William Coalcs,
Hs imported, in. the Ship Georgia Packet, just
. arrived from London,
! A small Assortment of Stationary*
COnfifting of royal paper, demy, folio poll
thick and.thin, foolfcap gilt and plain, 4W
post gilt and plain, best imperial cap, childrens
painted lotteries, Spelling Books, Reading made
Easy, ladies etwee cases and hufwives, patent cake
ink, red ink powder, ready made red ink in bottles,
best red and black sealing wax, best vermilion and
black wafers, best Dutch quills and pens, fhimng
sand, ink and sand glasses, bloflom blotting paper,
bills of exchange, playing and message cards, &c.
which he will difpole of, at the (lore next to Mr.
Stewart’s on the Bay, on the mod reafoaablc terms
for cafli.
N. B. To be fold, a neat CANTEEN, on a
good scale, which was imported by a gentleman
for his own use, but who has now no occasion for
it; /
TO BE SOLD by the Subfcriberi,
On the molt reasonable Terms,
BOTTLED Port in barrels of eight dozen oach,
Tobacco in hogsheads and barrels, and
A general Assortment of Dry Goods adapted to the
leufon.
JOHN and WILLIAM WALLACE.
Savannah, 14th Nov. 1781. f
~M‘GILLIVRAY and HOGG,
At their Store in Barnard Street, adjoining Mrs.
’ M’Parlein,
HAVE for file, on the moll-reasonable terms,
A gen era 1A flbrtm entofDrvG 00 ands,
Jtlue plains, *
White flannelsand fwatjr
fkius,
blankets j
Fine blue, scarlet, and
fa no cloth s;
RetPand blue ba ze,
Ozoabrigs and sailcloth,
A compleat aff>rtment
of Irilh Kntrs and
check s T ~~
White and brown Rufiia
drab,
6 4tns huckaback ,
Holland sheering,
Black and green princes
ftufF,
Str’ped ginghams and
cotton hrtliand.
White and brown iheet
™g. , “
Cotton flockinget,
Cambrick and lilefias,
Corded dimity and fnow
denet;
Full, half hunters, and
1 witch whips, silver
caped;
Brass beer cocks and
pewter plates,
Brown jeans and thick -
set,
Black calamanco and
gauze handkerchiefs 2
▼ MPORTED, in the Georgia Packet, Capt.
1 Haift, by
Beecroft and Taylor,
fi valuable Aflortment of Drugs
and Medicines,
Which are td be fold, at a very reafonahle advance
for Calh, at their fiore in johnfon’s Sqir.re, near
the Church. A’lfo Lancets, Tooth lnitruments,
fcc.
For Sale, at the Subscribers Store,
ABOOT fifteen Thoufahd Yards of Negro Cloth of
different Colours and Qualities,
A few Rales of Rose and Striped Duffil Blankets,
Two Cades Pewter Plates,
Two Cases well aflbrtcd Hardware;
An elegant Aflortment of Chintaes, Calicost* P.intad
Cottons, and Handkerchiefs.
The above good* are a consignment, and will be fold
or by the* piece or packagep'dn the lowfitt
terms. CROOK.SH ANK.S and SPEIRS.
To be let, and may be entered into
“immediately,
TWO very commodious ROOMS on the
Bay, with fire places in each ; they are
> suitable only for a single gent'em3n ; as such none
other need to apply. Inquire of tbt printer,
Savannah, 13th Nov. 1781.
’ LTnen v : : cTi eck, aM cdt- *
ton. ditto i
A variety of culgee,
purple, ad fancy
bordered d'fto ;
A corn pleat assortment
of calicoes. pr>nted
cottons, and chintzes;
Pnmer :nias and gadix
1 holland;
Mens IcoM•SLtEiEad*-
and worsted hose;
Mens fine calf (kin (hoei
-and boott, ,
ditto,
Mens and womens le*-
thcr gloves.
