The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1779-04-09 00:00:00, page 4

siTHEANOTED STUD HPRSE—
ct - stands at my plan A'tion in Hlmcr,
FEA RNOUL'HT, in high pcrfcctnon. and u'nll .oxcr
mue: at in]. the leap, zol. the setson, ot 4ol. unsffm .ce, lh'mlgh no
m un wnll be ensureJ but those that mmmusi-s with the horse the season,
un el's tue owner isi ahreCh-d to t'ctch them away sooner. The mares will
be furnished wnh si ctc and extcnlsine " .turnl palturage, rxcluslve of the
furw-sirssi somng ufa large eminl'urr . f whcs', all under strong fenCzs,
and the utmost care shall he tasien us all mares committed to my charge,
but Will not be answerable for ucapes or o'hsi-r .siccidems.
- WlLLlAM DANDRlDGE.
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R EGU LU 8 a fine- bay, full bloodcd import—
) ed horse (whose colts are equal to any
ix' th'u state) flamls at Kiugfmil' thc mlssuincz season, and will cover mares
at 251. each the season. l will only ukc 50 mnres, so that v. luctcvcr send:
'may depend on having justice done their mares,. I have remctskable fine
' Muse- with I so ncres of salt malsh, all poffible care shall be taken of
hem, but will not be answerable for escapcs. .,
LEWlS BURWELL.
ct Puncess Anus, March 14. 17793
THE subscriher hap for salc, the hull ofa new vessel comph-tely fi- lshed,
' with nnfidg'and ousstside jqssinen work, of the fulflowing dimentiom,
feet beam, and ! feet hold, with a long
,s feetkedsiflnisisitsiqapbet, zo
- ._ THURMER HOGsiGARD.
guangr'desik. ("
N I M R O .D,
TANDS at Richard Tufiqctrn'u nnr—Mllimm, and gin cover
- mares :: 401. the lay. and 6]. the season. the nyoney to e paid at
the (hole door. ' Niand :. : fine ehcnnut, 5 feet 3 inches high, was got
by old Fearmgdt, out of a fine mm got by Pmn 'Plflnslg: sum,
bzt will not be liable fot accidenu. -
THE Warm of sillomm-a molt huntiful Bark, ]; hands high,
siwill land this suson of my house nen Hmssuwn, and will
cnmsim' _ I 18]; the seasons ] hnca fine large wheat ted, grain),
he'ttt ' "find : ]ugd Wat'pnflumssvndnr ferne. The
zmtesissddfflkbqukn it:; mu psixwill noise issues? ctescnpes
Party). & 33; Mpdfrom taienssce to 55: ' ; :)flshess'lrjh'c
oilc'ci end.! .: sir ,:qo'wyi _ lo ", * om
;:zr-zctsisisictsssi-ctfflzw :.si-sssi- sixsszct-ctsiss wsict sisi-fr sisictsisssiss
' n , " : in;: he, e! '___t' u'in' p'crjcj.
' 05 si ; -:ss . _ ss - ct simcflAxE Bva-zv.
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.. ;C. A-ctR E L E 8 to,
DEEP sone}, well marked and 6!!er formed, full : 5 hands and an
- inch high, bade the insuing (gason at. Mngem's ordinary,\ in
ubqfleooncy, and poem at no dollars the leap, nadymorssex , ansid 60
ollara the season; for which, obli aciona or nal notes. paynhlethe lit
opdq in Oflohr. will beupecte . le : who send the money w-th
ad: cares, or pay by the ed Made, in sue, Will be allowed : discount
up dollan. 'A: several Gentlemen sure detered from sending mare
[Ifl year, from apprehension that. the place wn badly provided with
Way, ] think itneeesslry toilsq'm the publick. that the mare; are
mine,: at the Me-mmtw 'lieve. ' mwshom
: mile off, where 'that: a lar" quanti df excellent eloverssand timothy
[found, end sin ,eonfidmble fie i 15! s ! grain for th'use of the- mare.,
;? cheLgfenefl case pl] he takensiof shend, but ] will not be ahswenble
m ;: iny Qnyprljln Koletsct Ear,: : ;:sigosi by Old her;:mgbt,
' ct'bumgnu' , it am y' : - , ingr'utgmi amb
Bell} R' y. hid great gss-Hsisinaam bz'Secrem-y Certer'o horse sum};
on:,of an ipponed [nate belon 'ng to ! 1ate Colontl ldjlerof let'ue
mnty. by whom he me brs.—The siabove 'HOR SB will be for sale
Ister the season.:xpiru. (Dsi nAumss ,GAmes.
