Rind's Virginia Gazette from Williamsburg, Virginia • Page 4

4 ft i ll i.1 r'l i 1 mm 7TV'' A Ml 4 xn Tab JtSaVTXl). nd entered on the ill day tfjitntrj next, ut vrnnv A. ruun river. Lbmln Ctfv, known by the name rtnirA YlA (Vvrral veil cf land contains jioacret, and nam an exceucnc range vu hogs, and a good place for filing tad fowling. Any ferf inclinable to become tenant my know' the ternu by applying ta ITHERE it hogfhead fcf tobacco infpeOcd tt Rocky Kuigi war CAU Ol IUHUU lliiwivv 7 JL houfe the 9th oSAzJ "uc book, number 1370, "a 0 1 SOLD, to the highefi 1769.

hr fLtUStdtb, and enured on ten pound, in caft, a filver ftock buckle, acft, ostlOSO, nett. If not claimed in fronTcry Ut, it fST Itilaw. 1 opthefaid tellow, SCOTT A note out. tinn and BACON. lS UN awjY tram the fuU I r.

the lft of IV three ferrtattnea. Ioiifm jia, a convift and tailor, the honourable George William Fairfax, ef quirt, on Monday the honourable lattfeat of the e.tb 61 of December next. Jl LL the genteel FURNITURE of two rooms, and KITCHEN FURNITURE, eight or ten HORSES, all hit ftock of HOGS, nndpart of hit CATTLE and SHEEP, together with the PLANTATION UTENSILS, "three WAGGONS, and fifty BARRELS of FISH. Purchafers of more than five pounds will have credit till the jcth day of Aurufi next, on giving bond, with approved fecurity, paying preienc incunioc.u, ikuic yuB, miies rrora Uuk jf'riet and Aattia. The foil is good for wheat or tobacco aod there may be got fume meadow oa the fame.

Six months credit will be given by Tut CHURCHWARDENS. YORK town, June 0, THE fubfcrlbers being very folicitous to comply with the will of their teftator. the lit HnnnnnkU to J32e cnem inown. Thomas Nitio, I Hugh NEtso, "Thou it Nf lsov, jun. Ro.

C. Nicholai. RUN awty from on ooaru a below JUWr Cr, taU, film, "hkoat nd wilton one under it, check Akt, turfuant onday Took out of my "che 1. of hand it'll. hrnarh t) vr Tj Lon d.

"Whonrtr wiu tanc ric county, near the L7 tie ereat rtol, Hull rewire Fl vi wuu bcTTft RlDLtY. A i 1 ti ha la 1iUt piHc vm A to the faid Place called and partly bounded by the Mw. rtTro, conaiPning about 14 kri bout oo Jg K.e. at a fmall yearly renu There it only stmut. fr Un ini hci Kl.h.

dark viCare. down look, and hat a fear ..1 littte rround deared thereon. It One llli.il piwuaLiun, hli upper lip had on a bUe broadcloth coat and jacket with metal yjj qymtity of ground wpon it, fit for improving into Uttoni, white fuftian breechea, and pinchbeck buckles. WitilAi mtiiow ni extremely well' watered and timbered. This land ia Booth, a convlft and failor, abour 5 feet or 6 inchethigh, hat a being only mile from Alexandria, i from wooden lej, which he endeayourt to hide with troufert, uputed witft, nmcr ut Mi from Ctlctefttr, andhw a merchant mill within lew the finallnox.

of dark complexion, and hat yery in dry cloatht with him. Pathcc Cikamib, an indented 'and tailor, about i year of axe. feet cor 6 inchet high, and had Lr I thanamileofiu Nrngstt ia a very publK place, and Bai. ror ferrant Ulan a aiUB wt iv. i tha of fate.

