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About The Royal Georgia gazette. (Savannah, Ga.) 1779-1782 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1781)
-■-r1 ‘ . ■ ** ANY persons willing ti bontraft with the * Commissary General Department to fupplv lis Majesty’s Stores with new Corn Blades, Indian Corn, and Rough Rice, are desired to Tend their I tyopofals In writing to the Commiflary General’s Office. ‘ / N. B. Cash will be paid, as usual , for any quantity delivered, on the receipt or certificate or the Storekeeper, without any delay. Savannah, ill Augalt,4i7Bi/'‘ ALL persons are hereby forewarned crediting any person or persons in the fubferiber’s name, without a written order from under his hand, on any pretence whatsoever, as he will pay no such accounts after this date. WILLIAM CROSS. 4. fold by CROOKS HANKS and SIEIRS, a general AlTbrtment of Goods, amongst which are a number of ar ticles suitable for the Army. AN away frem the fubferiber on the ift inst. A NEGRO ~— ’ RDY, named POMPEY, between 18 and 20 years of age, likely, dim ads, well known in and about the town, and was only employed as a waiting boy ; he had on when he went away a check shirt and a pair old Rocking breeches. Who ever will apprehend said boy, and deliver him to me in Savannah, dull be paid four guineas reward. If he returns of his own accord he (hall be forgiven. ALEXANDER THOMSON. THE fubferiber intending to leave the province in a few weeks, returns his thanks gentlemen who favoured him with their custom, and requests those that are indebted to call and fettle, that he may be enabled to latisfy the pres sing demands of his creditors. He hath still for sale, fome Dozens Parker’s London Bottled Por ter, Sherry and Port Wine, which he will fell cheap for cash only. JN o . HENDERSON. Savannah, Augufl g, 1781. ~Yo~hn~ ~f o x HAS just opened, at the store near the Main Guard lately occupied by Mr. Duncan Ven due-Mailer, a fmaiLAffortnient of DRY GOODS, imported in the ktft vcfiels from London, which will be disposed of the moll reasonable tetms. Also, Loaf and Muk-wado Sugar ; Hyfon, Greenland Bohea Teas; Jamaica and Weft Indian -Rum, Port Wine, Pickles, Jar Raiftns, See. WHereas sundry Marts snd Spars have been lately stolen front below the Bluff, any person who will give information of the thief or thieves shall receive y A Reward of fifteen l Guineas, f 10 be paid on conviftion of the offenders, LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. SAWYER, MOREL, and KEALL. Doctor ANDREW JOHNSTON 1 , INTENDING to engage in the Practice ot Phviick, will be obliged to his friends and otn - ers for the;* employment in that way, and will endeavour to give them every fatisfaftion. Su-vannah, Avgujl cj, 1781. > ~A~FEW BARRELS OF ~1 SUPERFJNE FLOUR To be fold for Cash. SAWYER, MOREL, and KEALL. GEORGIA, IT. T tTI-E Honourable Anthony J| Stokes, Esquire, Chief Justice A. Stokes. of his Majesty’s Province of Georgia, / in America, in pursuance of an adl ot *he General Aftembly of the said province, entitled, “An * Afl for the Relief of such of his Majtfty’s loyal Sub * jedts as have any real or personal Property in the Pro * vince of Georgia, and whole, Titles* Deeds, Bonds, * * Notes, Specialties, and other Evidences, Vouchers, * and Writings, have been either loft, deft rayed, or car * ried off, during the Time herein aftennentioned,” DO CERTIFY- That John Foulis, of Savannah, Merchant, lath made t deposition before me, touching his bonds, lotes, and a walte-book for the year 1775* sent hy h;ru o the Iflartd of Jamaicaj trrthe Weft Indies, and hat-r iot received the fame : Til at an exa£t date of ail the fuins ts money due to the Did John Foulis upon the