The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1776-04-19 00:00:00, page 7

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* SUFFOLK, 'April 10, 1776
AM under the necessity of sailing so}
- I the Wq/i [ndies about the first of next
:_ month, from whence ! propose returning.
as soon as ] poflibly can. As no partner
of the house of Gibson, Donald/on, and
Hamilton, will be in the country after I
sail, ] request all those who have any claims
against the said concern will apply before
jhat .time, and they shall be paid . I shall
take it extremely kind in those indebted to
the concern , who have not et settled their
'W- _
accounts, is they would cal and have them
adjusted ansid settled, by (pecialties or other
wise, as may be most convenient.
DOUGLAS HAM]LTON_ '
For SAL E, far ready money only, by the
fizb/Z'riber in Glouccster,
' AsiRROW hoes, bar iron, iron spice
\ mortars, door hinfics and bolcs, saw
rests, gougcs, augcrs, eep shears, hand
saws, table butts, ('t-c. dovetail hinges,
desk and cupboard locks, chair nails,
tobacco and snuff boxes, tailors shears,
womens scissors, silver and brass thimblcs,
watch seals, stock buckles, shoe and knee
do. lancets, cork screws, pencils, tapcr
ss-bits centre do. watch kcys, spcctacles,
'knicting pins, awl blades, inkpowder,
nuns and coloured thread, kncc garters,
' plain and diaper tape, sewing silk, pcwter
porringers, pcwtcr dishes, tin cullcnders,
e " fliccs, iron candlefficks, copper tea
ketclcs, lustring, Perfiun tafeta, waistcoat
stuff, English persian, velvet hoods,
si bombazeen, black silk glovcs, chintzes,
printed l'mcns and calicoesct thick and
book mussm, Marjkille: quilt'mg, muflin
handkerchiess; spotted gauze, cambrick,
men:, Womens, and girls gloves, womens
cotton hose, mens Worstcd and silk do.
black gimp, cloth mantelets, flowcred
silk capuchins , blond and silklace, commo
praysisser books, biblcs, testaments, psaltel's,
Wgts's hymns And psssllms , spelling books,
hist 'i'ics, chilc'u'eris books, pockct books,
siplayin'g- cards, horn and itory combs,
sans, Dutch prcftics, gartering, quality
binding,- silkfcrret'mg, stonewatcrpitchers,
poi'ring'crs, cups, d'ctr'c. wine glasses,
si tumblers, glass- and china bsi'owls, mustard
ots, sings and_ castcrs, punch ]adles,
stone and dels plates, queens China dishes,
lack leathtr trunkssi; seal (kin do. ribands,
collaring; necklaces, womcns and girls
bonncts,lmnd saws, tlsiO wels, dripping pans,
Uridks, gsi'irts, stirrijp leathers, do. irons,
firidle bits, whips, mcns and bosss coarse
andhne h'ats, lhoc belts, needles, hlk
ss twist, buttbns, crewcl, bugles, gold sings,
Bristol stohe and c'ommon sleeve buttons,
thimbles, rasor sh'aps, viol'ms, shallonhs,
ealim'ancocs, durzmts, camhlets', NorriJ's
antimoniul drops, glass of antimony, salt
of ambcr; Cinnamon, ingredient! for
bitters, reap books; gingcr, mens and
Womens leath'er shoes, womencts csilimanco
do. Childrens momeco do. waistcoat and
shirt buttons , common lnces, sishing cackk,
snuss, chewina tobacco, cuffec, sole
leathersisi, harnectda. calffldns, loas sugar,
soap,' cctandlcs, leather breeches, hair
sisters, Woo] cards, writing paper, wircs
and bru'shes for muflcets, ('a-c. ('a-c. ('a-c.
_MATTHEVV , ANDEHSON.