trade and wiblk houfe keeping. Dead will be executed on day There willalfobe fold, by the fid executori, for ready money, at public bearflcln coat, jacket, and breechet. Whoever taket up the faid or jg th ath of Jtnuary next, if fair, otherwife the next runawayi, and delivert them to me, In Dumfruh or fecurcs them fo the bte dwellinc plantation of the faid Ntwten Kart in that I jet them again, flull receive EICHTEEN DOLLARS reward; county, WtHTY very likely VIRGINIA born TAtbU up, near Great Jr fWiii to twarArriiwrf, an non grey mara colt, 4 feet a inchet higfi, neither docked or branded, Jiat 'white fpot on her left buttock, and a blaae iner face potted, and ap fryed to aJ. toa. Alfo a Torrel.

mare colt, 4 feet high, neither docked branded, Her left hind foot white, and has a blaae in her face. Ap fraifedtoal. () HARTWELL MACON. I pAKN up, in Amelia, a bay mare, about 10 or yeart old, between 4 feet 8 and inchet high, fwitch mane and tall, a ftar in her fortrf head, her near hind foot white, and a fmall part of her near fore foot, feveral faddle fpot on her back, and no perceivable brand. Potted, and appraifed to 11L Apply to the fubferiber in fr'tnet Gtorjt county.

0 JOHN THWEAT. TAK.EN up, in Halifax, on Sandy Crtei, a black tnare, about 4 feet A 6 inchea high, branded on the near buttock and on the near xhoulder in which fome white hairt art grown out, hai a half crop in her right ear a ftar in her forehead, fome faddle fpoa, a fliort tail, and hanging mane, trott indifferently, and appear! to be old. Appraifed to tl. THOMAS DIXON. a '1 v.t.

HE fubferiber IntenM ng for. fubferiber inten. ng for 0 BBtOMCXNC TO alt IITATt RICHARD LEE DAVID BOYD, Li Executor. HE death of Mr. Hugh M'Mtkin, late of Nnfilk, rendert it ab folutely nece(T ry that the bufinefs carried on by him there, by Mr.

Matthew Anderfo in Er Queen, end by Mr. Ckrfofbt, Pryor at Clmttficr courthoufe, be difcontin.ued. All perfoni, therefore, who are indebted forOaunp with either of thefe genriemen, on account of Meffieura Jtlm and company, of Clafgow, are earneftly re quefted to difcharge their refpeflive balanctt immediately. who have It not in their power to make payment will, it uexpefled, grant bond. Meffieurt Andtrfon and Pryor will give conftant attendance for that purpofe, who are authoriaed to receive ad grant difcharget.

The goodt on hand at King $ueen and Cloucejler courthoufe, amounting to about 1500L fterling, wiU be fold and the time of payment made as eafy to the purchafer the hardnefs of the time will admit of. At moft of thefe goods.weit imported hi fpring, they are frefli, look well, and are tolerably well aflbrted. There are likewife on hand a cargo ot goo, THE England, would be glad to difpole ot for the prefent feafon, juft imported ia the Buna, captain av the haufe he now lives in, with the lot and jother improvement. jy from Xndon, and Juno, captain from Glafgow, amountin amounting thereon', ntuation in tnt mou puoiic pan wo houfe well calculate for any bufinejEs. To any jeron Inclinable tou, a Durcnaier tne wui oe maoc my, on Ul leWn an annuity, a may beft fuit the 3 tuwnnu JmJI hnpartd, in tbt hp Jbifx frm London, andf tt joldiy tbtjub fcriber in illiamiburg, tn reajtnable ttru, GENTEEL afTortment of MILUNERY XACES, prejdat jfX SUITSf SILKS, JEWELLERY, and fundry other artidea, all in the neweft fafhion.

