The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1776-06-21 00:00:00, page 4

Wnctunrsnvna, Fame 12, 1776.
\] ANTED, ajoumcyman BARBER,
who is a stcudy light shaver. Such
: person will have good encouragement
from CHARLTON (? NICHOLS.
R U N away from the subscribcr in
William/[zurg, on the :4th of May
last, alikelynegro girl, namedE-SFHER,
who was formerly the property of mr.
Mile: King of Harizptmz. She is about 16
years of age, and has lost & joint of one of
her right hand fingers; was clad in abluc
plains jacket, and negro cotton coat.
Whocvcr delivers the said girl to me shall
have zos. reward, is taken up within 20
miles of town; ifat & greater distance, I
Willgivc 4o's. (2) _]'OHN SHEPHERD.
U N away from'the Norfolk': Rcvenge
galley, in Chickahominy river, 701-1N
CARTWRIGHT , who had shipped himself
a: gmmer on board the said galley ,- he is a
full well made man, has (m impediment in
hixsheech, and appear: to be upward,: of 40
years old . lfizjpect he has (hipped himselfe"
board fizme us the country ve/lZ-l: that are
fitting out ; if he has. ] hupe the cammander
ssoffiwh veffel wi/lfi'om-e him and acquaint
e therewith. ] will give go :. to any per
fln that will deliver him to me, on board said
gallsszy. {; 70HN CALVERT.
FlVE POUNDS REWARD.
SUFFOLK, jane 5, 1776.
UN away last night from the subscri
her., a Dutch servant man named
JOHN CHARLES KITTLER, who is a
breeches-maker, but may pass for a milor ;
he is about 23 years of age, 5 sect 6 or 7
inches high, fiender made; olcta fair com
Plex'mn, and had long yellow hu'uct; speaks
_ ood French,si and several other languages,
though bad English. He prosesses to be a
great showman, and pretends to all sorts
OF musick. but not proficient in any. He
rhad on a Virginia copperas sh'iped coattee,
silcather brecches, ribbcd flockings, and
carried other clothes with him. Whoe'ver
sccures him., so that I get him again, shall
have 4os. reward, and 5]. is brought to
Suffolp. [] CASPER HERRlTER.
"( TRAYED or stolen from the shbscriber
'm Riclmzond town, on fizq/day thc 4th
ofthis instzmt ssffmze) a likely gray horse,
somewhat. flc-u- sintc-n, about 15 hands and
a half high, with a hanging- mane and
switch mil, part of the near side of his
:mzme cut off, is shod all found. paces and
gallops well, his many black spots on the
oss shoulder, his brand uflknown, is any.
VVhocvcr conveys the said horse to me
shall have zos. reward. .
SRHTH BLEAKEY.
"] RAYED or stulun jrom the _/ul)]crwcr
in New Kent, living about three mile:
below Hanovcr courthozg/Zz, a rufly blac/e
lzmj/k 4 feet 6 or 7 inches high, 4 years old,
'with asmallstar in his fizre/z'Z'ad, both hind
fist white. above the footlacks, pacc: alto
. gether, has :: knot in each shoulder, obed
staned [ly work, and is brmzdcd on the near
shouldcr S G (with (: figure of 7. Whoever
deliver: the said horjse to mr. Thilman at
"Hanovcr courthoufisi, or to capt. Richard
Chamberlayne in New Kent, shall have
205. reward, and on convictz'on oj'the- thief,
isu white man, Lol.
zll YOHN GLENN.
TAKEN up on [Vard's sork, in Charlotte,
a sorrel mare 3 years old, about 4 sect 4
inches ancl a half Ligh, has a blaze szlcc,
but is nc'uhcr dockt nor brundcd. Posted,
and appraiscd to 5]. los.
u jOssiEPl-l SMlTH.
TAKEN up in C'lzarlaitc, a dark hay
mare .' sect 8 inches and a half high, 5
years old, paccs naturally, has some sad
(Ilc shots on each side of her back, branded
On the ucur buttock ], but is not clockt.
Pustcd, and appraiscd to 151. -
" jOHN vVATKlNS.
