The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1776-11-29 00:00:00, page 4

LL persons siare hereby sorewarned
From hunting, sishing, or sowlinq,
on the lands of the subscribers in Charles
City, without leave first obtained
DAVll) NIlNGE.
WlLLlANl RlCKMAN.
rur .) f/ [. ['I ,
SlX hundred and twenty five acres of
laud in Ameh'a, in good order for crop—
ping, which will produce tobacco, grain,
or any other article, equal to any land
in that county; and there is sufficient of
_it clessar to work about 10 hands.---One
Ithousand and fist acres of well timbered
land in Chcsterfielh, within 4 miles of Pe
tersburg and 6 of the Glebe, whose appear
ance shows well for tobacco or grain of any
kind, and has a grant for a mill with it on
: never—sa'tling stream .---About 1200 acres ,
being the plantation on which I live, known
by the name of'Bloam/b , the greater
part of it equal to any lan in the colony,
whereupon are several fine fishing places,
and his choice for fowling. There is a
dwelling-house and out-houses fit for the
reception of a samily, and has enough of
it clear to employ 15 hands; it is midway
between the Glebe and Petershurg.---Also
a saw and grifl: will with about. 10 acreo of
land on Sun]? creek, 3 miles from Peters
burg-si-Any person desirous to treat for
any of the above lands may know the terms
by applying tosime at Bloomshury.
si !! Innn R ANnntPH.
70 be KEN YED (by virtue of a least:) jbr
me year, and to be entEred upon next
New Tear': day,
HE very vaiuable plantation belonging
.to mr. Thomas Will: lying'm [Mul
berry {stand, Warwir/z county. The
'plautatlonct whichis in order sor cropping,
13 exceeding ood for corn, wheat, or
,:obacco, ancF has a very good apple or
" chard' thereon. Also the crop of corn
and fodder now on the said plantation will
' be fold. Whoever is inclinable either to
rest! the land, or purchase the crop, may
know the terms by applying to capt.
William Dudley near the premises, or to
the 'subscribcr in King & Queen. .
' _. 21] VViLLIS WlLLS.
To be SOLD to the highest biddcr, on the
" zoth of December, at the plantation
whereon mr. Robert Newsum lately lived,
T HE remaining palss't of his personal
estate, consiffing of household and
kitchen surniture, corn, sodder, utensils
of husbandry, work horses, oxen, ire.
Also two lots of land lying in the town of
siPetcr/burg, with good buildings thereon.
Twelve mouths credit will be allowed for
. all sums above 43 3. the purchaser giving
bond and security for punctual payment,
or to carryct'mterest from the date in case
of failurc. The plantation, as formerly
advertised, which has every convenience in
ctils situation, buildings, {'a-c. is still for sule,
on long credit, by
' The EXFCUTOR 57 .
ROKE out of Brurzswick cuunty jail,
the zzd of September last, WILL, a
negro fellow of a yellowish complexion,
about 28 years old, about 5 feet 4 or 6
inches high, and ! believe has a scar on his
nose, occasioned by a blow ; had on a Vir
gim'a cotton shirt, old breechcs, and a
juckcc without flccvcs, but ] have reason
to believe he has now other clothes, that
he he has changed his name, and got a
forged pash. ] imagine he is, either lurk
in about. Hampton, or gone to Pittss/ylvsi-mia
osir Bedjbrd. "" he should be taken up and
committed to any jail, the keeper is re
qucsted to sccm'e hsinn well with irons, as
he is a great rogue, and will escape is pos
sible. W'hoavet apprchcncls she said sel
low, and secnres him so as he may be had
again, shall have 403. reward, and all rea
sonable expenses. G 80 7. 0 a "7 A szn .
sVlLLlAMS'BURG: Printed by ALEXANDER. PURDIE, at the CONSTlTUTXONAL i7UST'-(4)FFsf'-'sisi'
Hnuseo, Octobcr 27, 1776.
