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/\ Ectifci 3 iad+oo fcrei, ‘Stuated on *Vannah
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VOyr named jtmmf, wll Enown abort town; he
J£&* wu itta.it Mrs. Parker’s pisntnotW on Sun
jm dsyM. Whoever .fe up tMfiMNegwe,
and de.ivcrs him to me, stall racuve live
£lUogs reward* ♦ JOHN PERRINS.
V 1)0 hereby knowldge,Tbtttht? words ‘ l ifl*<ivir-
I trntlr dror p~dto the prejudice of the charters of
Arthur Carney, phmter* mid William Baker, carpenter,
refce&to their being pn+y to, 4f cowferßs*m clan
deftiady * conveying awav borfes ftelA the northward, is
without proper foundation, and-thaM never knew any
thine djftoneft in cither of them.—Witneftmy hand, this
24th July, rjifrti , ‘ , ‘IDIW. HOBBS,
TSt. Join’s Fanft. ■ - ‘ ,
TO BE Ohl), .
A PLANTATION* fi|b*Je j|p Saranuah .rifv con
/V tuning 95T acres of land* of which 850 acres is vr
Ramp, watered'fcy spring tides, and about co acres of it
cleared; thfc other 100 atfres is exceeding good High land, is
chiefly cleared, and has i good dwelliug-houfe* thereon.—
The iwsmp abounds with a large quantity of v<*ry valuable
crprefs, fit either for facing ©r making of (bin cries, very
convenient to a market, being about 14 miles Mutant from
Savannah by land or water.—For further particulars enquire
of either of the fubicribers at Savannah.
i JAMES HABERSHAM,
LEWIS JOHNSON,
„ : JOHN GRAHAM,
Tv be Jold, bn baturaej the Oth day of A gujt nex{, Jor ready
money , at the Watch-houft in Savatmab , t
A TRACT of TWO HUNDRED of LAND
in St. Andrew’s parish, butting aud bounding foth
weit oh land df David Miller on SapeUo r;vep, the proper
ty oFMr. John M'Jatcfr of St. Andrew's parifr, and feixed
©n executen by • ~
July 4, 1763. . MATT. ROCHE, Brov. Mar,
Cj<c oje dfc<sjpofr6Qpc%ptiQpcfcofyL£^
/. Small parcel of healthy NEW NEGROES to,be
J\ fold by GEORGE BAILLIE and Cos,
RUN* AW AY* worn tfiTfublcribvr, about fix months
ago, a NEGRO FELLOW called Cyrusi he isaihort
thick and well set fellow, country born, and talk* good*
freaks low, and is about 24 ox 25, years of
age.—Alio, about four months ago, another NEGRO
FELLOW named Cep; he is a tall and llim young fellow, -
very much pitted with the small pc*, be is alio country
born, and speaks good Englifr.—Thefe two are supposed to
be gone up towards Augusta, as Cyrus was seen and in
tuftody near that place, and as the other was taken up there’
Iffl year.—Alfi>, another NEGRO FELLOW
} c is a little fellow, and speaks but very indifierent English,
if of the Angola country; be is fuppqied to be lurking near
Savannah, as he hal been taken near that place fcveral times
before.—Whoever beings thefenegroes, er any of them,
to the fob&tiber at his plantation, or to Mr. George Bail
ee merchant in Savannah, frail be fufrciently rewarded,
according to the tfoMc Anef have been at, and all legal
charges paid; and if he can find that they, nr any of them,
has been harboured or kept in secret by any person fcr per- *
fens whatever, be will pvofccate him or them to the utmost
of his power; and any perion frail be well’ rewarded that
cin give certain inf&tmation by whom they or any of them
have been so harboured or fee reted. -
Mfitrtm-Ualiy mar Savannah, DA. DOUG LASS.
utbj*b> 1763.
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AV APPRENTICE to the PRINTING BUSINESS.
k Enquire of the printer.
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SAYAN NA H : Printed by James Johnston, at the Printing-Office in Brighton-
i treet > whcr< : Advertisements, Letters cf Intelligence, and Subscriptions for this.
