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In bndi vidtti Moiety c f idoi. At7s cf L>n J , in TTitf
pa lift A Str George, on ‘he Widow Flyer's Branch,
rur -Tel tail's Mills- Aha projeny ©F William
JJeJfch*- deceased, and f? ze 1 an execution.
• LEWIS JOHWSXOr-i jua. Pro. Mar.
Savafcnfch,* Augult , 1781.
To be Fold to the higheft'bidder, for cafb, in the
following citifes, under attachment from his
Majelty's General Court of the province of
Georgia, an Monday the 10th day of feptem
fcer next, the faie to begin piecifely at 10 o’-
clock in tiie forenoon, and end at 1 o’clock in
the afternoon, and to be continued from day to
. day, between the fame hours, until■ the vvnole
is disposed of, ■ • * •
The undermentioned Property, viz.
William Fox.and Cos. v,-Lewis Mu tear Same
v. fame. A trail of land, in the parilh of St. An
drew, containing by eliiimtkm .poo acres, be the
fime more or leß, joining or near lauds of I homas
Quartcrman. •
Safne v. Robert Sr.lfcns. A trafl: of land, in
the parish of St John, containing by efliination
acres, near Newport ferry, joining lands of
Thomas Young. A'lo uuctJkr tiacl, in the parilh
of St Pmiip, containing by dluaation acres,
which is on or near Canouchie river.
Same v: Thomas Bacon. A trail of land, in
the parilh of St. containing by eilimation
acres, near lands of Jonathan Bacon, and
joins lands of John Bacon.
Same v. Edward Way. A trail of land, in the
parilh of St. John, containing by eilimation 500.
.acres, be the fame mofe or less, joining lands of
• John Jones.
Same v. William Graves fen. A lot of land,
with a (lore, hpufe tjiereon, £§ Newport Landings
containing 60 feet in front and 90 feet.in depth,
more or dels. 1 \ h
Same v,-Elijah Lewis. A trail of land, in the
parilh of St Andrew, containing by eilimation
acre?, which lies on the” Mortar fwampi and also
other trails in St- David's parilh.
Same v. John Mitchell. A trail of land, in
tfie parilh of St. John, containing by eilimation
acres, near and on which
the defendant formerly resided, and is near or ad .......
joins lands of James Dunwoody and Johah Bacon.
Same v Joseph ‘M’Cowen. A tiatl of land, in
the parilh of St. John, containing by eilimation
200 acres, be the fame mote or lels, which lies
rear lands of John Winn on North Newport, and
joins lands of Benjamin Stead.
Same v. William Graves fen. and William
Graves jun. A lot of land, in the parish of St.
John, on Newport Landing, with a ilore houie
thereon, containing 60 feet front on the road, and
90 feet depth.
Same v. Benjamin Andrew. A tradlofland, in
the parilh cf M. John, containing 200 acres, be
the fame mote or less, commonly called Mrs.
BradwetPs. Alfo..“another tTadt of land, in the
parßh of St. John, con tain ing b ynelt imatidii
acres, be the fame move or lels, situate at a place
called the Defart, near lands of Mrs. Bilney and
the late Joseph Andrew deceased.
Same v. William Way. A trafl of land'on
Midway fvvamp, in the parilh of St. John, con
taining :>v gftimatioß acres, situate near the
broad road and nigh lands of Lyi-m Hail.
Same v. Joseph Lewis. A trad of land, in the
parilh of St. David, containing by ellimatjon -
acres. Also another* trad of land, in the parilh of
J>t. Andrew, containing by eilimation acres.
Together with all the dwelling houses, build
jngS| hereditaments, rights, members, and appur
tenances, to (he premises abovementioned refpec
fivdy belonging.
LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar.
Savannah, Augult 9, 1781.
On Saturday the Bth of September next, will be
fold to the higheit bidder, for calh, at the tyax
fhal’s Office in Bull Street, the sale to begin pre
tifely at n o’clock^
A LOT of Land at Yhmacraw, with a dvvelF
ling-houfe thereon, containing by eilimation
60 feet in front and 90 in depth, be the lame more
or less, joining on a lot of Samuel Elbert to the
weltward, and to the ealt a lot at present occupied
by Mr. Aaron Vardie, and commonly called the
Waggon Yard, the property of Joseph Wood, and
on execution by
LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar.