WANT & good BLACKSMITU,
COLLlEK, and WEAVL'R, whom ]
wi'll either bay or employ at a generous
prlce. ,
SAMUEL DU VAL.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov.1,177o.
HEREA-S Charles Tumcr ('a native
of Scotland, near Twecdj clock and
watch cleaner, who lived in this town up
wards of 16 years, died last ?ssnnuary inns
ss tate, if he has any heirs, or lcgnl repre
sentmives, they may hear osshmething ko
their advantage by applying to
ROBERT MUlR, adm.
**,* The deceased lest two or three
watchcs, which are prcsumcd to be the
property of some persons. The owners
are desired to apply for them.
so be SO L D on the emi/i-s, to the: hig/zq/l
bidder, the" 12t !- os December next,
agreeable to the will of G'sseorge Wright,
deceased,
[S land and plantation in Cumberland
county, containing 500 acres, where
on are all convenient buildings for ordinary
and storc-keeping, with large apple and
peach orchards, containing great variety
of all kinds of Fruic. The purchaser will
have ] 2 mouths credit, upon giving bond
with security to
The EXECUTORS .
HE subscriher had taken, by way of
mistake, from capt .Andcr/an's tavern
in Williamsburg, some time last Augq/l, a
DRAB GREA s COAT with the lower
button off. Vkss hoever has it in pussesiion
is requcsted to return it immediately.
jAMF-s WALLACE.
To be .SOLD or RENTED,
HE plantation well known by the name
of the Smolzy Ordinmy, in Brurg/iuic/e
county, whercon is a new and good dwel
ling-house, with (tore, lumbcr, and all
other convenient houses for & merchant or
tavern keeper. The place is so well known
that a farther description is unnecessary.
Those persons' who are inclined to rent, or
Purchase, may know the terms by apply
mss to (2) HENRY SIMMONS;
d () 15 15 It, careml, indulh'inus man,
well acquainted with the business of a
COUN'I Y COUKT CLERK, will hear of
encouragcmcnt by a plying to the Prssmter
of this paper. [?
GLoucnsrzn, Nov. ii, 776.
HEREAS capt. Charle: Tomkie: has
advertised William Dicketjson in this
Guzcttc as a deserter, and supposes him to
be persuaded so to do by some Tory, ]
beg leave to relate the truth of that man
ter. The said William Dickersbn, who is
my son, was enlistcd by capt. Tomkics
when under age, and without my conscm;
and in some short time flsLCl' ] applied to
capt. Tomkics, and put him in mZmI, thus,
as lsihad not given my consent ] Would en
deavour to get my son home again.
However, as there was soon a call for
CVery man in the county capable ofbearing
arms, to opposc lord Dmnnare's invasion
of Gwyn's isi'siuld; I made no farther appli
cation for 'h'm, till ncccsiiry cowpcllcd
me, by the ilhiess of my wise. He ac
cordingly can1e\to see his mother ; and us
] had never consented to his enhll'ing, and
the samily was-in great need of his pre
sence, I chought ] had a light to keep
him. But I am not a Tory, and as warm
a (riend to my country as any man in 'u,
and is ever there shvuld be a call, no one
will be more ready 'hrm '
zll DAVlI) DlCKERSON.
N. B. ] can prove that my son William
Dickcrstm wiss.] be but 16 years of age the
51]! day of next month.
For S /] L' E, s
\V() Very V'sizlllflLL' sil'l'xsi'ss -'Z I'ss'; -
!
LAND in Cwmbssrlzmzl cctuct -, . :: "(;-1
which are good improvc'nsicnts; .-.'s-z 15 37
acrcs on Dun rivcr, "m A'orjh g'ctu'uim-c.
