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About The Royal Georgia gazette. (Savannah, Ga.) 1779-1782 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1781)
Jefr, on i branch of the Ahodpec river,- In the jpl jifh afore said. Andrew Hewat 1 A Tra£l or Parcel of v. > Land, in the parish of ; Adam Fowler Brisbane. J Christ Church, contain ing by ellimation 800 1 acres, be the fame more or less, joining- lands of the late John M‘Lean. Kelfall and Spalding 1 A Certain Plantation or vi S Parcel of Land, in the parish Henry Laurens, jof Sf. Andrew, being an island, commonly called Broughton Island, lying in the river Alatamaha, and containing by estimation 800 acres, be the fame more or less, bounded on all Tides by the said river. Thomas Flyming 1 Two Lots or Par v. > cels of Land at Ewenf- Lewis and Charles Cope, j burgh, near the town of Savannah, each lot containing 90 feet of square land, one of the said lots adjoining to the wcllward on a lot late of Ro doiph Mrohager, the other lot adjoining on a lot now or late Chriflopher Ring’s, together with all the buildings &c LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar. Savannah, Nov. 1, 1781. On Saturday the frft of December next, will be fold to the highest bidder, for c‘fh, at the MarfhaPs Office in Bull Street, the sale to begin precisely at 11 o’clock, A l'R ACT or Parcel of Land, in the parish of St. Philip, containing 400 aoes, be the fame more or less, situate on Ogechee river, and ad joining lands hte Samuel- Sivery’s, and near or adjoining lands of George John (ion Turner, the property of jo'nn Martin, and fe seed under execu t;on by LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar. tavannah, Nov. 1, 1781. • fold, at the wlardial’s Office, to the .hjgkeft’ bidder, for cash, the sale to begirt precisely at Ti ■ •^■o’clock,* ANfcGRO Man, named Peter, the property of Peter,Bard ; alfoa Negro Wench, named Nancy, of John Adam Treutlcrf; and fold under attachment. LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar. On Saturday the.Gth day of December, will be fold, at, the Ms.rihal’Sr-Qffice,. to. the kigbeft bidder, for cash, - the sale to begin precisely at io o’clock, Samuel Douglass, Survivor, J % HOUSE and v. V Lot in the Joseph Haberfham. j town of Savannah, ’ whereon the defen dant formerly redded, in Johnson’s square ; also a l.ot or a Pieve of !. and adjoin”** thereto, wheieon’ is a brick store now in the pofftffion of Meflfrs. Ker and Begbie ; an : also a Tr icl or Parcel of Land, containing by ellimation 1500 acres, in the parish of Chrilt Church, adjoining lands of James and John Haberfham. Same, survivor, 1 An Undivided Moiety of a v. - >Tradl of Land, containing by Richard Wylly. J estimation 1000 acres, situate in the parish of St. Matthew, and commonly called Howell’s Mills. - Same, survivor, J A Tratt or Parcel of Land, v. v containing 4$ acres, situate near John Hoaftoun. J the plantation of Peter Dean, Esq. on the Ogechee road, for merb’ Bennet’s; also a Plantation, in several (rafts of land, containing bv estimation HeeLaeies, in the parish of St. Andrew, adjoining lands of Wil liam MTntofK.3 Simon furvivor, 1 A Lot of Land in v. > the town of Sunbury, John Hardy. % j lately occupied by Ni thanidSaxton,together with the buildings thereon. The whole fold under attachment by -"LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Tro. Mar. Savannah, Nov. 8, 1781. On Saturday the Bth of December, w'il be fold, at the Marshal’s Office, to the highest bidder, for cash, the sale to begirt precisely at 1 t o’clock , A PLANTATION or Parcel of Land, in the ‘dillridt of Little Ogechee, parish of Chrifl Church, containing by estimation acres, more or less, formerly the property of jofeph Cannon, since of Henry P efton. and now the property of Janies Haberfham, adjoining or near lands of Fox ; also a Wharf Lot, and the Stores and Im provements thereon, lying