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mhal’s Sales. fold, at the Courthmife in on’ h day rif April next, between the hours c*F k, A Traft of Land, containing 400 acres, county, on the Beaver Dams, formerly Solomon Thompson, bounded nortlicnfterly Bennett ind vacant lands at the time, of _ , heafttrlyby land of ’Thomas Colfon, Auer sides by vacant land; another Tratft in Lid , containing 300 acres, bounce! fouthcafterly by f John Crdiam, Esq. southwesterly by land of TIIO - wefterfy by Brier Creek, and on all other ti* Vacant land at the time of survey, originally i£ to ’ Mordecai Sl eftall; ftifced as the property of decai Sheftall, deccafccl, to fatisfy atr execution in jHtof Levi Hollinfworth, said property being mortgaged J&Cun his claim. tt BOWEN, Marital. |BK avattnah, Februar 8, ‘1798. £U be fold, at the Court f>oUfi in Savannah, on the ih)b day of Abr il next , between ‘the hours of X and II o'clock, pi .the following-TRACTS OF LAND, lUvkd on under an extortion, David MUredie versus lames Greenhow, furvivijig Cop&rtner of Greenhow and :# Telfair, and Owen Owens, fiiVyivirig Cdpartper of Owens i,nd Thorifon: All that tra&, containing 800 acres, fitu r b*ed and being in Wilkes cctuhty, bcunded northeasterly Tty vacant and ttabbet’s land, northweflerly by M‘Cltllan’B jnd, southwesterly by lands of Thomas Glafcock, and on “• other fulcs by vacant lands. All* that trad, containing i Xr2lc.rt' s, situated and being in Effingham county,bounded / fjStlierh by lands of John Cable, Godlib Staley, Frederic Hetvenlline, and Jacob Suley, northeasterly by lands of Thomas Swygover and Christian Rabenhu.ft, northwest by lands of Georg#. Surges, and on every other fide by va cant land. All that trad, - situated in tlis diftrid of Aber corn, in Effingham county, containing 100 ; #es, bounded I weft partly by vacant lands and partly by Christian Ktidle- I fperger, east by John Cable and vacant land, and southerly by the lots of Abercorn. All that plantation or tract of . land in Effingham county, contaujing 300 acres, bounded ‘eaftwarJly by lands of John Cable, jGeorge Buff, and George Mackay, foutheafkrly- by Laithcr’s and vacant land, and on all other gyles'by vacant lands. - At the fame rime ana place, mil be fold, > SIX NEGROES, r As the property of James Greenhow, to fatisfy the afore faid execution. LIKEWISE, Five Hundred Acres of LAND, on Narrov^ Branch, in Effingham count)', a little alxtve Indian Bluff, oak land; and Four Hundred Acres in M‘lhtnfh county, on the Alatamaha river, tidefwynip of the firft quality)’ with fome high land adjoining; returned by the Executors as the property of John Monel fen. deceased; like wife, FIVE NEGROES, levied ou as the property of find John Morel; to fatisfy an execution of David Franks versus Executors of John Morel, deceased. < O. BovVen, Marihal. Savannah, 13 th March, 1798. TJItySHKRTFF’i’sALIi. ■ On Tuesday the ij[ day cf May next mil be fold, at the. Courtboufe in fran'klin. ward, between the hours cf X and lit o'clock , 37 Pieces Ranging Timber and Red OaK Braves, * Taken as the property of Timothy M‘Kinney. PETER S. LAFFITTE, s. c. s. Savannah, iGtb March, 1798. . T ThErTfF* sales. *On the firjl Tuesday in Jv/ltys next, will be fold, at the , Court houfc in the city of Savannah, The following PROPERTY, viz. ONE Traft of Land, contamipg 400 acres, in county, on Turtle riser, originally granted Georg- Ncodings; alio, One other Traft, containing 400 acres, in Ltd county, and on Lid rivyr, granted Ann Reger- ; t!uj above laud fcized and to be fold as the property of Mr. Roiwell King. • ; • . Alfa, at the fame time and place, will be fold, Two Ne groes, viz. Harry /and Fanny, Hm-d us the property oLCapt. lliomas Burke, leceafed. Five Negroes, viz. Sully, Aithc. Diana, Sally, and Alexander, to be fold as the prpperty.of Robert Mont) \ fort, Esq. decoafed. , R. Wall, s. c. c. Savannah, hlarcb 26, 1798, , SHERiMvV.SAt.tiS:>- ; • - On-Tuesday the if day *f May next, will bes id, at . th t Courtborf \h < tbe {ify"bf Savannah , ALL that *i ra£t of Lund, adjoririihg the east common, containing 10S acres of fii-ft quality rice land, and about 50 acres of Wghdand, * AI io, A-Honfe and Tot on laid eormdnn, fli fit i*peiitcif Row. I abovaj property seized as belonging to the Eftxte of Mr. John Peter Lan-re, deccafed. t -.