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. GEORGIA, Marck 30*, v*\. . \\TUtr"u, by m infiujl uSt* tbt i*bdry'fth>, mjlanj W Marti, MOWTO of McMUttCrm>>fi, fmuUthad at tit plantation of John Mollttln, Efii n CBjltOg'- cbtt, tht neriiti cftbojnry naan, That Cr*wfi -waj Bait'd and murder'd by a <KgretjUlew nanud Sapto. the property \of the/aid Mr. MdlUg'y auhicbfaid Mgru bat made bn rfekpey Thfft are therefore to inform all per Jons thereof* acquainting them* that a reward <f l ive Pound* Sterling will be Mby the owner of thefaid negroe* to asy person orperjons who Jbeil apprehend the said negroe olive* and deliver him to the taper of the Ms* Savannah* or to any ferj/m who flail produce his head to me |W he indices of the peace for the farifl of Cbrtjl- Char eh , N. B. The said negroe is a middle fixedfifinw* has bis country marl on his left arm and breast * be ie well known at the plantati ons about Little Ogechee\ ‘ - Savannah, the 3 dMay* 1763. Whereas* by an inquejl taken the leythday of March lafl* on view of the body of one Alexander Crawford, found dead at the plantation of John MiUedgt* Efqnire* on Little Ogecbtt* the •verdid of the jury was , “ That the jaid Crawford Was fobbed ** and murdered by a ntgroe fellow* named Scipio* the property of 14 the said John Mdledgewhich said negroc * immediately after perpetrating (he said fad* made bis ejeape; and although a reward cf five pounds Starting was offered by the said John MiUedge for apprehending the said negroe , he hath not yet been taken ; and whereas it is of pnblkk utility that the said negroe flould he brought to juflice* therefore notice is hereby ‘ given, That, over and above the reyeard offered by the said John ‘MiUedge* a further reward of Ten Pounds Sterling will he paid by his Mayfly's Treasurer for this province , to any person or persons who flail apprehend tht Jaid negroe* and deli ver bm to the Piovefi- Marflai at Savannrh ; and if it flould happen that the feud negroe is killed in taking him , infuch cafl x on a proper certificate and proof thereof* the person or persons flail be entitled to a reward of Five Pounds Sterlings By order of his Excellency the Governor. NOBLE JONES Treasurer, *- - ■ - - ■ TO BE SOLD Available TRACT of LAND, containing 1000 acres, fttuatrd upon a navigable creek, leading from theri- Vcr Altamaha, the greater part river-swamp, the remainder very well timbered, oak and pine land. Enquire at Lady Hourtoun in Savannah for further particulars. T O BE SOLD NINE HUNDRED ACRES of LAND, seven hundred of which is good back swamp, very convenient for ciamming, about 14 miles from at the head of Auguftiue’s creek. Five hundred acres On a branch of Midway river two miles from the town of Sunbury. Five hundred acres on a branch of Newport river. Also, a traft of two hundred acres on Little Ogechee ri ver, nine miles from the town of Savannah. 5 {Jl*al h rl’' haadrcd acres of . tack fwaD, P ad j° ini "S Crsdit will be given for two third, of the pnrehafe money any realonable time, paying interest and giving good lecu iuY • The plats may be seen by applying to Mrs. Elizabeth I annatt in Savannah. MR. James Duckcr informs of a black horfc, with a blaze m his face, has one white foot, about 14 hands ofpfL° e n M: r nting fl,oulder £ and ° n the but - Mr. Richard Girardeau informs of a black horse, about der h N^ Sand 3 half hl 8 h ’ brandcd on the mounting (houl , Wh ° evcr claims the said strays, or either of them, may Tr he? Lr f tllC rcf P eaive informers, after proving their property before me JOHN ELLIOTT Street J A,t ' FS Johnston, at the Printing-Office in Brouglten- PapS are ti ’ Lc,Krs “ s and Stibfcriptions lor tins AIL persons Indebted to the estate of John Dere* Uv j Eiq; deceaied, are desired to make payment n f before the 20th day of September next, and ail tho’ c I7 r hswre any demands on the laid est ate, are ciefircd to Win ° their accompts, properly atteficd, to George Deic? j 6 * ecutor of the fifid John Devcaux, at his plantation Ogechee, or at the ferry on Great Ogechee river. WHEREAS it has become a cuitonWbr tra\ : dU~” pass and repafs through my plantation, and to lei! down my fences and bars; and whereas the small-nov c in Carolina, which I am greatly afraid may be to ray plantation by travelling people, noreafonable periW will be offended at my defining them to make use of the , k lick road. JOSEPH G.BBONs. * TO I) E S OLD, * A TRACT of LAND, containing 6co acres, f t f or • dico, rice, or corn, pleasantly fttuaxed upon the f oll /ii fide es Medway river, within three or four miles of the to * of Sunbury. Whoever inclines to purchase this traft r Un be informed of the conditions of sale by applying to “ LEWiS JOHNSON. . 1 .. . 1 .. m . ■ . *. n--- JOHN GRAHAM intending soon to depart this gives this publick notice, that he is ready to anfwii tnyfuit that may be brought against him, and to appear and give bail to any fummous thatfhall be iilued, anreeahL to an adt of Assembly of this province called the Attachment A 61. * He has to dispose of, two tracts of land, pleafmtly situate on Nofth Newport river, within eight miles of the town of Sunbury, adjoining each other, the one confuting of r co acres, about 40 of which are cleared, and the other of 700 acres; both are very suitable for rice and indico plantations and are well timbered with oak, of which a great m;av Haves may be made; each traft has above a mile front on the river, and will be fold together, or fepar-tely, and ere dit given if required. For further particulars enquire us Mefl'rs. Dunbar, Young and Simpson merchants in Sun. bury, in whose hands the plats may be seen, or Mr lamr. Graham in Savannah. I.ii.i I, .. , WHereas the fubferibers, as surviving copartners of the late Thomas Rafberry and company, arc under an absolute necessity of fettling the concerns of the said com. pany, and being determined to clofc their particu ar co. partnership affairs, new expired more than ten years finer, they therefo* request all persons indebted to Harris and Haberfham, or to the said Thomas Ralberry and company, to difeharge their respective debts before the 10th day#f jine next; and as they have too much reaf n to fay, that they have been great fufferers by their uncommon indulgence, no person, negleding to comply with their request, tan be of. fended at rheir making use of such means as the law pre* feribes to obtain their demands. • HARRIS and HABERSHAM. THE fubfc.iber intending fbon to depart this province gives notice, pursuant to the aft of the General As sembly, that he is ready to answer to any suit, and give bail to any writ or summons that ihall in the mean time be ifTued against him. And whereas several persons have for feme time past made a prattice of riding through the fubfcriber*s planted fielJ, as well as through his inclofed pasture, whereby he has fu stained ycr\ r considerable damage, he hereby gives notice, that he is determined for the future to profecutc every per son so offending without diftindiion to the utmost rigour of the law. He has to fell, a corner let in Broughton-ftrec; in Savan nah, kn ; wn by the number 3 in the firft tything Anfo* ward, adjoining east on the printing-office; and also ano ther lot, known by the number 5, adjoining weft On the said office. For further particulars enquire of the fublcribcr, or. William Russel, Esq; in Savannah. JAMES HABERSHAM.