under the Bluff of Sa vannah to the of the lot known as Cow per and Telfairs, containmg too feet in front, and eAtending from the upper part of the Bluff to low water mark and also another'Lot Or Parcel of Land, coniairting in front 1 ;o feet, more or less, trwialfo extending from the upper part of the Bluff to low water mark, lying ancHretng on the river Savannah, and aire£ily fronting a certain meffuage or parcel of land lately disposed of the property of Joseph Clay. The whole seized on execution*- by LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar. Savannah, Nov. 8, 1781. JM PORTED, in the Georgia Packet, Capt. Haiit, by 6 Beecroft and Taylor, A valuable Aflortment of Drugs and Medicines, Which are to be fold, at a very reasonable advance for Cash, at their store in Johnson’s Square, near the Church. Also Lancets, Tooth lnftruments, &c. M‘GILITvRAY and HOGG, At their Store in Barnard Street, adjoining Mrs. MTarlein, HAVE for sale, on the moft reasonable terms, AgeneralAfiortmentofDryGoods, consisting of Blue plains, W hite flannels and fwan fkins, Duifii blankets ; Fine blue, scarlet, and fancy cloths; Red and blue baize, Oznabrigs and sailcloth, A coinpleat nffortment of liifti linens and • checks, White and browa Raffia drab, _• * . •6 4tns huckaback, Holland, sheeting, Black and gieen princes Huff, ..; orfqva ginghams’ and cotton holiand, White anj. brown fheet > in g, Cotton ftpekin get, C vimb’ick and iilefiis, Corded dimity and iiiow denet ; Full, half hunter*, and switch ‘ wmps, silver Capcd ; Brats beer cocks and pewter plates, Brown jeans and thick set, Black calamanco and gauze hindkerchief ; I M POR BE P, in the Georgia Packet, Capt. Haiti, from London, and robe fold reasonably for l: ft), Produce, or Government Bills of Ex ■ change, by Cecil & rrooD, At their on th'e Bay, A General Aflortment of European and East India Good:. TO BE SOLD by the Subscribers, On the moft reasonable Terms, BOTT LED Port in barrels of eight dozen each, I obacco in hogsheads and barrels, and A general Affartment of Dry Goods adapted to the IOHN WALLACE. Savannah, 14th Nov. 17X1 Wllliam Coales, Has imported, in the Sh p Georgia Packet, jufl arrived from Londoh, A small Aflortment of Statiomirv, GOnfifting of royal paper, demy, folio poil thick and thin, foolfcap gilt and plain, 4(0 poll gilt and plain, bell imperial cap, childrens painted lotteries, Spelling Books, Reading made Easy, ladies etwee cases and hufwives, patent cake ink, redink powder, ready made red ink in bottles, belt red and black sealing wax, bell vermilion and black wafers, best Dutch quills and pern, shining sand, ink and sand gkifTes, b'offom blotting paper, bills of exchange, playing and message cards, Sec. which he will dispose of, at the store next to Mr. on the Bay, on the mofl reasonable terms for cash To be let, and may be entered into immediately, ~ TWO very commodious ROOMS on the Bay, with fire places in each ; they are Irritable only for a single gehtTeman ; as such none other need to apply. Inquire of the printer. Savannah, 1 3th Nov. 1781. Linen, check, and cot ton ditto; A variety of culgee, purple, and funcy bordered ditto A coinpleat assortment of calicoes, printed ‘ COtt'Ons. and chimxesy Pomerania* and garlix holiand ; Mens cotton, .thread, and wot fled hose ; Mens f i.e calf fku (hoes and boots. Miliary ditto. Mens and womens lea ... <• ’ W-omcya* elide caiamart co (hoes; , White, giecn, and bell black beaver and caf tor hats; Mens and boys felt dit to, Camp kettles and can teens, Plated and brass tJoak ** * pins,.. ; - - Steel spring fnuffers, Raisins and bohea tea, With many other ar ticles too tedious to mention. Two House Wenches who are good wafHers and ironers, to be hired h* the month. Inqukeof SOPHIA YOUNG - G E O R G I™. By his Excellency Sir JAMES WRIG Baronet , Captain General and in Chief in and over his Majefifs p vince of Chancellor y Vice AL miraly