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TO BE SOLD ij thMfiriltn, m fMdt/Ht, f**fih ‘** 17 tb day of May vcxt , if a fair day, if mt, ou the next fair dan after, at tbtbouje of Richard Baker on Nevrpart, m ft. Jehwe perijh, PART of the effete of George Godfrey, deceased, con* 9 filling of about 100 head of cattle, t parcel of Kories, ft cep, hogs, household goods, plantation tools, ice. Thefale to begin at 10 o'clock, and the conditions of the foie will that day. be ptibliihed by HSf w ’ “ 4 ! FOR LONDON, The Snow Midway Planter, Robert Stirling, Matter* Will be* round here in about ten days 5 hat ffSifcl2?Lisa£ the greatest part of her cargo in* ” ‘IMIKd w Ji - A Good CHAIR and HARNESS to be fold very reaso nably. fcor particulars enquire of 7 WILLIAM EWEN. 1 ■ 1 ,m * 11 “” “ ‘ r ~ r ~ n • THE fobferiber being about to depart this province, hereby gives notice, purfuaat to the aft of the Ge neral Amenably, that he is ready to answer any suit, and to vive bail to any writ or fummous that ihali in the mean time be ifitted again* him. JACOB SPENCER. TO BE SOLD, A TRACT of LAND, pieafiuitly situated and healthy, in Newington village, Chriff-Church pari ft, con taining five hundred and fifty acres, inferior to non t in the province, faitable for rioe, corn, or indico, with a great rrierve of back water, has a good dwelling-hoife, barn and out-houses, with many other conveniences; and u large quantity of mulberry trees foftcient to raise four or five hundred weight of cocoons; fifty acres of laid land is alrea dy cleared and under good fence fit for planting, and Igood pallure; likewise good sawing timber, plenty of cypress, white oak*, Sec. Sec. a very convenient carriage to town, being upon the br ad road, and only five miles dittancc; laid landjoins Me fir*. Joseph and William Gibbons. For far ther particulars apply to JOHN FRANCIS TRIBOUDETT, ADRIAN LOYER. THE Office of Rcgifter of Grants for Lands and Re ceiver of Quit-Rents, is removed to the hotife of James Houftoun, wEere all persons in,arrears for quit-rents are desired to pay the fame. All persons that have grants h rng m the Register’s Office are likewise desired to take them out. . JAMES HOCJSTOJJN. •■- - - TAKEN up in St. Matthew's parish, a cream coloured HORSE, branded on the near thigh with a crott, and on the mounting ihonlder TE in one. The owner may havs him, on proving his property; and paving charges, by applying to Nathaniel Miller in said pariih. THE fobferiber being under a necessity of bringing his affairs to a speedy fetdement, these are therefore to beg the favour of those indebted, to make immediate pay ment, Their compliance will be gratefully acknowledged *>y WILLIAM WRIGHT. W Xn TED, “ AN APPRENTICE to the PRINTING BUSINESS. Enquire of the printer. S w H L P ™.f by ! *T’ the Printing-Office in Broutbm ™ ’ ° f I “‘ e " i S““- ■“* Subscription. fcf thin *“f*H£high bred English HorsiV A LIA NY, t# . i hands and a half high, will cover mares this at my plantation near Savannah, at a guinea a leap, or three guineas for the feufont five guineas to insure that the n,su* lhall hold to the horft, if not, to be served gratis next year. Good care will be taken of all the marc* that (bail be fcnt! WiLI, lAM SMITH. N. J% The money to be font with the mans, and 2s. 6d. to the groom. - - -n- r- ■ (-■- r* ■ A Ll* persons indebted tp the elfete of George Godfrey, jFV late of Newport, deceafl, either by bond, not,;, © r otherwise, are desired tq discharge their refpeftive debts without further notice; and all persons having any demands on the (aid effete, are defired* by the full day of June next, to bring in their accounts, properly attested, to * BENJAMIN ANDREW,) . . . .. RICHARD BAKER, f A a*mniflraton, ——- r ■ ■ - ALL persons indebted to JOHNSON and WYLLY who have not come to a fcttlement with them lince ‘ December 1761, are desired forthwith to fettle with them to their fatismftion, otherwise their accorapts will bo put into the hands of an attorney at law, to be food for without difiinftion. 0 V 4 TO BE SOLD, A TRACT of LAND, containing 600 acres, fit for in* A <Eco, rice, or com, pleasantly iituated upon the south fide of Medway river, within three or four miles of the tow a of Sunbury. Whoever inclines to purchase this traft, may be Informed of die conditions of foie by applying to * ‘ LEWIS JOHNSON. TO BE SO. LD A PLANTATION, situate on Savannah river, con tainin|§(o acres of land, of which 850 acres is river swamp, watered by spring tides, and about 50 acre> of it cleared; the other 100 acres is exceeding good high land is chiefly cleared, and has a good dwelliug-houfe them)!, The In mp .bounds wilh *Urge quantSy of very vTa'bl cypress, fit either for sawing or making of shingles very convenient to a market, being about 14 miles dflfent from Savannah bv land or water.—For further particulars enquire of either of the subscribers at Savannah. JAMES HABERSHAM, , . * LEWIS JOHNSON, JOHN GRAHAM. TO BE SOLD, A Valuable TRACT of LAND, containing 1000 acres, situated upon a navigable creek, leading from the ri ver Altamaha, tlyt greater part river-fyamp, die remainder very well timbered, oak and pine land. Enquire at Lady Houftoun is Savannah for further particulars. TO BE SOLD TMH7R HUNDRED ACRES of LAND, 350 of which .MT *re rice land, well flocked with cypress, all near lard ing places, with all convenient improvements thereon, con filhng of a good dwelling-house with three brick chimuics, and a cellar and out-hou(e, very pleasantly situated upon a bluff on Savannah river, about 49 miles by water from t**?* L*M re ,s * ¥er X cony cnient barn rai fed upon an arti ficid hul near the landing. Aiy perfoa inclinable to pur chase, may apply to J. W. G. D’BRAtfM. TAKEN up and brought to 6avannah goal, on the joth dayof Oftoßer lad, aNEGROEMAN, who calls himlelf Abraham, and soys his mailer's name is Bake'-: He w a young ltkely follow, very black, about five feet ten in chcs high, and speaks but little EngUlh. It is probable that he belongs to fome gentleman in Carolina, as no per ion of that name tn this province owns him.