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About The Royal Georgia gazette. (Savannah, Ga.) 1779-1782 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1781)
Opening for Sale, i At Croakjbaftks & Speers's, At LARGE Aflortment of European and East i India GOO I>S, furtable to the feafoh; where Lumber or Produce will be taken in pay tnent. Jamaica Spirits and_ Mufcovad# Sugars by the hogfcead or barrel I~N E P~O RTE R~ SOLD wholesale and retail, the cheapest in by Mr. ABRAHAM LEWIS, oppo site the Burying Ground. TO B E S O L D, ■ On Thurfdav the 7th day of June next, at the house of Vincent Gray, fronting the south com mon* near the south-welt gate, rr'WO Negro Women, with a young Child /jl and Boy, two Horses, four Head of Cattle, and fome Household Furniture, belonging to the Estate of Patrick Dunbar, deceased. AH persons to whom the THlate is indebted are desired to give in their accounts, properly attested, by the day of sale; and all accounts due to the Estate, and not fettled by that day, will be put in suit. VINCENT GRAY, Admiftiftraror. Savannah, 26th April, 1781. . t ■ ill.) 1 1 ... ‘■ 1 *■.-■- ■’ ■' m TO BE SO L D, v , ‘m ‘ On Tuesday the sth June next, in Savannah, TWO Negroes arid 4 Cask of Indigo, belong ing to the Estate of the late fceorge M‘lri ffiw. ~ r N B. Sbf or {even Negroes, belonging to. fa id Estate, who are at present absent, will alto be fold 0:1 the abovementioned dav, if they can bein time. D. DUNCAN, L. V. M. SEPTEMBER last a Negro Fellow, called DAVE, went off from the fobferiber, had jyi then a brown hunting shirt, an old wool hat, old leather breeches; he is pock-pitted, out mouthed, buck-teethed, {peaks bad Rnglilh, branded on the breast A W r has holes in his calls. Whoever brings him to the {ubferiber, Irish Settlement in Georgia, (hall receive three guineas. May 18, 1781. William Ronaldson. STOLEN from the back piazza of the'fubfcrib er’s house, TWO SADDLES with striped houfings,and anew double bitted plaited BRIDLE; one of the saddles ha* rings behind for a port manteau. A guinea reward will be given to any person delivering them to . JOHN GRAHAM. # - G EOR G I A.—ln the General Court. lnglis , Jenkins* and Gibbons , 1 against ( In Debt. Jacob Cronberger. J r WHEREAS the-record at large Os the judg -8 liifetff obtained in this cause is loft or mislaid, and there it no evidence thereof but by thedoequet of judgments now in the hands of the Prothonotary for the year 1774, and an entry m the Provost Marshal's book the fame year, I do hereby give police, thatlfhall, on Friday the Ift day of June next, between the hours of 11 and 1z in the fore noon, apply to his Honour the Chief Just ice, at Chambers, for leave to sue out a Writ of Execu tion, for the sum of 256 k ss. Bd. with cofb of fait, 265 L 61: jfdz j ah thereof; for balance of principal and intereit to the said Ift day of June, with costs of suit, being unfatisfted, on the foun dation of the docqnet and entry aforefaid, in pur suance of the regulations in fnch cases lately made by the said General Court, unless the defendant in this cause, or his attorney or attornies, or any other per {on or persons concerned in the premises, (hall, at the time abovementioned, shew cause to the con trary. * THOMAS GIBBONS, Plaintiffs Attorney. May 23, 1781. T O B~E LET, A HOUSE, with a largfc garden lot, at Ya macraw, well fornilhed with every kind of vegetables. Apply to the printer- r Savannah, May 24, 1781. WAN T E D, * 1 A LAD about 14 years of age, as an Appren tice to the Printing Business. Apply to ~ JAMES JOHNSTON. ,%• BLANK FORMS of different Arts to be Ala at ; tie Printing Office *■ * ‘at<■ . MatfhaPs Sales. _ * T o o l and, On Saturday the xd of June next, at the heufe in 9*. James’s Square where the Superior Courts were last holden, between the hours of ten o’clock in the forenoon and one in the afternoon, toe sale to begin at teriVeloek precisely, A LOT of Land in Savannah, containing 6© feet front and 180 feet deep, wheiedn James Habeifliam formerly refoded; and another Lot of Land in the laid town, containing 60 feet front by 90 feet deep, formerly the property of Farley deceased ; also a Trail of Land ig the parilh of Christ Church, containing 1 coo acres, more or less, commo*dy called Silk Hope; late the property of James Habegfhani.—A Tratt of Lind, con taining 350 acres, more or less, in St. Philip’s pa rilh, Joining lands of Adam Fowler Briibane; and another Trail of Land, in the said panlh of St. Philip, containing 500 acres, more or less, on which the defendant formerly resided, near Fort Argyle; late rtie property ©f Shem Butler.