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IUCHARD THOMPSON,
HAIR-CUTTER and PERUKE-MAKER from London,
TAKES this method to inform his friends andcuftomers,
that he has lately imported a Genteel Assortment of
Hair for Wigs. Any gentleman may be furnifticd immedi
ately! according to his taste, on reasonable terms. He will
wait on them a? their house. with fancies of the hair for
choice on the firft notice. a
HE^Commiffioners of the General-Loan Office will
meet at the house of James Edward Powell* E(q. in
Savannah, on Monday and Tnefday the 18th and 19th days
of February inst. to receive the interest due on the several
bonds in the hands of the said com mi loners, who desire all
ferfons concerned to be pun&ual, for indulgence must not
e expefted, the interest money being annually appropriated
to publick tfes. , ......
b E o k g i ** v • ’•” . .
WHEREAS, by virtue of a writ of attachment to me
to attach the lands, tenements, goods and
chattels, monies, debts, and books of account*, of Richard
.Hazzard, late df the (aid province, planter, who is absent
from and without the limits of this province, (as it u (aid)
To as to'roakeche said Richard Hazzard a party in his Ma
iefty’s General Court of Pleas, to answer to Francis Harris
and James Habcrfhara, 1 have attached and taken into my
custody one Hegtoe Woman, the property of the (aid Ri
chartfßazzard 2 Add Whereas no person hath appeared to or
claimed any property to the laid negroe, (agreeable to
■dtreftioni bf rhe df the General A Uembly of this province
in that case made and provided) This is therefore to give
notice, that the said nicgroe woman will be fold at publidc
au&ion, at the ufuai place in Savannah, On Wedneiday the
twentieth day Or February next, by
Savannah, 30th MATT. ROCHE, Prov. Mar.
[\ IT/KKREAS, by virtue of a writ of attachment to me
H directed, issued from the General Court of Pleas, at
the fait of Melfrs. Dunbar, Young, and Simpson, com
manding me to attach tfc lands, tenements, monies, goods,
chattels, debts, and booksof account, of Johu Willett, late
of the t%nd of St. Christopher, merchant, J hive ficized and
Attached a certain Brigantine or Vetfel, called the Experi
ment, in the poflefiion of one Thomas Perkins, which {aid
hath been adjudged the property of the said John Wil
lett, and atTOrder hath thereupon iffted to me from the said
‘GrChASh! Court, to foil anddilpofe of the said veftel, giving
si days notice as by law is required; This h therefore to
<gi*e notice, That the said veflel, with her tackle, furniture,
apparel, and boat, will, in obedience to the said order of
the said court, beset up add exposed to publick sale, for rea
dy money, at Banbury; on Thuridky the twenty-firft day of
-February next, by MATT. ROC&E, Prov. Mar.
Savannah, 31st Jan. 176*. -
the Auditor-General’s
Office is now kept at Mr. William
near the Chief Justice’s. *
Savannah, Jan. GREY ELLIOTT, Dep. Aud.
TAKfeN out bFthe river, near Mr. Nunez’s plantation,
*by his negroes, a GRAPNEL. The owner may have
i! again, upon proving his property, pay ingthe charges of
advertifrng, and gititfg'admall gratuity to t! negroes.
VK7HEREAB thecountinPoufe of the fibfcribers was
VV broke open last night, and a bag containing feme
pieces of gold and filter, f bundle containing ten pound
Carolina currency, one silk wrought pocket-book with
sundry papers, and two pair of white silk hose, taken out of
a writing desk 5 also a bundle of bonds, bills of exchange, &c.
which we suppose the thieves thought to be current money at
the time of taking away, but afterwards threw in the ftreets*
*nd also fome parcels of five Aiilling bills, thecurrent money of
this province, signed only by Clement Martin and Alexan
der Wylly, which part of the robbery it is hoped may prove
a means of bringing the thieves to justice : And whereas it
is impossible for us a"t present to fay whether we have loft any
of our ndtes, or bills of exchange, we hope no per
son will receive or take any such without the fame is regular
ly indorfed or assigned by us: And as we have thegreatell’
reason to suppose the robbery was committed by a gang of
white men, we hereby offer a REWARD of TWENTY
FIVE POUNDS STERLING to any person who will give
information of any of the o benders, so that they rmvKc
to Justice. JOHNSON and WYLLY.
Savannah, Jan. 24, 1764.