F 0 R 3 A L E,
'TRACT of land in Hanosiucsir county,
containing 21'2 acres, whercsm is a
sisi'vgogd dwelli'ng-house, two stories high,
40 Feet. long and' 18 sect wide, a good
kitchcn, sturehouse, stable, and new gur—
den, der. the place healthy and pleasant,
and in an agreeable neighbourhom! , about
18 miles from Hanover town. Ary pcrshn
inclinable to purchase may know the terms
of the snbscriber, on theyremiscs.
(ctss ](HIN Tuomssox.
URSUANT to the last will and testa
ment oi'.William Eaton, jun. deceascd,
will be such at private side about 1500
,acres of valuable land lying on the north
side of Raanok'c river, near the said Eatosin's
l'erry (commonly called Ruwlinsigs's ferry)
in the upper end of Northmnplon county,
North Curolind. There are on the said
tract otsiland three plaumtions, 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 acres os valuable low
grounds, and no gentleman would choose
—to purchase so valuable a tract with
out first viewin it. Three different pay
ments will be a lowed the purchaser, or
purchasers; the first on the 2 5'th of Decem
ber, and tWo yearly pajsments for the re
sidue, on giving bond with approved secu
rity.---And to be sold to the highest bid—
ders, the first day of May next, on th
plantation where mrs. Rsidbelzah Eaton now
lives , s everal vahiable horses, amongst them
five high-blooded mares, also all the stocks
of cattle, hogs, assnd sheep, belonging to
the said estate. S'nct; mouths credit will be
allowed the pu'rchasen, but to pay interest
from the dateis not punctually dischargedss
Bond, with approved seturity , wil'l be re
quired by
WILLlAM EATON, eXecutors.
N . B . All persons indebted to the said
estate are desired to make speedy payment,
and those who have any demands agamst
the same are desired to apply at the day
of side, and make them known
CHESTERFIELD, March 26, 1776.
IN'I'END to leave the colony immed
ately. ]AMES SPlLLER
. MARCH 29, 1776.
UN away from my plantation at Sabim':
sit, Hall, about six Weeks ago, and really
si'or nothing at all, a flim black fellow by_
name PHILL, of a middling height , with a
visible bare place in his head, by means of
what is called a scalled head when he was
a child. I know not what clothes he took
with him; but. is he has his new waistcoat
a'nd breeches, they were osVir inia wool
'_nd cotton cloth of kers? wcavmg. Hadsi
e he been near any ve 'el, or_ was he a
fellow everrcmarkable for enduringlaboursi
! should have thought he was gone to in
trease the black regirizent forming in Norfb/k
-harbour; but. really he is too weakly and
idle to be desirous of guingwhere he must
work for his freedom, a'sis it is call_ed.'
Howevdr, I will give 4os. td the taker up
who shall produce him to me, besides any
feasonable charge in bringing him.
" . LANDOV CARTER.
TAKEN up in Brunjwick, a cow w1th a
young Calf; she is a sutty red and white
picd, marked with a fwallow-fork in each
ear, and has a half-moon under the right.
Also foussr hogs , two of them red sowssi, ed:
'with black sp'ots, cachsi marked with a crop
and hals-moon over the right ear, and nick
Under, in the left: (ear with a crop and flit;l
one unmarked boar, sandi'ed, with black
spots, and one u'nm'trked sandied sow,
with three unmarkesid (hoats. Posted and
appraiscd, the cow_and calf to 4os. the
hogs to 393. THOMAS BOOTH.
TAKEN up on Miry' crcck', in Halfizxsi, a
red bui] about 3 yearsssold, marked with si
a crop in the right ear, and :: crop andct
hole in the left. Posted, and appraisi-d
to gs's. WAIR .FASLY.
L
'lssAKEN up in Clzarlrme, on Cu'z') creek,
& hrintihd steer about 5" years old, white
un-icr his belly, marked with a crop"
hf>i-.*, zmcl underk'ee], in the right ear,]
and with .1 crop, flit, andhnle. in the lest.
Puijccd, and upyraisecl tu 505.
H jOHN PAULETT.
