The Royal Georgia gazette. (Savannah, Ga.) 1779-1782, August 30, 1781, Image 3

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,1 ict'.c Tc ufflCc! o rank in Lord C.>rn mmy to his friend in New York, dated Fortfmcuth, Virginia. M\y 3 1, fays, they inarched from Wilmington in North Carolina to-Petersburg )n Virginia, (where they joined Gen. Phillips) without having a (hot filed at them ; and that they paroled from 6to 7000 men-who came voluntarily in to them. j ‘ The Rebels in the upper* parts of this province, ’tis fiid, have chosen Members to reprefenc them in Aflfernbly, who have met at Augusta, defect a Nathan Brounfon Governor, and two Delegates to go to the Continental Congress at Philadelphia. Tne Ademblyi we afe told, have alfopafled a law for banidling the wives and children of fuclr Loy aldti as have been obliged to fly for protection to the lower parts of the province, and a Militia Law, by which chose who refute to do duty are fubje&ed for the fir A default to a fine of 1 sl. llerling, to be paid in gold or filler; for the lecond they are to be deprived of half of their property, and for the third they are to ferveas continental (oldicrs during the war. The letter of marque (hip Quebeck, ’ Capt. Smith,arrived here lalt Thursday from New-York, lull from Cha r left own Neiv-Yark, July 4. His Excellency the Commander in chief lias been pleased to appoint Major Gens. Ledie and Campbell to a£l as Lieutenant Generals till his Ala jeftv’s pleasure (hall be known. GENERAL ORDERS. In consequence of the Com mander in Chief’s report of the expedition under Briga dier General Arnold to Chefapeuk'in farm irybfr, bis Excellency has receivel-a letter p/m Lord George Ger main, one of his Majefty’i principal Secretaries of State cf which the following is an extract: “ I have received the Ring’s co in in a rvtts to fignify to yon fit? MatefryTnle-i ----fure, that you do acquaint Brigadier Gen. Arnold, Lieut. Cels. Dundas and Simcor, and the ether r officfry and fol , diers under hjs their conduct and behavi our are approve 1 of Majeftv;” ‘ His Mnjefty’K frigate the Medea, John Dunca-?; Ffi. • • *x£m m * n . ■ b V e i- - teer fnin Jlivv: , of 16- t'uns lid Su Tncn, from ; ‘ . the privateer sleep Kig%ilfe y ’ firortt Providence, New England ; the brig Good Intent, Capt. Trot, f.e>m ia lem for St,Croifc with lumber; and lid Wednefd 'y C>ot;, Duncan was left in chafe of another privateer (h'p of- j nine pounders that faded from Providence in cor.-ioinv • with the ib n'mientioiied (loop. \ . His MijeftyC (hip the Aflurance font in here lad Safur*. day a schooner from Saleih/bound to the VVeft Indie-, with lumber; and has taken a privateer brig of 10 gun , ‘not yet arrived. The packer having brought his Mtjetty’s leave to Vice Admi al Ary:‘mnt to return r. vn-, hi.*. KxcHl-in- .< oil Saturday la'd enibtrked, went to S.ri ly Hook.” and to morrow ’tis fajd will proceed on bis voyage for England * jQnce which the command of his M a jetty's Hurt has devolv ed nron Thomas Oteaves, Ffq. R-ar Admiral of the Red. J:tly 12. Yetterdayhis Mijeftv’s (hip Gen. Monk, —. Rog'-rs, Efj. Co.iiminder, arrived here from a cruise, during winch fine has taken four prizes, viz. a Rebel let ter of marque (hip, mounting 20 gum, lid-n with wine and fruit, in 31 days from Cadiz, bound for Button; a _ priv.it*nr br; 3 !-.f i 4 g ims f rjm Rkiladfttphil.uTT:! a-brlg - from London, her prize, the ergo of which is rttimated at iß,ootr(. tterling ; and a (loop laden with lumber. The above prizes were coming up iatt evening, but the wind and tide being against them they anriiored off Governor's Islands We hear tint the General Monk tuck two other prizes aad lent them to i’cnnhicot. His M ijedys (hip Afliuance lo t in here latt Sunday evening the Rebel priviteer RuttUTnuke, of 20 guns-*. “J u b sh” vessel taken by the Ampliitrite frigate, Capt. Biggs, And- Cent to Halifax, was a vrrv large ft vnr ihip. of 7 or Soo tons, named tne Stanislaus ; she had a mong.i great quantity of articles Tor the French at Rhode lfl.and o,nc 16 iuchsttxortar, the larged ever known in A inerica. _ . ■ Mr. s head quarters, we are informed, are at JnfypH"Appteby’s, feve'n miles f;o n Col. PhiiUp.'s ma nor hnjjfe, his line extends to Bruex river, ?