Paper, are taken m* r
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fuhfcrihep aldtft to leitclhis province Jn m
: Jt to**** P* 9 * to all perions indebted
Arthtur and company, that there, is an abfolutu
Vce%y for immediate payment of their refpeaive debts
jSf will aifpofe of fix vaIuabkTRACTSofLAND upon
veix moderate tjerms, containing 4750 acres, viq.
One trad situate on North Newport river, about four
nOkafromSunbary, containing 900 aeres, 406 of which are
gqod swamp, with a fine reserve of water, a good dwellings
hottfe thereon, and. 80 acres of the high land cleared.
Another trad of acres, on a.navigable creek, within
one mile of Sunbury, %ood for indico and rice, about 90
acres of the high land cleared; and a dwelling-houie there
on, pleafeutly. situated. *
< 80a acres on 801 l Town swamp, feur miles from a land
;
*. 900 acre# on Newport ftramp, fix miles from a landing.
* 500 acres pa said swamp, seven miles from a landing.
. 1 300 acres in St. Andrew's parifli, two miles from a land
mg. \
. Tfcefe feur lase trade-are ptincipally rice land; and efleem
edinferxor to none in this province, having great conveni
ency for back wfiter.
- Enquim of Mefirs. lames Read and company in Savan
**£>** sunbuiy of FRANCIS ARTHUR.
* Whfr bar ferend town lots in Sunbury, feme with im
provements, ljjcewife to dispose of.*
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TO fi g g q jp
A Valuable PLANTATION, situate upoii the point
Between South and North Newhbit rivers,
mg 1 zoo acres pf land; exceeding gooa in quality fer corn,
ijcfi, and indico, with a large quantity of feeding marfr in
front, fufHcient to maintain a cunfiderable number of
cattle,, horses, mid other ftock,’ very easy to be iqclofed by
a frort fence,.about too acres cleared and within fence,
wi h a good hew framed barn, overfeeds house,, and
houses. Any perfen inclining to purchase may.
r JONATHAN BRYAIfr:
WH ERE AS the copartner ship of Melfrs. Grahams ancf
Mofiman hath fosig since been'expired, and it be
ieg necefTary to close tire affairs of that copartner ft ip ay
Jpeediiy as poffibie, therefore all persons indebted
ekher by bond; note, or upon account, are requefied tb’
pay the fame to the fubferiber, on or before.the 25 th d2y of
Awguft next, other wife they must exped to be sued without
diftinfeton by JAMES • GX.
‘ JUST IMPO R r E D,
la the Jloop T<wo FnerJs , Lawrence Farrell , from Ncw-Tcrl,
£ RESH flour, frip, water, and butter bread, rum, cho
colate, soap, a few barrels of cordials, white \yir.e
egar, linseed oil, a few hogfteads of choice Bourdeaux
claret, and a few barrels ot bCerand cyder, t be fold very
, b y. . ALEXANDER FVFFE and Cos.
They have al/o imported, in the Indian Ling, Baker,Jroir. Brijiol,
An aflbrtment of naiis, beeu and cyder in hampers; and
from St. Chriflophcts, a few hogfteads of rum, w hich they
will dispose of on the moft reasonable terms.
RUN AWAY, aNEGROE FELLCkW called Francois,
used to the sea, is an aitfu|plaufible feiiow', and may
attempt to pass for free. All inafters of vcfTels are hereby
cautioned against carrying the said ncgrcc rfi the pro\ incc;
and whoever brings him to the fublcriber, or to the jail
keeper in Savannah, ftali have a reward of twenty (hillings
* GREY ELLIOTT.
Who desires all persons who have demands on the late
Lancelot- Lawrance, or the lchooner Sally, to bring them
in properly attested.
Strayed into Mr. William Elliot’s plantation on Little Ogee lee,
J'ome time in August laji ,
A Bay HORS E, about 13 hands high, with a small
white spot in his forehead, and branded on the right
fhouldcr thus Whoever owns the said horse, may have
him, by proving his property, and paying reasonable char-
DAVID HUGUINEN.