777 will be alle,-wed, by
jumTH RonmsoN.
(If.) LUCY Roamson,
BENJAMIN GRYMM, jnn.
To be 8 0 L D in Amherst count si,
OUR THOUSAND acres of exceed
ing good to'oacco LA ND, being part
osa large tract formerly advertised, toge
ther with a very valuable gristmill, upon
Buffalo river. This lum] is equal to any
that has yet been fold osthc tract. The
time ospayment will be made agreeable
to purchasers. Mr. anricl Penn, who
lives near the land, is muhorised to harp,-sin
for it. and will show it to any person in
clinahle to purchase.
(14) CARTER BRAXTON.
For 8 A L F.,
- TRACT of LANI) in Caroline eounty,
contiguous to Mattnpony, containing"
about 2000 acrcs of well timbcred land;
the property of mr. Robert qulor. The
terms may be known by up;.flviug' to mr.
Nnt/mniel Bza'wcll in King lFi/liam, mr._.
70/1!) Arms/{end in Caroline, or mr. join
[Hey!-sir, cxccutm-s. (is)