T*HR fobferiber intending to remove his family into the
X country, will dispose of the HOUSE on- the Bay ’
where he now lives, which is at well ituated, either fol* bu
siness or the nfe of a private family, as any house in Savan
nah. The dwelling-house contains a large store well fitted
for dry goods, fourfire rooms, and three rooms without fire
places, a large brick cellar for the use of the store, and a
final!er one for the use of the family. Amongst the out
buildings there are two goad lodging rooms with fire places,
a kitchen, back-store, wafo-houfe, stable, ehair house!
pigeon-house, fee. &c. and a good well in the
person who inclines to purchase may apply to
’ LEWIS JOHNSON.
WANTED, A sober difereet man chat can take the
charge of an out rice plantation. If he Ihould have
a few negroes, he may‘join them in Glares. A single man
rather than a married is wanted. None need apply except
well recommended. He will meet with good encouragement
by applying to Kenneth Bailliein s>t. John’s parifo.
JAMES TAYLOR informs me of a BROWN BAY
J HORSE, about 13 and a half hands high, branded on
the mounting flioulder something not plain, but appears to bf
7 T.—Whoever claims the feidhorfe must prove his proper,
ty before \ t , f *OHN ELLIOTT, T. M,
St. John’s parifti, Feb. 3, 1763. .
RUN AW AY, about three weeks fined, from the fubferi.
ber’s plantation on Savannah river, TWO NEW
NEGROE MEN, one a taH fellow, called Colirain, the
Other a lender fellow, called Derry, branded on the breall
with the letters I B, had on when they went away white ne
groe cloth jackets and breeches and milled caps. * It is fu
ipefled-they carried kway afinall canoe with a forecaftle, and
nug bolts m her head and iW—Whoever will bring the
laid negroes and boat to me, or to the overseer at my planta
tion, Ihall have jos, reward for each, over and above the
charges allowed by law. ALEX. WYLLY.
Feb. 5, 1765.
Neither pf the negroes can speak any Englifii.
Cos tie fold on wafonablc ternuj, *
A TRACT ofFIVE HUNDRED ACRES of LAND
fi r Ua ?rS n a n i vl S ablc creek * called Coyins’s creek!
on the south fide of Great Ogechee, adjoining the planta
tion of Mr. James Butler, containing about 200 acres of
good swamp, ico of oak and hickory land, and coacres <Tf
pme barren. Also. J
A TRACT of SIX HUNDRED ACRES, very plea,
fantly situated on the south bank of Midway river, about
tour miles above the town of Sunbury, fit either for rice
corn, or indico. For further particulars inquire of the
printer* T . .
JOSEPH TYRRELL,
ST AY.MAKER FROM LONDON,
- ThiTAKES all forts of Stays, such as, turned stays, draw
dyJL and pack thread ditto, half bone ditto, French
waistcoats, childrens flips,hanging sleeves, Ac. in thenew
eft and molf falhionable manner they are now done in Lon
don,. and at the moil reasonable rates. He likewise mends
a T*!i irS i ll forts old fta y 3 * Hc 19 t 0 f P oicc wit h at
the* house of Mr. Thomas Morgan in Savannah, where he
propol'es to carry on said bufincls.
Thomas Morgan gives further notice, that he has still in
his pofleffion thn negtoe follow Biily forraerly advertised by
him m this paper, and as he cannot speak Englilh, nor tell
his master’s name, only such as was heretofore advertised, it
s thought that his maften’s name may be Cambleor Gamble,
■phert are such names'in Carolina, where the fellow came
from. Any one proving said negroe to be their property
may have hipi again, paying the charges that have attended
taking him Up and keeping him, and if disposed to fell him
may hear of a purchafcr by applying to said Thomas Morgan.
T O B E *
A TRACT of LAND on Great-Ogechec river, oppo
site to the intended town of Hardwicke, containing
500 acres, exceeding good land for rice.
ONE TRACT on Savannah river, containing 600 acres,
being part of an island about a mile above the bluff of Pur
ryfourgb; this is exceeding rich land, and well timblred
with white oak and cypreft.
ONE TRACT, containing 360 acres, being an island in
the Alatamahg nver, a little above Darien, very good rice
land, and well timbered with cypress.
Any person inclinable to purchase any of the above lands
miy apply to Alexander Wylly, Esq. in Savannah, or to
JOHN WERE AT.