Savannah, Augull iy3i.
Or. Saturday the 1 5 S'pieur.ber will b; fold,
at the M rffmV Olfice in Bull Street, to the
hizhrft bind.r, for rafli, the Lie to begin at it
,I, p T
* clock iJ ec.i ),
Doug all, lu.vivi. ,1 A LRAGT rs Lind, in the
>( v> >parilh ot St. Puu , cor,-
Keu , furvivo . itaming by ettimatkii Soo
Jtc-'ec, brytri fnxrLm t c or left, formerly tbe p* ri
fe,,y i . Fs , adjohiug lands of John Jainte
<eo* Also 500 ac< swf laud, io Ihe pari Hi of Sf.
A-drew, foMncHy tin piopwty c? Charles K.en.
* Alfa ;tr.itha uatt of land, in theqpauih es St. Phi
tip, corifainin* too ncr;*, more of Us, Ij*® tH
property if Srephen Drayton, Formerly if Syuuel
Miller and Tin mas Goldfinith. Tegevhir vritU ail
the dwellirg- lu-ules, luildiogt, 1 igHt** m.mberf#
and ef,'thereto
Samuel Dvugiali 1 A trr.£l of lanuit TnU -
t, inthei aiilhol Cut .it
O'Brien and Wade. J Church, contari ir g by eiti
rnaticn 500 acre-, mote or Ufi,boUodd or* ihe rmi tb •
call by the river, anJ on all uthcr lidca ty cf
Col. Muihyne, together with ail the dwelling
houfes, buildings, rights, mercbets, and arpurtei.-
ancef, thereto btluoging, the propeity of
O’Biien.
The whole feiz*d on x“eu*ionfv
. LEWIS JOHNS roil jun. Prc. Mar.
Siyannah, 16 h Augult, 17^1.
GEORGIA, (T. T THE AkthonV
i Stokes, Efuuire, Chief'Juftice’
A. Stokes. of his M~.jefty’s Province of Georji-i.
in America, iirparfuance of un a& of
the General Afle.r.bly of the faiJ province, entitled, i( An
4t Ad for the Relief of such of his Majesty’s loyal Sub
tl jeds as have any real or personal Property iff the Pro
(t viuce of Georgia, and whole Titles, Deeds, Bonds,
“ Notes, Specialties, and other ‘ Evidences, “Vouchers,
and Writings, have been either 1011, destroyed, or car
<c ried off', during the" Time herein aftermen tinned,” DO
CERTIFYf That John Foulis, of Savannah, Merchant,
hath made -deposition bcfoie rne, touching his bond;>,
notes, and a wafle-book for the year 1775. l cnt hy him
to-the J Hand of, |i.majca, in the Welt Indies, and hath
not icceived the fame : 1 hat an exhet state of all the sums
of money due to the faiJ John Fouiis upon the said bonds,
ii')„es, and order;', haa teen taken before a Notaiy Publick
in the said lfland of famalca, is now fded in the Protho
jaitary’s Office, annexe) to the petition an'tf affidavit._Sif_
the said John Fouiis, ‘whicli deposition and date of the
bonds, ndtes, and orders, remain in the Prothotiotary's
Office open ta tht? inlpefliou of all peifons whatsoever j
and, unless good cause is ftewn on oath to the contrary,
within four calendar months after the publication of .this
notice In the Georgia GtiSXmYA declate,
cate under my han-d, fublcrkre r tmder
the fauie ffands’ un'eanttoverted.
’ ‘ Given under my hand*, at Savannah, in the pro
vince ofo:eia:d, the thirtieth day ofJune, la
the year of our Lord fevenhun
diei and eighty-one, and ij> tic tweaty-filft
year of his Majeffy’s t eign.
