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°f Cla "'t ! ’ to ** into • 10 be *- in The following ARTICLES, viz: 1 tv. 2” h , u * d !“ l ioc o o 1 Ditto, 0 bunJrUpnnJ,, ,oo 0 1 Ditto, Seventy-five pounds, , 7e * * Ditto, ”IZ 2 Ditto, Twentj-frvt ftunit, Cos o o 3 2f ,t0 * Tjwntjpnidt, 6o o o 4 s'"°’ Fifteen feunSt, • 6o o - JO Ditto, Eight pounds g Q Q r fc? Ditto* Sixpoundt, io2 o ° 20 Ditto, Fourpoundf, 8o Q ° 46 Ditto, Three pound, 138 o ° Ditto, Two pounds, 28 o ° 1 Ditto, TVs pounds fourJbiUingi Gs apenny, 104° 1 Coffee pot, 16 A r I Waiter, 4 ? i Soop spoon, and 6 table ditto, 7 , - 9 3 Swords, different prices, 19 o ° 5 Hangers, * ig ,* ° 5 Snuff boxes, different prices, **7 16 0 5 Pairs of done ear-rings, 12 o o 1 Pair of stone buckles, 2 o © 6 Sets of tea spoons, yy, g 6 Pairs of gold buttons, 660 61 Pairs of silver buckles, different prices, 71 ij 2 21 Sundry articles, confiding of gold, fil \ Ver, and jewelery, 13 c. i3c. k3c. all - in 20s. prize*, ~ 0 0 1 Ditto, 1 14 o 960 Btafa. 1 4 Bfaok *****• TOtll £ ’ 1200 0 0 WILLIAM WRIGHT. The tickets are to be had, for calh only, of the above William Wright in Savannah. B. A difeount of seven and a half per cent, to be dt [ dusted out of calh prizes only. In case the tickets are not aU disposed of by the time of drawing, the money to be returned ; bonds for that pur pose, as weU as for the performance of every part, are given to William Spencer; David Montaigut, and John Morel, Efqrs. who-nre appointed infpe&ors. \ Savannah 1 , the yd May, 1763. iW Thereat, ly an inquef taken the tgth day of Mart h lafl, on lV V view of the body of one Alexander Crawford, found dead lot the plantation of John Milledge , Esquire, on Little Ogechee, the fverdift of the jury was, “ That the said Crawford was Jlabbed ** and murdered by a negroe fellow ,. named Scipio, the property of ** the said John Milledge',” which said negroe, immediately after erpetrating the faidfaft, made bis ej cape ; and although a reward f five pounds Sterling was offered by the said John Milledge for pprehending the said negroe, he hath not yet been taken ; and vh ere as it, it of publick utility that the said fjtgroo Jhould be brought to Jufice, therefore notice is hereby given-, That, over and above *be reward offered by the said John Milledge, afurther reward of Fen Pounds Sterling will be paid by his Majefly's Treasurer for (bis province, to any person or persons who shall apprehend the said negroe, and deliver him to the Provofl-Marfbal at Savannah 5 ‘nd if it Jhould happen that the said negroe is killed in taking him, n fucb case, on a proper certificate and proof thereof, the perfon.or erfons shall be intit(ea to a reward of Five Pounds Sterling. By order of his .Excellency the Governor. NOBLE JONES Treasurer. \/f Y wife Elisabeth having eloped from me, these are to IVX forewarn all persons from crediting her on my ac ount, for. I will not be anfwerabie for any debt contra&ed y her from this 20th July 1763. : , WILLIAM ASHFIELD. % -r ‘• ‘ • ‘ • —' — “ ■ ;A VANN AH: Printed by James Johnston, at the Printing-Office in Brougbton- Street, where Advertifements> Letters of Intelligence, and Subscriptions for this Paper, are taken im A TRACT Os LAND, in the parish of St Philipp A within a mile of Great r .P s * 65° acres, bounded to the north on Joseph Butler'^'Efa the ead on the fubfcrifcer, to the south a to . lately advertised by Messrs. James Read tod company wards of 300 acres of this traa is exceeding goolr ce’land* wth the greatest conveniency for a dam an! machine’ the remainder equal to any in the province for corn orTndico’ there are about 100 acres cleared and under a good feirt” few .convenient buildings, and upwards of loJhrle SSSSEBSaWSff 1 ’ <"#3 • .... . . ‘ JOHN MAXWELL. s TRACT of TWO HUNDRED ACRES of LAND, fit for rice, corn, or indico, fituateon Great Oeechee river, bounded on the south-wed by lands of Mr. Benjamin Goldwire, and on the south-east by lands of Mr. Henry Myers. Enquire of the primer. To be fold by the fubferibers, TWO LOTS, know* by the numbers 8 and 9, in Fre denck tythtng, Darby ward, in Broughton-ftreet, oavannah, adjoining each other. Also, another lot in the said fireet, known by the number 3, adjoining weft, on the printing-office; and an exceeding good'traa of 300 acres of land on Skedaway island, bounded northwardly by lands of John Davis. 7 They likewise request all persons poflelfed of any of their finall promiflory calh notes to tender them to Mr. jofeph Clay in Savannah, in order to receive payment. V ~ HARRIS and HABERSHAM. T} UN AWAY, from the plantation of Roderick M‘lver la. of Welch Tradt, Pedee, on the 3d of Augud 1761 .TWO NEGROE MEN, the one a yellowilh felfow named Whan, about 25 years old, ludy, and near fix feet high ; the other a black fellow, named Jack, about five Let 11 inches high, who ran*away about three years ago, and was taken up on Canouchie in Georgia by one Monck. There were two more negroes went off with them, 1/aac and Cbri- Jlopber, each fix feet high, and carried off three guns and 2 cutlass. They are all luppofed to be gone towards Georgia and St. Augudine. Thele are therefore to offer a reward of Ten Pounds currency for each of the two fird mentioned ne groes, and all reasonable charges, to any person or persons who will apprehend and deliver them to their mader at Pe dee, the warden* of the work-house in Charledown, Mr. Vincent at Savannah, Mr. Swinton at Sunbury, or to Charleffown, Auguf JOHN FORBES. ig, 1763. * To be fold by the fubferiber, A Stout able young NEGROE MAN, who has been used to making of bricks. WILLIAM EWEN. WHereas, by an aft paflcd’of the General Assembly of the province of Georgia, his Majedy’s judices are dire&ed to sign certificates to nis Majedy’s treasurer, to such persons as they shall think proper to keep taverns, and to retail spirituous and other liquors, the judices of the town and diftritt of Savannah do hereby give notice to all persons inclinable to take out such licence, to deliver in their names tJ the said judices, at the Court-house in Savannah, on Monday the sth day of September ind. at nine o’clock in the forenoon, when certificates will be granted to such per sons as shall be apjffoved of, agreeable to the direction of . the said court. Savannah, Augujl 1763- WANTED, AN APPRENTICE to the PRINTING BUSINESS. Enquire of the printer.