*h *6* Thr French and Rebel armv now at the White Plains amount to about 7000 men, of that there are fuprofed to he acoo French', who on the left or the Rebels near the found of Eait River/ - Wc arc told the French and Rebel officers have very little connexion with each other, and ’tis laid the Mon ficurs fooii intend to return to Rhode Illand. . Paul Jones is appointed to the command of anew Rebel frigate called the Ameiica. . A P° lacrc arrived here latt Saturday fnm the Havana, which came Gen, Campbell, the late Commander at Pcnfacol.i, and fcveral other officers. Yetterday two cartels cime un from Peofacoli, xvhich we hear have brottglvL-thejattof tRg garrifon-of tli.rt rffttre. ---IhHrfday arrived the’ privatc coppered Ihip of war Virginia, bel nging to Messrs. Sheddeo and Good rich, with her prize the fchooncr'Sufannah, laden with fugir, from Port au Prince. The fame, diy arriv-d the coopered (hia Emperor, of”?a ” AgtTßT,'v.m th 900 Tm ,tm Ti caT ~ Tuesday arrived a polacre, Capt. Le Cape Francois to’ Marttiljes, |.,dun with indigo, sug ar, coftre, cotton, &c. a yaluafcle prize to his Majrtty’s (hips 1 a r l and Iris; likewlfe the ship Petfcy, with tqoo bar rels of flour, bread, provisions, Arc. . J u h i !• The Comttf de Rpchambauft’s head quarters 3fe at Cjpt. Gedney s, near Chatterton Hill, wed of the iarunx. . y ,,lv J v T!ie Tompte de Roch.amb.ni't a-sd Mr. Wn(h lngton, Lieu tenant General of the army of his Molt ui tian M deity the french Kin?, hav'ng, with tb.eir “intend troops I'refented themselves for fume ua\s paltt at . our lines in the vicinity of Kinglhridge and Mor.-illiania, on Monday night lafmTuddcniy J*camurd from the latter f olt > thr >’ pursued ten ‘nilcs bv fome of Col. De an c\ s Rt tugees, who took five prisoners, l’cvcn horses, aod about 12 yoke of oven. T, f a, “H (New Jerk yj JuVZ. ExtraS- '<7 a letter , a of Fhil ldeiphircto a ccnfle f state. ?ud the cncmj.” ‘• * (\ tlir Pr •“vz fi. Marfital of th provinte of Georgia, by a Writcf At'achresit to him dirc(Acd tile several cau fti uodenncntioYird, did attach the lands, tenements, gt>ods r . Chattels, mo nies, debts, and books of accbunl, of the se veral defendants in said causes, who abe absent from aad without the limits of the said pro vince, at the iuit of the several plain iff*: And whereas the said plaintiffs have refpec tiv-ly, agreeable to the direiiioni of the At tachment A6t, filed a declaration in the Ge neral Court again ft the” several defendants ia the fcjlowing c2ufes, vi*a. Chritlian ballier v. John Poftell; Same <v. Daniel Zetl^r; Same v. HvlzendorfF; Nicholas Banner nj. William Le tontej James Edward Powell v. Lnchiaa MTn toih ; Den el HoWell <v. John, [ones j Luke Mann <v John ‘f wiggs; and have obtained in each of tne said causes a rule to the following effbft, viz. Ordered, f I hat the defendant and defend ants in the f.id feveraf aftioi s do appear and plead within a year and a day, otierwifc judgment wii! pass ajgainft him or, them by default.