At I Jt neceflary to go for England In the fpring, it it hoped thofe ladies and gentiemen who have lavoured me with their order 1,. an have not difcharged them, will be kind enough to make payment at early at poffible, that I may be enabled to put my defigni in execution which will greatly add to the many obligations already conferred on their humble fcrvanti JANE CHARLTON. WILLIAMSBURG, November 0, 1774. BEING informed that feveral gentlemen who1 have been plealed to favour my fait fcheme by fubfcrlbing to 'the encouragement of it, decline paying their money till they can receive a proper affurance that the fait) jnake fiwllnot be engrtjffud by merchant, or others, who may in tnd to retail to the fubferibert of colony at an advanced price, that I ray give th inclinatiuna io make he fcheme as extenlively ufeful as "poffible, I do hereby oblige myfelf to conform to amy meafuret jpe aegttlaUn, that may be adopted to fecure a preference and preemption to them of what fait may be made at the intended works. Several gentlemen of credit have propofed a partnerfhip with me, in order toprofecute a plan with greater Weft, to a large extent but aot being able to advance any proportion of a common ilock, my admiffi on into partnerfhip cannot be expected on fuch termt as would enable me to maintain my family, nd draw a moderate profit to myfslf.

If the fubfcrlbers fhould approve pf imx entering into a partnerfhip, and applying their contributions as my part of the flock, I am perfuaded it would be the Jikelieft meant of expediting and carrying on the bufinefa with greater advantage to the community. However in this, as in every the.r meafurc, I flull'chearfully acquiece in their determination. JAMES TAIT. AUGUST 4, 1774, 7)URSUANT to a decree of the high court of chancery of Great Bri JC tain, the children of Jamet Heny, who was the nephew of Hugh fwy. Jate of the jewel office, in the tower of Lwdta, gentleman, who the lOtn Of aepremDer, 170c, na mc cnnarcn 01 cieanor ana Jane, filters of the faid Hugh Heny, deceafed, are peremptorily to come rn and claim their mares of the clear refidue of the peribnal eftate of the' Vid Hugh Heny, deceafed, before Tbomai Harris, efquire, one of the 'anallen of the laid court, at his chambers in Lintoln't Inn, London, be tr.

af.n oool." and nooL, fterline. For terms apply to Meilieura John Jobnfrn and Archibald Giva at Ptyt, Mr. Simon Frafer lr lanna, Mr. Matthew Andtrfon in JCmg Seen, ottj BENNETT BROWNE, Attorney in fail 6 Tor Mefirurt Jqhk M'Dowgtt. and comfany.

SUN away, about the middle of September, a negro fellow named JACK, about 35 years old, and about 5 feet 8'or 9 inches high, of one' eye, and is cloathed as negroes generally ate. TEN SH1L LI will be given to any perfon that will bring him to me, near f. II wav from the (ublaibcr. about the 10th ot April Ia.lt, a "PURSUANT toa If letter of attorney London, will be fold, at man oe entitled to ten per cent reward of 50I. when convicted.

mu JLV latto fellow named PETER BROWN, a painter by trade, but can do carpenter 1 he it 3 5 or 40 yeart of age, of a dark complexion, 5 feet or 9 Inchei high, flim made, hat a thin vifage, feveaai of hit upper foreteeth are out, is fond of finging, which he can do Very well, and it a remarkable fine whittler. The faid fellow hat frveral luits of cloatht, tiierefore I cannot defcribe hit drcft. He was fome yeart paft tried for a robbery, but obtained the governor's pardon, on fuftering on year imprifonment after that he wa fold to Mr. John Fox, ofClon tejier, with whom he lived one two years he then run away, and palled for a free man in the countiet of King WilTuim, Caroline and lid' now, where he was taken up and brought home. At he hat a wife at Mr.