Women* black calaman
co (hoes;
White, green, and best
black beaver and caf
tor hats ;
Mens and boys felt dit
to,
Camp kettle* and can
teens,
Plated’ and brass cloak
pin**
Steel fprir.g fnuffers,
Raifin* and bohea tea.
With many other ar
ticle* too tedious to
mention.
IffarjhaPs Sales. ■„
On Saturday the 24th of November next, will be
fold, at the Marshal’s Office in Bull Street, to
the highest bidder, for calh, the sale- to begin
precisely at 11 o’clock, *
A TRACT of Land, containing Si
tuate on a large iflaod in the river Savannah,
nearly oppoflte to Puryfburgh, bounded on the
north by Savannah river, on the south by Calc's
Creek, and on Ihe north-w*ft by lands of Zubly,
the property of John Stirk and the late Quintin
Pooler.
AHo the Lot N 0 . 1 in Savannah, fronting to
the south on Broughton Street, to the eall on Bar
nard Street, and to the weft on the lot N 0 . —,
lately in the occupation of Mrs. Shar.d, containing
60 feet in front and 90 feet in depth, being direftly
fronting the lot occupied by Mrs. MTarline. And
the Lot N 0 . 10 iu Savannah, fronting to the south
on Broughton Street, to the weft on Whitaker
Street, and to the call on the lot N 0 .9, contain
ing 6q feet front and 90 feet in depth, fronting to
tne weft the lot occupied by Mr3. Tondec. Be
longing to the Eilate of Quintin Pooler, decoaftd.
The whole seized under execution by
LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar.
Savannah, Oft, 25, 1781.
On Saturday the fifil day cf December next, will
be fold, at the Marflial’s Office in Bull Street,
to the highest bdder, for Cafti, -in gold and Til -
‘Ad at the current exchange, the sale to begin at
ten oHrlcck precisely,
Kelfall and Spalding 1 A TRACT, or Parcel
v. > / -• of Land, in the pa-
Silvanus’ Robefdn. \ rilh of St. John, containing
■"WIITSam Jones*;” alfcfanoihtfr THH~br Parcel of
Land, in the parilh aforefaid, containingjjy efli
matipn 100 acres, joining lands of— D ticker ;
and also another Trail or Parcel q( Land, contain
ing by eftimatibn 100 acre?, be the fame more or
less, on a branch of the Ahoopee-rivtfr, in the pa*
1 ilh aforefaid. a
Andrew Hew at, J A Trail or Parcel of
v. v Land, in the parish of
Adam Fowler Brisbane. J Christ Church, contain
>sa hy cftian&kx* £OO
nc*es, be the fame more or less, joining lands of
the late John M*Lean.
Kelfaii and Spalding T . A certain Plantation or
v. V Parcel of Land, in the parish
Henry Laurens, jof Bt. Andrew, being an
island, commonly called
Broughton If] md, dying in the river Alatamaha.
and containing by estimation 800 acres, be the
Line more or less, bounded on all fr’es by the Hid
river. ~
‘i homas Fiyming 1 Two Lots r.r Par
v. > cels of Lund at Ewcnf-
Lcvvis and Claries Cope. J bmgh, near the town
of Savannah, each lot
containing 90 feet of square lard, one of the fa id
Jots adjoining to the weiLvard on a lot late of Ro*
doiph -trohager, the other lot adjoining on a lot
now or hue Chriftophei Ring’s, together with all
the building.*, &c. • ~
LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar.
Savannah, Nov. 1, 1781.
On Saturday the firft of December next, will be
fold, to the highest bidder, for cafli, at the
Marfhai’s Office m Bull Street, the (ale to begin
precisely at 11 o’clock, j
A TRACT or Parcel of Land, in the parish of
St. Philip, containing 400 acres, be the fame
more or less, situate on Ogechee river, and ad
joining lands late Samuel Savery’s, and near .or
adjoining lands of George Johnston Turner, the
property of John Martin, and fenced under exocu*
mby LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Fro. Mar.
fcivannah, Nov. 1, 1781.
