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TUt subscriber being about to depart tbit province for two or three months hereby gives udtice, pursuant to as aft of the Affembly,* that Ke is ready to answer ro any fait, and give bail to any writ or fonuftona that (hall m the mean time be tffued agafrift him* * . „ rrkrtn Sift.H, 1763. • “JOSEPH WOOD* Hermitage , the l6tb Sept. 1763. WHEREAS the subscriber's plantation, lately Chief Just ice Grover’s, now named Hermitage, it griev ously and unfufferably annoyed and disturbed oy negroes, who come there by sand ana water in die night-time, and “not only rob, steal, and carry off hogs, poultry, fliecp, corn, and his potatoes, but create very great disorders a mongst his Haves, by debauching his flatve wencheS, who - 4iave h (ribands, the property of the subscriber; andibxne are io audacious as to debauch his very houie wenches: These therefore are to give notfbe to all proprietors of Haves, that, after the 16th September 1 763, the fnbfcriber is determined to treat all negroes that Hull be found, within his fences, after fun-fct, and before fun-rife, if thieves, robbers, And invaders of his property, by fhodring them, and for that in tent he has hired a white min properly armed for that pur pose. • _ PATRICK MACKAf. ’ TO ik'SOU), At the Watcb-bauje in Savannah, an TbnrfiUrgthe 10 th dig af November next , ‘ x * A TRACT of LAND, containing TWO THOUS AND ACRES, situate in the parUh of St. Philip, on Great Ogechee river, and within two miles of Hardwicke. .The , plots to be seen in the hands of JAMES READ. TO BE SOLI), ‘ A Valuable PLANTATION, fitoate upon the point between South and North Newport rivers, contain ing izoo acres ofland, exceeding good in quality for corn, rice, and indicb, with a largd quantity Os feeding marsh in ‘ the front, fufficient to maintain a considerable number of cattle, horses, and other stock, very eafjr to be ihclofed by -a fliort fence, about 100 acres cleared and within fence, ; with a good new framed barn, overseer’s house, and negro houses. Any pcrfon itaclyung to purchase may treat with - * JONATHAN BRYAN STOLEN in June last, a likely young SORReL HORBE about four years old last grass, branded on the mount ing shoulder with a heart inverted and a dafti and with two brands on both buttocks, one of the letters is an S, with another letter joining it but forgot; said horfc has a blaze ££“ u? “?"?* i go ’ * CH£ SNyT vßt ? L HO f “** ? bl * 7 - e m hls face, abaat 15 hands Vff>, fix year, old, branded with a fteur-de-lace upon the •near eheeki and has three white feet. The fubfcriberTopoh the delivery of any one or both pf the hid horses to Thomas Nightingale, orto Eberhert Ehney in Char left 6 wn, Sonth- Carolin*, wiH gray for the young fprrel horse, a reward of 15!. and for theehefnut horse jol. current money, and all *fo"aWe Purges. LEWIS BODNEL. Cbarleftvv.'ny * ’ t 6 SHotU Ammmm? 73A C c T ° f LAND , containing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, situate on Pipe-maker’s creek nve nulegfrom Savannah, (lately porchafed from the heir 6f lohn Spencer deceased) very fit for rice, corn, or indico ,has a large quantity of fine cypress, and fome piiic, and up! wards of too acres thereof already cleared wi e sasrsr ** iiding,; u Any ? erf ° n chafe the fame treat with WILLIAM CLIFTON Jamaica and mTSuStitT* not left thd* three gallons: exceeding nt i ty th i ho | 07 <■ entity i molasses the a few bags of cotton • fait L v it V with exceeding good white and coloured plains • and a for of carpenters ferew tool,, to be fold at .hCw"ft prices by mu x?