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TO BE SOW, on Taffy tttfyiiaftant, at tk itafitfC*.
ntUns Connor, • •
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND, on Great-
Qgechee, very good for core, rice, and jndigo. Whoever is in
clinable to porchafe the Lid land before the day of sale may treat with Mr.
Robert Bolton. Also at the fame time will be fold, About twelve Milch
Cowu, together with a Steele of Hoes, snd one Breeding Mare on Skid
pway IQ and, several verv good Horns either for draught or the (addle,
Hoofehold Furniture, with sundry other a ticles too tedious to mention.
The fate-will begin at 10 o’clock in the forenoon.—Crgdit will be allowed
far the land until the firJftdav of January 1770.
EWEN and BOLTON, Vendue Matters.
IF Capt. Thomas-Morgao, who formerly commanded the Manchineel
trading from this province to Bermuda, on his wife, whose former
w s Bvnon, be livings they are dtfired to acquaint Meflrs. John
and James Graham and Cos. in Savannah how they may be addrefled to.
TO BE SOLD hr VENDUE, on Monday the i+tb day of
April inf. at tb • plantation of the late David Fox, senior,
deceased, on Little Ogecbee,
The SAID PLANTATION OR TR ACT OF LAND, containing
too aergs, fit for corn, rice, and indigo, a considerable part of
which u cleared and under good fence. Also, ONE OTHER TRACI,
on Little Ogechee a/ore ft id, containing 500 acres, the chief of which is
exceeding good rice land, inferior to nooe in the province. Also, A
BOOT TWENTY-ONE VALUABLE PLANTATION SLAVES, A
STOCK, OF CATTLE, with PROVISIONS and PLANTATION
TOOLS. Condition# will be made known at the place of sale.
BENJAMIN FOX, Executor.
TAKEN DP the *o*h January IA. on the Indian Country Path, a
boat to at Ist f-oin Augutta, and delivered to the fubferiber, A
NEG ROE EiiLLOW, and A WENCH, with A CHILD about two
months old. The fellow is about five feet ten inches high, pretty l illy,
(wa-hii name is Saupsou, and bis wife's name Molly, but speaks
{pch bad Bngliih as fcarce’.y tb be understood, fays his matter lives near
tjic (alt,water,- is a small man, and his name Jacob Minnow, and has a
wife and three children. The fellow had on a gown with a cap to it
made out of a duttil blanket, and the wench an old ragged negroe cloth
- jacket and coat. The ownec may have them by applying at Augutta to
EDWARD BARNARD.
TO BE SOLD AT PUB LICK VENDUE, the iZtb April infl.
‘* ‘at the ttfual place in Savannah,
SUNftRf HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ONE NEGROE GIRL,
A PARCEL RAW DEER SKINS, SOME BEES WAX, AVERY
GOOD PETTIAUGA, that wil carry about 30 barrels rice, and SUN
DRY OTHER ARTICLES, belonging to the ESTATE of Capt. DA
VID CUTLER BRADDOCK, deceased. Cond'tions of the sale will
he, credit for all sums above $L to the itt January next, paying interest
from the date, and giving approved fecuriiy.
JOSEPH CLAY, l A . .. a
WILLIAM LYFORD, f Admmrftrators.
Who desire all persons having any demands againtt said estate to fend
in their accounts, properly attetted, and those who are indebted to said
•ftatuare requeued to make immediate payment.
to be fold, on Tuejday the 2d of May next, if a fair day, if not,
the next following,
LOTS, HOUSES, and STORES, with the
WHARF and other IMPROVEMENTS, well
known by the name of YAMMACRAW*,
The lots contain 300 feet in front, and from low water mark 410 feet in
depth to the Areet that leads from town.
Also, - THREE LOTS adjoining each other,
difeAly opposite to the Yammacraw lots, each containing 95 feet front on
Ibid’ftreet leading from town, and 100 feet in depth. On one of the lots
.there is a good dwelling-house, with other improvements, at present
. vented by Capt: Langford.
Oedit will bd given to the itt January 1770, paying interest and giv
ing ibcurity if required.—Should yny person chufe to purchase the houses
ana lota at private sale they may apply to JOHN GRAHAM and CO.
ll r bo have for Sale,
A QjJ AN TIT Yof BREAD and FLOUR,
Lately imported from Philadelphia. ,
And A FEW BARRELS of PITCH and TURPENTINE.
T O BE SOL. dT
THREE HUNDRED HEAD OF CATTLE, Which will be deli
vered any where on Savannah River, and cash or negroes be taken
in payment. Any person inclining to purchase may apply at Saltcatcher
in South-Carolina to JOHN DAVIS.
T O B E SOLD REAS ONABLE,
A TRACT OF LAND, containing 1000 acres, io the paiifii of St.
Thomas, butting and bounding north on lind vacant, eaftonland
of Thpmas Goldfmtth, sooth on Great Setilla River, and weft on land
of lobh Graham.
Also, ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, containing 1000 acres, in
theparifh of St. Mary, butting and bounding east on land of Thomas
Goldsmith, north on Great Setilla River, and on alt other sides on va
cant land?
For particulars enquire of the printer.
”LANKS of saoft forts to be fold at the Printing Oifice.
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§ A V ANN AH? Printed by James Johnston, at the Printing-Office in Bnugiten-Street, where Adver*
’ tifements, Letters of Intelligence, and Snbfcriptions for this Taper# are taken in.-—Hand-Bills, Advertise*
meats, &c* printed at the (horteft Notice. • -
A f-L perfon* that Vave atty demands against tht RSTATE'of
A ANDERSON, deceaftd, are tJcGred to bring j„ their a r J Co^ S
properly attelled, and those that are indebted 40 the estate are d.c j ’
pay off immediately without further notice. Icd 10
PA VID ANDERSON, Erector.