For lcfms apply to
2" silOTIV M *.Y-'T_
ALPJLAND'hlA, (jsi't'sis-N-f 22, !77('
HF. sillkscxshcr 11le s*'r side, Ci*.'11t'l' by
the h-vg-sihsi-ul m' quarter- cult, :)
bh—ls. usOL ?) j -\ M \ XC -\ 81' 2 H.
shut hsiwe been in the; country n'
years.
i! m'cn si'ss'Hss'ffl-T
l'ux' d A L L,
V E R Y valuabla tract nj' land an
(}hickthmuiny river, Charles City
comztctv, containing u/xsiu-ard: of 8oo acrszsic.
upon which are mv fi-rry and ordinary, am!
all necejfiny building: on the filantafimz.
There i.: a large quantity (9- marst) azl/sinininss
the high laud, capable of muiutaininss much
[lack, and the plabe'i: convenient to fi/hinctsr
and jb-wliussrz. There i.? afine apple archard
of: the plantufian, and the land abound: with
fine pine timber. Any ]wrsun z'ncimvble to
Purchast: may know the terms by appbss'ing to
me, on the prcmxsi/Zfs.
!] THO :1 AS COH'LES.
- OST from Rappahzznnock forge, in _
King George calm!) (lz'zctfctxg/bd to be si
st'rsilen) a spottccl gray lmr/Z about 13 hand;
high, withbujpy nume (mJsu-itch tail, short
(locked, has a ctoqfi- rmnp, walk; very !)fjct'k,
carries his head low, trotsazzdpct'mes, is very
fi-ec to gallop, shad all round, [me! on a pair
of iron spaucals, and brgmdud on the near
buttocle I . Whaever conveys thesaid horse
to the subscribm shall have 30 .ssi. reward,
and all req/Onablg charge:.
(4) SULLls/AN & WlLKlNSON.
OMMl'FI'El') to Brunswickujctil, on
the sth of Septembcr last, two out
]andish negro Fellows, who cannot or will
not. tell their masters names . One is about.
; feet 6 inches high, and about 40 year
old ; the other about 5 feet 5 inches high,
and about 35 years old. They had on,
when committed , two osnabrug wrappc-rs
a piece. The owncrs are desired to take
them away, and pay charge: to
sz1s Lnuxzx, jun.
l< UN away last junc from m'r. Peter
Le Poolc, in Charleitown. South Ca
rolina, a negro fellow named ELIY/IH,
Virginia born, of a yellow cmnplexion, ;,
fZ-ct 10 or 11 inches high, between 22 and
23 year: Qf age, is (: blackjisinith by trode,
and an excellent Workman ; had on when he
went away :; jbarlet camlet wmstcaat,
buc/f/kr'n breeche: almqfl new, an ofizabmg
shirt} and a [catherjackqv cap. [! issicppq/Z'd,
as he: is an artjulfifrghsiblefellow, that he
( will emlzzmss-ozctr [a [pq/chbr a fieuman ; there.
]nre all person: are: musirmcdjrnm harhour
ing him on any pretence whatjbcver. under
penalty qsthq/Lisjzfrtj/i prq/cthfian. Whoe-vcr
npprehmsi-[x !/:c_/Z1id ruuuway, and deliver:
him in tlnsi_/h'g/Eriber. in Hanovcr cou'mct'y,
Virgitsiia, stul! have 51. reward. & ss
RICHARD BURNLET.
" UN asi'way fi'om the shb/Z'r'iber inflam
R over, near Allcn': Crcck church, act
lmt stout (wilt mulctttt) fellow" name!
7011N , who had and took with him, when
he went away, a pair of black-calimancq
branches. a [zlacla Vi-sighfia cloth jacket, -a
cottonstzirt, upsi-zirzflirzcn breechcs. a scarlet
jaclmt bound wi!h gold twist, a hollmzdshirt
ruf/I-zd at the bq/bm, thread flockiqu, ::
Virginia cloth war lined mithstzckimz, and
a [mir ofpumps with plsilted !mckle: in them
W'hocvcr apprehend: the fill'd firlluw, mld
delivers him to me, shall hum- Tk-LN lML-si
LA RS reward. YOI'IN DJ/LLT.
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