* u j 1 morel and telfair V N ; B . Flve luindnpd es of land to be fold reafonabiv For further particular, entire of JOHN MOReX! S thC Printin S-Ofiice in Broughton- Paper, are taken in* * JiMten of Intelligence, and Subscriptions for thi* .TO B B 8 O L D, About four thousand acres of land St. Philip’* parifli, on the north fide of Midway all joining on said river,’ the creeks and maifhes thereof, with seven miles front* On the lower trafcts of these lands is a very pleasant and healthful settlement, well known by th name-of Belfaft, within five miles of Sunbury by water o tl C large ertfek, where any vtiTcl that can come over ou r bsj may load with fal'ety within 60 yards of the door; here is a good two story house and all tfther convenient building garden and orchard, edrn field and parture, under gr uc i fence, and upwards of 400 acres of good corn land, a great body of pine land well ftOned with the best of pine, and very convenient to landings. .On the upper trails of thele lands 7 glfout five miles from this, is a vPry pleasant settlement the marihes and north branches of Midway, where there i s s> 300 atres of clear land* two of which is now planted in rice * ccbn and potatoes, the other in good pallurage, all under good fence; there is cm this plantAion a good barn <ln d corn hodfe, a final 1 house for an overfeer’ and negroe houf Cs to lodge 90 dr 100 Haves; here is at lehft 1006 acres of choice rite land, which abounds with the greatert conveniencies } or darning and keeping reserves of water, as also fora machine to pound rice; the whole of the rice lands may be laid.under water and interfere with nobody, and as it lies in the tide's .way is very easily drained; here is also the best of com lands the pine lands well stored with pice, and very convenient Any person inclinable to purchase these lands, by applying to the fubferibers, may fee the lands and their convenit neies* and the crop now on the ground, and know the price and time of payment# Which will be made as cafy as can well be 4*&rtd< . JOHN MAXWELL, WILLIAM MAXWELL. . A J subscriber being about to leave this province in’s X little time, gives no ice to al! persons indebted to Francis Arthur and company, that there is an ahfolute necefiity for immediate payment eff their rclpeaive debts HqytiU dispose of fit valuable TRACTS qf L AND upon moderate terms, containing 4750 acres, viz. One traft situate on North Newport river, about, four miles from Sunbury, containing 900 acres, 400 of which are good swamp, with a fine'refervc of water, a good dwelling houfe thereon, and 80 acres of the high land cleared. Another traft of 350 hcres, .on a uavigable creek, within one mile of Sunbury, good for indico and rice, about 90 acres of the high land beared, and ?. # /eliing-houie there on, pleasantly situated. , 800 acres on Bull Town swamp, four miles from a landing. 96° acres on Newport swamp, fix miles from a landing. 500 acres on said swamp, seven miles from a landing. Moo acres in St. Andrew's parish, two miles from a landing. These four last trafts arc principally rice land, and cilecm ed inferior to none in this province, having great conveni- 1 ency for back water. Enquire of Meftrs. James Read and company in Savan nah, or in Sunbury of FRANCIS ARTHUR. Who has several towr.'lots in Sunbury, fome with im provements, likewise td difpdfc of. GEORGIA. ‘ ; WHEREAS, by virtue of a w'rit of Attachment to me diredied, ‘to attach the lands, tenements, goods and chattels, monies, debts, and books of account, of Rivers, ffurviving copartner of Joseph Rivers and Ion) who is absent from and without the limits of this province, (n-. it is faid) % fo as to make the said Shadlock Rivers a party in his Majesty's general court of pleas to anlwer Joseph Wood, I have foized and taken into u*y cuflody a fehooner, called theSukcy, with her tackle, furniture, and apparel; this is therefore to notice to all and every person and persons whatfojver, having or laying any claim to the fvd fehooner and premifles, to appear in his Majefly's said court, on or before the adjournment day of October term next, to shew cause why the said fehooner and premises should not be ad judged to be the property of and oelCnging to the Aid absent debtor. MATT. ROCHE, Prov. Mur. ~: Savannah, Sept . 7, 1763.