Benjamin Hubbard1 1, it it likely he may be lurking in tha neighbourhood and at he was ralfed ia PtHrflvrg, jt. it probable he be about there. Whoever will take up the faid runaway, and deliver him tome, at Cfborne (hall receive FORTY SHILLINGS reward. All perioAS are forbid harbouring or carrying him out of the colony. PETERFIELD TRENT.

ccree of the honourable the general court, and by dca from colonel George Merctr, of Virginia, new in public auction, about ioo acres of A ft in the county of Loudoun, near tVcl't ordinarv. about 11 milet from Leeburg, 40 torn Alexandria, and 35 from bumfriet, on Potowmachf This land is well known by the defcription of die Bull Run Mountains, and it very fertile. Alfo 6500 acres on Sbanandoab river, in the county of Frederick, oppofite to Sn'uker't ordinary, and binding op the river about 7 milet. At this trad is part of a fumy, one of the firft in that part of the colony, its quality cannot be queltioned; it is well watered, will admit oft mills on land ftreamt, and others on the river. There are now in it 6 plantations, well improved for cropping, 1 10 flavei, and very large and choice ftockt of horfcs (fome of the dray breed) black cattle, hoga, and fheep, which, together with the crops of corn and wheat now growing (expected to be upwards of 2000 barrels, aod 5000 uhels) will be fold, on the premifes, on the 24th of Ntvember next, or next fair day.

The Loudoun landi will be fold at Wth' ordinary on the 21ft day of the fame month, and both trails laid off in lots to fuit every pur L. L.L.. a. 1 1 i who fee them fore the 25th day of March next; or, in default thereof, they will be chafer, may by applying to Mr. Francis Pevton, living near excluded the benefit of the 6id decree.

Three weeks bidder, at Belvoir, on PotoWmack river, the antere rrom tne aaie, 11 ic piuu.iy.ii imiuio noi oc uin aargea wnmn the Loudoun lands, and Mr. William Datvfen. who refidei on the Sbanan doab trad. Among the flavei ate 2 good blackfmiths, 2 carpenters, and an exceeding trufty and jkilful waggoner. The aged black cattle and grown hogi will be fattened for fiauajner.

Purchafen above 25I. will be allowed credit for '12 months, on giving bond and fecurity to the fubferibert, who will be prepared to make JOHN TAYLOE, tf GEORGE WASHINGTON. FIFTY NEW OUN YORK, July RE 7 774' A D. forty days after it becomes due. At the fame time and place will be rnno '5.

iut lented, to the higheft bidder, a fmall PLANTATION, for one year, iZ. 7 1 'Z V. nair of Jiine and two very fine FISHERIES, for a term of years; the MANSION HOUSE, OUT HOUSES, UARUIjN, OKLHAKUS, and PLANTATION, with a fufrkient quantity of LAND to fuit the tenant, will alfo be let for a term of years. Any perfon inclinable may rent the oVellinghoufe before the day of fale, and know the terms by applying to 5 FRANCIS WILLIS, junior. hannes, penny weight, to be delivered by him at Quebec, and as jvw lu.ub ui.

iifMiu.t iicic, wim ouier luipicious circum flancet, it is apprehended he it gone off with the money. He it a native of England, about 6 feet high, fwarthy complexion, very dark, keen eyei, and pitted with the fmallpox, of a (lender make, ftoops as he walks, talks rather flow, and hat fome fmall impediment in hit foeech. He lived fome time in Bqlon, from whence he removed to Quebec, afuming 7 he SOLD, purfutnt to an atl of afftmhly, en Monday the yb of De, 7 mercJlaul 0OtA PUcM i oe ifo once in trade ember next, being Prince William court day, at the' courthoufe, ii the 1" NtwafiUl "rgmia, and hat a brother fettled there. It it believed town of Dumfries, he went on board captain John F. Pruym, for Albany, and took with rpHE GLEBE LANDS of Dotdngen pariih, in the faid county, ad nim brown th of Whoever fe I ioinine WtRwxd, the feat of the reverend Mr.

lames Seat. tk. ia 01 nu roaJeKy thii continent on the fum recovered, ind the above Apply to Cufon and oVowof New Tori, Jofefb Wharton, junior, of Philadelphia, Robert Chrifie of Baltimore, jmnut vwjom ana company or rirgma, tobn Bondheld of Suehee, Me Wtab Bourne, ot tobn Kove, of BoSon. It 11 reouefted nf thnfi. may have feen this Jofepb Ihorp fince the 19th of Jun lail paft, or know any thing of the rout he has taken, that they convey the moll wrijr luciiigtnte wcrcor 10 any or tne above perlons, or Urtttnvood.