MSlFL/RG: Printed by ALEXANDER PURDIE, at the CONS'NTVTXOHM POST'Offisi'
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VVILLIAMSBURG, Juncsi 4, 1776.
WANTED 'm'nncdiutely, four or she
,[0'11101'5- None but good hands
need apply.
FR/\NC!S _].si\R,-'\\I.
To be SO [. D to the highest [lich.sschs, at the
ldutation wl'zc-ruuumr. Robert ch. sum
lately lived, on the fit]! Tucl'day in juzy
next,
HE said plantation, with its appm-tc
nances, as described in an :ul'e-crlsixsc
ment published by the said Neufizm in his
lise-timc; also ;: valuablc assurnncnc us
household and kitchen i'urniturc, & large
stock of horses, cactle, sheep, and hogs,
a quantity oi'corn, and many other arti
cles, too tedious to mention. Twelve
mouths credit will be allowed for all sums
above 5]. the purchasers giving bond and
security sor punctual payment, or to carry
interest from the date "m case of & failurc
on the day of payment.
(4) THE EXECUTORS.
_ UN away from the shbscribc's, near
Stamztou, in flugtct/lu, the 6th of last
month, a servant man named NED B/IK—
Rlsi, between 50 and 60 years ofage, 5'
sect 6 or 8 inches high, is bald-heudcd,
and has much of the brogue; had on,
when he went away, a white hunting
shirt, a white coat ofcountry made cloth,
striped linseyjacket with blue bucks, ncw
wool hat, and white woollen stockings.
VVhoever apprehends said servant, and
sccures him him so that ] get him again,
shall have zos. reward, belides what the
law allows.
]AMES enow.
RUN away from the subscriber, living
in the Cow Pnsture, county of Alu
gtg/Za, a servant man named 7/1ME S
REEl/ES, 5seectt 8 or9 inches high, well
made, has & scar above one of his eye
brows, is a brickluycr by tradc, and was
born in London ; had on, and carried with
him, an oldblue clothcoat, blue breeches
patched with' siwhitc cloth, two coarse tow
shirts, tow leggins, but no shoes. He
rode off a bay horse about 14'hands and a
half high, with a bob tail, paces, and
brandnd on the neassshoulder B. It is
supposed he him stole part of indenturcs
from Yamcs Rcilqy, and that he will m-,
tempt to pass for a freeman. Whoctever
secures the said servant, and horse, so_
that] get them again, shallhavc 5os. rcte
ward, and is out of the county 5]. .
4n HUGH HICKlctEN.
UN away pn Tucfiluy the 19th .in-ltant,
four Virginia born N E GR'O men
"flaves, belonging to coionel Yohn Fry's
estate, viz. HARKYss, about 5ssf'cet 8 inches
high, well made, yellow complexion, has
a scar on his face, a fiensible artsnl fellow,
and about 30 years old. YORK, about
5 feet 10 inches high, a_ stout likely well
unde fellow, black complexion, one of his
legs smailer than the other, has a scar on
one of his arms , by beingburned when about
26 years old. ADAM, about ; feet 7 inches
high, ' yellow complexion, thin visage,
bufhy hair, about 40 years old. It is im
polible to describe [the clothes they carried
with them, having}; different'kinds. Who
ever will deliver the abovc-mcntioned flaves,
to mr. Richard Adam: in Richmond town,
mr. Thomas Adam: in New Kent, mr.
Hcmjy Fry in Culpeper, or the subscriher in
Buckiug/mm, shall be paid 4os, for each of
them. (ts) JOHN NICHOLAS.
TAKEN up in fL'llf/ilx, & sorrcl horse 4
feet 8 or 9 inches high, appears to be old,
hws & star in his shrcsshcrul, from which is a
bluzc down his face, :! Haxen shame and mil,
hoth hind sectuntl hzlisthc icg's white, some
saddle spots, but no hrzind perceivablc.
Posi'ed, and nppruiscd to 15].
i] JOHN an.
