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VWm fttkmf monarch whs out of breflll with upbraiding!, fh*
officer told hi* they pitied hhnj and pointed to thetenrs of 1
• i f e e it,” aofwered he, “ but I demanded not your P*y * W V
froteftion i &cd, jt was that yon promised, and heaven wiHpumfo you
• boat* now appeared, and He was aafwered that he must go
on board them. He turned to his people, and wi<fc a fenoui d.gnitv bad*
them follow*. “ And,” fay. he, “ thereafter any name *
bear hearing, tell them they are not that good people the honest Malaya
Ik; n )r —.However,” continued he, taking hit leave of our peopje,
be kind to the prince my son, whom you have amongst you . Give him
ehe proteflion yol refufe hi. father. Tell hi*, O Eogl.fhl of *y fuf
lerines t and tell him, that his father when he Wenttodeath, command
<od hfm to revenge them.. If virtoe,” concluded be, “cannot enforce
this let me buy it of you ! Take my treafures—for why fliould 1 enrich
ZA fnoke this he poured out hi. gold and jcwela, and descended with
wt emotion into tha boat which the Dutch had sent for hi*. Our pco
ela saw it with weeping eye | but the Dutch exprtfl'ed no more eonewn
ehad if a mulrfuflor had been delivered to them for execution. They re
turned to their (hip, which without ceremony failed off as soon a. it wat
dark, and wa. no more heard of till in port. .
Tha iflind remain* in the hand, of the Dutch : and the king s condi
tion may be guefifed ; for he wa* carried to their fcttlements at the Cape.
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WHEREAS the Provost-Marshal of this province, by virtue of •
writ of attachment to him dire£led, did attach the land., tene
ment), goods, chattels, monies, debts, end hooks of account, of John
Stevens, who Is absent from and without the limits of the faii province,
in the hands and possession of James Uulloch, of Savannah in the said pro
vince Esquire, at the suit of James Read and James Moflman, raerch
•trts: WHEREAS the said James Read and James Moflman HAVE,
agreeable to the direction of the Attachment Law, filed their declaration
In his Majesty’s General of Pleas again!! th# said John
and have obtained the following rule, vi*.
ft g A o and Moismak J ORDERED, That the defendant do appear and
I mtrfut > plead within a year and a day, othcrwifejudg-
Stcvbni. ) inenr. By the Court,
sjd Jan. 1768. PRESTON and PRYCE, C. G. Q.
NOTICE is therefore heruby given. That, unless the said John Stevens
do appear and plead agreeable to the aforefaid rule or order, judgment
will be entered again!! him accordingly.
GREY ELLIOTT, Attorney for the plaintiffs.
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. Cfojgiiu
WHEREAS the Provort Marshal of this province, by virtue of adrrit
of attachment to him directed, did attach the lands, tenements,
goods, chattels, monies, debts, and hooks of account, of Thomas Lis
ton and William Hope, surviving copartners of Thomas Middleton, de
ceased, who are absent from and without the limits of the said province,
in the hands and possession of Roger Kclfall, Andrew Darling, and Simon
Monro, John Cubbedge, Philip Delegal, Thomas Peacock, William
Young, and William Otiryen, at the suit of John Nutt: AND WHERE
AS the said John Nutt H ATM, agreeable to the direftion of tha Attach
ment Law, filed his declaration in his Majelty’s Genera! Court of Pleas
sainft the said Thomas Li lion and William Hope, surviving copartners
Thomas Middleton, and have obtained the following rule, via.
. Nutt Y ORDERED, That the defendants do appear and
nttr/wt \ plead within a year and a day, otherwiie judg-
Listois and Hove, f ment. By the Court,
fnrvivingcopartncrs. J PRESTON and PRYCE, C. G. C,
aad Jan. 1768.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, That, unless the said Thomas Liston
•nd William- Hope do appear and plead agreeable to the aforefaid rule or
order, judgment wHI be entered again ft them accordingly.
GREY ELLIOTT, Attorney for the plaintiffs.
THE fubferiber having taken a house at the back of Mr. Roche’s,
HAS OPENED A SCHOOL. His method of tuachiag children
being well known in the town of Savannah, therefore it needs no farther
explanation, and hopes those gentlemen and ladies who formerly favoured
li* with the tuition of their children will Ail] continue them, and they
may depend upon sobriety, due care, diligence, and constant attendance
being given by _ PETER GANDY.
TO BE SOLD,
THE SHOP lately occupied by Dr. Andrew Jehnfion: Also, A
LARGE SHOP COUNTER with drawers, and A QUANTI
TY OP TOW. Enquire of J AMES JOHNSTON.
WHEREAS Samuel Piles, late of this province, Indian leader, did
(ign, confefs, and execute a judgment for all his real and perln
nal elfate wheresoever being, unto John Morel, John Graham, David
Montaigat, and George Batllie, of this province, and Dacofta and Farr
•f South-Carolina, bearing date the 4th June, 176:, in behalf of them
selves and -all his other creditors, publick not.ee is therefore given toaJl
the creditors of the said Samuel Piles to immediately fend in their ac
counts. preceeding the 4th June, 176a, properly dated and attested, to
John Morel and George Batllie, afting affignecs to said efiatc, in order
(hat a dividend may be made.
TO BE SOLD, *
THI HOUSE aad LOT on th* Bay adjoining the Hon. Noble [ones
ICq.'s, at present in the possession of Mrs. Heriot Crooke; alfo’
the FIVE and FORTY-FIVE ACRE LOTS therennto beWi*
tor further particulars enquire of ALEX. WYLLY.
