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£AVAN NA H. ’laso u.
WHEN perfims who have fuffore 1 by tat
piuna'ei'ing raw-bouts, or rebel gallics, that hayc,
n so may occafnns, infefted the inhabit iots of this pro
ft nee it h* been declared at the ffing's com*
pla'm W tbeir ia.Tes *n<l fufterings. Poh, ones a bydin-lcr,
/afeafiWc man too in hi? own concerns) there is no pleal
iaS everybody* the King’s cruiters can’t be everywhere*
0 y a King’s gahey stationed at every man’s plantation.—
my good ls f *T the Offerers * we dart’t expect a
fioop pf war *° bs everywhere, nor a galley (tationed at
each of our plantations, hut weexpuft, aftd we think wc
hive a rlghc 1 1 expeft it too, that sloops of wrir ordered fr
pr+uthsn of the. province finuld m<U) add then, as it
an/fd it, tike a cruize along thfc coal} suppose, for iu
ltaoct, from Savannah bar ta St. Mary’*, or even to St.
Ishn’s, and return ; if this was done, and our gallies were
to take the fares route inland, or fay from Olfabaw found
to Saptlo iHand only, you would hardly hear any com-*
plainU of the fort we are fpcaking of, nor would fome of
valuable inhabitant* be furprized in their bed*,
and their lives and properties expofei in the manner they
too frequently have been.
A correfpondu t fays it is the must prepofletous conduCl
imaginable j vre all aomplain of rebel gallics coming into
our rivers, carrying off our negroes, destroying our Hup
ping, laying our loyal inhabitants under parole, and
threatening others with death if their commands are not
infancy obeyed, when at the fame time we fuffer the
mslt notorious rebels, both male and female, to rcfide a
mongst us, to live on the sea islands and other convenient
places, who not only supply the enemy with provinces,
fcutgivethem every neceflary information they want, such
as the arrival and departure of our cruisers, the stations
and routes of our gallies, and everything else they wi(h to
bfc inforrned of. Can it he fbppoicd that Mr. or Capt.
iiowel would have been hardy enough to have ventured
up Midway rivet, and so up too as Belfaft, if he had
not been very well informed how matted Hood, aftd how
far he was fafe in making the attempt he did ? . .
I>iid.] Mrs, M’Cormick, wife of Mr. Robert
M’Cormick.
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‘JBy his Excellency Sir JAMES WRIGHT.
. Earonet.€a^am-'^meral :
-in Chffj in arid-over his Majcjly's Pfo
vince of Georgia, Chancellor, Vice Ad
miral, and Ordinary of the fame,
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS the Governor or other Comman
der in chief of this province for the time
being is, by an aft of the General Assembly, em
powered, with the advice and consent of his Ma
jesty’s. Honourable Council, by proclamation, to
lay an embargo upon all (hips and vtlfels in this
province, or in any port or place thereof where the
fafety of the province seems to require such a mca
fure: And whereas hofiilities te commenced be
tween Great Britain and foreign Hates, and
a body of Rebels have invaded this province, mur
dered many of his Majesty’s loyal fuhjc-fts, and
done infinite damage to the country: I do there
fore,, with the advice and"confent of his Majefiy’s
j Honourable Council, issue this my proclamation,
I hereby laying an embargo on all ships, vessels, and
I other craft whatsoever, in the port of Savannah,
I (except his Majefiy’s ships, or any vessels employed*
jin his serv ice) until I (hall, by another proclamat
ion. issued with the like advice and consent as a.
I forefaid. remove and take oft the laid embargo:
I And I do hereby require *ll Officers civil and mi.
I litary, and ad other the King’s liege fubjefts, (but
| more especially the Officers ot his Majefiy’s Cuf
j toms) to be aiding and affifttng fn*carry ing this jproT
jc! am anon into execution, as they will ani'wer the
Icootrafy thereof at their peril. In teflimony whereof
II have hereunto set my hand, and caused the great
Ileal of the province of Georgia to be lilftwife af.
It j tm Ma y. * n the year of our
| , and 1781, and m the 21st year of his Majesty’s
v „ S j A - WRIGHT.
|B> bis Excellency s Command,
I Geo. D’erbace, Dcp. Sec.
