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the following advcrtifcment up at divert pi*
VV ce* at Augefta and New-Windior the beginning of ‘his month ;
** Whereas we are informed thatMr. J. J. Zubly propofeth to le|tf* or
•• fell part or the whole el two trails ot laad in Beach ’(land, flill n
•* dispute between him and ourselves. and where** hit titles are not yet
•* determined, therefore, in oner that no person may be deceived by
*• taking leaks, or purchasing any part of the said two trails of land,
*’ this ferve* to give publick notice, that we are deteim ned to profecuti
*• such perfooa With the utmofTitfvtnty of the law * Signed by George
Oalphin and Lachlan M'Giilivray, sworn brothers, as one of them was
pleated to ciprefs it.
* Now 1 think i necessary to inform all whom it may concern, that the
titles in dilpdte have been tried latt November term, and a verdid, with
two hundred pounds ’damages and coitsof luit, given for the plaintiff*
and the defendants having brought a writ of error, a hearing thereon was
On December 17 th had before Governor and Council, when'he said writ
was oifmiifed, the judgtreot of the Court confirmed, and an *| peal of.
sered to be made to the King in. Council not admitted. The iuhtcriber
hopes, under the fattOion of his two original grants, and another grant
for. the overplus, (the signing and fea'ing of which in 1758 was proved
In open court, and something more) adcciiiou in hi. favour at common
law, and the judgment confirmed by Governor and Council, he may at
l*it call this landdm property j and as these gent'emen, from motive* best
known to themselves, art now Worrying him with a chancery suit, he
may think himftlf obijged at.lad to publish hi* wy extraordinary case
for his own f/ake, and for the fake of the public!, (his profeffon >twiih.
landing) to make a Hand for property, in general, which be conceives is
It pi end whenever grants can bp made void at plcafure.
He’ would in his turn forewarn tbeip geutlemeu from trefpaffiag upon
las property, but as they have already acted in a manner which they may
woQibiy find to amount, to a contempt of the authority of the Court, he
contents himfelf to call upon one of them to rccoi.ci c their pteftrt vex
art out suit, not with hat * ery lately pafled between bon and the iubferi
her, but with the following declaration pubtickly made in the Georgia
Gazette for June 24th, 1767: “ I will undertake to (hew Mr. Z--s
• )|is 700 acres in ajaqd that is well known by the name of Beach Jf
9* land, uninvaded, iqgranted, and tree from every claim of my friend
*• Mr. Galphin or myfclr. or if any miftike has happened in the resurvey,
mi 0 r in any grant that may have been made, (o as to encroach on the 701
m acres granted to Mr. Z , agreeable to the original plats thereof,
• the fame shall be peaceably and quietly given u without controversy
• or Uw-fait, lor I entirely agree wih him, .that a prior grant inuft
•• take place of a posterior, and no fuhjeA of Great Britain can be le
es galty divested of hi freehold but by a jury, which is the grand btjl
m war k of our happy confutation.” I will not press hard upon ay
neighbour, but furcly after all that pafled these nine yea#*, he cannot
take it mails. if. for his own fake and mine* 1 could wiih he would be
•leafed to be aa eood as his wr rd.
It may be obfrrvcd, that 700 acres are here a'lowed my undoubted
•roperty, and in the bifl now depending they only pray,
r ss Thlt ycd acres ‘maybe mered cut and located to the said John
- ** Joachim Zubty. and the remaining part to Gebrge Gatphin
■ and Lachlan * ,
’ Now, filler ill thia, and much more than is mentioned, to threaten to
frith the utmost fevetity of the la v those that would purchase
the whole, OR-ANY PART of these lands, is not very confident with his
aflurantc publickly given'ln the fame Gaz tie; 4 * Upon the whole of
•* this matter, I beg leave to assure the publick hf alt TRUTH and SIN
-0* CERITY, thl|t Itiithcr my friend Mr Galphrn, nopgiyfclf, dtarhad
w the leaft'intenuoo to take from him t>NE INCH fwwd tmujh, Pt&tvutd
u left than the nuhde sr AVYPARI) of his feed; Were f| dis
a- posed so tfr do, it mod cirta oly WA$ NOTHIN (W* POB? E£,
’ m ftheotX tujitff fir that) neither would my friend or nay ft If ch U:e to thrfiw
away mdneylavtfhly j (ixutmie, by m wjtatieut chancery Jint, era frty •
•< fuu at peed to the Ktng nubtther hit grant t art f any force tr net) we have
* fuffered many hafdfhips to acquire a imall competency, but have nos,
m and (fropahh) never will indent the dPethod of preaching people Out
a* of their'money.” ‘u i
I think jt will be dtSttult t* theft gentlemen to five their conduft any
appearance oi coijfißeacy, otherwile tlian by faying, that through the
of this afifair it K*s been truly all of a piece. j. J. ZUBLY.
