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(even Imndrtd and mhcty-Tix, be, and the fume is hereby
repealed.
ht Council, February srb, 1798.
Faffed, JOf IN GLEN, Mayor.
Attefl. Thomas Pitt, c. r.
Marlhal’s Sales.
WILL be fold, at the Courthouse in Savannah, on
the 10th day of April next, between tlie hours of
X and II o’clock, A Traft of Land, containing 400 acres,
lying in Burke county, on the Beaver Dams, formerly
the property of Solomon Thompson, bounded northeallerly
by land of James Bennett and vacant lands at the time of
the survey, loutUcafterly by land of 1 homas Colfon, and
on all other lidcs by vacant land; another I rack in said
county, containing 300, acre's, bounded southeasterly by
land of John Graham, Esq. fmi’Wefterly by land of Tho
mas Frederick, westerly by Brier Creek, and on all other
Tides by vacant land at the time of survey, originally
granted to Mordecai Sheftall; Two Lots, with the Build
rings thereon, situated in Bronghto ) street, I leathcote tithing,
Decker ward, in the city of Sav-imrah; feused as the pro
perty of Mordecai Sheftall, decoded, to fatisiy an execu
tion in favor of Levi Hollinfwjrth, laid property being
mortgaged to secure his claim. Q. BOWEN, Marflial,
Savannah, February ft, i7 ( B*j
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Marlhal’s Sales.
Will be fold, at the in Savannah, on the
loth day of April next, Ffttypch the hours of X and
II o'clock, f
The followingTßACTS OF LAND,
Levied on under an. execution, David M‘Credie verf us
Tames Greenhow, jpirviving Copartner, of Greenhow and
Telfair,, and Owen Owens, surviving Copartner of Owens
* and Thomson: All that tra&, cqntainingSoo acres, situ
ated and being in Wilkes county, bounded northeallerly
by vacant and Babbet’s land, northweftcrly by M‘Clellan’s
land, southwesterly b)’ lands of Thomas Glafcock, and on
all other sides by vacant lands. AH that track, containing
650 acres, situated and being in Effingham county, bounded
foutberly by lands of John Cable, Godlib Staley, Frederic
Helvenftine, and Jacob Staley, northeaftcrly by lands ot
Thomas Swygovcr and Christian Rabenhurft, northwest
by lands of George Surges, and on every other fide by va
cant land. All that trad, situated in the diftriiSt of Aber
com, in Effingham county, containing 100 acres, bounded
weft partly by vacant hands and partly by Christian Riidle
fperger, east by John Cable and vacant land, and southerly
by the lots onAbercorn. All that plantation or trad of
land in Effingham county, containing 300 acres, bounded
eaftwardly by lands of John Cable, George Buffi, and
George Mackay, foutheallerly bv Laitner’s and vacant
land, and on all other sides by vacant lands.
At the fame time and place , mil be fold,
SIX NEGROES,
As the property of James Greenhow, to fatisfy the afore
faid execution.
LIKEWISE,
Five Hundred Acres of LAND, on Narrow
Branch, in Effingham county, a little above Indian Bluff,
oak land; and Four Hundred Acres in M‘lntolh county,
on the Alatamaha river, tide swamp of the firft quality,
with fome high land adjoining; returned by the'Executors
as the property of John Morel fen. deceased; likewise,
FIVE NEGROES, levied on as the property of said John
Morel; to fatisfy an execution of David Franks versus
Executors of John Moryl, deceased.
O. Bowen, Marflial.
Savannah, March, 1798.
WILL BE SOLD, on the full Tuesday in April n xt, at
Ihe Courth ufc in the city of Savannah, between the
hours of X ?nd 111 o’clock,
The following Tra<sls of Land,
tfken undf r execution as the property of Rogci Patkn Sjunders,
Esq. deceased, to fatisfy fuodiy executions: One Hal) ot De
mere’i Island, fituatc in the Alatamaha, < ontaining jco acres
of the fi ft quality of rice land. 650 Acres in Liberty county,
formeily the property of .William Jones, Esq. deceased, aud
late the re&dence of the said Roger Paiker Saundei, being a
body of vary valuable and highly cultivated rice land. 400
Acres dclcrih and or situate in laid county. 182 Acics in ditto.