I GOP save the king.
WHEREAS the Preveft Warfha! of the
province of Georgia, by virtue of a
of Attachment to him direfted in the
■levcral caul s undermentioned, did attach the
■lands and tenements, goods and chattels, mo.
■ies debts, and books of account, of the fe
■lkr defcndanlß in said causes, wlio are
|at>ient from and without the limits of the said
■province, at the suit of the several plaintiffs .*
■And whereas the said plaintiffs have refpec
pively, agreeable to the directions of the At
■achment Aft, filed a declara ion in the Ge
tark ( J c “ rt a f *he several defendants in
of the following causes, viz.
Pjaxwell & Uxor wrfus John M C uer;
enCCr, ndcr^ec ver / ks James
phUip Moore ver/ut Lachlan M‘rnto(h % :
■* * ec utors of Watson vtr/ut Executors of
Gwinnett;
r r d i":* 9 , bt,, ; n f d - , ’ n e,ch ° f,h ’ <■*
■ “ le ,0 ,I >* following effea, vz.
I.|: Ihe dercmUm .id defend
| ‘“ u “ raid Itreril aiiion do appear aa d
plead wUhin a yfar ar.d a Sir/ otWrwiA
judjtn.snt.wi.l pass tgaiad him, ter, or thnrt,
by default.
By the Cou.t,
r * JOHN SIMPSON, P. Sc G. C.
lyy %*r ijip
Notice is thereforu hTfcreby given. That
judgment will be entered) agreeable to the
aforcfaid rule or order, againfl every of the
liid defendant* who do not appear and plead
conformable thereto. •
FARLEV, Plaintiffs Attorney la
the said several causes.
1 1 ■ m .1 ~ 1 | g ,||
TJ/'HEREJSihi Provoji Mar foal of the proving
of Georgia, by virtu of a Writ of Attach
ment to b:m dire fled in the several cau/ef un
dermentioned, and and attach Ike lands and tenements,
goods and chat felt, monies, debts, and hooks of at
’ C6Unt ’ °f “ several defendants in the said causes,
nvho at e absent from and without the limits of the
said province, at the suit of the several plaintiff's .
And whereas the said plaintiffs have refpeSlively .
to the dirtaiont of the Attachment A3,
filed a declaration in the General Court againfi the
several defendants in each of tht following causes,
via.
Sjmon surviving copartner, a
gainst John Hardy;
Simon Paterson & J. against Samuel Weft;
Samuel D JU ghf, Sc al. against Richard
V/ylly;
Samuel D eglafs dr'al. indorfees of William
Go. dgidn, against [ofeph Haberfhan*.;
Johcfon and Wylly against William Leconte;
Ann Cethb rt and others agaieft Mary Da a
fon, Excnttr'x;
and have obtained in each of the said causes a rule to
Wf defendant and defend&nts ho
the said several udllnns do appear and / lead nvi'hits’
a year and a day, otherwise judgment will trafs a
gainjlbim, her, or them, hf default, “
tty the Court,
’ . J° HN SIMPSON, P. ScC. C.
July 51, 1780.
Notice ,s therefore hereby given, bat judgment
will be entered agreeable to the a/erefaid rule or order
agatnjl every of the said defendants who do not ap ,
pear and plead conformable thereto . • __ -
Wm JONES, Pla stiffs Attorney in
the fiaid several causes.
—— rn.wM.rnm ■ - - _ * ■
WHEaEAS the Proved Marlhal of the
pionocc of (icorgia, by virtue of
a writ of Attachment to him dirtfted in the
several undermer tloned, did a.tach the
lands and tenements, goods and chattels,
monies, ct-bis, ar<d books of account, of the
several ciefer.oants in the said causes, who are
absent from aid without the li nits of the said
provi. ce, at the suit cl the several plaintiffs •
And whereas the said pontiffs have refpecl
lively, agreeable to the dircdlions of the At
tachment Aft, filed a declaration in the Ge
neral Court against the several defendants in
each of the following causes, viz.