- * . By the Court, A John* Sjmps.o.v, f. &C. C. 051 27, 17S0, Notice is hereby giver, That judgment will be entered, agreeable to the aforTaid ru'e or order, against every of the Lid de:endnfs do not appear and plesd conformable .thereto ft* Thomas Gibbons, P'aintifl*3 Attorney in Ihe said ftveral causes, : 0} Gisrgta, by ‘virtue cf a ffjit of Attachment to hhn dirtiled in the underMintientd causes, did at tach if s. lands, tenements.,- ‘goods, chattels , monies, jdsbts, and Lo r As of a;county oj the defendants tn the fill causes , <who are. abjent ft am and -u. I bout the % ti~ mm of the said province, at the fust of the refpe&ive f'liui ifs; /a n.i <zv/treat the fus'd- pla'fttijfs haeue re ■ f ee.lively filed their declarations in the General Court M.yitn/1 the jf-iet al defendants in the ffilloivitu* cau fits , alt erable to the directions at the Attachment Ad njrz. James Her tint -*. Daniel IVft eon ; favie* Ifjinhwi, Ar-ji-vor of GeO‘-ur F-alr, Jeceifd ed, v. Sardis fjfi ej!er t Exe.w.nx f Jemes feir refler, dtceufid\ ■+ • and ha 1 e ohtasned in each of the said ccu'es a rule to theful.'oirit.er tficl, -viz. Ordered , That the defendants in the said fever al anions do a(fear and plead nxnthin a vear and a day , othervjife judgment aval pass againti him or her by default.. By the Court y JOHN SIMPSON, P. C.G-. April -y, 1781. Nr ice is therefore hereby given. That jufvter.t vsill be entered, agreeable to the a Ore said- ru’e or vr aer, agai/tf each of the fat.i dependants who does not appear i.n.i ptead conformable thereto. #l 7, i.T. hUntiffs A. torney, ih the above causes. ti EOR G ! A.’ ‘• ‘'’ ~~ WHcrexj the Provott 3f this province/Sy Vic.ac 0. a Wilt or Attachment.to him direfteJ, dl.l attach the lauds, tenements, goods, chattels, monies, debts, and books of account, of Mordecai Sheftall, who is a blent from And without the limit? of the fiid pivv figr in the hands and pofTeffion of Lesrx Sheftall, at the suit of John Fouiis; And whereas the said Levi Sheftall, as a creditor in pu:Tc.Turn, hath, agreeable to the direaionc nf the Artachpactit Aft, filed, his declaration in his ?vfa>ef ly s G eneral x> C t h faidl province agoln-ft- t-h faj j Mordgcat !>hertall, and hath o'otalnTd the followS7nr~> ! ;i* > viz. Ltvi.Shcft.ill, creditor Ordered, That the defendant f'h''ir ! ' n J /do a.'fH-.u and ad -.virhin u year Agaihft ■ . farid a day, Qtherwdc judgment. Moraecai Sh.ftjll. ) will pass p.gainit him by default. liv the Court, John Simpson, P. & C. C. >rh -Apfitr t-S r. —^"7”' ’ Notice i, therefore heresy given, That, unless the said Mordecai Sheftall do appear and plead agreeable to tly: a fofef.ii J rule or order, judgment will be entered again tt him accordingly. at and w m • )fcN r the creditor in pnfil-fiion. \\F 11 \ l<^A ' S tbe Provoil Marfnal of the pro v; ylnce of ...Georgia, bv virtue of a Writ of mentiored. ‘ did attach the lands and tenements, goods and chattels, monies, debts, and books of account, of *he,defendants in the said causes, vvho ,are absent from and without the limits of the (aid province, at the fm of the several plain* : fFs; And whereas the said plaintiffs have refpedtiveJy, agree able to the directions of the Attachment Ad, filed a declaration in the General Court againll the seve ral defendants in .each of the following causes, viz. - Jfaac Perry verjftl* Frederick Francis ; Moor and Pa i.ton versus Iff Hi ant Candler ; and have obtained In each of the said Causes anile to the following efi’ed, viz. Ordered. ‘That the defendants do appear and pieuil within a tear and a day, otherwise judgment - -A, By the Cou t. . & /? , r J 0!I Simeon', P. St C. C. ~ January, 1781.: > t j | f r. - f:ottce is thcrerore hereby given, Tins jadgmen! will entered, agreeable to the aforelaid rule or ouhf, against the said defendants who do not ap . pear and plead cpnlbrmable thereto. FAR LitY, Plaintiffs Attorney in tho % said causes. the Provost MarfhalTjf *;e pro —sl* vince of . Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of Attachment to h 1 in diredled in the several causes undhrmentioned, did attach the Unt}s and tene ments, goods, aqd chattels, monies, debts, and books ,o! account, of the several defendants in the (aid causes, who are. absent from and without die limits of the said province* at the suit of the feve raJ plaintiff's • And whereas the laid plaintiffs have rt fpedively, agreeable to the directions of the Attt taehment A& filed a declaration in the General Court against the fcveral defendants in each of the f6llo\vng causes, viz. ’ ; John Charles Lucena versus Robert IValton’, Kelfall and Spalding versus John Bacon fen. George lloufioun versus Joseph Abrahams ; / Kelfall and another , survivors , versus Fbomat Bacon j r— - . •—.