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Vsutlng to negotiate a loan there, (o enabl; tbm to tarry
£n the present war with Great Britain, and held out the
jaoft flattering term* for that purpose, yet the monied
men, alarmed at the present complexion of European po
litick*, have'one and all declined treating with them ori
that ;übje£t. . .;_1
Nov. ii. Gen. Murray, ind several officers who have
Steady been in America, will fail for that place with the
Jirft reinforcem nts.
Nov. I5 The Gount d’Artois, prize to the Bienfai
laflt, was fold at Plymouth fme day* ago for 75301. She
i* bought for Government service, as is also the Jeune
Aflargaretta, prize to the fame /hip.
Yesterday Sir Hugh Pallifer, Bart, was ele&ed Mem
ber of Parliament for Huntiagd m, in the room of Sir
Ceorgt Wombwell, feart. deceased.
A special commidion is p/eparing to be made out under
the great seal of 1 Great Britain for the purpose of trying
Lord George Gordon, which is to take place in
the Court of King’s Bench fome time before the expira
tion >f the present term.
Nov. 16. The N. 5. Bonevent del Chil, a Spani/h
transport, bound from Corunna to Cadiz, laden with war
like stores, and about 256 soldiers on board, is taken by
the Neptune privateer and carried into Scilly.
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* TO AN AW AY from the fubferi-
- ber whilft* employed at the
publick works in Savannah, ad
* was seen by a Negro on the road
wm g on g towards Ogechee Ferry in
- company wirh a white man driving
* a cart, A young Negro Man nam
ec j WILL, of a very llender make,
about 5 feet 6 inche* high, with a
femarkdble film upon his right eye; he had on
when he went away a brown jacket with white
binding about the Ihoulders, blue breeches, a>nd
mixed coloured woilted Hackings. Whoever will
take up and delivery he above defcrjbed Negro to
lire in SaVann *b;’ of gfve information vyhere heis
harboured, shall be properly rewarded.
GEORGE BAILLIC
Savannah, Jan. 29, 1781. •
THE fubfc iber intending to leave this province
by the firll of May next, desires all persons
indebted to him to make immediate payment, and
those having demands againlt him to give in their
accounts that they may be fettled.
ALEXANDER CUNNINGHAM.
ALL persons indebted to the fubferiber are
hereby requested- to make immediate pay
ment, fh.it he may he the better enabled to fatisfy
the prefling demands of his creditors.
JOHN HENDERSON.
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WHEREAS the Provost Marshal of the pro
vince of Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of
Attachment to him dire&ed in the Causes under*
inctioned, did attach the lands and tenement*,
goods and chattels, monies, debts, and books of
account, of ~he defendai ts in the said causes, who
are absent from and without the limit* of the said
prevnee, at the suit of the several plaintiff,; And
whereas the said plaintiffs have refpe&ively, agree
able to the directions of the Attachment Ad, filed
a declaration in the General Court against the sere
- ral defendants in each of the following causes, viz.
Isaac Perry verfu Frederick Francis ;
: * Moore and Ponton verlu> William Candler ;
and have obtained in each of the said causes a rule
to the following effect, viz.
Ordered. That the defendants do appear and
plead within a.year and a day, othcrwife judgment.
By the Court,
foHN Simpson, P. & C. C.
*4 th January, 1781
Notice is therefore hereby given, That judgment
be entered, agreeable to the aforefaid rule or
Order, agiintl the said defendants whudonOtap
ipear and, plead conformable thereto.
FARLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney in the
said causes.
WHERE AS the Provost Marflial of the pro
vince of Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of
Attachment to him directed, did attach the lands,”
tenements, good*, chattels, monies, debts, and
books of account, of Wjl jam Watson, who is ab
lent from and without the limit- of the said pro
vince. at the suit of >-imon Paterson and William
Larg : And whereas the said Simon Paterson and
Wii,iam Lang b?ve, agreeable to the directions of
the Attachment A£t, filed their declaration in the
General Court against. the Lid William Watson,
and have obtained the following rule:
Paterson 13 Al 1 Ordered , That the defendant
gainft rdo appear and plead within a
William Watson. J year and a day, otherwise judg
ment by default.
By the Court,
John Simpson, P. Sc C. C.
24th January, i7*i-
Notice is therefore hereby given, That, unjefs
the said William Watson do appear and plead a
greeable to the aforefa'd rule or order, judgment
Will be entered against him accordingly.
Wm. JO.'iES, Plaintiff* Attorney.
