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THE fobferiber intending to remove to Philadelphia, town of Savannah, one hundred ana twenty feet in nroott and ninety in depth;‘a good dwclfing-lfoufe and litchdr, SL. 7 oew &o fJ *dry g**, uS with a fire-place in it, large out-fterts, a stable and chair* house, with all other convenient out-houses new, a well oT very good water in the yard, a good garden with toany fruit-trees, vines, and ufcful roots, indofed with anew fence of cyprefe boards. Also fronting find lots, a wharf, 140 feet front, and 100 in depth, a crane-house on each end, two pits, blocks, fall, capfon and stage, foitable to heave down two veflels at once; a ftorehouft thereon, 50 feet long, and 45 feet wide, four stories high, divided into ten rooms* fufliaent to hold sooo barrels of rice; a machine to hois goods from the wharf into cither dory, or into the uppei one, where they are rolled through into dm town; two men are fofficient to hoist and ftoie a hog (head of nun; the hogfe is new, well built, and of good timber, the foundation krone and well made with brick. Also, A traa of land, 12 miles from town, and two frohi the river Savannah, containing fioo acres, 200 of which rice land, the rest very good pine. Another trad, fix miles from town, and two from the li ver Savannah, quantity 450 acres. Likewise, A trad on Ogechee river, has a fine bluff, con tains 250 acres, nearly divided between rice swamp and high Two years credit will be given for part of the purchase money. Jjjktobefiid, Anew schooner, burthen too barrels net, and draws but five and a half feet water; when loaded; a Hoop very well fitted that will carry 200 barrels rice; and a good chair aid chair horfc. * . ‘ ; JOSEPH WOOD. v TO BE S 6 LD, r A PLANTATION',’ situate on Savannah river, ctst* JrV taining 910 acres of land, of which 850 acres is river swamp, watered by spring tides, and about co acres of it cleared; the other too acres is exceeding good high land, js chiefly cleared, and has a good dwelling-house taercoo— The swamp abounds with a large quantity of very vafoatN* cypress, fit elfhcr for fa wing or making of flungles, very convenient to a market, bring about 14 miles distant from by land or water.—For further particulars enquire of either or the fubferibers at Savannah. ’ JAMES HABERSHAM, . LEWIS JOHNSON, • ’ JOHN GRAHAM. TO BEiSO LdT A TRACT of LAND, containing 600 acres, fit for i|. dido, rice, or corn, pleafaftdy situated upon the south fide of Medway river, within three or four miles cdfthe town of Sunbury. Whoever inclines to purchase this trad, may be informed of the conditions of sale by applying to \ LEWIS. JOHNSON. TO BESOL D, A Very fine ISLAND, plefantly situated on a navigable il creek, between Whitmalh, island and Augustine’s creek, near Half-Moon Bluff, very convenient for fiftiing consisting of 334 acre, of as good indko and com land as any m the province, very fuitaMe for railing of stock, on which there is a good run fit for flopping of water for indico; 20 acres are well fenced, and about 30 of the whole cleared Also, A small stock of cattle, consisting of about *3O head. 9 Any person inclinable to purciufc, any apply to , WILLIAM GIBBONS. THOMAS BENNET,U ofPonpon, died at my Plan ution a few days a>. HU relation, or creditor, may nave Jus horfc, watch, and other effeAi, by applying to Mard> 7, 176a. JOSEPH GIBBONS. ’ \ - SAVANNAH: Printed by James Johnston, at the Printing-Office in Broughton street, where Advertisements, Letters of Intelligence, and Subscriptions for this Paper, are taken in. ‘ - • r T-0 RESOLD, - very valuable PLANTATION on which the fubi I feriber now liVes at Jofephtown. lately bofleiTed bvl Patrick Mackay, Esq; which, foi goodswfs of the Hnd, aocp agreeable situation, is not inferior jtqapy upon the river Savannah.. It is 11 miles from Savannah by land or water. A reafonablc credit will be given for great part of the pur- * chafe money. For further particulars enquire of Gcorpe* Cuthbert, Esq; or HENRY KENNaN. r . “ W ANTE E>, \ * A. Yoke or two of strong OXEN, well broke for draught! /g Whoever has gdt any to dispose of may hear of a purl chafer, by applying to the printer. 1 V -- 1 - - ■ *■ ■• ■ ‘v .• ._ - losT'or Mislaid, A SMALL PACKET, direded to Mr. Jacob Spehcer, /\ and tq be left to the care of Mrs. Abigail Minis, in ’ doling a bond of Upwards Three Hundred and Twenty Founds, Carotin* Currency, frohi Mr.John Alveyto Jolhua Lockwood watch-maker in Charleftown. Whoever has found the fame, and will deliver it either to Mr. Lockwood in Charleftown, of to the fobferiber in Savannah, lhall have a Guinea reward, and no questions alked. WILLIAM WRIGHT. GEO R;G I A; March 30th, 1763.’ WHereasl by an inf*/ taken the zgtb day of this inf ant ‘March, on ‘View of fbe body of one Alexander Crawford , found dead at the plantation of John Mill edge, Esq; on IhiU Oge thee, the verdict of the jury was, That the fold Crawford was fiahhed And murdered by a ntgroefellow named Scipio, the property Os the fetid Afr. Mitiedge, which fetid hrgroe has made his ejeaps i Tbqfe ate therefore to inform allperfem thereof acquainting them, that a rtward of Five Pounds Sterling will he given, ly the owner oftb:fid negroe, toanyUrfon orptrjms who fall apprehend the fetid mgroe alive, and driver him to the keeper of the gaol in Savannah; and, in case be cannot betaken alive, Thirty Shil lings Sterling to any person who fallprodsue his head to one of the jufices ofthe peace for the pasif ofChrif •Church, N. B. The /aid negroe it a middle fated fellow, beu his country mark on his lefl artft and or oaf ; he is welt known at the plant at one about Untie Ogecbee, - ! ■ ■ RUN AW AY from try plantation near Savannah, about five or A fix weeks ago, NEGROE MAN, named Primsu, belonging to Jamel Skirving, Esq; ofPonpon. Whoever takes him up, and delivers him to me, lhall be rewarded. March 7, 1762. JOSEPH GIBBONS. —” ‘*” 1 ■ ■ ■ -——-—-— — - - 1 RUN AW A f from my plantation about eight dots ago, A TALL Negroe Wench named Jeanie, this country bom, and 1 peaks good Engiilh. Whoever delivers said Wench to me lhall have ten llitllings reward. . March sth, 1763. JOHN SACHEVEREL. - ■ ■ - . - - - * ALL perso ns having demands again ft the estate of Mr. A Edward Somerville, deceased, are desired to give in their accounts, properly attested, and those indebted to xhc laid estate to make immediate payment, to JOHN RAE, and } - THOMAS EATTON, j Exccutors •*” 1 1111 ■■ ■■ ■ ■■’ ■! 1 1 ■ A LL persons indebted to JOHNSON and WYLLY, Jl\ who have not come to a fettlcmeut with them lince December .17.61, are desired forthwith to fettle with them to their fetistaftion, othervvife their accompts will be put into the hands of an attorney at law, to be sued for without dinin&ioit. THE fobferiber being under a necefiity of bringing his affairs to a ipeedv fettlemenr, these are therefore to beg the favour of those indebted, to make immediate pay ment. Their compliance will be gratefully acknowledged b y WILLIAM W RIGHT.