Kelkl! and Spalding v . James Maxwell,
Iv el fill and others v. fame;
Kelfall and another, furvjvors, v. fame;
Kdfall and others v Palmer Goulding ;
Kelfall and Spalding v. fame;
K.lfall and another, furviwors, v. fame;
Kelfall and others v. John Goulding;
James Spalding v . Lachlan Mlntofh;
Kelfall and Spalding v. Gideon Dcwfe;
Ke-falt and ano her, furvivort, v. fame ;
Grah m and Kelfall, Ifqri. v, Roderick
Wi liamfon, Esq.
Sir James Wright, Bart. v. JofephClay;
Basil Cow per v. Joseph Clay ;
William Telfair, Esq. v. Joleph Clay and
Joseph. Haberfham j
John Bond Randell v. Joseph Haberfham;
Same v. John Kean, funrivor of Piter La
View and Cos.
John Nutt v. James Haberfham;
Eleanor Patton v. Matthew Griffin ;
Sir James Wright, Bart. v. John Hoof,
toun;
Same v. Thomas Stone $ j \
Same v. William o*Bryen ;
and havs obtained in each of the said caufca
a ru’e to the following effeft, viz.
Ordered, That the defendant and defend*
ants in the said several aftions do appear and
plead within a year and a day, otherwise jud*.
mfnt will pass against him, her, or them, by
default. By the Court,
’ Jak Simpson, P. Sc C. C.
27th Oft. 1780.
Notice is therefore hereby given, That
judgment will be entered agreeable to the a
fu;ef*idmle or order against every of the said
*.
causes unJernuTuionta, did attach the lands ana
; tenements, goods and.chattel** memos*de bio mtd
fatd caujes, who ore ab/cnt from and •without tbt
limits of the /aidprovince* atthe fuitoftbe federal
plaintiffs : And whereas the /aid plaintiffs bans*
rifpefiivtly, agreeable to the direQions of the At
tachment A3, fled a defloration in the General
Court against the feysral defendants in each of tbt
following causes , wsL . -
Sir James Wright, Bart, v, Noble Wim
berly Jones;
Graham, Esq. v. Noble Wimberly Tonci
George Walton, Lyman Hall, Benjamia
” Andrew. John Elliot, lofiah Bacon, Par*
menas Way, Gideon Dowse, and James
/ Cochran;
Same y, Eli Or a Maxwell, Martin Da&eiy
Christian Dasher, John Cooper, ajd Ro
bert Hudfonjun-
Same v. William Holzendorff;
Benjamin Stiles v. Elilha Maxwell;
Storr and Ried v. Peter Bard ;
Cowper and Telfair Edward Telfair and
James Ross, who, Sec .
Houftoun and Grahams. Joseph Reynold**
and have obtained in each of the said camlet a raft
to the following effiQ, m.
Ordered , That tbt defendant and defendants in
the fatdftveral a a ions do appear and plead within
a year and a ddy, other wife judgment will pass a
gdinjl bins or them by default *
By the Court ,
John Simpson, P. fcf C. C .
10 tb November, j 780.
ii tbtrtjort bertby givn, TUt judimnt
will be entered, agreeable to the aforefaid rule on
order , against every of the said defendants who df
not appear and plead conformable thereto .
Robertson, Plaintiffs Attorney
in the said Several causes.
WHER&AS die Provo ft Martha! of the pro
vince of Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of
Attachment to him direded, did attach the lands
tenements, goods, chattels?, monies, debts, and
books of account, of William Watson, who is ab
fehf from and without the limits of the said pro
vince,, it thcfuit of Simon Paterson and William
Lang : And whereas the (hid Simon Paterson and
William Lang have, agreeable to the diredions of
the Attachment Ad, filed their declaration in the
General Court against the said William Watson,
and have obtained the following Pule s
Paterson & Al. | Ordered, That the defendant
rdo appear and plead within a
William natfon. j year and a day, otherwile judg
ment by default.
By the Court, > •:
John Simpson, P. Sc C. Ct
24th January', 1781. _ . .
Notice is therefore hereby given, That, nnlefs
the said William Watson do appear and plead a
greeable to the aforefaid rule or order, judgment
jwill be entered against him accordingly.
Wm. JONES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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