The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1777-03-28 00:00:00, page 4

For 8 A L E,
XFTEEN hundred and sorry acrcs of
the bait kind of tnbacco land, lying
in the c -u--tv of Granville and state of
f'szss-rt/si: Grzrulina, about two miles from the
c.;usishsisimsisi on which are all convenient
11 uses, and cleared land sufficient to (m—
vsioz' (m oversccr and 15 wou king negrocs.
-—-.3xls-J to KEN'F, for one year, or ;: term
of years, between 1530 and zooo acres of
lanssd in the county of Nanshmond, within a
quarter of: mile os Suffolk, on which is a
gf'iii mill 40 [) 30 sect, with three floors
and two pznr o stones, altogether calculat
ed sorchcmanulactnring business ; likewise
a shw mill, that carries two saws, with
which 300 ooo feet may be cut with great
ease in the year. Any person who may incline
either to purchase the former, or rent the
hues, m-w know the terms by applying
to mr. 70le Driver in Su ulk, or the_sub
saiber "m Prince George.
ct- DAVlD MEADE.
To be SOLD, on Monday the 31/f i7Z/iant,
'si at the lute dwellirg-houje of mr. William
'Pearson, ecea/Z-d, for ready money,
: VARXETY oF-household and kitchcn
si surnimre, also a cart and learn of
11 rscs, and several head of cattle. The
ful: to begin at xo o'clock. si
(2) MARY M. PEAMON. adm.
si LOE, late thsproperty of cal. Thomas
Nefflzn, now stand.: at Cherry Cook,
' and will onwr mlre: at 205. asi leap,
and 31. the ]bass/bn. T he money to be paid,
More the mare: are taken away, to
WILLIAM NEALE.
, 7
_, GRASSLAND, Marc/a 1, 1777.
.
. HE subscriber lives on a spacious beau
5- tisul sarm about 16 miles from Peter] -
hcrg, on the Halifax road., in the county of
Dinwiddie, which he would s all or exchange
sin" richback land . The tract contains about
qoo acrcs, 400 ofsilt low grounds, the suil
fire For corn and Oats generally, a sufficient
proportion shsiff enough for wheat, and a
large quantity of it dcfightsul grass land,
some. reclaimcd, and nicely prepared for
the scythe. The houses, enclosures, and
other udventicious conveniencies, any gen
tleman had better see than I describe.
'Ronmisir SKlPWlTH.
To be SOLD at Fredcrickiburg, on Thurs
day the 34 0] April, for ready money, if
jair, otherwi/Z- next fair day,
IXTY vaiuable Virginia born SLAVES,
consi—ssfing of men, women, and chil
d'rtn, boys and girls, some of which are
good h'mse servants, kitchen and dairy
maidsctctsphmers, and a gardener. An in
dfifnumb'e litle will he made. "
Euhuhh, ;; bcuuuuctk iuy, well mark
ed, full 15hmc'sisi. 3 'mcssncshigh, rising
oyczu's old, in 11'1 ]] perfection, will cover
this season at mr.%olm B Fosc's, in Clzcs
terssield couuty, near Gaode's bridgc, ac gos.
tfi Teap ready money, and 41. the: season.
'DC: money to be paid when the mares are
taken away. Exceed'mg sine low ground
pasturage gratis, but I will not be answer
able for escapes. Entertainmcnt for gen—
tlemcn's servants grrztis.
Eclipsc was go: by Old Fearnought, his
dam an imported mare, got by Shake
speare. '
" jOHN HARRlS.
Tl'u'si. YED or STOLEN From the Cal/egc
si gace, in the evening of Salztrday the
ljsh os Fsict-bruary, :1 sorre] horse about 14
hands high, with a small star in his fart:
h'cad, ]):mg'lng manc and short sv.'itc]1tn}l,
is-n naturrx! paccr. low in flesh, ]cifi hrsnd
ifsiany) forgot ; he:! on a suhsh: :md snz-fflc
bridle. VVhoe-vu- brings she s'Lid horse to
Cn] . sVillizzm ]-'imzie, "m lVillianZ/burg, shall
be hmdsomc'uy rewarded.
