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Jfc E O R G 1 A. WHcreas the Provost Mark's! of flat province, 8y virtue faf a Writ of Attachment to him duelled, did attach the’lands, tenements, goods, Chattels, monies, debts,- and books of account, of Mordecai Sheftall, who i* ablest from aiid without the limits of the said province, in the harms and i poileflion of Levi Sheftall, at tha suit of John Fouks: And u the said Levi Sheftall, as a creditor in pofleflion, hath, agreeable to the dire&ions of the Attachment Ats, tiled his declaration in his Majes ty's General Court of the said province against the said Sheftall, and hath obtained the following rule, viz. —- Levi Sheftall , creditor y Ordered, That the, defendant in pfleflon, /do appear and plead within a year Agairift’ /and a day, otherwise judgment Mordecai Slcftall. ) will pal* againll him by default. By the Court, John Simpson, P. & C. C,” 2tth April, T7ss. _ . Notice is therefor? hereby, given, That, vnlefs the fa:d Mordecai Sheftall do appear and plead agreeable to the a- Ibrefaid rule or order, judgment will be entered againfi him accordingly. . Wm. Jones, Attorney for the creditor in pofleflion. * - - *- - - . * mmm rffIUERS AS ibe Provofi Marfbal of the province rr gs Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of Attachment to kin iirefted in the undermentioned causes, did at tach ike .lands, tenements , goods, chattels, monies, debts, and books of account, of the defendants in the said causes , who are eobjent from and without the li mits of the said province, at the suit of the resp? Clive plaintiffs-. And whereas the faidJEdintifs helve re ; fpedtively filed their declarations in the General Cou*t againfi the fever al defendants in the following caufis , agreeable to the direfliohs of the Attachment Aft, vios. fames Her riot v. Daniel Wole con ; ‘fames Houfioun, fttrvivor of George Fraser, deceas ed, v. Sarahfor refer, Executrix Sf fames Tor tefier, dtctaftd\ and have obtained in each of the said causes a rule to the following efie ft, viz. . Ordered, A hat the defendants in the said fever al cSHofat dp appear and plead within a jggr and a day, flkejrwtje Jttdgn^n^iUjafs. -againfi. MistUtrJiflM - JOHN SIAfPfON? PWc. c. , April Is, 1781. .. Notice is therefore hereby given, That judgment Vuill be entered, agreeable to the afore said rule or or der, againfi each of the (aid defendants who does not appear and flecd conformable thereto. WYLLY, Platntiffs Attorney, in the above causes. Council Chamber, i ft May, 1781. TT- PfF.R CAS the Rebels have lately made incursions rr Info t> (b ah parts of this prevu.ee, and mur. dered upwards pf fifty efjjit Mflefifs teja! juljrds, •with txrtuntfiances o*’ tie great efl barbarity, at the fame timed/ftsrinp they Would kid every Loyalifi that fed into their ba/.ds i AND WHMRkJS it is now be come necefiaty fo> the Kii.g's loyal flbjefls here to unite in a boiy for their own defence, bis Excellency the Governor therefor, ( v ith the a f vice of his Majefiy's fier-utable council) bath determined t) rai,e a Corps of Ho> fe, to confifi cfjuchonly as JhaU be approved of: To that end. it is dtfl ed that all those who are willing to fervt in (itch Corps do leave their names and places of abode al the Secretary's Office. The said Corps is to continue, until his Mays fly's pleasure is known, and nxAli be embodied on the following terms, vise. Every Officer and Private is to.provide fleb a borfl as on hnfpeßm Jball be judged fufficient Jor the service, and so a suit of regimintall, made oj geo l materials, and in the form of the Britijh light Hoffe ; but the arms and accoutrements vsill be