WHEREAS Samuel Pile!, late of thil*province, Indian Trader, did
sign, confefs, and execute a juogmeut for ail his real ad erio-
Sal eftatc whasefoever being, unto John Morel, John Graham, Dajrid
Montaigut, and George Batilie, of tbit province, and Dacofta and Pdr)
of South-Carolina, bearing date the 4th June, 176a, in behilf of them,
fclves and all his other creditors, publick not ce is therefore given to all
Ihc creditors of the taid Samuel Piles to immediately fend in their ac*
counts, pretending the 4th fune, l?6l, prop*rry Rated and mtefted, to
John Morel and George Baillie, acting afignees to said eftatc, in order
ftpt a dividendjnay be made.
CARROLL and MILLAR, Saddlers
GIVE publick notice. That they have opened their Atop near the
Spring, where Mr. Predenck Holzendorff lately lived, and will
Jbppiy gentlemen and ladies with alt forts-of (addles, bridles, furfingles,
chair barnefs, lining chain, Engliih collars, and do nil (bits of work in
tbc faddlcry way. ‘ ■'* ’
ppwwnus **^**Bnowiww
THE creditors df Nicholas Caflid, late of Aqgtifta, merchant, de
ceased, whp have claimed and proved their refpedive debts, are
defirtd to ukc notice, that ch* (übferiber is, and ha* for sometime past
bten rea iy to pay them, and each of them, their federal dividend* of the
•erfonal tftate of the (aid Nicholas Caftel, parfuaat to the aft of the Gc
#eral AffemWf of thfo prov Mice. . FR \ vCiS M‘CAR f AN, Admr.
“•/ iiLANKi of fmretal forts hr hid at he Panting*Office.
tAV ANN A H; Printed by Jam** Johnton, at the Printing-Office in Broughton Strut, where Ad\er.
• tifemenu. Letter* of Intelligence. and Sublcriptiqo* for thi* Payer, arc taken in.—Hand-Kills. Advertise
. /, enu. 4m. friated at the (horteft Notiee.
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* *otmr.CAßotwA .n ;
RUN A^ 1 A¥ ‘from Barftay in
MAN named MERCURY,* tali slender frllow, round (houlder’d
ouvh pitted with thefmallp x, hollow eyed, has three final! marks like
cuts on his tempi* 1, and is ot the Coromantee country, fuppoled to be
atout forty years of rt ge. Whoever takes up the fan runaway, and deli,
vers him to Jacob Van IRbher 00 said barony, at the Euchaws in the
province aforeiaid, or to Meflrs. inglisand Hail nierdiantc in
thall have I’WO POUNDS PROCLAMATION MONEY REW
over and above what is allowed by law. ‘
Charltitowii, South Carolina, DAViD and JOHN DEAS
March 1768.
N. B. He has bten seen op Savannah river, *
A TRACT of LAND, containing PiVE HUNDRED ACRES
exiled the Pine Jfland Tract, joining Great Ogechee marih, on!
nfliDgot pjnebanen, rice and corn land, with a very good bluff, * S£O 1
a piase #Ol (lock at any at Little Oi echee. - “
ANOTHER TRACT, containing PI VF HUNDRED ACRES i.’
the pariUi cf Christ Church, fituateon the River Little Ogechee,’ about
14 miles by land lrt>m Savannah, bounded northwardly by lands of tha
Hon. Fradcis Hants, Wry good for corn orindteo
* FIVE HUN DRED ACREb on the said river, with a very good bluff
where a veil'd of 200 tons burthen may 10. datlt lauding, a quamity of
•which good corn, indico,,and rice land, and the rell griod pine lor fa*v.
mg, bounded southerly b> la. ds of the said Frand fc Harris, tfq. and
northwardly by the marfherfof Great Ogechee.