HslLLl/TMSBURG: Printed by ALEXANDER PURDlE, at the (:ONSTITUTmNAL Posr-Uzsru.:14
The beautiful high bred hor/Z' SHAKE
SPEARE "
lLL cover mares ths: cusu'ng sens-sin,
at Tuckcz/zu, 'm Cocchlan cuu1.1y
n'. twelve do'ihi's the scusm, and [siuur du]—
lsn's the leap; the money sor she se usun is
to be psidd when the mares arcml-sicn um ussv,
and sor the ]:zzp at thsi-(Eablc door. 'l'hu-c
will be cxtcnsi'ss'e and very good high zmcl
low ground pctflurcs, but no ensuxzzn-si'c
against accidemsis.
Shake/peare was got by the noted horse
Fcamouglzt, upon [Wull Brazc'n; she was
imported, and is osuncxccplionzzble b'xoo-I .
Be it a fine da'pple grav, 5 ycms oY-l this
spring, in high perssictiun. and 15 hands
high. THORct AS DI. F. ANDOLFF .
OM EO, 15 hand; and a half high,
full blooded, fit either for the mrs
or saddle, a beautiful bright bay, stands
at my plantationinAugu/ia county, about
4 miles from Providence mecting-hcuse,
and will cover the ensuing season at 20 s.
a leap, 4os. ready money for the scashn,
or 3]. on 12 mouths credit. He was got
by Old Partner, out of a Feamought
mare ; she was got by Old Yanm, out of
a jolly Roger mare. Good pasturage
gratis, but l will not be answerablc for
any mares that get away.
51! jAMl-sszs M'CHESNEY.
MOUNT Anus, Feb. 17, 1777.
IT is judged necessary, in order to obviate
some false and malicious reports, to
inform the publick, that TORICK stands
at Mount Airy to cover mares the ensuing
season for his usual price of 3]. and 55.
to the groom, with pasturage as usual.
The money, itishoped, will be paid when
the mares are taken away. The old horse
is in high health and vigour, and all due
care shall be taken by the publick's obe
dient servant,
JOHN WHELDON.
H. Many full bred M A R E S,
CO LTS, (we. to be fold by bargain
with ]. W.
FE ARNUUGHT, 15hands zinches high,
formerly belonging to mess. Balling,
Gray, & Crump, but now the property of
the subscribers, stands at William Dan
dridge's of Hanover, in full perfection, and
will cover mares at a guinea the leap, 3].
the season, or five gnineas cnsurance.
There needs no farther recommendation
than to his former customers, who will
Very justly certisy the beauty as Well as size
of his colts, the sale of many OF them
having enlar ed his value to the price of
8001. at Whlch sum he was purchased.
Good and extensive clover pasturage, in
ciuding the forward sowing of upwards of
40 bushels oswheat, under a strong fence,
gratis; and due care shall be taken of all
the mares, but will not be liable for any
that may get away.
" ARCHER PAYNE.
WILLlAM Dnunnmer,
For 8 A L L',
TRAC [" of very good level land in
Middlestzx county, on Pianketank r'1
ver, containing 624 acres. [t abounds
with fine fish, oystcrs, and wildsowl, and
is convenient to church, mill, and ware
housc. Any person inclinablc to purchase
will be shewn the land by William Mat
thews, who lives on the premiscs, and the
terms may be known of
" WILLlAM ]owns.
stsz, March 5, 1777.
UPsiRY, afinc bay, 16l1andshigh, :;nd
very strong. stands at my plantatiun,
and wi'll cover me cnsu'mg lbason at 404.
& ware, and 153. the single leap. He
was got hv cnl Bajsslar's horse Fearnauglsi't,
out osa Ligh bloodcd mare.
4" WlLLlA'siW ARIWISTEAD.
N chnqsdsy the r6zh-os \l:':.si< ii.!f; ; :_
(ZWarc/z) wll be (old to die; 1.si-;;_-i.si.'f:
lmhler. for ready money. at she ;'1..:-=--_
tion of He :sy h'arriss/on, dc ccz-scxl, in ctfl
.X
county, about 400 burn]; u! LORsi.