350 Acres in and tto. eco Acres in ditto. A Moieiy of 39 Tr 61s
ot toeo acei s each in Frankhn couniy. PB7J Acrts m Wash
ington county. A Moicty-oi 375 Acre* iu Or cone county. 500
Atrcson Sapelo. 600 Acres m Sr. Andrew’, pa-ilh.
RICHARD WALL, 3. C. C.
Savannah, Ift February, 1798.
■ ‘ ’SHERIFF’S SALE.
ON the firft Tuesday in April next will be fold, at tlie
Courthouse iu the city of Savannah, the following
NEGROES, viz. Charles, Quafl-, Prince, Bolr, and Qua,
fuzed by virtue of an execution as the property of Edward
Davies, Esq. deceased.
RICHARD WALL, s. c. c.
Savannah, loth February, 1798. .
~
Will be fold, on the fit ji Tuesday in April next, the
J'ale to commence at X o'clock in the forenoon,
160 NEGROES* ,
Among whom are several traddfmtn, belonging to the Estate
, of Roger Parker Saunders, Eftj. tfeceafed.
I AUOFI3SO Acres of COTTpN LAND,
r Tll several tracts, at Mobley’s Ponds, in Burke county, to
U fold as the property of Samuel Elbert, Esq. deceased.
Alj 0 ,’ at the fame time and place, will be fold,
All that PIh.CE OF LAND,
Situate at Yamacraw, contaming about 20 acres of rice
Dttrl with the improvements thereon, formerly the property
of Moles Nunez, now seized and to he fold as belonging
to the Estate of Edward Dav its.
A HOUSE and HALF LOT
In the City .of Savannah, in Broughton-ftreet, containing
about 30 feet in front and 90 feet in depth, seized as the
property of Mr. John Gable.
Richard Wall, s. c. c.
• Savannah, March i, 1798.
SHERIFF’S sales.
On the frjl Tuesday in April next , nt till be fold, at
Riceborougb, between the bouts of X and lit o'clock,
by public outcry, _
The foiiowi’ g valuable LANDS in Liberty
\ County, viz.
400 acres, bounded north and northeast by lands cf the
Estate of Stevens and Estate of Sumner, eaftwardly by
lands of William Bacon and Thomas Young, and on ail
otlier sides by William Jones. 130 acres, bounded south
east by lands of the Estate of Thomas Quarterir/un fen. and
on all other sides by the said William Jones. 150 actes,
Ixiunded northwest by William Jones, and on all other
sides by lands vacant at tire time of survey. 250 acres,
bounded foiithweft and northwest by Joliah Powell and
Avidley Maxwell at the time of survey, northwest by
Thomas Carter, and on all other sides by vacant lands at
the time of fuivey. Aifo several other tracls, containing
in the whole 1320 acres, adjoining each other, bounded
weft by the Del’art, northwest by Irvine’s land, southwest
by lands of James and Jonathan Cochran, eaftwardly by
lands of Thomas Bacon, and on all other sides by tlie said
William Jones. All the above tracks contain in the whole
2250 acres; 440 of which are prime rice land. On the
premises are a good dwellinghoule, barn, and ether neces
sary out buildings, put up by Roger Parker Saunders, Esq.
of late years. 500 acres, bounded on all sides by vacant
land rft the time of survey, known by the name of tlie
Goose Pond Traft. Two lots in the town of Sunbury.
One Iqt at’North Newport, at present occupied by Meffirs.
Lanchefter and Limbert. Aifo 500 acres, more or less, in
Glynn cou'rity, bounded northeast by Charles. Weft, foutli
weft by Turtle river, northwest by Arthur Carney ’s land,
and eaftwardly by vacant land at the time of survey . Seiz
ed and taken under and by virtue of an execution as the
property of William Jones, Eiq. late of Liberty county,
deceased, at the suit of Edward Telfair, Esq.
At the fame time and place will be fold,
156 acres in Liberty county, adjoining lands to the
south formerly belonging to Nathaniel Saxton, to the east
lands of Stephen Cickinfon, northwardly lands of William
Peacock fen. weftwardly lands of Joint Ouartennan, within
three miles of Sunbury, originally Curveycd for Nathaniel
Bacon. Aifo a lot in the town of Sunbury, known in the
original plan of laid town by tlie number 112. 200 acres
in said county of Liberty, bounded on the weft by 7 William
Peacock, fouthwardly by lands of William Low, eaftwardly
bv lands of Thomas and Jonathan Bacon, within four miles
of Sunbury. Seized and taken under an execution as tlie
property of Nathaniel Bacon, Esq.