STRAYED from the Governor's plantation at Great Oi'echecfvv* i7
day aad March. A BLACK GELDING, ahoul i 4 hands hih
or Aren years old, pace* at the rate ofei ■ htmilcsan hour, branJedon t l *
mounting ftioulder S TANARUS, on the mounting buttock C, and on the mo n *
ing rump O M, two saddle fpnts <'n hi* back, his tail nicked, with a w’
mane. Whoever takes up the f.tid gelding. an 1 delivers him t. the {
feriber at Ogechee, or to Mr. Abraham Gay a* Savannih, on the Govcr
nor'a plantation, (hall have twenty (hillings ftcrliag rewrrd
JOSEPH WEATHERLY.
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STRAYED into Mr. William Elliot** plantation on Great
and ad vert i fed by Edward (ioodrll, A LIGHT BAY HORSE, p-rts
a little, a small white down his face, about 13 haods bi>h, about
old, branded ou the mourning Ihoulder thus / . A GREY MORSE
bout 13 hands high, branded ou the mounting Ihoulder anj thiirh Nr’
taken up by Joseph Cannon. s ’
Whoever owns the above ftray* mull apply and prove their propr-tv
before me at Little Ogechee. JOHN M'LEAN | ?
3d April, 1769.
WANTED, An honell. ‘oher, and induflrious LAD, as~an AP,
I‘RENTICE to the PRINTING BUSINESS. He will have his
board, cloathing, Sec. from his matter. Apply to the printer of this
paper.
ORGI A 7
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WHEREAS, by the final decree made and promulged by the Hen.
Grey Elliott, Esq. l'i ’ge Surrogate of his Majclly’s Court of
Vice Admiralty for the fai l province, l was commanded to pay all the
wages due on the present voyage made ar.d performed by the brig Mo’ly,
George Haxord la e mailer, out • f the proceeds of Tales of said veflhl; and
whe eas further the fa and decree authorized me to allow one month's credit
to the purchaser or purchasers of the said ve-ffel and her cargo, this is there
fore to desire those concerned to give in t heir accounts accordingly to tha
fubferiber, autfted before the Judge of the said Court, ,in order to receive
payment before the Marlhal makes his rcturi\to the said Court at the ex
piration of the said term of one month from this date.
Savannah, April 4, 1769. JAMES WHITEFIELD, M. C. V. A,
WHEREAS the Provost-Marshal of this province, by virtue of a writ
of attichment to him direfted, did attach the lands, tenements,
good*, chattels, ironies, debts and books of account, of John Bayley!
who is absent from and without the limits of the said province, in the
Winds and pofTefliou of Captain John Sutton, and Mr. Joseph Clay of Sa
vanoah, merchant, at the suit of Abel james and Henry Drinker, ofthe
city of Philadelphia, merchants: AND WHEREAS the said Abel James
and Henry Drinker HAVE, agreeable to the directions of the Attach
ment Aft, filed their declaration in his Majr fly’s General Court of Pleas
against the said John Baylev, and have obtained the following rule, viz.
James and Drinkeb lOR DF.RED, That the defendant do appear and
vtrfus > plead within a year and a day* other wife judg-
John Bayley. J ment. By the Court,
3111 January, 1769. PRESTON and PRYCE, C. G. C.
NOTICE it therefore hereby given, That, unless the said John Bayley
do appear and plead agreeable to the aforefaid rule or order, judgment
will be entcicd against him accordingly. ‘*
JOHN GLEN, Attorney for the plaintiffs.
RUN AWAY, on Monday the *7th ult. A NEGROE FELLOW,
named JACK, about five feet nine inches high, of a yellowish com •
p.exion, has a large fear on the left fide of his head cut by a hanger, and
a fear upon his ear by the fame stroke, and leveral cuts upon his body; he
fpcaka good Englilh, and will endeavour to pass as a free man. A re
ward of ten (hillings, if taken within ten miles of Savannah, and twenty
(hillings, if a further diflance, on a delivery to
Savannah, April 4, 1769. COWPER and TELFAtRS.
THE books of Giorge Baillie and Cos. being removed to a room in
the house lately occupied by Mr*. Germain, next door to Dr.
Johnson’s on the Bay, the fubferibers desire all such as have not yet fettled
with them to call therefor that purpoie, and prevent law charges, which
mull otherwise ensue. JOHN*|AMIESON,
GEORGE BAILLIE.
A MAN that can teach Reading, Writing, ar.d Arithmetick, and,il
(b the moll ufeful Branches of the Mathematicks, properlai-d
th.it can be recommended for fubiiety and afti luity, is wanted to teach iq
a private family near Savannah. Enquire cf the primer.
TAKEN UP, bv Mr. George Weekley, on the south fide of Great-
Ogechee, A GREY HORSE, about 13 hands high, trots, and
branded with an M cn the mounting Ihou'der, and a bh tched brand on.
the mounting rump. The hor eis about four years old this fprirg.
Biaurtljt to tfie SCogfufjoufr,
A TALL STOUT ABLE NEGROE FELLOW, about fire feet n?tfe
inches high, about 30 years of age, b is his country marks thus |||
on each fide of his face, is of the Co'omantee country, fpeak* a little
Englilh, fays his name is Michael, bur cannot tell his mefler’s name, was
brought from the Creek nation, where it’s faid'he had been al out tv o
)ears. Auguil 7, 1768.