(2) N-\'T'!"i-\T\'H*si.i, H—\I{HI\0\'_
Tucmy [) () 1. 1. 11 A' b' suwarsii
05 1' or STOLEN, :! vcx'y rcmaictsictzffsc
biflck shazgy si'T-L; of the Pnr;(r.-':uiu
bsecd, caiicd Sl'f'siDO. He bclougrls to our
brave but unfortunate general ]ctH-Z, and
was seen in the posscfliun usa pu'li-n who
called himselfjos EPH BLoc K, at Wright's
serry, on Sujqu'r'hzmnuh, about the 2 5\h
of December last. ]t is supposed timt
BLocx, who pretended to hzive under
taken to carry him t—o Berleley county,
Virginia, hsis parted with him for a trilling
comidcrctrsixion, or lost him on the road.
Vzsshoever :; ivcs insormatinn where. the said
dog may he. 'si:'=(i. or will bring him to ihe
subscribcr Lss: .ssi'ssss'-":'.'.':'r:mstssurg, shall receive
the above reward. ar-c' rfu qussticns ashed._
V/ss'ct' ,; 'si-T FsNNlFsisi
N'z'lesisixh'z !7- iz-om the sizsszzx'sisiziiun ul mr.
Rul-ssss-zs 17}; ct-L-z'r'ct', sim L'si'si's'c-[s'*;c, (sin Fulfi
du); sue [It : of Fsi':.'si'ss..=.:.:r-ss-,', :1 middle sizcd
light bay gsisiisssiiiugss .} jczrs r.;"sssii last AIay, his
hind sect \ L.}sic, vxiLn .". dark spot on One
heel, but which I cannot say, his head is
large, which he czu'rics badly, has a short
neck, hisi- fzsi'zi has bC-ct": drawn, but not
(locked, has no brand that I recollect,
trots fast,, and is more inclinable to that.
gai: Than any other. VVhocch delivers
the; said horse to unr. fohnson, merchant
in Part Royal, or to the subscriber living"
at the fer'sy upon PsizssFo-zumnck river, shall,
have a reward of FIVIF. DOLLARS.
4}! " GERARD HOOE.
'1 PIHGHTLY will be let. to mares the
ensu'mg season, at the subscribcr's
planmtion about 14miles above Peter/burg;
adjoin'mg Cocke's road. The high bred
English horse SPRlGHTLY, full 15 hands
high, rising 8 years 'old, is ofa beautiful
dark chestnut colour, and was got by
Wildam's Babram, his dam by Rogerfi-s
Babram, his grandam by Sed/zury, out of
lord Partmore's Ebony. He is well suited
tobreed soreither the saddle or lurs, being
remarkably light and quick in his move—
ments, and free from any blemish or hurt.
He won the purse for the four years old at
Epsbm, that same year he was imported.
He will be let at ges. & leap, or 41. the
season, and the cash will be expected be
fore the mares are taken away. Various
and exteniive pasturage, undern good
fctencc, for the mares, grati; ; and they
shuli be taken the greatsist care of, butl
will not be answerable for any that may be
milling. lz'r] 'AlZRAHnM SNIT".
U N l U S will ltand at his ushal place in
Prince Edward, under the direction of
my brother, to cover mares the cnsuing
spring- at zos . theleap, 3l .the season (payable
in October) and 51. to ensure the preg
nancy ofa mare. "
Junius has shfficientlv distinguished him-si
sclf by the activity and symmetry of form
of his colts, and his blood is inscriour to
no horsein America, which is well muhen-si
ticated by col. Harrifim's certificatc, who
is a gentleman of veracity.
6" EDWARD WATTS. ss
I do hereby certify, that the bay horse
Yumsiur, now the property of nn'. Edward :
Was: of Prince Edward, was bred by me .ct
and got by col. Tuyl/w's running horse
Torick, his dum by Othclz'o (as high a _
bred horse as ever came to Amcrica) his
grandmn by Monkey (an hnpnrtcd horsrsi) ss
out of the old running S'thsh mare that
was originally imported lw my issuh-sir. ct
Given under my hand, this Sch nsNzL-nrrz
ber, 1776. NATHANlEL HARRHOT—z.
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