I.ikewife a traft of land in the said county of Liberty,
containing 100 acres, a very old survey, bounded on all
sides by lands vacant at the time of survey, but now joined
on tlie south and east by the Estate of Kill’s land, north
west by Benjamin Andrew, and northwest by the said Es
tate of Hill’s land, seized and taken under an execution as
the w property of Mr. Thomas E. Law,
JOHN JONES, s. l. c.
Riceborougb , 28 tb February , .1798.
Cl I Y SHERIFF’® SALE.
On Tuesday the I ft day cf May next will be fold, at
the Courthouse in Franklin ward, between the hours
cfX and 111 o’clock,
37 Pieces Ranging Timber and 3412 Red
Oak Staves,
Taken as the property of Timothy McKinney.
PETER S. LAFFITTE, s, c. s.
Savannah, 16 tb March, 1798.
_ SHERIFF’S SALES
To be fold, on the frjl’ Tuesday in May next, at the
Courthouse in the county of Screiien, under execu
tion, ~i — —- — z -
13 Si 1-2 Acres Land, including a pood Saw
Mill, 300 of which is firft quality rice land; the mill is a
good one, and works two laws; the dams are new and in
extreme good order; the land is partly cleared, under fence;
a good orchard on the premiles, and out buildings ; to be
fold as the property of Caleb and Daniel Howell, to fatisfy
a judgment. • .
Aifo, at the fame time and place, will be fold,
Another Saw Mill and 1100 Acris Land;
a good dwellinghoufe and out buildings; and three Ne-
Dick, Sylvia, and her child; to be fold as the pro
perty of John Green feti. the Former purchaser not having
complied with the Conditions of a former lale.
Terms cafli at the time of file.
John Bryan, s. s> c.
March 20, 1798.
Glynn County. *
NOTICE is hereby given, That, on the firft day of
Ma> next, will be exposed to public falc, at the
Town of Brunswick, _ v . .
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of L.IAD on
’ . Qytunws'of [aid Town,
in lots not exceeding fifty acres each; to be fold by virtue
of an A A of the General Alterably of the State of Geor
gia. The conditions wiii be made known on the day of
(ale by . •
John Burnett,
Geo. Purvis, I
Burnett, >Commiiikmers.
Richard Pritchard, j
John Piles, J
December 31, 1797.
O ric E.
ALL persons are particularly warned again!! purchasing
any Negroes, lands, or other property, belonging
to ti.e Estate of John Rupnert, deceased, from any {x 1 son
or persons whatsoever, as the whole thereof is fccured, bv
tlie will of tiie said John Ruppert, to the lble and separate
u'b of Mrs. Burney during lier life, and tu her children
after her deceale.
WiLLiAVt LewdenQ ‘
John Eppinger, j Executors.
February 21* 1798.
FOR SALE, CHEAP,”
A Valuable . Tra£t of Land,
LYING on the River Alatamaha, containing 450*
acres, the firft quality of oak and hickory land,
bounded IbutlTwefterly by the Faid nverTlTrJfQfwelteiTy by
lands of Lachlan M‘Gillivray, and on all other sides by
lands vacant at the tune of survey. For further particu
lars inquire of the FVintenn_ December 15, 1797 y
N'OTICE is hereby given, That John Cuningham,
late of Savannah, Merchant, who ha3 lately re
moved to Great Britain, did, on the fifth day of January
last, by deed of alignment, duly executed, transftr and
a High to the fubferiber, all mortgages, judgments, special
ties, hotes, books of account, and other evidences of debu
due to the said John Cuningham, and to John Cuningham
and Go. for the purpose of paying and l’atisfying a judg.
ment obtained in behalf of SimpfonauJ Davifon, of London,
Merchants, agajlxft the said John Cuningham, in the Cir
cuit Court of the vmtpd States for the Diftridk of Georgia,
in the terra of April 1796;. All persons - indebted to the
said John Cunmghanijjor John Cuningliam and Cos. are re
quested to make payment to the fubferiber before the firft
day of April next, at which time suits will be cpinmenced
indiferiminately agaiidt those who fail to complv with this
mjuifition. QR AW FORD DAVISON.
‘Dated January -15, 1798'. .