C A M I L L U'S,-".j
BEAUTIFUL bay, rettily marked, near fifteen hands high,
'gqmrkahl sure, and whose colts promise tobe very fine,. lhnde at
.],
. when will cover at +l.'the leap, and tal. the season. Marea
!my have excellentrlfiurage, but I will not be answerable forescaiel oi
22 ente, though man the fltuation of the place none need be appre end
4 . CAMlLLUS wan got by Mr. BWeH'l 'srWlBe-r, who wan got
y,tbe high blo-vded horse of the same neme, imported by Mix, Motion;
u darn Candle, one of the largest and finest mare: in lnm'm, was
got by the famous Fturmgbt, out of a large and high formed mare which
yat got by the noted imported horse Dnb n', on a full bloo'ded beautiful
msi're.—CAMlLl-US is half brother'to r. Bunwell'l Etliffe, and hu
the bIood on both (idea, of the finest horses which were ever imported into
Aunita. Be it about six year: old, and remarkably fleet.
- ]OHN PAGE.
ct' Tu: NOTsn Home APOLLO,
WHO formerly flood at Mr. Rizbard Edintt's in Brsixdzwitksgunty,
' ' Virginia, now stands at my plantation in But: county. Norti
town, and will cover mares at !; do-Iarl the season, and 40 dollm
ihe leap. the money for the leap to be pa d at the Rahle door, and for the
season, before tLe mares ssare taken away. ] have a very extensive pasture
for the mares u :der a good sense, and the greatest en e shall be taken
o'f the mares, but will not be liable for accidents or cscapes.
m ]ossm TANNER.
ING HEROD. lately purchafed by Mr. [(a-on jeu: and mytrit.
of deb Uvula, Esq; flands at my plantation in Dinwiddie
want,, and will cover by the season at So dollarn each make, the money
hbepaid before they are put to the horse. Good and extensive pashnaie,
x.;
' but cannot be answenble foe escaped. King Herod wan got y
out of Col- luxtu'e famou- imprnd man Kwflsssishct'
:
flslsi I d' li ind- h' hid Colle m well knovctn to large
hm w. sisi, ABRAHAM SMlTH. .
OR salt, the ]md whexzeon X lately lived in Norfctctvlb, fittjptedgm _
back street, (conmz-sinzly known by the nunc .an'l/mdiu
a! out too feet in front, Hlnnirg ".! right m-gles down to the back c
wh- se us A good high water izmtnv g t'sin' lundct! fi..ls- f4.oo bushel: bill
and not mote than 40 yuuc's t'zum clu: pufvisissJ-L liu- zinss on the main riv
!: anjuins Mr. Tra-fli: Tuckrr'a ];md, w:.i<h is the m. it emlermust si
adun (;n th:'ltreet. Any pcslk-n inclinablc m ;:mchsise, msiy neat wi
l-"r. jane: Taj/ar, Mr. 'T/rwia: Nr—usstan, Jhuiur, us the subscuiher i,
thiisitssv/Em'g. The EmilswnsosMa 'zo, 1777. and lij-ril 11, 1778, wi.
be rcrctvul in pnyment: (15; ED\Vn kD AkLuLR.
HERB-AS 'mrmy persvm are still indebted to the inte copurtnershiy
of Miller and Hgio), for dealings at (hair store, sovmsit'ly kepe
it Mount Plensaut, on Multaptmy, in ths: cuunw of Sporjjlfumua, and t,
the lsiuhsctiber for dcahng- a: Fressleriusssinrg, ( thcretmc desire (if they
have Common lmnefly) now \\h:n money ns ;—Z-nt\-, they wnll pay me,
if not, ] must have rrcuenl'si tu lhsisi I-tws (,I this Cuuznwnwectlth, to'which
] am partly ;sittachEd, but to which lar prsi strsit f on h-ve no recoursc und
my present circumstances. And uhuean 'siuns were brought again
several. soon after the dissolution of the copm'mulhip, the loth olsiFcl/ru
ary, 1773, at which time the debts became the lsslc property cf (he [it
scnber, and to whom no vaym-ct-nt will he vnlid. Nsi-verthelesz, ]. bet'eb
offelj to acquit them (vsall coste (the lawyers fees only excepted) plovidss
lhsitysipay me.- the interest due on their respective balzauccs.
. si ]OHN MlLLER,
',*. Who he for me,' several well situ-ued huuscs and one lot in the
flourilhing town of Fredcriclshurg. For terms applo is: me in Pm Rye],
(? AH nbm uv'lw choosess, to heve advartilemen'e and other yiecu
'insenul in t i: paper, ere dcfiffd to serd money with them. and plyct the
Mig'e of their letten, otherwise they will not he received.