—A Lot of Land at Yamacraw, containing 105 feet square, more or less, adjoining lands of Dr. Zubly, late the property 0 f Thomas Chifolm and Mary his wife.—-A Lot of Land in Savannah, containing 6q feet front and 90 feet deep, mofe or less, situ -8 ated between lots of John Richards and John Ly ons, late the property of Samuel Elbert.—A Tra£l of Land in the parilh of St. John, containing 500 acres, more or lefs,.fituated on the north branch of Midway river, and netir lands of John Baker, late the property of William Baker.—A Trail of Land in St. John’s parifti, containing 500 acres, more or . lefe, lying near Midway Meetiitghoufe, and ad joins lands of Lyman Hall, late the property of James^Stevvart. —A Trail of Land in the parilh of SL. containing; 350 acres, more or ; .■ ams adjoins fands.of Stephep Williams and Thomfas ’ • Sulliyiiqt, late the property of Daniel Sullivant.— A Fraift of Land in the parilh of Chrill containing cco acres, more or less, situated on Great Ogcchee river, ad adjoins lands of James Mackay, late the property of John Wereat.—-A Frail of Land in St. Philip’s parilh, containing 350 acres, more orJefs, on which David nen formerly resided, late the property of David Huguenen.—A Trad of Land in Chrill Church pariflu situate in the diftrßV of Little Ogeriire, containing 500 acres, more or lef3, adjoining lands of the late John M’ Lean, late the property of Adam Fowler Briibane.—A Traft of Land,contain ing 300 acres, more er less, in St. Matthew’s parilh, bounded south-easterly by lands surveyed for the use of the Church and lands of David Thorn, nort’n-oafterlv by lands of Hillary Butt, and on the other sides by vacant lands; And another Trail of Land, containing 100 acres, more or less. whereon Hillary Butt lately relided, in the said parilh of St. Matthew, on Rooty Pond, joining lands for merly granted one William Moore; )ats the pro perty of Hillary Butt, deceased.—And a Trail of 4 Land, containing 300 acres, more or less, in the parilh of St. Andrew, which trail was granted to Stephen Drayton, bounded foath easterly by lands of Alan and Ann Stuart, and on all other sides by vacant lands; and also another Trail of Land, in the laid parilh of St. Andrew, formerly granted to the said Stephen Drayton, containing 300 acres, more or less, bounded northwardly by lands of Stephen Drayton, fouthwardly by lands of Alan and Ann Stuart, and on all other fide* by vacant lands ;'late the property of Alan Stuart, deeeafcdt Three Negro Men Slaves, viz. Buck, Ned, and Hardy, late the property of Allen Sharp. The whole seized on execution. D. FRASER, A. P. M. Savannah, May t, ry 8 r. ——— - tergufon \ versus > Attachment . Matlhe'tus. j pUrfuant to an order from his Majesty’s Superior A Courts in this cause made, 1 Ihall, on Friday the ill of June next, proceed to the sale of Two Negro Slaves, named David and NeHy, belong ing to the Estate of Benjamin Matthews, the ab sent debtor, as it is said, at the boefe in St. James’s Square where the Superior Courts were last bolden between the hours of ten o’clock in the forenoon and one in the afternoon. D. FRASER. A. P. M “ Savannah, 9th May, i 7 St. TO B eITI D, Ou Saturday the 9th June next, at the house in St. James’s Square where the Superior Courts were last holden, between the hours of ten Vdock in the forenoon and one in the afternoon, the sale to begin at ten o’clock precisely, A TRACT of Land, iu the parUh of St. Philip, 7, . c ? n . ta,n,B estimation 200 acres, more or Jess, joining lands of Adam Fowler Bfift>ane on Gr f a j,°2 ech I ce late property of John Warn and Elizabeth Ham, and seized on execution c us, D -TRASirF> A.F.M. avafflfth, May 9, iyß|, ‘ * ‘J . { * . * f u *“**bmt. ; Jonathon Bryan. J - -1 PUrfuant to an order from his MnJeliy’s SueeL’ ior Courts in this cause made, 1 lh|| f on gT turday the 9th of June next, proceed to the sale and a Negro Fellow* named Bert, and his two Chit, dren, belonging to the ElFate of Jonathan BryJ the absent debtor, as it is said, at the houferin St‘ -James’s Square wkere-the Superior Courts formerly holden, between the hour* of ten o’clock in the forenoon and one in the afternoon, the fait to begin at teu o’clock precilely. * i U. FRASER, A. P. Savannah, May 17, 1781. In the Court 6f Chancery, Province of Geori a Charles Younge and Wife, Sn<f-y ‘ * others, by their next Friend, I Complainants, I c jf the Agaxnfi l Chancellor's Ho tt f e , Shem Butler, Thomas ChifoFm, ] on . ac ’ ar< l 3 y the 2S& and Mary his Wife, late Mary J Spencer, Defendants. . ’ OW motion of the complainants Counsel in the above cause the following Writ, and Affidavit thereon in. dorfed and made, were read : Georgia. T Oxosgf the Third, by tho grace of (L. S.) >God, es •teat Britain, France, ih# Ja. Wright, j Ireland, Ring, Defender of the Faith, , &c. To Shem Butler, late of St. Phi! hp i parilh, in the said province, planter ; Thomas Chis. olni, late of the town of Savannah, in the said piovince gentleman, and Mary his wife, formerly the widow pf Thomas Spencer, late of Christ Church parilh, planter decaaled ; for certain causes offered before our GovernOt and Chancellor of our province of Georgia* in oor Chancery of our said province, We command and ftridly enjoin yoo that, laying all other matters alide, and notwithftandiM any other excuse, you personally appear before out far* Chancellor, in our said Chancery, on,the fourteenth day of April next ensuing, whrrefoerer it Ihall then be. to’ - * nfwc , r concerningthufc Cball then, be you, and to if further and receive what our - fanl Court (hall in this’ behalf ; and thi< * y° u in nol ‘fe omit, Rader the penalty of one hundred pounds refpe&ively, and have there this writ. Witness his Excellency our trusty and well-beloved Sir Jamej Wright, Baronet, our Captain General and Governor m chief in and over our said province of Georgia, an* Chancellor, Vice Admiral, and Ordinary of the fame, |t Savannah, the thirty-flrft day of March, in th twenty, firft year of our reign. : ■in- To nfwer the suit of Charles Younge, his wife, an* others, by their next friend. ROBERTSON, Complainants Solicitor. Pafftd tht . Geo * D’erbaci, Regr. Chan’y. Georgia, ff. • °f av *l lt,a h in the province of Geer, gia, Esq. Ailing Provost Marflial of the said p*ov/e, being duly sworn, declares, That the within named SLi Butler, Thomas Chifolm, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Spencer, were heretofore re/idents within this pro vince, that is to fay, the said Shorn Butler in the pafifliof . Philip within the fame, and the said Thomas Chifolm and Maqyhis wife in the parilh of Christ Church within the famje, for a long space of time, that is to fay, every of them for upwards of one year. And the deponent further fays, That he has enquired for and fearehed after the Ctii Shem Butler, Thomas Chifolm* *nd the said Mary hit wife, for upwards of ten days fi o ee he received the vrithii process, but conld not find them, or any one or more of them, within this province, so as to serve, or cause them to be served, with the said process; end die deponent fur. ther fays, that he has bee* informed, and believes, all the said persons so fought for withdrew themfelvej from this province about the time of the arrival of his Majesty's troops about the beginning of the year one thousand fevta hundred and fevcnty-nin. D. Fraser. A. P M * Sworn the titb gay of April* 1781, before me , Geo.D'eriaoi, M.C. C. . WKRREtrroK his Excellency the Chancellor, it the mftance of the said Complainants Counsel, was pleaW to order, that the fame writ and affidavit, together with this rule, be forthwith publilh-d In the pubfick Gazette , P rovi [ lc f set th space of three calendar months fuc* ceffively, and that fueh publfc|tion Ihall be equal to perso nal (crvi cco I the fajd wri t of fubpceaa;aad that thereafter layvfuUy may be proftcuted* carried on,_and proceeied in^wi thout furtherdelay, agrteable t the direftions of an aft, lately parted in the General At fembly of gm province, intitled, “ An Ad for the Relief * of of , h Majesty’s loyal Subjeds as have any real i or . Property in the Province of Georgia, zn4 it l h ° C v -l t C Bonds, Notes, Specultics, and o> ‘‘ ther Evidences, Voucher* and Writings, have been ei “ tber loft, destroyed, or carried off, during the time “ herein after mentioned.” By Order of bij Excellency the CbaneetUr , GEO. D ERBAGE, Reg r. Chan’y. TAKEN UP by one of Capt. Boedicker’j servants, a Bay MARE, about 131 hands high, branded on the off thigh W years old, has loft her left eye, the near fetterlock white. Whoever owns the feid mare may have her, on paying charges, and applying at the Cap tain’s quarters. To be fold at the Printing Office, BLUE and BloUbm Blotting Paper, and Quills. Printed by JAMES JQ.f INSTON.