■<•• Mfr, Ot fi we time and ffm, %:H hr fold, A Nrgm Boy, tbout iy yeafft of as the property of Major John Jenkins. ‘ March 29, 1798. -■ K. Wall, s. c. c. N OllC K. A LL ))Crfons arc parJcularly warned qraihft purchafi.^ , f|’ ‘ n^s or btliqr property, belonging tothe EiU'e ot John Rupert, deceaf and, f ro m any pSfon ,7 1 7-M a V V M>, V ; r I thereof is ftcured, bv U* thr farl Rupperr, to t\* flr •trfeof Mrs. hurnCy Soring life, and to her childxn after her deteale. ’ 7- ‘ AThx'hm Jri* Ewwcßa, J Ex€Cutore * Eebnsa'jJu, 1798. - SHERIFF# f^ALES. On .Tuesday the if da yaf MayncKt, at the Court hovfe itt fbe city of SiAriinah, will be fid, The folioxtyfo E A N D S, vz. 875 acres, grained fydoirv'n Pendleton, in county, on Great-Oatclxac river. 575 acres, granted Matthew ftuthing, in Montgomery county, on tlie o(on.*e rlri;r. 287 1-2 Acres, grafttcdN.jhanitl'fludfun, in fa:d county, and on (aid riytr. 575 acres, grantjjd Sealxirii joiles, in f.iid county, on tlie Alatamaha. 287 r-2 acres, granted Ilaac Razcr, in fai:l county, and on said river. ‘” 287 r-2 acres, granted William Thompson, in f.iid coun ty, id on (aid river.’ 287 1-2 acres, granted said Thompson, in fa:J county, and on said river. • - 287 1-2 acres, granted Jeremiah iV'gg, in said county, and on said river. 287 1-2 acres, granted Edward’ Boyd, in Lid county, and ors laid river. ‘ , 287 1-2 acres, granted Willianl Colfon, in said county* and on said YlVer. *287 1-2 acres, grahtc4 John Rice, In said county,'and Titid‘river. >- ‘f ’ . ’.’■fid Tlie above lands ar£'tol?e, lold as tlij*, piopcrty of Solo mon Pendleton,dcCeideJ) ariUpoiuted out by the defendant. March 28, 179& R. Wall, s. c. c. CsHERIFPs SALES* To be f'dd, on tbe f rjl Tuefdiy in 2lay next , at the. Courlboufe in\tvc county cf Screven, under execu tion., .y - j 1381 1-2 Adrcj; Land, including a good Saw Mill, 300 oCwliicl is fiift'quality.rice land; the mill is a good one, and works two saws; the dams are new and in extreme good order; the land is partly cleared, under fence; a good orchard on the premifts, and out buildings; to be fold as the property of Caleb and Daniel Howell, to fatisfy a judgment. Alfa, at {be fame time and place, will be fold, Another.Saw Mill and noo Acres Land; a good dwellinglioufe aud out buildings; and three Ne groes, Dick, Sylvia, Rod her child; to be fold as the pro perty of John Green len. the former purchaser not having complied with the conditions of a former tale. Terms calli at the time of tale. John Bryan, s. s. c. March 20, 1798. ’ \ Glynn County. NOTICE is hereby given, That, on the firft .day of May next, will be exposed to public fide, at tlie Town °f Bnmfwick, Tzvo Hundred and Fifty A errs of LdISD on the Commons nf said To :n> in lots not exceeding,fifty acres each; to be fi.dd by virtue of an Act of tire •General Assembly of the State of Geor gia. The cdniirtions wifi be made known on the day- of l’ale by * John Bvrnett, “l’ < . , Geo. Purvis, Mokes Burnett, >Cominifiioners. Richard Pkitciiard, j’ 7 •— — . John Piles, J December 31, 1797. F 0 R B A i. E, C H E A P, A valuable Tradt of Land, IYING on the River. Alatamaha, containing 450 A acres, the firft quality of oak and hickory land, boundetl southwesterly by the find river, by lands of Lachlan M‘Giflivr iy, and on ail other ,lides by lands vacant at the time of survey. For further particu lars inquire of ihe