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GEORGIA GAZETTE.
Number 88.
THOMAS LLOYD,
HAVING a Commodious Wharf and Stores,
purposes to fell the Country Produce on the
yfual CommilTions.
He has to fell, Rum, Wine, Sugar, Flour,
Gin, Bar Iron, &c. on realonable terms.
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Savannah, Dec. t, 1764.
Charleilown, South-Carolina, Nov. 13, 1704.
CHRIST O P HER SI M P S O N, *
HAS JUST IMPORTED,
In the last ve-lfeis from London and Britlol,
A complete A (Tort me nt of European and Ealt-
India Goods, fit for the place and season,
Which will be fold very cheap at his (lore in Tradd and
Church streets.
N. B. The said Simpson gives this notice to all whom it
jhay concern, that he is not in part.nerfhip with any person
whatsoever.
T~O BE SOI. L) B Y
JAMES JOHNSTON,
AT THE PRINTING-OFFICE,
A COLLECTION OF BOOKS.
AMONGST WHICH ARE,
POPE’s Homer’s Iliad and Odyfley, with the notes, 8
vols. r2mo; the fame without the aotes, 2 vols. i2mo;
> ,pe's works, 4YOIJ. izmo; Swift’s works, 8 vols. itmo;
Itoilin's antient history, 10 vols. umo; Roliin’s belles
lettres, 4 vols. 121110; a feled collection ot Engliih plays,
Lvols. 12mo; Dr. Mead’s whole works, 3 vols. i2mo;
r. Mead’s medical precepts, and difeourfeon thefmallpox
and mealies; MontcTquicu’s spirit ot the laws, z vols. 1 :moj
jnftructious for a young lady; Gay's fables; Po nfret’s
poems; modern poems; Gil Bias, 4 v °l s * ismo; Plutarch s
lives, 6 vols, i2mo; Boyer’s French Grammar; Roujlcau’s
Bmilius, 3 vols. izmo; Window’s anatomy, 2 vols. 8vo;
collctlion of elegant songs; the beggar’s opera complete;
Situs Livius’s Roman history, 8 vols. 12m .; (Economy ot
human life.—Alfo, a colledion of pamphlets, plays, and
farces; a few copies of the ads ot parliament tor granting
certain duties in the Briulh colonies and plantations in Ame
rica, and to prevent the ifluing ot paper bills of credit.—
Likewise, an ad palled by rhe general alfembly of this pro
vince, intituled, An aft for the more eafyand speedy rcco
. very of small debts and damages.
fiTSITQLD, 9* Monday the \-]th dy cf December imjlaat, at
the Watch-b<juJe % for ready money cnly,
ONE NEGROE MAN, ONE NEG ROE WOMAN
and CHILD, the property of Abraham Odam, and
taken on execution by
Savannah, Dec. MATT. ROCHE, I rov. Mar.
i, 176*.
p TWELVE POUNDS REWARD.
RUN AWAY from the fubferiber, living in the upper
end of Albemarle county, on James River, the 31st
cfjulvlaft, a MULATTO MAN SLAVE named Is a ac,
about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, 35 year, of age, has hade
eyes, has loft one of his upper fore teeth, has a flat note,
both of his legs arc bumpy, one more than the other, and
has a bump on one of his hams about the bigness ot a hickory
puts he flutters when be fpcak# fuft, or is feared; he carr
h>d with him a bearskin coat halt worn, a white enftor hut
halfworn, a palrof crocus trowfers, and tome other cloaths.
The said fellow Can hew, draw boards, tan leather, and
make {hoes .ad chairs. He may endeavour to pals for a tree
jDulatto.—Whofoever apprehends the laid runaway, lo .hat
I may get ld.it again,/hall havr jMf taken in Virginia, and
iil if taken out ot Virginia. c unTr>M
Nov. rj, 176+. SAMUEL SHELTON.
THURSDAY, December 6, 1764.
THE subscriber being appo nted furvcyor- general for
the southern dillrid of his Majclly’s dominions in
North-America, gives notice, that he will in a very ihort
lime set out to make general iurveys botk ofcoait and main,
will engage in laid employ hv the month, at lcall for aquar
ter of a year, a good convenient schooner, with one four
rowing and two smaller boat*, properly fitted out and man
ned with ten Tailors, under command of a mailer and mate,
all well experienced mariners; alio two lurtreyors well verted
in trigonometry. Such as may be willing to enter in the
said service are desired to be expeditious in fending in their
proposals to Joseph Ottolenghe, Kfq. in Savannah, or to
the lui veyor-gcneral’s office in Auguiline.
WILLIAM GERHARD DK BRAIIM.
/ nr > IIE subscriber intending to move firm the house h<?
X lives in info a house he has hired near his Excellency
the Governor's, by the i 2th inst. where he pro, oks to car
ry on his buftnefs in all its branches as soon as he can pro
cure hands fuffictent for the purpofc, which he is at present
dellituteof, and which renders him incapable of serving his
friends, he begs leave to inform such as are flill his friends,
and all others that may become so hereafter, or that may be
pleased to employ him, that they may depend on his utmoil
assiduity to serve them as far as lies in his power; they may
also depend on having their work done in the neatest, gen-*
teeleft, and nioft fafhionablc manner, i|ot inferior to any its
America, provided such as employ him wfl! l-* so kind as to
let him know their particular taste, and provide proper ma
terials for the performance of it, the want of which, and of
hands, often puts it out of his power to serve his employers
so well as he Would, and has often 101 l him the good will of
those he has used his utmost endeavours to pleale: He there
fore humbly begs the patience of his friends till he can get
hirofelf fettled in a proper manner to serve them; their a ap
pliance therewith will grcatiy oblige,
Their already much obliged
and devoted humble servant.
JONATHAN REMINGTON.
N. B. Two or three Journeymen Taylors, who are f< her
mtfuftrlous men, and good workmen, will meet with very
good encouragement by applying to said Remington; non?
but such need apply.
The house 1 now live in ii to be let after the 12th inthnt.
Any pcrllm inclinable to rent it may apply to Mrs. Andcrfou,
or to me at laid house.
4th Dec. 1764.
WANTED, a lober difacet woman, of a good charac
ter, and capable of taking c.ire ot a family, Such
• one may hear of a place by applying to the printer he.cof.
No other need apply. .
JOHN A/‘ FA R L El N,
TAYLOR FROM LONDON,
MAKES all forts of Officers Uniforms, laced or plain,
and Ladies Riding Habits, after the new oil fathioiu
in London. Thof who may be plcaled to avour lorn with
their cultom may depend on being well 1 fed. He lodge s cp
pofite Mrs. Mims’s in Savannah. t
To be 10U for fix norths ci.aif, nut ify tj tequt ij,
AVERY VALUABLE ISLAND, containing 500
acres of land, commonly called Green I Hand, good
for indico and corn, with a large quantity of hard fcrdin*
marlb ; has on it a good dwelling house with two brick
chimnies, akitch n with a brick chimney and an ani
convenient out-houses, a good } allure fttic-d,a larycquan
tity of orange and pomgranate trees, Sc c. the whole al
plea fan tly fituatc as any in the province. Alio on the laid
island, a flock of good tame cattle, between 50 and 40
head, hogs and poultry, and fome breeding mi cp.--Any
person inclinable topurchafe may apply to il e fublcnbt r at
Kis plantation at Little G;chec, w Mr. Joieph Uay mc
chaat tu Savannah, lTliLli’ I)L~LG.'iL,