fa id bonds, Kites, and orders, has been taken before a Notary Publick n the fai l Ijland of Jamaica,’ is uow filed in the Protho aotary’s Office, annexed to the petition and affidavit of he said John Foulis, which deposition and state of the jondr, notes, and orders, remain in the Piothotiotary’s Dffice open t the intpe£U<m of all peifons wiiatfoevcr; md, unless good caufe'is fliewn on oath to the contrary, vithin four-calendar, months after the publication of this notice in the Georgia Gazette, I shall declare, by certifi- . :—.ate under my hand, fubferibed under such depofitlou, that he fame (lauds uncontroverteJ, f Given under my hand, at Sivar nii,.in tin Pro vince aforefaid,-the thirtieth dav-ot’June,, in - Bs it* ifiH.'aAd eighty-- and in # thc year of hi3 Majesty’s reign’. *0 ■’ - -- * - \-• In Chancery ovince of'Georgia. Charles Yoiuige and W*ifiE,s.For the purpofc of and others, by .their iiext ] eflabliftiirg the Jiaft Friend, / Will and Teftametit Against 1 of Joseph Butler, late jhem Butler, Thomas Chis-/ of the Parifli ofCLrill olm, and Mary his Wife,! Church, in this Pro late Mary Spencer, and\ vince, K (quire* de- „ others. / ccafcd. &c. At Lii Excellency the Chancellor s Ifoufe, on Erect hefday the \t,th of Auguji, 178 I. ON reading the proceedings had in this cause on Saturday the 28th day of April Jail, and the affidavit made of the due publication thereof n the Georgia Gazette for three calendar months successively, pursuant to the directions of an ad of the General Affemhly of this province in such case lately made and provided, and no person appearing or (hewing any lawful objeftion to the contrary, his Excellency the Chancellor, at the instance of the complainants Counfd, was this day pleased to adjudge and order, that the complainants bill of .jTompJhdntjiiAJda cause filed, fofar as regards the raid Shem Butler, Thomas Chifoim, and his Wife Mary, (formerly the Wife of Thomas Spencer) Ihouid hand and be taken pro eenfejfe ; and that, ou Friday the 24th day ofAuguft instant, he would pioceed to make such decree thereupon as fhati be just and equitable, unless they the said Shcm But ler, Thomas Chifoim, and his Wife Mary, or feme-or one of them, shall, on or before that day, shew unto this. Court good caufc to the contrary ; and that publick notice* hereof be given in the next Gazette, pursuant to the direftions of the said ad : of tfie General AlTembly of the province aforefaid. By Order of his Excellency the Chancellor, GEO. D’ERBAGE, U. C. C. TO B E LET , The Parsonage House and Garden* . Inquire on the premie*. ALL persons having dennnds again ft the Eltate of the lion.’James Read, Esq. deefeafed, are requested to deliver them in, properly attested, to the fubferibers ;and those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate p yment to Rebecca Read, Executrix. Geo. Hol’stoun, Executor. RAN Alf AT from the Plantation of the said dec ea fed, THREE NEGROES, viz. “ Cupid, a carperiter, a very likely young fellow, with fifed teeth. Frank, a very artful young fel low, country born, remarkably thick lipped. And July. - A suitable reward will be given to any per son who will deliver them, or either of them, at the said plantation, or to the gaoler in Savannah. All mailers of v&ffels and others are cautioned a gainst carrying away the said negroes; if detected in so iniquitous a pra&ice they may depend on be ~ing profecuied wirh the utmost severity of the Jaw. File iVUM4\A LAW may.&e hud aune- Pfjftiins Office., price 11. 