Printers. .December 15, 1797. ■” I ‘. n iif i c 1:. r fuhfcriber will attend at his Office, fronting tlie A South Common of oppollte the Cemetery, for the purpofc of collecting the.T'ax, for the year 1797, on Monday the I,9th of March instant, and from thence: till Thurlilay the :9th of April tTiefeafb r, from nine till -_two_oVlo?k on every day, Sundays.cxcepred; therefore it is hoped that all .periens coneerrKid wHI avail thur.felvcs accordingly, and prevent the dUagreeable attempt of en forcing the l iw. Alio, the fublcriTer is ready to receive the Returns of all period!) who have neglected to make the fame to the Receiver of ’Fax Returns for the year 1797 ; and they are hereby rcyuefted to attend at the Tax Colleiftor’s Olfice on or before the 19th day of April next, vrith their relpeTtlye n tui-n's; properly made oWt, and ths, arnogi\Lof tax extQjnd ed, othersyii.- ihey-ftyy '■■ct’tlreu'fiTves to’ the penalties of the hw;'which wtH iVentwletl according!\. March ity T 798. • ; ‘ >W. NORMKXT. p EkTlBbE viiiNT., I* E fouftigne pnvient It public, quo fc 19 de Mars, -4 1798, il tc tfounera a ion Bureau, fittie dans la com mune sud de Sayaimah, an face du C'unetiojrq, a I’eftet de receivpir les taxes pour l’annee 1797, etrpi’il ccntinuera de “ s*y trouver t;us Jes Jours depuis 9 huures du matin jufqu’a • 2 bcures.a{Rvs n>km jtdqiFhu +9 Avril proeSain- En eon fopH'm.e testes les. pei-fonnes qui out neglige .de faire la declaration dc la valuer de leur preprietes, conformelnent ala loi font in’ iles ale fawe.aufit tot.que jxjllible, pour e viter toutes posriurteset en payer les taxes dansJe terns ci ddTus preterit. .. W.* NORM ENT, CoHeAcqr des taxes PQjur le Conte de Chatham. N. B. ToutCs perfonnes qui ont.ajnene des Negres dans le cm\te de Chatham depuis Janvier 1796, jufqu’au 13 Mare 1798, Cut pour y etre vendus ou potty y former des “TfaNitfrnicnts, tnnwcquts de icttTcu (jdicleat dcelamtion et cn payer les droits ; uutrement ils feront immeiliatement > Ctifis conforraemciu ala. loi. . 7. A Mars 2;. A Copies or tne Fire Ordrn4nce and Patfd Law may be had of the Printers. . M \ NpT I C fe. T “T THERE AS deprcdiniousdiare teen com- V \ nsitted otutl $ Jflaad f Great V/uffiv, a great proucrtioii of the (lock killed and carried oft*-find the fhell ’ banks robbed, in order to prevent tlie future deftvuftion of their pro;x*rt/,- the Proprietors, in the maft'.potitive mfan ner, forbid all perfous from cartying dags on, or hunting oil that iihmd; and, to prevent thole .from running into an error who ns ay .think” they piay,continue to do so with hn punitv, they arc informed that tlie ilhnd'aod its depend encies i.-; now undeT tlie direction of Mr, James Adams, who lias 01 ders to kill every deg that he finds there, to whomsoever hekinginjr. T his, if ft-vere, is, indifpcnfably neceli’iry,” and vr .1 meet the coincidence, of* every candid mind, as it is utterly impossible to prevent ftotk from run ning. wild whoe there is a continual hunting and firing of glia ‘- Tlieyiilio forbid.all nerlbiis tiifchig flivlfs from their shell banks....without praniflioji firft obtained. All .thole ifetccjted ijj. of the above notice will be, svit!iout ; pfdfu,cnted to the utmost feveritv of the law. hlarcf 1 3, 1798. Yv aK OihFlLEoc 111 ky NI liiD N 1 AT ES, --'•iLtr. ijaduiity 17981. WIIRREASi fraiidt'hiiw'been pnaclifed ill obtaining warrants for Bounty -Lands, due to the Officers and Soldiers of-thl* Army, by the produc tion of forgfed iuftnmkntsj so check in future such impofi tjons, it has beers thmigbg advisable that all perfens having claims for Bounty Lands, whether ift their own right, as legal repre fricative, or by-virtue of any inftriniient or deed of transfer, be required to forward their refpeftive claims to the War Office, on Or before the firft day of January, 1799, in order that fucli claims may be