G EORG LA, IT. 9 T THE Honourable Aktho NY
qL Stokes, Efquue, Chief Juffice
A. Stokes. of his Mvjefty’s Province of Georgia,
j in America, in pursuance of an a6t of
the General Aflembly of the said province, intitled, ii An
n Ail so. the Relief-of iud of his Mvjeff y‘s h.yal Suh>U.-*
as have any real or.perfonal-Property in the Province of
Georgia, and whole Title Ddcris, Bonds, Notes, Spe
“ cialties, and ocher Evidences, Vuuci.ers, and Writ
if Ings, have been either loss, destroyed, or carried off',
during the Time herein afteimentioned,” DO CER- 1 -
TIFY, That John Murray, of the parilh of ChrLt
Church, in the province afarefaid, Esquire, hath made a
deposition before me, touching the right, title, and inte
rest, of him the faiJ Joh:j Murray, of, in, and to, a cer
tain tra£t or parcel of land, containing by estimation one
hundred acres, lying on the River Savannah, in the parilh
cf Christ: Church, in the said province, calkd the Hermi
tage, bounded north-westerly by lands late of James Hume,
Eluuirs, fouth-eaftwardiy by land allotted for the Glebe,
and northwardly by Savannah river, together with all the
irnuroveman.% right,, ioer.ibers,’ an3” appurtenances,
thereunto belonging, dahwed h;. the said John Murray by
virtue of an J under a certain deed of conveyance made a'ndT
executed to him fome time the beginning of the year
one thousand feveii hunored and fercn-y :fix, by the then
Acting provost Mar ft A of this province, in consequence
of a sale made,thereof,'under an ex cation, grounded on
a jucgir.tht übtAned in the General Court ‘if die said prtr
vine*/ aguinflTthe Eftaie of one Dav'd Mur.ayV Elquire,
deceased, which ihi 1 tide d-ed was loigeT in the Secreta
ry’s or Regillerk Office of the fid province to be recorded, -
and afterwards, with divers other records belonging to the
said office, was loft, carried off, or destroyed : Which
pofitiou krs forth, as far has the nature of cifcumltaoccs
will admit, the particulars” cf the Laid John Murray's
title, the nature of the premises, and the place where .si
tuate, and now remains in the Prothono'iary’s Office open
to the infpeflion of all persons whatfocyer j and,
good cause is strewn orr oath to the contrary, within four
calendar months after the publication of tiffs notice in the
Georgia Gazette, 1 ft all declare, by cemncate unaer my
hand, fubferibed under such deposition, that the-fame
Hands uncontrovcrted.
Given under my hand, at Savannah, in the
proyinoe aforelaid, the twentieth day of Au
gust, in the year of our Lord onethoufand fc
■ j yen hundred and eighty-one, and in the tvven
ty-ffrft year of his MajcTtyhs reign.
/.k LL persons having demands againil thcEftate
£\ of ihe Hon. Jaihes Read,£fq ; deceased,
are requelled to deliver tliein in, properly attelled,
to the fabferibers ; and thole indebted to laid eilate
are requelled to make immediate payment to
Kedecca Read, Executrix.
Geo. Houn, Executor.
RJN AIVAY from the Plantation of the said
ft dectafed*
THREE NEGROES, viz.
Cupid, a carpenter, a very likely young fellow,
with filed teeth. Frank, a very artful young
low, country thick lipped, And
July. A luitable reward will be given to any per
foil who will deliver them, or either of them, at
the said plantation, or to the gaoler in Savannah.
All mailers of vWTels and others arc Cautioned a
gainll carrying-away the Lid negroes; 5l deteiled
in so iniquitous a praflice they may depend on be
ing profec-uted wtiit the utmoUfcveiity of the law.
r-T I G H T flo R si’
/V LL aclive young men, fit for Light Hoiftk
men, and willing tafervc iiis M jcity Ki„j
GEORGE, for the fp<n.e of two year ~ or durinl
the prelent rebellion, have now a fair and honour
able opportunity of revengin'g tliemlelves on thd
authors of the many cruelties and ironid muideri
coimnitted on fhejf relu.tions, fiiends, and fellow
fu! jedls ; of teitify iog their ‘loyalty to the bell 6f
Kings, arid maniteiling tireir abhorrence and avei.
fion to tlus unnatural and unprovoked.lebellion
by applying to Lieut,. Col. George Campbell
commanding the King’s own American Regiment,
now quartered in this town, who has power to
raise a body of light horse, to be attached id and
serve Conilantly with tiie said regiment. Each loyal
and fmatt young recruit fnall receive hve guineas
bounty, and a crown to drink his M a jelly’s healtL
be provided with ftee quarteis, a good horse, pays,
cloathing, arms, accoutrements, and every other
requisite, fit for a light dragoon, such as a cup and
helmet, a brace of good piltois before him, a keen
edged sword by his fide, and good boo:s ui.d spurs.