, Whoever chutes to purchase any of the above trafts may apply to Mi
Joseph Clay merchant m Savaana.i, or to John Willfon planter at Uttlel
Ugccbee. ,*
•sNuumHMsnMnniaonmaMiMHi ,
* - Ttb bt fold by tkt Subjcri ir,
A BOUT TWOHI/NDREft HEAD of CATT LE, on die ftuth fidt
* of the River Alatamaha. They are of the large Spanilhineed. a> 4
properly fort and for railing a flock from. Any perlou inclinable to r Ur .
chafe may traat with , > jc RAK
iU BE SOLD AV PUBLICK f ENDUE, by HLNiiT
TONGE , on Tburfday tkt s tk day of Ktay next, at bn
plantation on Skidawa,’ Jfland, ..... ,
THE SA'D PLAN TATIGN, containing fx.hundred acres, plede
<antly situate on Wafiaw river,; within five miles c-f the inlet,
any veil'd that loads at Savannah tnay go in ct out, and may tab*
in their Jading at tfi landing It is known lo.be wll iis| reared, and ch 4
land in general good |or provtfions, the produc'* of ihix pr< virce, and i<£
cotton and ndico, with P toy convenient riferves (t for the iatiec|
“hout a htrrdrec actrs isgood rice land; thcM*n is a dwelling-hoofe and
,o.t houses, a garden, and orchards well ftofrd with moft kinds of truife
sixty acres within fence, and wi*| be >ealy pj.inted, ,r a
Also at tie Jamt time and place IVILL BE SOLD. 4
SOME VALUABLE PLANTATION CATTLft
HOGS. HORSES and MARES, three or pofr hxjndrfb
BUSHELS CORN and PEASE, a few HOUSEHOLD GOODS]
PLANTATION TOOLS, Ac. ■ t
Long credit will be given and made know n on the day of fate, fexcepl
for final! furifs) pdytnjg interest, wnth approved ecuri|y. * .*> v<
N. B. Any person inclined, to purchase the land *> treat before tho
day of lale with said Henry Yonge. ‘*
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/ HEREAi the Piovoit Matihal of thi*/province, by ‘virtue of a
VV writ of Attachment to him djrcCted, oid attach the lands, tgnm
ments, goods, chattels, monies, debt*, and books 01 account, of Philip
AI Ron, who is absent from and without tie imits o* the laid province,
in the hands and possession of Laac Perry, at the fuit-of Mefiri. Inglft
and Hall, merchant*: AND. \y HER FAS the said liaac Perrv, as a cre
ditor in poileffion, hath, agreeable to the direction of the Attachment
Law, filed his declaration in his Majesty's General Court of Plvas agjpkft
the said Philip Alston, and hath obtained the following t-ile, vjt,
Ptaav, Credi “1 ORDERED, That the. defend ant do appear and pftqß
tor in p.'dP fiton, f within a ye<-r and a day, otherwi e judgment.
Agaiiift f By the Court, A;
Alston J PRES lON and PRYCE. C. G. C.
NO riCR i therefore Hereby given. That, nnlefs the said Philip Alflon
do appear and plead agreeable to the afurefaid rule or order, judgment
will be entered agaiuft him accordingly;
___ WATSON, Attorney for the creditor in {'offeffioa.
, at Lh UN AWAY from the fubferiber on Chriftmafs Day,
i\ A NEGKOE FELLOW, named Jos. H e * s we| l
WiM known inttown, being a fiddler, and used to play at the Af
femblyj had >n when he went awav a ighi coloured coal
an< l a brown jacket; he Is of a very b'ack coaiplexi k,
f has a remarkable high nufey at and one of his legs L frrsller
*han the other; he halu when he wslks (low, but .( he
walks quick it cannot bt pertt-ived. lie is a very anfal
fel'ow, and mav endeavour to pas- as free. All per on*
are hereby cautioned against hatbouring or coming him oF, on p..in of
- bei g proiecuted as the law dirells.. FOR l YSi ll LINGS REW ARD,
with all reasonable charges, will be given to any priibn wbowi ldeavsf
him to the Warden of the Work-Houlc in Savann.ib, or to
’ • JAMES ALEXANDER...
ALL perfon* having any demands on the ES TA TE of and NELOr-E
F( l Z'WAL I ER, late of Savanmh, Vfidov. de'erf-d, aredefif,
f intheir demand* properly at'efted, and all those indebted t§
~ , tftateis expelled will difeharee the fame by the fiftceath doe
•f luly next, without further notice.
March , 1768. * JOHN MILLEDGB, Executor,