4.va
\\"1L_LtAmssunG, A/ctril i—
si, 1776._
AKEN but. of ;: drawex' in at
y store,,
on Sunduy' the 24th of Asslarch, a sets
murocco instrument case, _with & plain
lock, containing- upwards of 2001. paper
currcncy, many of the bills marked on the
back with the number of pounds, also a -
promissory note of Yalm Hntley Norton,
5.
esqr's, sor 1501. sterling, a bond filled up
m fame: Pride's name, nsyames City, for
1811. 15. 6d. with sundry other pzsipers.
VVhoevc-r will deliver the said instrument "
case and contents safe to me shall have a re—
ward of.}odullars, and to]. on cnnvhitiou
of the thief. (Zol. B/lasun, col. Black/zum,
mr. DavidRo/sf. and mr. Robert Mutt/ze-ws. _
will greatly oblige me by informing me us
the numbers of the 12]. and 81. bills I
received from them.
M. DZCKlNRON.
, N. B. I have a couple us TOUNG
INEGROES to disposc of, & boy and girl,
_which have been brought tip to household
work ; the girl is an excellent sc-mpfl'refi; j'
VVhoever inclines to purchase may know
the terms by applying as above.
?" 0 be SOLD at Pine Ne}: in York count),
on Thursday the 9th of May, to the
hight/Z bidders, is fair, otherwise next
jszir day. ct
ETYVEEN ȝ and 4oo barrels of Indimt
corn, carts, ploughs, and sundry
plautation utcnsils, belonging to the estate
2
ofmrs. Mary Lightfoot, deccased. Crcdir.
will be allo wed till the loth dny of October
next, the purchasers giving bond add
sedurity to 4 ,
WlLLlAM ALLEN, cxecutqlf.
'CA R ELESS, a beautiful cheshxutcolt; -
full Xj' hands high, will cover mares '
ac Wilton, in Henrico, at 3]. the season;
or zos. the. leap, cash-. His fire was
Fearizought, his dom a fullbrcd mare,' she 2
property of the late col. Baylor.
PEYTON RANDOLPH.
CQMPLETE: FULLlNG MILL is
now finishing on Lansdo-wn mill-dan'l,
in RiClzmond county, where all manner of'
falling, shearihg, preffing; and (lying, _v\'\__]l
pbc performed, on the most reasonablez
_terms, by ,
LAwlisschg MsiKiNNy. " ss
OM'MIT T_ED to the pztblick jailjn
\\'illiamshu'rg, a 'runa-wassv negro man A
flamed [is I LL, who say: he belong: to
Richard Bane in Chestersield courtly. Hsse _
i: 6 feet high, of a yellowish complexion;
about 30 yearsssold, and has u'ofkcd at the 2
carpenter': trade. His owner t': dcj/ired to
apply sbr him, and pay charge:.
. PETER PEL HAM.
TOLEN on STRAYED smmss, mr.
William Pierce's, in chj/[mwsielandsiss
countyf-the loth of this inshmt (April) ;
flea-bittcn gray horse about 14 hands and a
)half high, abodt .fo years old, has a
,.hang'mg manc and switch tail, is a natural
pacer, and goes well. He has been! tely
worked in the plough, ,by which his tlnghs "
msie a little rubbed with the traces ; but he
has nd brand, that I can now recollect.
As, he was seen in the morning, and sound ,
misiing in a very short time after, it is
imagined he must have been stolen, or ]
taken to be kept up for work ; as, upon
'lveingmissed , he wasdiligently looked after .
In eizhcr case ! will give 51. on conviction
ofthe offender, or 30 5. will be paid to
any pershn who brings the horse to mr.
I;?siillz'am Piercc, or mr. Alexazzdc'r Sparkx
at ls/estmorelaud conrthouse, on account ct.
Zos WILUAM mctutK. "'ss
*X* ] have a set OF SURGEONS
CAPlTAL ]NSTRUMENTS, ,ucthich t':
would pnsirt with un very leasonablc terms.
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