The Virginia Gazette du lieu suivant : Williamsburg, Virginia • Page 2

partne'rfliip JL and company, of Tork, being at an end, all perfons indebted ro them are requeued to fettle their accounts as foon as poifible, and thofe who cannot convenient ly difcharge their balances it is expected Will give bond for the fame. If any have demands againft: the partnership, they are tlefired to bring them in and they (hall be rrtd. (2) AUGUSTINE MOORE. Forty DOLLARS reward IpO delivering: to the commanding officer in Williamsburg the following deferters belonging to capt. Anderfon's company 5th of the regiment, or TEN DOLLAR tor each Henry Vicnerjon William Archer Cluvsrious Duke, and Jiffe Mteks.

Dickeron and Archer deferted from Ifflliamsburg a few days before the regiment marched for New Tork Duke and Meeks deferted from Trenton, New Jerfey. They are nowlurking in Hanover county, where they were enlifted, and, where they are Co well known thatany clcfcription is needlcft. v. 2 11 1 BENTLEV, Hfnt. EbERTEU iroiu captTT John Willis's, romnanv.

on heir march to the Earth ward, a fbldier by the name of Jos? Bryant, wharves in the upper end of jrcjtmorelahd, and frequently to be leen at mr, Benjamin Johnion's, ordinary, where ieVwas enliltcd He is a well made, man, 'with a dark (kinV and black hair, about 5 feet or 1 6 inches hieh had on when he deferted a dark hunting fliirt. Whoever 'will bring the faid Bryant to Frederickburg, and deliver him to capt. Willis, lhall receive TEN DOLLARS reward BEN, HOOMES, Heut. i Ten Dollars reward EOR John who enlilled under me as lieutenant of the icth battalion, and deferted from King William county. He an inhabitant of Gloucefi'er, about feet 10 inches high, his clothing I do not The above reward wilt be thankfully given to any perfon who delivers the fud Tavbr to his comiindtng officer in Williamsburg 7 2j Henry Qu arlks, heut.

23d'inltant wjii oc XUbld, to the higheft: bidder, for ready money oppolite to mr French's (lore in Petersburg fundry articles of houfehold furniture, ampngft which are curtain and 'other beds, well furnifhed with blankets, the property of feveral gentlemen who are going to leave the country; alfo variety of wearing appirel, a high blooded mare with foal by Ofcar, with fundry other heroes, two calks of fine old' Lisbon wine, and many articles too tedious to mention. 2 1 To be LET for one year or a term of years, IHE plantation whereon I lately lived, 1L fix miles from Richmond to vvn Whereon is a dwtlling houfi; with three rooms below and three above, a granary 32 feet by 16, with a liable the fimelength, stnd other convenient houfes, alfba garden. It is well adapted for 'publick bufinefs, as the mjor partof commerce from the back country pafTes by to Richmond, Alfo fe veral houfes in the town of Richmond, with the lots well paled in Hie whole may be entered on immediately. it a (j o.IV1UL.Lj UUVAL, JIII1. I have feveral hundred weight of ACON for fale.

CLD PARTNER, that noted lull blooded horfe, in high perfedioii, jrands at my houfe near Swan's Point, in Surry county, and will cover mares at four dollars the leap, and ten dollars the feafon. Grod pafturage gratis, but will not be anfvverable for any that may be millings Partner is fo known that it is njeedlefs to mention his pedigree. AV JOHN II. COCKE. fcuruv ixiurcti 1 1777, Willi am iburg April 1 0 1777 li creditors having twice failed 10 mikmfi ed a for A L.

dairy, ftable, two barns, prize Ijoufe, two OST or STOt EN, a EI I F. EP, at Jb CLOAK, hut Utile the work hr ear. 1V1 meet agreeable to the requeft cf my ill give FIVE i OUNDS to anyr on ti uliees, I again entreat, their attendance who delivers to me, double iw tviuiamjDurgyOhinc 1 jrnoay 01 iHuci, a confidcrable fum of money, and bonds, being lodged to pay creditors who acceded to my deed of truit. 1 1 1 1 I .1 For A L. Thenotci high bred horje LONUmTr OTANDfmy houfe this feafon, kj wiicovcr marts at i cs.

the IcaD Any oaianccs aoove tnc money anu uuuua r. icip ()r lodged will be paid in to the trullees hands 4he lcaron Good pallurae gratis in a few rnonths. lld Jhc.catcfl care taken of ihe mar PHILIP TOHNSON. but 1 wl11 1101 be anfwerable for anV thai 1. i.

rt i uuy away. wnjaaie was got fcy i ypZy Roger, out of a bay mare' bought of CEVEN hundred and thirty three acres fir John Ramfden barontt late lorri 0 of exceeding' pood tobacco land in the LonTddle'i i he was rot bv' Mnnl tl upper end of Brunjwtck county, with a dam by lord Lonfdaleh Blqck Arabian well fiuiflied dwelling houfe 26 by 28 her grandam bydord Lonjdalth Boy Ax I barn, aird pther houfes neceflary for the bian, her great grandam by Conty Skitii receptionof a family, alfo a tolerable good her great great grandam by Dobworth griftmill. There are upwards of 70 acres out of the younger of the two royal marcs fawn with wheat and oats, and cleared boupjn or mr. Darcv hv tli. iwa u.a ground fufficient to work 4 or hands to Lonjdale.