provlled at the exptnee of Government: And in consideration of fucb service, and also for the providing fucb borfe and regimentals , each pe r [on that may inifi into the said Corps Jh all re ceive the jolhwing pay, according to his rank j that , is to fay, each Serjeant, u. 6d. per day ; each Corpo ral", is. fd. ditto •, and each Private, rsj, ditto ; be sides which each man so inlified flail receive is. per day for fubfifiar.ee. yf - By his Excellency's Order in Council, GEO. D'ERBAGE, A. C. C. F O R S A LE. A-VA LU ABLE TRACT of LAN D, within 12 miles of Savannah, containing a quan tity of fwanvjb fufficient foi loin couipleat sett e ments, and a large body of well timbered high land calculated for lumber or naval ilores. There are” already on the premises two good fettlemerrts, with a quantity of swamp under pro per dams and reserves, barns, machines, overseers and negro houses; and 140 acres of rice and 60 acres of corn and potatoes now planted. The whole to be disposed of on easy terms, with A GANG of FIFTY WORKING NEGROES. Prompt payment will be expected for a part of die purchase money, or debts ot the proprietor aflum ed, and for the remaining part credit will be given. Apply to the printer. Savannah, 2d May, 1781. „ , - - - - - ■ ■■■■—,- —dml ■am - - - ; TAKEN UP by the fubfenber the 19th ult, a Bright Bay lloife, 5 year* old, 14 and an half hands high, trots natural, branded A S on the mounting (boulder and buttock. • Any perfonr proving his or her property in the said horse, and paying expence*, may have him, by applying at BUckUeek, St-. Matthew’s parish, to“ Yh . lip Snihsr, To Se fold at ffuMiek Vendue, On Tuefclay next the Bth instant, at the (lores of Melfrs. Owens, Thomson, and Cos. on the Wharf, the sale to begin at 9 o’clock precisely, Between 3 and 40 00 dehr skins, Which will be put up in lots of 100 skins. / D. DUNCAN, L. V. M. Savannah* jd M is; 1 781. PORTER fold wholesale by Abraham Lewis, Merchant, from London;-and retail, any quantity, by Mrs. LVClofly, oppofice the Buiying Ground, the cheapest in Savannah. <k-A N T E A HEALTHY NEGRO WENCH with a good breast of milk; one without a child will be preferred. Inq-uire of the planter. In tie Court of Chancery, Province of Georgia. ChorJei Younge and Wife, and ethers, by their next Friend, | . , Complainants, At h.s Fxeehency the yUahfl k Chancellor S Ho^Je Shem&utlcr, Thomas Chifolm, f * ‘ at ';j 5 1 and Mary his Wife, late M iry I ot A P lil *’7 81 * Spencer, Defendants, 7 ON motion of the complainants Counsel in the above caufc the fallowing’ Writ, and Affidavit thereon in dorsed and made, were read : Georgia, f George the Third, by the grace of (L. f.) >God, of Great Britain, france, and. Ja. Wright. J Ireland, King, Defender of the. Faith, , &c. I’d Shctn Butler, late of St. Phi lip’s parifh* in the said province, planter; Thoma-j Chif olm, late of the town of Savannah, in the said piovince, gentleman, and Mary his wife, formerly thr widow of Th->mas Spencer, late of Ch idr Church pari ih, planter, deccrfcd; for ccrfahi cau'cs offered before our Governor and Chvicellorof our province of Georg,;*; in our Chancery of our faicl province, .We command and ftricfly e -join voj, laying all other matters aside,. and no:with’anding any other excuse, yati ruyfona'ly lupgar fc j - anc-Ifor,” Tnjur said f.£lie T.