duly-examined, adjusted, and determined ypon. c’ “t To fiibftantiate such ch im a strict cibfervance of the rules heretofore iffiied from the Win: Office will be indispensable; and, in addition to what is required by the said rules, the ’ certificate of the -acknowledgment of a deed or power of attorney tnuft all’o set forth the place of relklence and oc cupation of the claimant or perioh ‘making such acknow ledgment; and, when the'proof of peiToiial knowledge is by a w itnefs or witnesses, their place or places of residence mull beset forth in li e rominer. JAMES M‘HENRY, Secretary cf War. ■ iiN. DOIXXRS REWARD. JRUN AWAY from the fubferiber, A Negro Fellow , named TOM, but had anothet name, which I believe V ESAU; he is very black and like- V’ ?’■* 26 years of age, 5 feet 9 or ’ 1° inches high, very active and fen- L:—— JL-.'tt’T’ lible,.and well known both in Charles • . ton and Savannah, and on the roads leading to the above places. Any, pe.fon harboring him Uiall be dealt with to the'iitmoft’ rigor of the law ; and on delivering inm to me in Augusta, or in any gaol on the continent, fhalltytceive the above-reward, and all reason able charges, bv me. , C. DTSART. Li. B. He went off on the 17th of February, 1798. TEN DOLCARS REWARD; UN AWAY from the fiffiferibfer, _| V on tlie 17th February, Afmall zb ‘ Negro FcllOw, named AARON, 4 feet * f §yit>cl es high, of .a black complexion, and about 30’ yejirs of age. Any person . that will fcCUi'e the above Negro iii the -- - - g:>nl ip this city, or deliver him at Mon tekh • plantation, lliall have the above reward. ffio - ,\ Owen Owens. .Savaninth, March 8, . . ‘Fifty Dollars Reward RUN AW AY last night from the lubfcriber’s house, the following ity “*:L i Negroes Sharper, a ‘country bom j fellow, about 30 ’-ears of age, full 6 feet liigh, remarkably thick and ftroqg,, ’ • yelloivilh comple.'cjoni. ple ding ccuii ''T- ‘"l tenarice, fiieaks plain Englilh, walks very upright, commonly wears his hat inclined to the right tide of his head, excessively artful, and handy at any work. Nanny, his wife, a country born -wrench, about tlie fame age, 5 and an half feet high, black complexion, finiling countenance, very L aVy with child, fieaks plain Englilh, and commonly wears handkerchiefs tied about her Ifead and neck. ? Jet, her ‘child, 5 years of age; and John-, his brother* 2 and an half. They carried away their blankets, many articles cf dctl ing, and fonre provisions, TTrev were completely drtfied w ith hew suits of dark London brown bath coating. It is fuipcfled they have gone to Ibme of the Carolina neighboring plantations, where Sharperhas a great number of relations and acquaint- Aiyv ( perfoo tiiat will iecure them in the common gird of SaHffitali be entitled to .my warmest t! anks and the.ahcvi rdwandi EMANUEL RENGIL. Ntvnni’cb, January 4, 1798. r UP iu Savannah, A Negro Wench, who X calls Iredejf Hannah, and sometimes Kate, and ft vs it is two or tliree years lince file ran away from Ciiarleftdri, that, ftie* belonged to the widow of Thomas Smith,- but ‘believes that flic has been lince fold to fome person yi the country; the appears to be about 25 years old, ~ of raftieTß yellow complexion. Whoe'er file belongs to. may have her by apph ing To Matthew Motz, Keeper of the federal gaol, and paying charges of advertifihg, &c. Savannah , 3 atb Sept. 1797. * - _— ■■ BROUGHT’ to tlie Workhouse in Savannah, A Ne- ‘ gro Fellow,, named Buck , about 5 feet 6 inchesJ high, and about 40 years of age, (peaks very kid Englilbj fays he belongs to one Myer, in South Carolina. * Ncv. BOUGHT’ to the Workhouse in Savannah, A N*’ gro Fellow, who fays his name is Tompey, about ty Let 9 inches high, and about 35 years of age, fays he belonged to “Mr. J<dm Coxe, deceased. . , Jacob Theiss, Gaolri - . *%* All persons indebted to/the Piiuters hereof are requested to make payment.