- Kelfall and Spalding versus Lemml Lanier ; M Goun and others versus ’John Twiggs', and have obtained in each ol the said caulcs a rule to the following effeCt, viz. Ordered, That the and; lendant and defendants in the said leveral aftions do appearand plead within a year and a day, otherwise judgment will past a gaiiifl them by default. JBy the Court, ... . John Simpson, P. Sc C. C, ~~. 24th January, 1741. . Notice is therefore heretw given, That iudg.’ / ment will b ? entered, ng ceable to the aforefa.d rule or order, againll cveiy of the said defendants who do not appear and plead'^ ■ rr ■■■ f I KO BLR ISON; PbintdT A ttmmey - in the said several causes. . ’• WiiEREAS the Proved ivlarfhal of the pro vince of Georgia, by virtue of a Wft of Attachment to him directed, did attach th' J tenements, goods, chattels, monies, debts, and books of account, of WilJum Watson, vvho is ab- Rnt from and without the limit- of the said pro vince, at the Nit of Simon ILtcrfon and William Lang : And whereas the said Simon Paterson and ■William-tang- have, agreeable to the directions of t f ie Attachment Act, filed their declaration in tab General Court agaimt the (aid William Watfou* pad have obtained the so lowing rule : Paterson gs Jttk | Ordered , That the defendant against > do appear and pltud within a William Wctfon.) year and a day, otherwise judg-? ment by default. By the Court, John Simpson, P. Sc C. CJ 24th January, 1781. Notice is therefore hereby given, That, unless the said William Watson do appear and plead a grecable to the aforefaid rule or order, judgment will be entered against him accordingly, VV m. JONES, Plaintiffs Attorney. the Proved Marttial of the province of y V . Georgia, 4y virtue of a Writ of- Attachment to him. directed in the fcveral cantes undermentioned, did at tach the lands and tenements, goods and chattels, monies, debts, and books of acc ount, of the several defendants the lad cao.es, who z.:e aofent ;;orri And wotlvut the lr— mi sos the laid province, at the l.;it of”the several plaint iffs : And whereas the said plaintiffs have rcfpe&ively, a direitti >r.c of the Attachment Aft, declaration in the General Court against the several de fendants in each ct the following cauft-s, viz. Jinz Grove, Eyrcussrpin<r john Kean/Executor/'W” Grove, vt, John Haher/ham ; . “ Kean, survivor, vs. Charles Starkey Myddletonj Sartie vs. fjrnie 4 Ittael Bird vs. Silvanus Rohefon ; - • ’ 1 Kean, survivor, vs. Wheeler j t have ootained in each ot the said causes a rule to tfto following effect, viz. Ordered, That the defendant and defendants jfi the said several a<Rions do appear and plead within a year and a day, ether wife judgment will pass against them by default. By the Court, ** John Simpson, R. & C. Cf. 24th Jariuatty, tfoi. • —.. -.NiilLce.J j, iJieiaLure. herehy Judgment will be filtered, agreeable to the aforefaid rule or order, against every of the (aid defendants who do not appear and plead conformable thereto. •• •* ‘ . , . Ihomas GißnoNt, Plaintiffs Attorney in the said several cmfes. WHereas the Copartnerlhip of HOGG and LEVAR expired the 22d instant, the fub-‘ scriber give- this publidt notice to all persons in debted to the (aid copartnerlhip to pay their refipec tive debts to him, as he hath ptirchafed the said debts of Mr. Levar ; and informs his tuffomers, {to whom he returns thanks) that he keeps hia (lore where he formerly did. , THOMAS HOGG. . W A N T E D“ A LAD about-14 years of age, as an 1- *• ticc to tj.e Printing Bufirefs. Apply to JAMES JOHNSTON.