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T A FLCN up in ct-ss'1'_-'-:ss_','.'.sit, :: iorrcl mare
ubuuz 14 hsimdsisi ];Zsissh, 5 )czsirs old, is a
nulursid iysizcc'r, brundusi} on the near shouL
dcr A, and on th': nczzr [unlock M,
Pufhsidssund upprctss-d :n m]. los.
ANDREVV SL' !" VII.},TNU'I ()L'VPL
'l'AL'sii—LN up in [x.si/{zf (ss'mrsi-sss, :1 (1 n'}; buv
muse about 12 h'ct;:n*.—. hz-silz, ::hnut 12 yczsssssi
uld, \\i:h & (sir in si!:.r shrsizhcud, two
ilxddic spurs, her new ]:er shut white,
brzmded on the lli'ZJ' lmumk 'i' (I, and
had on a bell. l'uH-d, :znzl ::ppruisissd [0
5], " Pill'siflflsssJNIC KOSE.
'l'AKEN up in (L'ujsi'sszjsssir'i', :1 hay murc whh
a meuly no a, :dmctt 10 years (:ld, 4 sect
7 inches high, no: lzzctrzmiul; ulsh a ba
two-ycnr old cdt, wizn white hind sect,
cut and dockt; but not ln-zmdcd. Poficd
and appraiscd, tllc nznrc to 12]. the colc
to 81. " HAROD FRElfiKlAN.
TAKEN up in Cu/j/siqwr, a black mare
about 13 hands high, with tyimmed num'c
and tail, is brandcd un'thc near thigh with
a blot, and had on a bell. Poflcd, and
appraiscd to 61.
" NATHAMRL PENDLETON.
Far ;; _-1 !. L', _
HF. houses and lots where the subscri—
ber now lives, near the town us])c
tersburg, conlisting of a large dwelling
house, storehousc, and all convenient out—
houses, in good repair, with alarge gardcn.
and pusture adjoining. 'lsshe iituution is
equal to anyin the colunyshr business; and,
being well known, requires no farther
description. Also :) few house servants,
household surniturc, c'z-c. with a lotin the
town of'PcteUI/urg , and 4oo acres ofgood
tobacco land in C/zarlatte. The purchdscrs
may have posscsiion immediateiy, and the
payment made easy, by giving approved
security .-—-—As ] intend leaving the colony,
those who have any demands against me
are desired to apply and receive payment;
and all persons indebted are desired to (lis
chargc their accounts, or, ifineoovenicnt,
to give security.
As the purchasers of the land in Ward's
fbrk, belonging; to Yohn Lidderdale, csq;
of London, are in some doubt of their hav
ing a right, this is to inform them, that:
the deeds will he sent, properly executed,
with an acknowlcdgmcnt'ofi mrs. Lidder
dale's right "of (lower, uhcn the times will
admit of an osippurtunit'y, and may be
assured of having a most undoubted title
made them. They will likewise please to
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observe, that the deeds will not be re
corded till the money is paid, agreeable
to the terms os'suic; and is any of the
pilrchasers are'ih doubt of my being pro
perly authorisckiss to make sale of thelands,
they'may be fufly satisfied at. the Secreta
ry's Office, where the pdwer of attorney
is recorded. _
(12) RXCHARI) HANSON.
URSUANT to the last. will and testa
ment Qf William Eaton,.jun . deccased ,
will be fold at privatcysalc about 1200
acres of Valuable land lying on the north
side of Roano/ee river, near the said Eaton's
ferry (commonly called [Jawlings's scrry)
in the upper end of Nsssi'rtlmmjiion cuunty,
North Carblina. There are on the (hid
tract of'land three plantations, in but in
different order. It is needless to say any
thing more of the quality and advan
tages attending the said land than that it
contains about 300 ecrcs of valuablc low
gmumls, and no gentleman would choose
to purchase so valuzshlc a tract with
out first vicvsi'mgx it. 'i'hrec different pay
mcnts will be allowed the purchaser, or
purchasch; the first on the 25111 us Decem
her, and two yozn'ly puymcnts sor- the re
siduc, un giving bond, with approvcd
security, to (tfsi)
\V1LLIAM FATON, cxecutor.
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