and. Ordinary of the fame , A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS the Governor or other Comman. - , # chief of this province for the time being is, by an ad of the General Assembly, em. powered, with the advice and consent of his Ma. jelty’s Honourable Council, by proclamation, to lay an embargo upon all ships and vessels in*this province, or in any port or place thereof where the fafety of the province teems to require such a mea sure: And whereas holhlitics are commenced be. tween Great Eritnin and several foreign Hates, and a body of Rebels have invaded this province, rnur. dered many of his Majelly’s loyal fubjeds, and done infinite damage to the country : i do there, fore, with the advice and consent oi bis Majesty’s Honourable Council, issue this my proclamation hereby laying an embargo on all ships, vessels, and other craft whatsoever, in the port of Savannah, (except his Majeity’s fmps, or any v< ffeis employed in his fei vice) until 1 lh di, by another proclamati on, lffued with the like advice and consent as a. fortfaid, remove and take off he laid embargo; And 1 do hereby require all Office;* ivd and ini. litary, iird all other the King’s liege lubjeds, (but more efptctally the Officers of his M.ijelty’s Cuf tom.s) robe aiding anu *a(hfling in„ carrying this prociami tion into execution, as they will answer the contrary thereof- at their peril. yin teftimcHw w rrercof Thave hereunto set niy hand, and caused the great seal of the province of Georgia to be iikewife affixed, .this 9th day of NoVtmocr, in the year of our Lora 1781, and in the 2id year of his Majesty’s reign. *, JA. WRIGHT. By his Excellency’s Command, Geo. D’erbace, Dep. Sec. GOD SAVE THE KING. SAVANNAH, November is. SATURDAY last arrived here, the cartel bri gantihe Hornet. Cape Hardwicke, from Porto Rico, to which island (he had earned Spanish prisoners from Bermuda. Erratum in our laji. In the 2d paragraph under the Savannah Head, for John Ltmar read Jurnt Lemur, WHEREAS the Provost Murfhal of the pro vince of Georgia, by virtue of a VV>it of Attachment to him directed in the caulea under mentioned, did attach the lands and tenements, and chattels", monies, debts, and books of account, of the defendants in the fold causes, wno are übfent from and without the limits of tile laid p evince, at the suit of the several plaintiff*: And whereas the said pluntiffs have refpedively,. gree able to the directions of the Attachment Aft, filed a declaration in the General Court againilthe seve ral defendants in each of the following cauies, viJfc. lfaac Perry versus Frederick Francis } Moore and Panton verlus William Candler g and have obtained in each of the said causes a rule to the following #ffed, viz. Ordered , That the defendants do arpear and plead within a year and a day, otherwise judgment* By the Court, s John P. &‘C. C. tith January, Notice is therefore hereby giver*, That j adgment will be entered, agreeable to the afordfcid rule of order, againtt the said defeuda Its who do not ap-i pear and plead conformable thereto. - FARLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney in the said causes. - ■ ■— -■ II ■ ■ ■■ . ■’ • _•mmmrn mmmmmrnmmmmmm mmmmmmrn+ei \T7’HEJ|,EAS the Provost Marshal of the pro vince of Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of Attachment to him direded in the several caufei undermentioned, did attach the lands and tene ments, goods, and chattels, monies, debts, and books of of the several defendants in tbs said causes, who are absent from and without the limits of the said province, at the suit of the seve ral plaintiffs: And whereas the said plaintiffs have refpedively, agreeable to the directions of the At tachment Ad, filed a declaration in the Gereial Court against the several defendants in each of the following causes, viz. John Charles Lucena versus Robert Walton % Keijall end Spalding versus John Bahn Jen ,