>i*4chth..d.y . • of AprH iiex? cnf’fmg, wherefoeret ji fbdl tlren be, to : nfw cr Toncernmg those things which lhail..then and theie b* objetded to you, and to do further and teeeive what our said Court Ihail serve considered in this behaff; and this you may In now ife omit, Under the penalty cf one hundred pounds iefpeCtivcly, and have there this writ. V/itnefs his Excellency our trufiy and well-beloved Sir Jam*s j WKir.TTT, Baronrt, our Captain General ahi Governor in chief in an I oyer our said province of Georgia, and Chancellor, Vice, Admiral, and Ordinary of the fam, at Savannah, the thlrty-fir.'h day of March, in the nrft year-of our reign. - To answer at the fn’t of Charles Younge, hi* wife, others, bj their next friend. ROBERTSON, Complainant* Solicitor. PCI fled . h‘. Office, Georgia, IT. Donald Fraser, of Savannah, isl-the province Geor gia, EAj. Afting Provolb Mavfhal of due said province, being duly sworn, declares, That the within,named Shew Butler, Thomas Chifolm, and Miry his wi,":, formerly ltfary Spencer, were heretofore refid.-nrs within tliis pro vinre, that is to fay, the said. ShemJJutier in the.parift of St. Philip within the fame, and the said Thom; Chifolm and Mary his wife in the parish of Christ Church within the fame, for a lung space or time, that is to fay, every of - for upwards of one year. And the d-p jn- nt further That he hyeafutfed for and fra ’r g ! i* C r the faid’ Shcm Butler, Thomas Chifolm, and the said M ry his wife, for upwards of ten days since he received the within proccfs, but/Could not find them, or any one or more of them, within this province* fn as to fervr, or cause them to be served, with the (aid procefi;; and the deponent furh thep fa-ys, that he has been informed, and believes, all the - (aid porfons so fougbf thr withdrew thcrtifelves from this province about the rinds of “the arrival of his Majedy’s troops about the beginning of the year one thoufaud (even hundred ana H-venty-nme. D. Fraser, A. P. M. Sntbfn tic ;3 :b day of April, *7Bl, before tr.e, Gro. D’erbace, M. C. C. WHEREtiFONim Excellency the Chancellor, at the infiance ot the said Complainants Counsel, was pleased to order, tiiat the fame writ and affidavit, together with this rule, be forthwith publifiud in the publisk Gazette ceffively, and that such publication (hall be c.jual to perso n il service of the fai and writ off ulpcena , n,l that thereafter -the said suit fliaO and lawt'uilv may be profetutrd* carried pn, and prdpifeded in, without farther delay, agreeable to the directions of an as* lately pa(]<?4 in the General Af fombly of this province, intitlcd, “ An Adb for the Relief “ of such of his Majefiy’s loyal Subjects as haany teal or perl on al Property in the Province of Georgia, and “ whose Title Dedds, Bonds, Notes, Specialties, and 0- “ ther Evidences, Vouchers and Writings, have bo,cn ei rt ther lofi, destroyed, or carried oft", during the time ** herein after mentioned. 4 * * By Order of mrftxcm7y ‘tjreXFdnecir o ff GE6. D’ERBAGE, Reg r. Chan’y. 1 “ “ ■” T* -i.r- - ■ - 11 mmmmmrnmmim I*'AKEN UP by William GafFord at Mull ryne’s saw m 11, four miles from Ebenczcr, a Brown Bay HORSE, branded on the mounting (houlder y*t, and has a bfand on his buttock that cannot be made out, 13 hands and an half high. The owner may, have him by proving his proper ty and paying ex pc nets. T h. ‘ C. F. TRIEBNER, J. P. TAKEN hear the Redoubt at Ebenczer from Rebel Plunderers, a Brown Chtfnut Horse, brand cannot be made out. The owner proving his property, and paying expences, may have him again, by applying to Jacob fixtnLffß. . .1- • r / ALEXANDER CRICHTON BP'G-S leave to inform bis friends, That he has OPEN EDr TAVERN at Mr. large house, neaf Mrs. Tondee’s, where are good flabies for hoifes. Savannah, May 2, 1781'. JL. I—J - - - A KEN UP by the fnblcriher, a Bright Bay | MAKE, 4 years old, 13 hands high, i>f aud ed on the mounting (houlder DS. The ownet* proving the property, and paying expences, may have her Sgain, by applying at Gofhen to arles Fresh. ■ ’ ■ . _ _ _ ’ _ ■■ i• - \ .j*- “• ‘ 1 S .