Williamsburg, February 4. Mrs. Compton, Wife of Capt. Compton, Commander of His Majesty’s Ship the Sea-horse, was lately deliver’d of a Daughter, as his House, in Gloucester.
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Arriv’d, in York River, since our last, the Ship Staunton, Capt. -------- Charnock, from London, belonging to Messieurs Cary and Company, full of Goods.
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Williamsburg, January 21, 1736. To all Gentlemen and others, who are desirous to ship their Tobacco to London, for an early Market, That the Ship Moseley, John Head, Master, is now come round from Elizabeth River, into York River, to take in Tobacco on Freight, at the usual Rate. She is a new Ship, with new-Rigging, Sails, Anchors, and Cables, and will carry about 400 Hogsheads: And for encouraging a quick Dispatch, Liberty of Consignment will be given to all Persons, to ship their Tobacco to whom they please, in London.
The Master above-mentioned, will give his Attendance at the County Courts, to receive Orders for Tobacco.
