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GEORGIA GAZETTE
Number 86.
A JUST IMPORTED,
In the fchooncr Industry, James Walden mailer,
from St. kitts,
And to be fold on Monday the 26th infUnt, at
Mr. M’Gillivray's plantation, Vale-Royal,
A Cargo of about Forty Prime New
Negroes* by
. . GEORGE JBAitUE and CO.
N. B. Ths file to begin at 10 o’clock in die forenoon.
,Juf import tdfrom Philadelphia y and fobe fold at a very low aJ+
<vaace for cajb or Jhort credit , by
FREDERICK HOLZENDORFF, Saddler,
A SMALL parcel of extraordinary good Horse Collars,
Horse Traces, Backhands for Carts, and a neat itrong
second-hand Riding Chair and Harness.
■ ’ All work done by him will be ibid at the moil reasonable
rates for caih or short credit; and be is in hopes to give in
tire fatisfadlion to all who may be pleased to favour him with
their commands, which (hall be punctually obeyed.
N. B. He begs the favour of all those who are anywise in
debted to him to pay off their notes and book accompts, to
enable him to difeharoe his debts, by the firft of January
next; after which all turns unpaid will be sued for without
diilin&ion.
Cos be tola at a betp toto aotumte,
t? Xceeding Good Flour made at Auguila,—Englifh and
|2rf New-York Ship Bread,—Mufcovado Sugar,—Coarfe
Salt, —Jamaica Rum, —Madeira Wine in any quantity not
less than three gallons,—Negrqe Shoes, —Split Pcafe, 6tc .
Jfcjr ALEXANDER FYFFE.cd CO.
1 , Wautea tmmraiateln,
A N OVERSEER for i lUCE PLANTATION s *
fmgle man rather than one with a family. Any per
fbn well recommended may meet with good encouragement,
by applying to the printer of this paper.
TO BE SOLD,
A TRACT Os LAND on Great-Ogechee river, oppo
site to the intended town of Hardwicke, containing
500 acres, exceeding good land for pee.
* ONE TRACT on Savannah river, containing 600 acres,
being part of an island about a mile above the bluff of Pdr
ryfburgh; this is exceeding rich land, and well timbered
with white oak and cypress.
ONE TRACT, containing 360 acres, being an island in
the Alataniaha river, a little above Darien, very good rice
land, and well timbered cyprefs.
Any person inclinable to pnrehafe any of the above lands
-pfay apply to Alexander Wylly, Efo. in Savannah, or to
JOHN WERSAT.
WHEREAS the futlcriber, on the 29th day o 7 April
last, bought at publick vendue, at the Watch-house
in Savannah, a NEGROE WENCH named Sally, and
tar TWO MULATTO CHILDREN, lately the property
of Capt. Edward Somerville deceased, seized on execution
by the provoft-maidhal of this province, and fold by him by
virtue thereof: And whereas the said wench and her children
ore said to be run away into the woods, the fublcriber ddth
hereby offer a Reward of Forty Shillings Sterling to any person
who (hall take up the laid negroe and her children, and deli
ver them to him : But whereas the fubferiber hath reason to
believe the said wench and children are harboured and con
cp tied from him, he doth hereby promise a Reward of Five
Pounds Sterling to any whit 2 person who (hall give due proof
of their being so harboured or concealed; and any person
harbouring or concealing them may depend on being profe
jduted to the utfflofl seventy of the law.
ALEXANDER WYLLY.
A JOURNEYMAN TAYLOR, who is a sober mdu*.
ftrvms man, and’ a good workman, will meet with
t&y good encouragement, by applying to the printer hereof.
T H U R *S -D AY, November 22, 1764.
STRAYED frtrni Beulah, Oft. 30th, TWO HORSES*
the one a ROAN, about 8 years old, and 13 and ahalf
nantts high* branded on the off ihoulder O; the other a
SMALL DARK BAY, about ta hands high.—As alio from
Savannah Ndy. 3d, a LARGE BAY HORSE, about ia
and a half hands high, 8 years old, with a star in his fore
head, poor and hump-back’d.—Whofocver fccures laid hor
ses, and delivers them to the fuhfcrijjcr in Savannah; fhaU
be rewarded by ROBERT M’QLATCHUL
STOLEN or STRAYED from*Mr. Jonathan Bryan’s
„,?i w ?SP* on Great-Ogechee river, fome time lail fpriog,
TWELVE COWS and YEARLINGS, branded fome AB
ni one, others MB in one, and all o! the grown cattle IC 1
the car marks are, fome with two flits in each ear, others
both cars cropt, a flit, anti what Is commonly called an un
der keel. It's probable they may be about Ebenetcr crules*
vouring to go back to Carolina.—Whoever will hunt up
these twenty-four head of cattle, with their inercafe, (if they
have any) and drive them into Mr. Geoive Cuthbert’s pa*
Bure, shall be well rewarded by JAMES CUTHBERT*
TO BE SOLD at vendue, on the fectndYutffai in January mxt %
ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE beWing ta
the late Edmund Tanuah, Esq. deceafed.—Alfb, TWQ
TOWN LOTS fronting the square near (he council-cham
ber, whereon are very good buildings, confining of two to-*
nements well finifhed, with two kitchens, a cellar,
house, pigeon- hdufe, and hegroe-houfes, all lately built—%
Also, TWO HUNDRED ACRES of LAND in Chriß
church parish, fituamnear Mr. David Murray.——The fala
will begip at ten o’clock in the morning.at the late Edmund
Tannatt’s hotffe. WILLIAM EWEN, Vendue-mailer,
1 ■’ * ———- ♦ , - - - ,
SEVERAL gentlemen having taken under confederation
the great advantages that arifeV) the poor and indigent
from charitable societies, have agreed to enter into* society J
at Savannah, on the 30th day ofthis instant November, au<l
to meet ae the house of James Machenry/ at ten of the clock
of the forenoon of that day, when the rules proposed for re
gulating the society will be communicated to every gentle-*
man, of what nation or, profeifion fOever, who may be defir-’
ous to become a member of the fame.
• N.B. Everv poor perfoti without diflinflidn will be in* 1
titled to the charity of the society.
A Lad that underhand* arithmetick, and writes a tole
rable hand, is wanted to attend in the Surveyor-Gene
ral’s Office, either op hire pr as an apprentice) if the latter,
he will be properly inftruflcd so as to qualify him for the
employment et a furveyorj a tails for drawing will greatly
recommend him, juid better answer the purposes tohimfeif
and his employer. HENRY YONGE, Surv. Gen.
Zo be foto bp tfpt fubfnlUfr, !
A • TRACT of LAND containing jjoo acres, on Black-*
/l creek, about ac of which good rice land, 50 good-oak
and hickory, and tne remainder pine barren.—4 Ifo, a
TOWN LOT at Ewenfburgh, on which is anew houfc, kit-,
chen, and liable, with anew fence round it.—Likewise, a
WAGGON and THREE DRAUGHT HORSES, and
fome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Inquire at Ew
enfburgh of GEORGE SHARRAUS.
70 BE SOLD at pubhek vendue, on Monday $d December next,
A TRACT of LAND, containing 500 acres, good fbj
corn oi indico, with a frefh wafer marsh, on Litlc-
Ogechee river, belonging to Richard Cooper jun.
AN OVERSEER is wanted by the fubforiber.—Au y
oerfon properly qualified for taking charge of a few
pair of sawyers, and who can be well recommended for hn
diligence, sobriety, and honeJty, may meet with good en
couragement from LEWIS JOHNSON.