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TO B/E SdLD, * ATR'ACT ot LAND, in tlx pariih of St. RKUip’fc within a mile .of Great Qgechee river, containing ©5,0 acres, bounded ta the north on Joseph Eutier, Eiq ; . to the call on .the fubferiber, to the iouth and, well on land lately advertised by Melfrs. Jamts Read and company; up wards of 300 acres of (his trafl is exceeding good rice land, with the greatelt conveniency for a dam and machine, the remainder equal to-any in the province for corn orindico; there are about 100 acres cleared and under a good fence, with a few convenient buildings, and upwards of xno Urge .mulberry trees thereon. For further particulars inquire of j the fubferiber on said plantation. )OHN MAXWELL. *j O BE s o [ D A TRACT of TWO HUNDRED ACRES of LAND, fit for rice, corn, or indico, fituateon Great Ogechee riveri bounded on the south-wed bv lands of Mr. Benjamin Goldwire, and on the fouth-ead by lands of Mr. Henry . Myers. Enquire of the printer. TO BE SOLD, On Saturday the 17 th day of September next, at tin IVxuch-bcuft in'Savannah, at the usual hour, for rtady money, A LOT in Savannah, No. 5. Jekyl tything, Derby •ward* on which are fcveral buildings. Also, A FARM LOT, containing 45 acres, in the fccond t/thing, Reynold*! ward, No. 5. late the property of John Penrofe deceased, and seized on execution by Savannah, August MATT. ROCHE, Prov. Mar. . 16, -1763. T O B E S O L D, (On Saturday the I ytb day of September next , at the IVatch-houfe •in Savannah , at the u/ual hour , for rtady money, A TRACT containing ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES of LAND, bounded on the north-ead on. . Savannah river, at a place called Poor Robin’s Bluff, late the property of Jahn Davis deceased, and seized on execu tion by MATT. ROCHE, Prov. Mar. Savannah, Auguf 16, 1763. THE Gentlemen of the fird troop of horse militia, com manded by Lachlan M'Gillivray, Esq; are required to meet at the Captain’s house, compleatly accoutred, on Thursday the fird day of September next, at nine of the clock A. M. By order of the Captain. # JAMES MUTER. A Stopped by the fubferiber from one of the Aeadians , GOLD SEAL, which he fays was found in the Greets of Savannah. ‘Whoever claims the fame, and proves their property, may have it, on paying for this advertise ment, and a reward to the Acadian. ADR LAN LOYER. TAKEN UP on Lieut. Barnes’*.plantation, about three miles from town, a drong bay HORSE, about 13 and a half hands high, marked on the near fhouldcr 3 V, • and on the near buttock C P, has a dar in his forehead. The owner may have him, on proving his.property, and paying all charges. WHERE AS a town lot, known by No. 10. in the fird tything, Reynold’s ward, in the town of Savannah, “with the garden and farm lots thereto belonging, originally the property of MelTrs. Andrew Grant and David Douglari copartners, were many years ago conveyed to trudees, for fccuring the payment of ceftam debts due from that co partnership; and whereas the trudees named in the said conveyance being long fincc deceased, ‘one of die creditors of the said edatc did lately make application to his Excel lency the Governor in council, that the premifies might be fold for the puTpofcs intended, who was plcafed to order accordingly, and the fame have since been fold at public!; vendue; these are ‘therefore to give notice to the creditors of the said copartncrlhip, that they make known their rc fperiive demands to the iublcribcr in Savannah on or before the icth day of October next. WILLIAM EV/EN, Vendue-madcr. THE fubferabetgliding ifabfolotely neeefory that th uckets iti the following dunces of money and pl atl * (in which he was formerly concerned) be signed by himfelf’ bugs the favour of tkofc who have already purchaied tickets to return riie fame, ou or before the aoth of Augud in order that they may be changed. * ‘* TORPQOin k ‘ r WRIGHT. TO BE SOLD, by way of chances, to be divided into .mo ticket,, at o. Sterling each. ,ad to be drawn in bavannah fome time in Offerer next, Tlie following A.K TICLES, -vtx. ■ I Cash, One hundred and five pound/, toe o<% 1 Ditto, One hundred pound, o o’ I Ditto, Seventy-frvepound*, 7C Q n ** lob o o 2 I>iSCr>,V Twenty-five pounds, CO o O 3 pounds, 60 o O 4 Ditto, fifteen pounds, 60 o O lo Ditto, Eight pounds, So O O 18 Ditto, Six pounds, lo g 0 0 ■2O Ditto, Four pounds, 80 O O .46 Ditto, Three pounds, • 138 o o 14 Ditto, Two pounds, a8 o o I Ditto, Ten pounds four/hilling} a/er.ny, 10 4 1 1 Coffeepot, ‘ 16 c 6 l Waiter, 4 \ 9 1 Soop spoon, and 6 table ditto, , . 0 3 fiwords, different prices, 0 0 5 Hanger,, ig l? o 5 Snuff boxes, different prices, j- l( $ 0 5 Pairs of ftonc ear-rings, j £ 0 o 1 Pair of ltone buckles, 3 o o 6 Sets of tea spoon s, * y , j 6 6 Pairs of gold buttons, 660 61 Pairs-of itlvcr buckles, different prices, 71 11 t 21 Sundry articles, confining of gold, sil ver, and jewclery, t/e.i/c. i/c. all in zos. prize:, t i <5 9 1 Ditto, 1 14 o £ Blinks. J 4 81-k* “> T ° UI C HZ* 1200 The tickets are to be had, for calh only, of ike above William Wright in Savannah. N.-B. A discount of seven and a half per cent, to be de duced oat of cafli prizes only. •In case the tickets are not all disposed of by the time of drawing, the money to be returned; bonds for that pur pefe, as well as for the due performance of every part, arc given to William Speocti, David Montaigut, and John Morel, Efqrs. who arc appointed iafpctlors. RUN AWAY from the fubferiber, about frt months ago, a NEGRO FELLOW called Cyrus', h<?is< Ihort thick and well set fellow, country born, and-talk* good English, burfreaks low, and is about 24 or 15 vesrs of aget Also, about four months ago, another NEGRO FELLOW named Cost; he is a tall and rtinvyoung- fellow, very mu,ch pitted with the small pox, he is also country •bom, antbfpcaks good EngliAi.-—’l hefe two to be gone up towards Auguttaf as Cym.s was fern and in fullody near that place, and as thentherw.tr token up there lafl year. —Also, another NEGRO FELLOW called he is a little■ftliow, and speaks burvety indifferent- Rng’ifh, is of the Angola country; he is supposed to be lurking nenr Savannah, as he has been taken near that pbace fever*l ; timrs before.- Whoever brings these negroes, or any of them, to the fubferiber at his plantation, or to Mr. George Biol* lie merchant in Savannah, shall be fufiicicntly rewarded, according to the trouble they have been at, ar.d ri! legal charges paid; and if he can find that they, or any of therr, has been harboured or kept in fee ret by any periem or per sons whatever, he will prosecute him or them to the utmoß of his power; and any person fhal 1 be well rewarded th;.t tan give certain information bv whom they or airy of then* have been so harboured or fecreicd. Mm ton-Hall , near Savannah, DA. DGUGLASS. llth ‘July, 17 '<j.