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' AnuMA'r'rox, Detnnber 15. 177l.
ct HE subfcribcr had! for suit Mtioflo acts of g.",od lobecco lm
nsin': the old town of PejtoM, in PiuctctI-uania county, on whi
Il'sie sectvelsi'zl smill tenemenu and shmtions. Alswtooo lcm on the
wate" end branch 90" lsilcteu nnd Du pints, in the_county of My,
on which no Iiki'vri : (Eyml small huntiom and improvmontl. 'Alsi
6 ac'rn in the county'of Mtdlurvg, in different parts of the: count
L'_ss ewise fevsicrssll snifl] piece: of lain! in the covmy of Dia-widd'p, fro,
[6 (0 19 pil:- fmn Pitch,'conssuining about go and son we: uch,
or pike. For term: apply to Cnpnin &qu (."ole-u near Pglmss
'forv land! in Pjctplvmic, to Capt. Pdti' Rag": on Hyu for the "I
in "33, to Col. David Glrlud for those in Mctblubvx, end in
those in DM to me neasst Pu'tt/lmrg. \
(tf) ROGER ATKlNSON. (
TANDS et.Mr. jalm B Froj?! stable near Gosrle'e hlidge, to cover
the enluing se -son, at zol. the season, and 9]. the leap; the man
to be paid when the mares are taken awzty hood pasiurage for t
num, a'nd entertainmentfo- bemlcmcn's sc- came, gratiz, and glfltc
ssshlll betaken of the mares, but ] will not be znswerable for any that may
be lash—LATH is fifteen hands one inch high, strong and bony, agool
ba ; he who go't by Sbrptw'ss Crab. fire of Mr. Veruan's Sbepbenitfl, the
besiz mare in England; the Dukeos Dwoxshire's ecleb- a'ed Fair), and many
other femotu raceu; &:prsz Crab wn : ver— excellent son of old Cut,
andout of the famous mshn'iugtou mare. thughter of Old Parents; his claim
was set by Lmb, the belt son of -he Gadolpbin Arabian, nnd out of Ram,
. daughter of the Bold GallA-wq, the ileetest horse (the DmushirtsiCbH
den 6!!va that ever ran overNe-wmarhtz h'u granclam by the'Tnme
Fpi Cbi :, great gramhm by Mdzltsx, on of a full sister to Hair!)
JGMp, son of the saddle! Bm'b; his great great great grandam was
: nalurlmeare. Thll horse in 1767, then four years old, won the
due guide: subscription lt Nm-market, beating Lad Ballingbroke's Tar
u] and seven other.; in 1768, he was ] vnded in Amtrim, a'nd that year
won the 50]. plete et Neewmarket nn Long ishnd, carrying weight so!
'I" in 1769, he won the jocky cictub purse of too I. at Philaddpbia, beat
ing'.thcn the befl running'horscs h'vm Maylaad, Us. in :770, he won
the hundred It the same phCe ; in 1771, be also won the hundred at Now
mrktt, and never was heat but once, when he ran out of conditidh,
otherwise it itsir thought he would have won easy. At Lath is descended
from the look uhtable blood in Eucland, including the Gedo si indited,
Chillen,014 cmz, Mahl'zss, the saddle! Barb. the BalJ allorwc], and
Old Pcflm; he may he jultly pronounced one of the best bred horses
tht ever was brought to Amim. Mldair'a blood wn in so great repute
though nineteen years old, : large price was pzid for him and emberked
sm- "(land: Lad} grindsire was own brother to Old Cadc, the fire of
[Wfl Maubm, Tent; Cadt, and many other high formed horsee.
(N) FRANCls soone.
MARK ANTHOctNY
WllsiL stand et my plantazion on Ell- mlrsh, nelr Hd'fu tm,
_ end will cover mnres the ensuing season, at :; dollm the leap,
o dollars the season, or 7 5 dolinrs to ensure. Good paRurlge die.
int not nccountahle for escapel. B. M'CULL K—
!":me 4, 1778. (lGH) ,
TWO si HUNDRFD DODLARS REWARD.
TO any person that will (it]ivel' to m - in thelower end of Bath"?
county, a midhe sized Vi'ginia boin nejrro fellow, who I!" ;
run away ten years, his n'nm. it- Ersi-si. X. alisss SUSTEX. I am infd'med
that he has passzd for a ; cem it and has tsitk- 1 the surname of Salt, and
goes sometimes by w ten; ! w .: tmd he wax .n Smitkfirpl last summer at
the huuse of Mr Hanyonl. H- is very th ni;-':t, talks thick, but had :
bad breaking out under one of hie— jaws, iii- tears vsiry visible when he
wentaway. He is about 19 ycsi'rs um. h-n '. . si- lips, aliesn countenlnce.
and was very tond'of phyin; upon the ti sstssz- - :re he lest me.
(.") AN A HONY W'INSTON