Rit William Nelfon, deflre that all perfoni who were indebted V' 'Sr orto Mr Rrt Ptefutt and company, at 11 mmfu ffe creek, frarweountTi the favour will be gratefully acknow I Plu Keo. All mailers ot veflels are forewarned from taking him off the pofllble. Thoie who have accounts open on his books, continent. 0 and who cannot immediately difcharge; the balances, NORFOLK, under 4, 1774. are deHrcd to give theti bonds.

This rcqueft is the PHE di.rta" rf thc LIGHTHOUSE are defirous to engage imine more neceflary, as moftbjf th legacies bequeathed hi WA of done fromC to tbe place whereon the liihthoufp to fir. the UlUtor are to oe paia nernng money, and he has and a half dirtance. I 1 HUiC directed teat tm younger ions xortunes man be placed out at intereft upon undoubted fecurities, 'fo foon as it can be done. Tnofe who have any demands are defaed .1 i 1 tf BASSETT MOSFipv WANTED for the lighthoufe directors eight feTonof hand ANCHORS, nearly a thoufand weight 1 Ann nrr. i.

jtnuu waviavr iucn ror laie are defired to maic mar terms icaown to the fubferiber in Norfolk BASSETT MOSELEY. 1 v. ik a 1 iau 1 rWt. 6 inchei rrAKW In SpryUia, a biy mate colt. 3 1 and an hlf high, Km Twitch toil.

iC. Ai Ber about4 (ctt 6 inchei high, buttock 0f and ii about or 4 yea.1 old. "it; ne be made Nc. ro fore kg. and PANKEY, courthoufe; onnwu.c, NOTICE i hereby glveo, that there now remaining In Waddy't warthoufe, in New Kent county, 'one hoghead of tobacco, the jnarlu, weight, and majcer't nam, at follow 'Utarki.

Ho. Ctofi. Vre. New. Mk' Kanvs.

F. W. xoi no So no Frauds Wilkinfm, Bcnrict, vr. roiw, rr unui( TnHVSn; Minor. rfTMli up.

In Wr bout4f iackjj hlth, about three yin old, and bra 5" polled, and appraifed to 71. branded on the near buttock t) JOSEPH ALlty. NINE hundred nd forty teres of valuable land, lying on both fides of Contrary River, in Looifa, with three plantations thereon, two of winch has fufucicnt houles for overfcers and negroes; the other is improved with all neceflary buildings, and orchards of all, kunds, fit for the reception of gentleman, the notify being; 'finilhed in the beft manner. Thii traA is well timberej and watered, lies within $2 miles of Frederick Iburg, and. At of Page's warehoufe; there are at leaft 400 acres of fow grounds, of the beft foil, joo of which are now to cut.

The three planotions are under good fences, and" in good ofderto work 11 one hands. Robert Jgem jne, John Mafley, and John Lam, are now pooa 'of the plantations, who will (hew the land to any perfon, nnrrriafc. and Maior Thomas Johnfon wilf agree with them for the price. The above traa is efteem ed the moft valuable in Louifa for growing corn, wheat; or tobacco, and fituated in the beft range for ftock of any below the great mountains tf 1 FOR SALE, AND VERY CHEAP. A PLANTATION in good order for cropping, none of the land having been deared above fix years, with all neceflary houfes, quite new, together with 1506 acres of exceeding rich land, the foil of which is fo good that it will bring large tobacco for five or fii years withr out dung.