TJiTHEREAS the Provost Marsha! of the pro
“ vince of Georgia,'by virtue of a Writ of
Attachment to him dire&ed in the several causes
undermentioned, did attach the lands and tene
ments, goods, and chattels, monies, debts, and
books of account, of the several defendants in the
said causes, who are absent from and without the
limits of the said province, at the suit of the seve
ral plaintiffs: And whereas the said plaintiffs have
refpe&ively, agreeable to the directions of the At
tachment A6t, filed a declaration in the General
Court against the several defendants in each of the
following causes, viz.
John Charles Lucena versus Robert Walttsn ;
Kelfall and Spalding versus John Baker fen.
George Houftoun verlus Joseph Abrahams'.
Kelfall and another , fu'r-vinjors, versus Thomas
Bacon ; - ./
Kelfall and Spalding versus Lemuel Lanier ;
M'Goun and others versus John Twiggs ;
and have obtained in each of the said causes a rule
to the following efflCt, viz.
Ordered , That the defendant and defendants in
the laid several actions do appear and plead within
a year and a day, otherwise judgment will puli a
gainst them by default.
. By the Court,
John Simpson, P & C. C.
24th January, 1781.
Notice is therefore hereby given, That judg
ment will be entered, agreeable to the aforefaid
rule or order, against every of the said defendants
who do not appear and plead conformable thereto.
ROBERTSON, Plaintiff- Attorney
in the said several-causes.
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•v-: G.JLO ICGLI:
William M'tlltr \
versus V 7 Case.
Thomas Lynn J
WHEREAS the record at large of the judg
ment obtained in this cause is loft or mislaid,
and there is no evidence thereof but by the doe
quet book of judgments in the hands of the Protho
notary for the year 1775, and an entry in the Pro
vost Marshal’s book the fame year, I do hereby
five notice, that I Hull, on Friday the gth day of
ebruary next, between the hours of ii and i 2 in
the forenoon, apply to his Honour the Chief justice,
at Chambers, for leave to sue out a Writ of Execu
tion, for the sum of 591. 73. 6d with costs of suit,
for which the said judgment was obtained, the
whole remaining unfatkfied, *jn the foundation of
the doequet and entry aforefaid, in puifuarce of
the regulations in fueft cases lately made by the Lid
General Court, unkfs the defendant in this caufei
or his attorney or aitornies, or any other person or
peiTons concerned in thepremifes, (h ill, at the time
abovemendohed, shew cause to the contrary.
ROBERTSON, Plaintiff’s Attorney,
January 30, 1781.
(j E O R G I the General Court.
Ccnvper and Telfairs 1
versus C Case .
Daniel Giroud. j
‘tTTHEREAS the record at large of the.iudg*
’ ‘ ment obtained in this cmfe is loft or mislaid,
and there is no evidence thereof but bv the doequet
book of judgments now in the hand* of the Protho
notary for the year 1775, and an entry in the Pro
vost -Maribal’s book for the f me year, I do hereby
five notice, that I shall, on Friday the 9th day of
ebruary next, between the hours of 11 and 12 in
the forenoon, apply to his Honour the Chief'Juftice,
at Chambers, for leave to sue out a Writ of Execu
tion, for the sum of 33k 1 is. ad., damages and
costs, for which the said judgment was obtained,
271. 95. 2d. balance remaining due and
thereon, on the foundation of the doequet and
entry aforefaid, in pursuance of the regulations in
such cases lately made by the said General Court,
unless the defendant in this cause, or his attorney or
attoroiei, or any other person or persons concerned
in the premifas, fliall, at the time abovementioned,
(hew cause to the contrary.
ROBERTSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
January 30, 1781,
■ ■ ■ 1 1 memsm m 1 i ■■ ■—i m m
GEORG I A.—ln the General Court.
Ogilvie (Charles) Esq. 1 4
versus C In Debt.
Forbes (John) Executor of % 13 e. J
“ITTHERE AS the record at large of the judg.
* * ment obtained in this cause is loft or miflnid,
and there is no evidence thereof but by the doequet
of judgments now in the hands of the Prothonft, _
tary for the year 1775, and an entry in the Pro
vost MarlhaPs book for the fame year, 1 d© hereby
give notice, that I fliall, on Friday the 9th dpy of
February next, between the hours of 11 and 12 in
the forenoon, apply to his Honour the Chief Jus
tice, at Chambers, for leave to ! sue out a Writ of
Execution, for the sum of 4000!. with costs of
suit, for; which the laid judgment was obtained, the
whole principal, interdt, and costs, remaining un-
Satisfied, on the foundation of the doaqrrt ur,<s
aforefaid, in pursuance of the legislations in iu c | 5
lately made by the said General Courts u ri |
the defeadant in this cause, or his attorney or attor, ’
nies, or any other person or peifotis concerned in the
premifos, shall, at the time abovementioned, fi iC *
caule to the contrary.