JaMl> **?*”**•“ *• Ü Bmgbtn-Strett, h.r.A^r.
mZ., te! P ri,LS .? tXZ* vi£ npUOK * * U “ “**• “* Uk# ” “-MO* Adrrtff
Grenada rum, cam*, e<£
COA, CHOCOLATE, u*
THE Commiffioonrs appointed by an Aft ms tbu *****
to put up to publick fak, and to fell to *ke the
term of five years, the Perry at a plate f* l j*Jl^** , '®**^ a *
ehoo river, GIVE THIS PUBLIC* NOTICE. that theywHlmeetai
the said ferry, on Thursday the 30th of Hus infant June, when the fame
will be put np to publick file, and fold u th* heff bidder, ht th* WiA
aforefaid, at the hour of 1* of the deok.'l Tha condition* nm. thlt th*
purchaser or purebufea* themof do pay ©nt moiety of the purcbefr money
at theexpmation of one year, and the remaining moiety m thetcpimtioß
of two years Aom'the day of fa’o, firing Inch fecarityM the (aid Com
mifSoner* (hall approve of. “*
N. B. Tha Comnuffumcrs, as soon a% ppffiMe, intend, agreeable to
the fire&ions of the said aA, to erefto brick chimney to the feity-boafe,
aad make.all other necessary repairs to the lame, aad also wW Otodt
(hed on the causeway on the oppofito fide, at the *x pence otthe pwMklA
June j, 1768. , ■ „i.i
ALL perfena indebted to me to fettle an! faylfapit
by the firff day of July nmit, dtbefwifo they wUI he foedwitbodk
further notice. STEPHEN MiLLEN.
8IN&LB MAN qualified ai * may eel
J\ with encouragement by applying at Midway to JOHN RAKER.
BETWIXT thaThanrs nf nine and twelve in the forenoon of thd ft
cood day of June infant, there was A GOLD WATCH dfopt,
betwixt dm Church and Mr. Rocbc*s, nr from dwnee to the Bhiff oppow
fit* to the Market Wharf, with this mark RKi twice oft the
andTS on four different places of the inner case, the outer case corned
with green (hagtten alaioff wove off. Any person who has fbvnd said
watch, and will deliver it to the printer hereof, (hall have a reward of
five pounds fieri inf.
* A TRACT OF FOUR IIUNDREP AND FIFTY ACRSS Os
JX LAND in the perish of St. David, on the river Alataauho, bound*
ed on every fide by land vacant at the time of the fnnrcy made; about two
hundred ac. -i of which i* very good river swamp.
A TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND In South*
Carolina, situate on the river May, and bounded to the north and wR
on vacant land, and to the call and south on land of John Henry Dcrocbe.
Also, A FARM LOT OR TRACT OP FIFTY ACRES OP LAN*
in the patidi of Christ Church, known by the Number Two in Tower
Tything, Decker Ward.
And also, A NEGROR FELLOW, A WENCH AND HER CHILD*
Any perion inclinable to purchafc the whole, or any part theroof, map
have them upon very rcafonable terms by applying to
Philip box,
JOHN GRAHAM ami CO. gifrthis publick notice to all persons inv
debted to them by bond, note, or book debt, that if they do not dlf*
charge the fame by the firß day of July next, they are determined to pul
them into the hands of an attorney at law to be recovered, particularly
fnch as have been long (landing.
LOST out of my cart on Tuesday evening the *4tk nit. between Black
Creek and Savannah, on the Augusta road, A WALLET, con
taining two books, a knife, and three dozen of corks. Whoever will
bring them to the fubferiber at Black Crock, or to Matthias A (he In Saw
yannah, (hall have ten (hilliqgs reward. JACOB ELY.
TO BE SOLDy pursuant to the lajl-tuill of John Hobforty de*
ceafedy on Saturday the 1 6tb July tuxt, at said Hobfon’s lath
devilling-boufe in Augusta,
ALL THE SAID DECEASID’e ESTATE, confiding of eight
choice Virginia born Negroee, two Feather Bede and Furniture,
and sundry other kinds of Household Furniture. The terms of sale tit
dy money. MATTHEW HOBSON, Executor. *
4 th J une, 1768.
ALL persons indebted lo the ESTATE of JOHN M'PARLIN, del
ceafcd, are desired to make immediate payment, as there is n necefo
fity for so doing, otherwise their accounts will be put into the hands of
an attorney at law to be sued for t and those having any demand* again (t
the said eftam are requeued to fend them in, properly attefied, to
PHILIP BOX, 1 Pvectors
GEORGE BAILLIE, } **•■•
TO BE SOLDy on Monday the ntb July next,
ALL THE PERSON AL ESTATRof thelate JOSEPH PRUNIERt
dMeafed, confiding of Negroes, Flour, Wine, Honfehold Pnrni
*af* Wearing Apparel, Sec. All those indebted to said efiatc
by bon4,.notC, or t’ ok debt, are desired to make payment, and all those
who htvf aajr denands lgainft said tftate arc desired to give ii their 10
counts, properly attefied, to JAMF.S MOSMAN, I e
JOSEPH CLAY. ’JEieottO".
** t6t Waik. [mule. ‘ ‘
TALL NEW NKGROE FELLOW, ctr't ffxtk E.-IHR. ibi
five feet seven inches high, about thirty year* of ago, has a larro
rear on th* left fide of hi* head, and on his last arm, with holes in hie
etr,^_ fc V °“ a ne * roe c, oth jacket with blue binding round thn
poebnt Haps, aad two psoce* of eld blanket, with a red cap, taken up at
aifi May, 1768.