I have made on this plantation above three thoufand pounds of tobacco per (bare. The place is very healthy, and has a fine range for flock. This land lie! in the lower end of Buckingham county, near to Appo mattox river, on each fide of Great Ducker's and Mayo creeks. Tobacco has been carried above this land near to Petersburg by water, and Iaft month, in the dry weather, two canoe loads of wheat were carried near to Peteriburg, and the canoes brought back; they were loaded but a little below this land. I make no doubt but Appomattox river will be foon cleared, and then the eipence of fending wheat, tobacco, will be trifling.

Any perfon inclinable to purcbafe will fee, by the produce of the land, that it is exceeding rich. I really do not know any better high Jand in the colony. This traft of land is well timbered, and has excellent water on it. I do not know a better place for a merchant mill than is on Pucker's creek. People are going much on railing wheat in thefe parts, and a good mill would be yery advantageous to the owner.

Alfo another tracl of Jand of 826 acres in Albemarle county, I believe about ten miles from the cpurthoufe, joining Mr. James Harris and the quarters of Mr. John Winfton. On this land is a fmall plantation, a good apple orchard, The land is good, and my price folow, that I am convinced any perfon who viewed either of the above trails 0 JacJ would nothefltate to give the price I (hall aflc. Neither of thefe trafis are under any incumbrance wbatfotrer.

A reasonable time of payment will be allowed. tf ANTHONY WINSTON, For A A I KAL I otiana, on cnanes river, iorc county, containing about 600 acres, part of whjch is marfh, that may be drained with very little cxpence. The fitu ation of this place is very convenient for a family, as it lies upon a river that abounds with oyfters and fine fifti, particularly (heepiheads; it is within 200 yards of a mill, and 2 miles of the church. My reafon for felling it is, my having bought a tracl of land more convenient to me. Whoever inclines to purchafe may know the terms by applying to the fubferiber, in York town.

THOMAS NELSON, junior. 0 RENTED. FlOM TSAK. TO YEA FO A TIIM 01 YSAAS, 0 1 THE beautiful feat of the honourable George William Fairfai, efquire, lying upon Potowmack river, ia Fairfax county, about 14 miles below Alexandria. The manfion houfe is of brick, two (lory high, with four convenient rooms and a large paflage upon the lower floor.

five rooms and a paflage on the fecond, and a fervanU hall and cellars below; convenient offices, ftables, and coach houfe, adjoining, as alfo a large and well furniflu ed garden, ftored with great variety of valuable fruits, in good order. Appertaining to the tracl on which thefe improvements are, and which contains near 2000 acres (furrounded, in a manner, hy navigable water) are feveral valuable fifheries, and a good deal of cleared land in different parts, which may be let altogether, or fepa rately, as fhall be found moft convenient. The terms maybe known of Colonel Waftington, who lives near the prdmifes, or of me, in Berkeley county, tf FRANCIS WILLIS, junior. FOR, SAL ABOUT twelve thoufand acres of exceeding rich TOBACCO LAND, in Amherft county, whereon are feveral plantations and improvements fufficient to work forty or fifty hands. There is on this land fgr fale a very valuable GRIST MILL, lately bult, with a none uam ana a pair or gooa LUJ UUWl.

STONES, which mill has two years pah got upwards of 100 barrels of toll corn, and js utuated on a never faisg ftream. The land will be ftewn by Wiiliani Womack, who lives at one of the plantations, and the prices of the land made known by him. One or two years credit will be allcwed, intereft being paid for the lecona year, and alio tor the hr, if the money is not paid agreeable to contrail. The land is to be laid off and furveyed by Colonel William Cabell, at the expence of the purchafer. Deeds will be made, upon bond and approved fecurity being given, either to Call, William Cabell, or thc fubferiber.

Six per cent, difcount will be allowed for ready of good merchants notes. If any perfon would chufe to exchange lands in the lower part of thc country, on or near fome navigable river, that are gotfd, it is more than probable we fliould agree. CARTER BRAXTON..