ROBERTSON, Plaintiff's Attorney,
January 30, 1781.
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G F, O R G I A.—ln the General Court.
Netherclift , surviving Copartner J
of John Gordon , deceased. I T ~ ,
verfu, . \UDOh
ChiJley Boflich. J
TTriIEREAS the record at large of the judg,
’ V ment obtained in this cause is loft or miflarflj
and there is no evidence thereof but by an entry i| 1
the Provost Marshal’s book for the year 1 775, Ido
hereby give nptice, ; that I fliall, on Friday the
9th day of February instant, between the hours of £
11 and 12 in the forenoon, apply to his Hcnooj
the Chief Justice, at Chambers, for leave to foi
out a Writ of Execution, for the sum of t 1 18s,
4d. with costs of suit, for which the said judgment
was obtained, 861. 12s. iod. part thereof, sot ba*
lance of principal and interest, with costs of L*,
being then unfatitfied, on the foundation of the
entry aforefaid, in pursuance of the regulations ii
such cafe* lately made by the said General Coart,
unless the defendant in this cause, or his attorney,
or any other person concerned in the premife*. (ha-1,
at the time abovementioned, Ihew ouule to tht
contrary.
, FARLEY, Plaintiff's Attorney,
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—rwn iiftpkagwii j&Ecica
Marfhafs Sales.
T oTeTo l and,
On Monday the sth of February next, at tli(
boule in St. James's Square where the Superior
Courts were last holden, between the hours of
ten o’clock in the forenoon and one in the after.
Tnoon, the (ale to begin at ten o’dotk precilely,
A 'l RACI’ of Land in St. Paul’s parilh, con*
taining qoo acres, more or lef, bounded ob
l he south by Savannah river and iands of Thoroai
Ried, Widow Frier, and Peter Torquened, dn tb|
east by lands of Widow Frier, and on the weft by
vacant lands, late the property of F. ancis St ingur,
Also another Tra<R of Land, in St Georgel
parish, containing 1000 acres, more or less, bounded
on the north by Great Ogechee river, and vac.nt
on alt other sides: Also another Tra/R of
containing 2000 acres, more or less,, in St John'l
yaiilh, Vacant on all sides: And also another Traft
of Land, contaioipg 650 acres, more or less, is
St- Philip’s parilh, bounded on all sides by vacant :
land : Late the property of Thomas Lynn.
Also another Trail of Land, containing s<J<l
acres, more or less, situate in the p:ri(h of St. An*
drew, and commonly called the Brier Patch,
bounded on the east: by lands of Bird, 00 the
north and weft by Sapelo Creek and lands of Robert
Baillie, Esq. and on the fouth-enft by lands of
William MHnfofli, late the property of William
M‘intofti, and seized on execution.
Also Five Negro Fellows, named Ilhmael, Will,
Abraham, Sampson, and Jacob, late the property
of William Maconchy, and seized by virtue of
mortgage. •„ \.-T.
D. FRASER, A. P. M.
Savannah, January 3, 1781*
T o b e so L D,
On Wcdnefday the 14th February next, at tht!
house in St. Jameses Square where the Superior
Courts were last holden, between the hours of
ten o’clock in the forenoon and one in ihe after
noon, the sale to begin at ten o’clock precifely#
*HE Place well known by the name of Belch-
JH er’s Saw Mills, situate about 40 miles from
Savannah, containing 1500 acres of land, more or
felly on which there is a small dwellinghoufe and t
barn, late the property of William Belcher, de
ceased, and seized on execution.
v Negro Wench, named Nelly, late the pro,
perty of Richard Leake, and seized on execution
D. FRASER, A. P. M.
Savannah, January 13, 1781.
r O £ E- SO L D, A
On Monday the 26th February next, at the house I
in St. James’s Square where the Superior Courts 1
. were last holden, between the hours of ten o’* f
clock in the forenoon and one m the afternoon,
the sale to begin at ten o’clock precisely,
A LO Tof Lanjj, N Q . 1 VeruonTything, ia -
St. James’s Square, on which are two houfe*
and a cellar, with a good kitchen and liable, late
the property of Geotge Wulton,_and.fi. ized on ex*|
ecurion. „ r ; J>. FRASER, A. P. M*
Savaimahj January 24, 1781.