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TO BE SOLD, by way of chance*, to be .divided into 1200 tickets, at aos. Sterling each, and to be drawn iit Savannah fome time in O&ober next, The following ARTICLES, viz. I Cash, One hundred andfive founds, 105 o O I Ditto, One hundred pounds, ICO O O 1 Ditto, Seventy-five pounds , 75 0 0 . 2 Ditto, Fifty pounds, 100 © O 2 Ditto, Twenty-Jive pounds, 50 O O 3 Ditto, Twenty pounds , 60 O O 4 Ditto, Fifteen pounds, 60 O O lo Ditto, Eight pounds, Ho o O l 8 Ditto, Six pounds, . 108 O O 20 Ditto, Four pounds, 80 O O 46 Ditto, Three founds , 138 o o 14 Ditto, Two pounds , 28 O o I Ditto, Tenpoundsfourfinllingtld apittny, 10 4 1 1 Coffeepot, ‘ 16 5 6 } Waiter, 4 3 9 I Soop spoon, and 6 table ditto, 713 o 3 Swords, different prices, 19 o o „ 5 Hangers, “ 18 15 o 5 Snuff boxes, different prices, 17 16 o 5 Pairs of stone ear-rings, *2OO 1 £air of stone buckles, 200 6 Sets of tea spoons, 71 1 6 6 Pairs of void buttons, 6 6 o 61 Pairs of diver buckles, different prices, 71 n’ 3 21 Sundry articles, consisting of gold, sil ver, and jewelery, &c. fcfr. &c. all in 20s. prizes, 21 00 1 Ditto, 1 14 o To^-^rr; *zoo WILLIAM WRIGHT. The tickets arts to be had, for caih only, of the above William Wright in Savannah. . N. B. A difeount of seven and a half per cent, to be de ducted out of caih prizes only. In case the tickets are not ail disposed of by the time of drawing, the money to be returned j bonds for that pur pose, as well as for the due performance of every parts are given to William Spencer, David Montaigut, and John Morel, Efqrs. who are appointed infpc&ors. (JN AWAY from the fublcriber, about fix months ago, a NEGRO FELLOW called Cyrus ; he is a ihort thick and well fct fellow, country , born, and talks good Lngiiih, but {peaks low, and is about 24 or 23 years of age—AH©, about four months ago, another NEGRO FELLOW named Cofte; he is a tall and Aim young fellow very much pitted with the small pox, he is also country born, and speaks Engliffi.—Thefe two are supposed to be gone up towards TV ugufta, as Cyrus was seen and in custody near that place, and as the other was taken up there last year.—Also, another*NEGßO FELLOW called Casar; he is a little fellow, and speaks but very indifferent Englifhj 25 of the Angola country ; he is fuppo&d to be lurking near Savannah, as he has been taken near that place several time* before. Whoever brings these negroes, or any of them, to the fubferiber at his plantation, or to Mr. George Bail lie merchant in Savannah, shall be fufficicntly rewarded f according to the trouble they have been at, and all 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 sons whatever, he will prosecute him or them to the utraoft of his power; and any person (hall be well rewarded that can give certa-n information by whom they or any of them have been so harboured or fccreted.. Morton-Hall, near Savannah, DA. DOUGLASS* II thjuly, 1763. JOURNEYMAN PRINTER may meet with good encouragement by applying to the publillier of thia An APPREN I ICE is also wanted. SAVANNAH; Printed by James Johnston, at the Printing-Office in Broughton- Street, where Advertisements, Letters of Intelligence, and Subscriptions tor this Paper, are taken jn, ° 1 TO BE SOLD, A TRACT of LAND, in the pariih of St. within a mile of Great Ogechee river, contain., * 650 acres, bounded to the north on lofeph Butier, Esq ; the eall on the fubferiber, to the foutn and well on land lately advertised by Messrs. James Read and company; up wards of 300 acres of this trad is exceeding good rice lane, with the greateit conveniency for a dam and machine, the remainder equal to any in the prov ince for corn orindico; there are about 100 acres cleared and under a good fence, with a few convenient buildings, and upwards of 100 la r p mulberry trees thereon. For further particulars inquire of the fubferiber on said plantation. JOHN MAX WELL t O B E Yu L D, dt the Wateb-boufit in Savannah, on Thursday the 10th day r s November next, A TRACT of LAND, containing TWO THOUSAND ACRES, situate in the pariih of St. Philip, on Great Ogechee river, and within two miles of Hardwicke. The plots to be seen in the hands of JAMES READ. Hermitage , the 1 6tb S,pt. 1761.’ WHEREAS the fobferiber’s plantation, lately Chief Jullice Grover's, now named Hermitage, is priev. oufly and unfufferably annoyed and disturbed by negroes, who come there by land and water in the night-time, and not only rob, Real, and carry off hogs, poultry, Iheen, com, and his potatoes, but create very great disorders j! mongft his Haves, by debauching his Have wenches, who have hulbands, the property of the fubferiber; and fome are so audacious as to debauch his very house wenches: These therefore are to give notice to all proprietors of ILves, that, after the 16th September 1763, the fubferiber is determined to treat all negroes that shall be found within his fences, after fah-fet, and before fun-rife, as thieves, robbers, and invaders of his property, by shooting them, and for that in tent he has hired a white man properly armed for that pur- P2!ll PATRICK. MACK AY. LOST or STOLEN frem Mtjfrs . Johnson and Wyfly’s vThvrf A CYPRESS CANOE, French built, about 15 feet long, and 2 feet 9 inches wide, having a forecaftle, and a thw'art and Hep for a mail, an iron clasp round her stern, and a ring bolt. A reafonabic reward will be given for said canoe, by applying, at the above wharff, to ’ ANDREW ELLON WELLS. TO BE S O L A Valuable TRACT of LAND, containing ioco acres, situated upon a navigable creek leading from the ri ver Alataniaha; the greater part river swamp, well timbered with cypress, the remainder very good high land. For further particulars inquire of Lady fclouftoun at bav a,nnah. To be J old by the Jubfribers, TWO'LOTS, known by the numbers 8 and q, in Fre derick tything, Darby ward, in Brougluon-lheet, Savannah, adjoining each other. Also, another lot in the said rtreet, known by the number 3, adjoining weft on the printing-office; and an exceeding good trad of 300 acred of land on Skedaway island, bounded northwardly by lands of John Davis. They likewise request all persons poffcffed of any of their small promifTory caih notes to tender them to Mr. Joseph Clay in Savannah, in order to receive payment. HARRLS and HAHERSHAM. THE fubicriber being about to depart this province for two or three months hereby gives notice, pursuant to an a£l of the Aflembly, thafc he is ready to answer to any fait, and give bail to any writ or summons that shall in the mean time be issued againll him. Sept. 14,1763 JOSEPH WOOD. To be fold at Augujla, on tin 20 ib of Oetcher next, at vendue. A PARCEL of LIKELY MARES and HORSES of the Chickefaw breed. The fubferiber ha r also a QUAN TITY of FAT CATTLE to dilpofe of, which he will de liver at Rae’s-Hall plantation, or a* Auguila. Any perform wanting to purchase WINTER BEEF are desired to apply n> jOHN RAE.