Mr. Darcy was matter of the advantage. may be entered upon imme horfe tokinfr William. diately, or next Chriftmas, Ca(h, or young negroes, will betaken in payment. The terrm may be" known of the fubferiber, on the premifts.

2 BENJAMIN HICKS. JOHN Charles City, April 1777, RU aw ay lalt September, trom the fubferiber, living upon Aow' Fredericksbujig, April 777 3 aoove me town ot Feterjl rHEgentlemcn whopurchafed negr(5es (rirgmla born.ncgro wtnch named of me on the 19th oJune arc JLNNY, who carried with her a child hereby ndtined, that their bonds have been named 1 he wench was very big due for forae Ume part, and it is expeded child when flie went away, is about that payment will be immediately made to 2S years old, near 5 feet 2 inches and col BurwellBaffhlt of New Kent, wh6 is a ycllow complexion. She carried with duly authorifed to receive the fame his hr a firccn IniUloou gown, a pale blui fitter and brothers being exceedingly anxi daranu qu It much worn, a white Virginia ous for their dividend and the fnuaiion of cl cottn coat and waiftcoat, coat and his affairs not admitting of any longer de waiftcoat ftrmcd with copperas and blue, lay. Thofe who fail complying with this vriuu, cnecKeu wim Diue. 'Ih mod reafonable rcqueft" may be alTured, Jjetwen two and three years old, 11 that, as loon as the courts ol jultice are opened, an attorney will be employed to commence fuits againft every delinquent.

4l WILLIAM DAWSON. corn houfes, and a cider houfe, alfo very UN away, on Sunday the 16th of this good apple and peach orchards, and con inftant, a very dark fervant mulatto vcnient to hfli and oyllers. Likewife the uian named GEORGE COOK, about 26 la nd adjoining to the above, whereou years of age, and is bound till he arrives George Hundley, deceafed, formerly lived, to 31 years. He is a Ijkcly (lout made on the head ol Milford Haven, containing fellow, and fometimes puts on a modeft 177 acres, whereon is a large dwelling look when (poke to; he is clothed in home houfe, with brick gable ends and chimnies, fpun woollen and linen. My negroes tell and underpinned four rooms below flairs nie he fome time ago applied to a rccruit and two above, with fire places, and a ing officer to enliftas a foldier, expeding' large brick cellar under it, a kitchen, the ctuntry would frtehim from his mailer, quarter, dairy, fmokehoufe, liable, and I hope none of thofe gentlemen will en two barns, with good apple orchards, and courage him after feeing this, but if he convenient to fi(h and oyfters.

For terms fhould endeavour to impofe on any of ers. For'SALE at bull Hill, ABEI11VIU DA built SLOOP 6 years old, well found, and a remarkable faft failer. For terms apply to Henry Batte or to Ihcmis Morgan, I'D UN awav from Blandfield in the 1 1 is ui a yenuwer complexion mat its mothtr; and clothed like her. As flic generally goes well drefTed, I cxped flie will alur her name and the and endeavour to pafs as a free woman. Any perfon that ...111 I I 1 A TRACT of LAND in Glcucefler '2 iZ me A county, Kmlion when containinK i6oacres byoIdfurvey.wUh tCi welling houle.

Quarter, fmokehoufe. ft 11 2H ALLEN FREEMAN. aji iu lijc luoicnoers mjtmeim county, them, by pretending to be a freeman, I who will difpofe of both trads itogcthcr, beg they will put him into the contt ablc'i or ftparate, as niay beftfuit the purchaf hands and fend him home to me in Culteber. GEO. HUNDLEY.

I will give 40s. reward to any perfon who JOHN HUNDLEY, apprehends him and brings him home, belide8 what the law allows. WlLLtAM KNOX. iv a xtLu nom tne upper ei of Buckingham, the firft of January laft, a bright bay horfe aboutirfeer8 inches high, with dark feet, mane, and tail, XV. county of a neroman named onie white hairs on his back, paces and JOHN TWOPENCE, fquare and well trots and branded on the buttock D.

fet, about 5 leet 5 or 6 inches high, 40 has alongbrilk walk, is ofa thin make, years of age, of a yellowiih 'complexion, nis mane is cut where the bridle goes, and a good countenance, and very fenlible be will not ftand by his bridle well. He and plaufible in his difcourfs. He has was cen to hy Buckingham courthoufe, carried with h'm, it is prefumed, a blue and made down the country. VVhoevcr feaniDiight waiftcoat with white metal" brings the faid horfe to me in Mecklenburg buttons, and fundry, other fuch things as county, near Lunenburg old courthoufe, lieoroes are nfnnllv rlntlirvl in Krir fhall have 43s. reward anrl ifintfllip'ence 7 'w 1 7 delivers him to me.

at RbirM'sIA MU be Mven. fo that I fret him ao ain. I will u'uii ry 1 a 1 receive 40s. reward, befides what the law give 205, reward. allows.

ROBERT BEVE11LEY. 2" BASIL WAGSTAf 1 1 I.