1 , DAVID MVC RE Die HAS removed to the store ou the Bay occupied by MelTrs. Owens, Thomson, a J, * Cos. where he Has fe r falc, on molt reafohbb tercia, che fcKowing Article? ,’ vz, Superfine broadcloths, White and brown .backryft L M/ :i v. r oollens, Blarl: princes duff’, F‘ jr. * r ui red duifiis, Black veiverct, -T-‘h .. ■. . ■ Calamancoes and durantt ualccloths, Mclfinets and burliiu, * j diaper, Cotton counterpanes, Marfeilleg quilting, Pl iin and diaper tapes. Corded and India dimity, Whitechapel needles/ White and dyed jeans,’ Pins aiiorted, * Corduroys and thickiets, Fjlhing lines and kooks, Printed linens,. Seine twine and Ihoe tluej^ Calicoes ar.d chintzes, Inkpowder; * Womens Hays, Brass, iron, and tin cadlr Womens cli p hats, \ flicks; Womens calamanco and lea- Afihrtcd tin, a*4 •ther glafswarej Youths and childrens Ihoes; Rice hooks, Pound and ounce thread af Stock locks, sorted, from N 0 .4 to 20', Hinges, Mens fiik hose, Padlocks, w Men& white and brown Hair brooms', thread ditto, Scrubbing brushes, Mens and womens gloves, Shoe dittos Plain and ifpotted lav/ns, Firmer*, Cambricks and lon<; lawns, Cbif-ia BaitdoDa liiindker- Socket dittos c^ie, ' s Claw hammers, Flowered lawn ditto, Coopers adzes, Muslin ditcA, Howe!.*, Piain and book muftin, 7!. 6d. iod. and zed. r,A, 4 and apron wade check, Handiawt, Browa hollanJ, Augers, Brown Russia drab, Gu.jpowJer and Diot, Whitcdi cto, B.irjead, Mens fine and coarfa hats, C.-ftce, Check shirts, Hvlon tea, Trowfcrs and jackets, for t wine, Ssc. Set* Shall Tons aad"fagathiesi ■ 0f H X f n :^a “"fcfcgria t(lTi'iS to"'m'ect, s’ . U )e boufe ot John jn Savannah, oa Saturday the 8:h day of Septeinber next, at u ©’dock ptedfeiy, in order that a Hate of the a&jn of the said Adam Ilenderfon may be laid befwe them by: WILLIAM STRUTHERS, 1 .. , \ JOHN HENDERSON, j Savannah, Augufl 15, 1781. WHEREAS the Provost Marfca7of~i province of (ocorgi*, by virtue.ol ® it bf AUachmeßt to him dijTied in tlf fevera! caufcs undermentioned, did a;tach tie lands and tenements, goods and chaieli, monies, debts, acd books of account, cftic, several defendants in the said caules, who in absent from and without the lim its of the laid province, at the suit of the leveral plaintiffs: And whereas the said plaintiffs have refpec lively, agreeable to the diredions cf the At. tachmen: Adi, filed a declaration in the 6t nera! Court against the several defendants it each of the following caufcs, viz. Kelfail and Spalding James Maxwcllj son of Audley; Kelull and others ‘v fa.m? ; Kelfail and another, fu*vivora, <v. fame y Kelfa 1 and others v. Palmer Gouluing; Kelfail and Spalding nj. Tame ; 7 K Ifall and another, furvivorsl, nt. fame, Kelfail and others v. John Goulding; James Spalding <u. Lachlan M‘lnttih; Ke tall and Spaldirg <v. Gideon Dowfej Ke fall and a.ao her, survivors, v. fame; Graham and Kelfail, Efqrs. <v, Rcderick Williamfon T Rfq, /■ Sir lames Wrrght, Bart. <u. Joseph Clay; ’ Basis Cowper v. Joseph Clay • WilLam Telfair, Esq. v. Joleph Ciaywi Joseph Haberffiam; lohn Bond Randell <v. Joseph Haberfhai Same <v. John Kean, survivor cf PeterU Vien and Cos. John Nutt <v, James Haberffiam; Eles nor Patton <u. Matthew Griffiiry 1 Sir James Wright, Bart. lbhn Houf toun; Same v. Thomas Stone ; Same <v. William O’Bryen ; and hav* obtained in each rs the said cadh a rule to the following effied, viz. I Ordered, That the defendant and defend ants in the said several edions do appear sdl plead within a year and a day, otherwifejodp mem will pass against him, her, or ihem.bf default* By the Court, John Simpson, P. & C.G 27th Oft. 1780. Notice is therefore hereby given, Tty judgment will be entered agreiablc to the>- forcfiiid rule or order againft’every cf the Ail defendants who do net form able thereto. Robertson, Plaintiffs Attorney!* - l v c said ‘cveral caufrs. . *4* AU:INR FORMS ts different forte ft fa at the Printing Ojfct i%