* ■ -. ■ ■- T> AN away from the fubferiber, Si *jJL *.\. about terr days ago, a } oung Negro Man, named Sar.dy ; he i3 known about bavannah, had on when heWent away afhort daik m” brown coat with white buttons, white breeches, and a round hat ; *wil a ear kt cVrat faced with blue, aid nuy by that means at tempt to pass as an ofSeer’s fervtni; he is feufible and speaks good Eng i(h, and E luppoied tc be gone towards Bewlie, v/liere lie has a wi%. Who ever will apprehend hair, or give mfcuihJtioYr re fpeding him so as he may be bro ght fafe to Sa vannah,’ (hall be fudiciently re.\ ndtd by GEURGL BAILLIE. May 2, 1 7&r • RAN AWAY fiom the lublcriber the 23d ult. a NEGRO FELfoOW, named Dick, 5 sett 5 i'.ches high, 27 years old, a good carpenter, has a wife and child at Mrs. Pattern's, ana is well known in Savannah, wnerc he was drought up. One guinea reward will hr- g yen ro whoever de- him'to me or Ihe keeper of the gaol; and &F fjne-p{ s &*mch;‘ , :'Vi i ih be'pyofdCnted7.With the utmalt rigour of the law by PHILIP ALLMAN. \%r I fiweflf the Provod Marlhal of the province TW : ct Georgia, b\ virtue of a writ of at tachment ro him dirttttd in the (everal causes un*. de.-mcntrontd, d.u attach the lands and tenen'idnts; gc ds and chattels, monies, debts, and books of account, of the fc-ycraT’deferdants in the said e uK-, who ..re at fen t from ;u;d without the.li of be T.ic | :dvh ce, at the suit of the several jT.irft if ; And whereas the said piaiiit.ffs have r< ipecLve y, gree<ib ; eto the diirclions of the At* fochment A cl* - ■ filed a degisration in the General C u’t againfi the several defendants in each of the i‘> fowji g c .uses, viz jfcbn hutt, s q. v, fames llaberflam late the younger, f Jepb Haber//.am, and jfobn Haber - Jh nn, Executors of J anu t l lube .flam the elder, f~fq. detect ed; \ 5 ————; foftub fattncil, Esq. v. 7 lemas Duncomb ; ‘James Spalding, bfij. v. Pa'menas If ay, Samuel 7 filler, John Bi.ktr tfi elder, fofiah Powell, -J-dhn Sand so J, and Ed im and Ball ; K’l lull, E q v. Samuel Sa tus ; Spalding and the fall v. J amts Layton', hlactnureh'c v. Daniel lYeltccn ; Mad ay, Executor of Maxwell, v. Setmutl Millirj and have obtained m each • f the said causes a rule tffe fallowing efF.CI, viz Ordered, I hat and defendants in she said fevera] aid ions do appear and plead withr in a year and a day, otherwise judgment will pass againlt him or them by defiult. By tha Court, * J°hn Simpson, P. & C. C. 2Jth April, 1781. Notice is therefore hereby given, That judg- HBtent will be entered, agreeable to the aforefaid rule or order.agairrft every of the said defendants who do not appear and plead conformable thereto* ROdER I SON, Plaintiffs Attorney. A T V END U e 7 Will l?e fold, on Friday the 18th Instant, AVERY likely young NEGRO LAD, named ALICK, i$ a compleat waiting man, and can read and write. Anyperfon inclinable to treat for the said ne gro betwixt this and tbejiayof falc wilj.je.atsjuamred-wjih - tfie terms on applicatioH” to” Mrs. Patton at the Coffee houfe, or D. DUNCAN, L. V. M. mmmm 1 mum %!■!■■ - - .. r . , AfarfhaPs Sales. t o be sol % On Saturday the sth May next, at the house in St. James’s Square where the Superior Courts were lafl holdco, between the hours often o’clockinr the forenooA-sn|r one in the afternoon, the sale to begin at ten o’clock precisely, A PR ACT of Land, containing 200 acre 9, • ‘ more or Icfs, in the parish of bt. Matthew, bounded fouth-eafferly by lands surveyed for the use of the Church and lands of David Thorn, not til *eai!erly by beds of H illary Butt, and or the