‘• • M- (‘ ‘-I £.?-v
\ LL demands againffi the. Estate of
j \ i John Hiarlpjrf late ‘of the county of Liberty, de
ceased, are .hereby tequefted.to deliver them in, properly
attested, on or before the firft day of May next, and those
who are anywilg mdebtfed to'the said Estate are requelled
to make payment without dehty, to.
ROBERT BARBERjI Administrator.
February x(r, 179#.
Pen ‘lkj ll a rsre w akd
RUN A WAY from the fubferiber,
I ."but had another name, which I believe
j was ESAU; he is very black and like
. |y, about 26 years of age, 5 feet 9 or
10 inches high, very active and fen-
fible, and well known both in Charles
ton and Savannah, and on the roads
leading to the above places. Any person harboring him
fliall be dealt with to the utmost rigor of the law ; and on
delivering him to me in Augusta, or in any gaol - on the
continent, fliall receive the above reward, and all reason
able charges, by me. C. DTSART.
N. B. He went off on the 17th of February , 1798.
Alum DOLLARS REWARD.
—:——: — i~w UN AWAY from the fubferiber,
IV on the 17th February, Afmall
Negro Fellow, named AARON, 4 feet
8 inches high, of .a black complexion,
and about 30 years of age. Any person
that will secure the above Negro in the
* gaol “in this city, or deliver him at Mcn
teith plantation, fliall have the above
reward. „ . . Owen Owens.
Savannah, March ft, 1798. \
Fifty Dollars Reward.
raj lu ITJ UN AWAY last night from the
I O V. JLv fubferiber’s house, the following
I g-JjX Negroes : Sharper, a country bom
ftflow? about 30 years of age, , full 6
. feet remarkably thick and strong,
~yettowilh complexion, -pleasing coun
y ~~~ tergmeg, speaks plain English, walks
very upright, commonly wears his hat
inclined to the right fide of his head, excessively artful,
and handy at any work. Nanny, ins wife, a countiy born
wench, about the fame age, - 5 and an half feet high, bWc
complexion, finding, countenance, very heavy with child,
speaks plain English, and commonly .wears, handkerchiefs
tied about her head and neck. Joe, her child, 5 years cf
age; and John, his brother, 2 and an half. They carried
away their blankets, many articles of clothing, and foire
provisions. They were completely drefied with new suits
of dark London brown..bath coating. It is fufpedled they
have gone to fome of .the Carolina neighboring plantations,
where Sliarper has a great number of relations and acquaint
ances. Any perjfon-that will secure th£m hi the common
gml of Savannah- fliall; be entitled to my warmest thanks
and the. above.reward— EMANUEL RENGIL.
Savannah , January 4, 1798. .y, . ■: ■. ■
r F" , AKEN IfR in- Savannah, A. Negro Wench, who
X calls herfiflf Hannah', and Kate, and
fays it is two .pr -three years since she ran away from
Chariefton, . that The belonged to tlie widow of Thomas
Smith, but believes that ftie has been since fold to feme
person in the country; ftie appears tb be about 25 years
old, of rather a yellow complexion. Whoever she belongs
to may have, her by. applying to Matthew Motz, Keeper
of the federal paying, charges of advertising, &c.
* Savansiahj 30^A^h0i.797. ’ * ‘ - - P
BROUGHT to die Workhouse in Savanhah, A Ne
gro Fellow, named Buck , about 5 feet 6 inches
high, and about 40 years of age, bad EngliiL
” fays he belongs to one Myfcr, in South Carolina.
Nov.wi, 1-797.” *’ ‘ Jacob Theiss, Gaoler.
BROUGHT to thlrWcrkhoiife, in-.Savamuih, A NA
gro. Fellow, whb .fays his name is Fempty 1
5 feet 9 and about 35 years of age, fays he
belonged to MrYJohn Ccixe, deceased.
T Jacob Theiss, Gaoler.^
r UP at the fubferiber’s plantation, Screven
X county, on the main road leading firm Sai'annaii
to Augusta, about the 17th May last, A BAY KORSE,
about 8 or 9 yearn old, one hind’white-foot, bl&ze
branded on tlie mounting shoulder 26, and on the nesi
buttock IN, trots and canters, about 14 hands
Augufi 29, 1797. STEPHEN PEARCE.
TO PRIN TE” RS. j
A few Demy Chafes for falc.
4 Inquire of the Printers.