Thus equipped as a Gentleman Dragoon, he mult
carry sure and certain vidlory, acquue ironour to
hirnfelf, and render service to his Severcign end.
injured Country.
Savannah, sth June, J>Bi.
GO D SaVE t he king.
N. B. Any person who brings a rcciuit, lhall re.
eci\ e a reward of half a ouinea. Such ierviceable.
ailive, able, and young dragoon horles, as are to
be* fold, will be purchased, and a genefoas pi ice
given, by applying at the CcloneTs quarters,, the
yellow house near the w-elt gate, . ‘
GEORGE CAMPBELL. J
- It. Col. and Commanding,
igk ■'” my bo ufeibcut-irrmi?'-
niglft ago, a Negro Lad, about
16 years old, Ipeahs Lit and tolerable
good Englilh, fays his name is P'oly.
■fSA dore, and that, he came from South
jjlttjr Carolina, but cannot or will not tell
kfl his mailer’s name The owner mull
to CHARLES FRESH.
Augult 17, l;8l,
WHereas Marfh ‘l of the province
of Georgia, by virtue ol Wri 1 ? of Attach*
ment to him uireded. did attach a Mulatto Wo
man Slave, named Fanny, and her Child, the
piopcrty of Samuel Stirk, who is absent from and
without the limits of the said piovmce,- at the suit
of Catharine Comon and Jure Gordon: And
whereas the said Cathaiine Guidon and Jane Gor
don have, agre* ablf to the dueßins oi the At
tachment Act, filed their dtcLratioh in the Gene
ral Court agamit the laid Samuel Stirk, and hat#
obtained the following rule : •••
Catharine Gordon Ordered , That the defend
& al. ant do appear and plead within
agi.mll a year and a day, otherwise
SamiieJ Stiri* Judgment by defaolt.
, By the Court,
John S;mpson, F. Sc Q. C.
j 9th August, 1781.
Notice is therefoie hereby given,- That, unless
the laid Samuel Stirk do appear and plead agree
able to the afoiefaid rule or order, judgment will
be en--icd agamil him accordingly.
I Wji, Jones, PiaintiiL> Attorney.
WHcrcas the Piovofi Marlhal of the province
[ of by vitttie o£a_Writ of Attach
ment to him di/eded in the several caufex under-
did attach the lands and tenements,
goods and chattel?, monies, debts, and books of
account, of the several defendants in the laid
causes, who are absent from and without tfje limits
of the said piovince, at the fait of the several
piaintifFs: ‘And whereas the said plaintifß hive
refpeßrvely, agreeable to the diredlions of the
Attachment Act, filed a declaration in the Gene
ral Court againil the several defendants m each of
the following causes, viz.
Samuel Hunt Jenkins and William Cihlor.it
fur*vi t vort t v. Alexander Reid ;
l Villi am Fox and Cos. v. John FV Lean 1
iVilliam Knox, Esq. v. ff. atthenx Crijfia i
Jojhua Pearce v. O'Brien and ‘lVude ;
and have obtained in each of the Lid causes a rule
to the following efPeH, viz. t ,
Ordered\ That the’defendant and defendants iff
the laid leveral adliona do appear and plead within
a year and a day, othenwifo judgmeni wall pab a *
gainlt him dr them by default.
By the Court, ‘
John Simpson, P. & C. ۥ
’ August 9, 1781. , .
Notice is tnejeloic l.cieby given, i hat
. ment will lie entered, agreeable to the
rule or otder, againil every of the said deiend.ui' 5
who do not appear and plead conformable theTf^'..
GIBBONS, Plaintiffs Attorney
. J’rintca by JAMES J'JHESTON.