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The complaint* which were iranfmßtcd home from thit
province again ft our late Chic/ Jußice, Mr. Grover, to the
1,0 rd* of Trade, having been by their Lord (hips laid before
his Majeftv in Council, he was in conference thereof or
dered to be difmiflcd from his office of Chief juilice in
March tall.
Yesterday cm harked for New-York, the Honourable
James Habfxsham, F.fq; Prefidcnt of his Majelly 4 * Ho
nourable Council of this province.
The Susannah, Green, is arrived at Charleftown from
Bristol.
Saiup, For
Augufl 6, Tartan Honduras, John Oliver, Mnfquito shore
8, Sloop Two Friends, Lawrence Kami, St, Kitts
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TO BE SOLD,
On Saturday the loth day of Auyufl infant, at the Jfaicb-leufg
in Savann*ih, at tin u/ual hour,
SIX valuable neg roe men and three negroe girl*.—AUb to
be (old, at the koufeof Mr. Alexander MacKcithcn in
Savannah, on the (amc day, sundry hou&hold a
horse and chair, and a (ailing boat with all her proper
tackle.
Li k civile to be fold on the fame day, at the Watch-house,
Anew negroe young man.
And alja tn infold, at the JVatch-honft in Savannah, on Saturday
tin to tb day of St fa ember next,
A tnJQt of land, containing lour hundred acres, being
put pf an island fituatc in the river Alatamaha, in the p -
si(h of St. Andrew', bounded by the branches of the said fi
ver and Aligmtor-creek.
Another trad of land, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, situate in the parifti of St. Andrew, bounded on the
fopth-weft by a fait marsh, on the wed by land of Samuel
jSznith, and on the north by land vacant.
* A town lot, known by the number xo, in Tyrcocnd
tytlung, Derby ward, situate in Broughton-ftreet in the
towi of Savannah, whereon is a good dwelling-houle, kit
chen, (lore-room and liable.
The conditions of the sale are as follows: The land and
negroes payable the firft day of January next, giving ap
proved (ccurity; the house and lot in Savannah, houfeho.d
furniture, Ac. to be ready money; The whole the property
wf the (aid Mr. MacXeithen, nndfeized on execution by
MATT. HOC HE, Prov. Mar.
Savannah,
2th, i?6y.
To be fold at the Printing- Of.cc,
A fcw Copies of the following Ads of the Ge
neral Aflembly of this Province, viz,
AN Aft to prevent the dealing of horses and neat cattle,
and for the more effectual difeovery and punjftiment
oof fuck persons as (hall unlawfully brand, mark, or kill the
fame.
* An Afl for afeertaining the qualifications of jurors, and
for eftabl idling the method of balloting and summoning of
Jurors in the province of Georgia.
An Afl to prevent the bringing into and fpreadtngof con
tagious distempers in this province, and to oblige vcifels
j*oing out of any port within the fame, (irft to produce, for
‘that purpose, a paflport from the Governor or commander
in chief for the time being; sndalfo to prevent the har
bouring of lick sailors and others.
. An Ad for fubje&ing and making liable to attachment
the estate real and pcrfoual of absent debtors, in the custody
or power of any person or persons within this province.
An Ad to oblige (hips and other vcflcls c< ming from
places infeded with epidemical distempers to perform qua
iantain.
An Ad for establishing the method of appointing con-
Hablcs, afcertalning the qualifications of persons to fcne in
that office, and to point out the duties attending the fame.
At fame place may be bad.
Blank bonds, bills of tale, mortgage , powers of attor
ney, indentures, bills of lading, articles of agreement be
tween mailers of vcficls and seamen, summonses bf fore the
court of confeience, and before jufticcs of th peace, execu
tions for the use of magistrates, Ac. Ac. Ac.
MY wffc Elifabcth having eloped from me, thde art to
forewarn all persons from crcditiiig her on my ac
i'oius., for 1 will not be answerable for any debt coqtraded
by her from this 20th July 1763.
’ WILLIAM ASHFIELD.
r lubicribcr being about to leave this proviuce in a
x very little time, gives no ice to all persons indebted
to rrmncis Arthur and company, that there is an ahfolute
ttcccfiitjr for immediate payment of their refpedive debts.
He will diipofc of fix valuable TRACTS of LAND upon
very moderate terms, containing 4750 aeres, via.
One trad situate on North Newport river, about four
miles from Sunbury, containing 900 acres, 400 of which are
good swamp, \ ith a fine reserve of water, a good dwelling
houfe utercon, and 80 acres of the high land clewed.
Another trad of 350 acres, on a navigable creek, within
one rule of Sunbury, good for indico and rice, about no
acres pf the highland cleared, and & dwelling.houfe there
on, fUafantly situated, 5
*OO aero on Bull Town swamp, four mild from a land
ing.
000 rices on Newport swamp, fix miles from a landing.
500 ac-es cn find lwamp, fcven miles .rom a landing.
1300 acres in St. Andrew*! parifli, two miles from a land,
mg.
rlicfc four Ufl (rafts are principally rice land, and rlkrm.
ed inferior to none in this province, having great convent,
ency for heck water.
Enquire cf Mefirs. James Read and company in Sav*n.
ah, or in Sunburyof FRANCIS ARTHUR.
Who has several ton lots in Runbury, fome with im
provements, like wife todifpofe of.
RUN AWAY from the fubferiber, about fix month*
rgo, a NEGRO FELLOW called Cymr, he is a short
thick And well set follow, country born, and talks good
Englifr, but fueaktlew, and i,< about 24 or 15 years of
age.—Also, about four months ago, another NEGRO
FELLOW named Cqfe; he is a tall and (fim young fellow,
very much pitted with the fm*U pox, he is also country
born, and speaks good Engiifti—Thefc two are supposed td
be gore up towards Augusta, as Cyra* was seen and in
custody near that place, and as the Other was taken up ther
Uft year.—Also, another NEGRO FELLOW called CafarX
he is a little follow, and speaks but very indifferent Enghlh,
is of the Angola country; he is supposed to be lurking near
Savannah, as he has been taken near that place several times
before.——lV hoever brings these negroes, or any of them,
to the fubferiber at his plantation, or to Mr. George Bail
lie merchant in Savannah, (hall be fufficiently rewarded,
according to the trouble they have been at, and 411 legal
charges paid; and if he can find that they, or any of them,
has been harboured or kept in secret by any person or per-,
fans whatever, he will prosecute hifo or them to the utmoit
of his power; and any person (hall be well rewarded that
can give certain information by whom they or any of them
have been so harboured or fccrcteJ.
Morton-Hall, near Savannah, DA. DOUGLASS.
11 thjnly, 1763.
TO *B E SOLD,
A Valuable PLANTATION, situate upon the point
between South and North Newport riven, contain
ing 1200 acres ofland, exceeding good in quality for corn,
rice, and indico, with a large quantity of feeding marih in
the front, fufficicnt to maiutam a confiderablc number of
cattle, horses, and other flock, very easy to be inclofed by
a short fence, about ioo acres cleared and within fence,
with a good new framed barn, overfeeds house, and negro
houfe*. Any person inclining to purchafc may treat with
, JONATHAN fcRYAN.
To be fold cheap for ready money ,
APERRIAGUA that Will carry *2 barrels of rice, •
fmail FIRE ENGINE, and a NEGROE MAN.—
Enquire of the printer.
W A fTt E D, *
AN APPRENTICE to the PRINTING BUSINESS*
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