Oh Saturday the 8-th day of December, will be
fold, at the Marshal’s Office, to the highest
bidder, for calk, the sale to begin piceiiely at
10 o’clock,
Samuel Douglass, Survivor, J .HOUSE and
v. > / a lot in the
Jofcph Haberlham. j town of Savannah,
~r’ • ‘- 1 ; whereon the defen
dant formerly resided, in Johnfon’e square; also a
Lot or a Piece of 1 .and adjoining thereto, whereon
is a brick store row in the poiTefiion of Messrs. Ker
And Begbic ; and also a Tratt or Paicel of Land,
containing by estimation 1500 acres, in the parish
of Christ Church, adjoining lands of James and
Johnidabetiham.
Same, survivor, 1 An Undivided Moiety of a
v. Trail of Land, containing by
Richard Wylly. j estimation 1000 acres, situate in
the parish of St. Matthew, and
commonly called Howell's Mills.
Same, farvivor, 1 A Trail dr Parcel of
. , J* ( containing 45 acre,, ffi aate
John Iloufloun. } the plantation of Peter D e ,i?
# kfq. on the Ogechce road fJ
merlr- Banntft’s; also a Plantation, in fever a 1 [r’a
of land, containing by estimation 1500 acres
the parjftt of St. Andrew, adjoining lands of \v f
liatn M Intofti. J. fa
[ Sirnoa buterfon, survivor, J A Lot of L an d i t ;
V/. r V. J- the town of Sunbury
Joho liardy. J lately occupied by Na.
. . . thanielSaxton,top<itl)
with theftsuildings thereon. ®
The whole fold under attachment by
LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro.
Savannah, Nov. 8, 17S1.
On Saturday the Bth of December, w'll be fo’d
the MarfluPs Office, to the highest bid J er, fo r
oafh, the sale to begin precisely at 1 1 o’clock
A PLAN TA l ION or Parcel of Land, in the
diftrra of Little Ogechce, parish of Christ
Church, containing by estimation 500 aci, mora
0, less formerly tl.e propety of ,o'cf.h Cannon
iioce of Henry Prcfton, and now the property of
James Haberiharn, adjoining or near lands of
-i alio a-Wharf Lot, and the oto'es aid Im.
provetnents thereon, lying under the Bluff of Sj.
vanruth to the eaftvvard Os the lot known as Co\
per and Telfairs, containing 100 feet in front, and
extending from the upper part of the Bluff to low
water mark j *r:d aftd another Lot or Parcel of
Land, containing in front 150 feet, mote or Ids,
and also Extending from the upper part of the Bluff -
to low water mark, lying and being on the river
Savannah, and dircdly fronting a certain nugtajM
01 parcel of land lately difpqfed of; the property,
of Joseph Clay. The whole fdzed on execution
by - ; LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. iVo. Mw.
- SaAWnnah., Nov, 8.. y H t.. v ,. . .. 4
Forty Guineas Reward. ‘
RAN AIVAY from the fubjTcriber’s plantatioa
near ThtwiderDoit, ‘ , ■ • ■
W A ..-■* ‘ ‘;j
Two Men,
Purchased at the sale of the Eilate of the late Mr.
John Greene, deceaffd. both country bom, black
complexions, and speak good English one named
, RfiClk* near a iiul-e-fcnoek -kwe^-
ftim made, round fli >uldered, about tcct H mche#
high, has a wide mouth, fptaks fall, fhev/ing hi#
teeth, whkhareremarkably long; theuthe l named
CoacELio, about 20 years old, very likely, Ann
in de. a little bow legged, about 5 feet 5 inches
-high, speaks flow, of a pleafmg couutenance, aW
whole mot her. live- in Savannah u Ms FarquhrrV.
Any person who delivers them, without be.nj
maimed, or otherwise rendered incapable oflahour,
at this place, to the fubfer ber, within fix weeks of
this date, shall be paid ten guineas for Roper, an<
for Coidelio, if delivered in the fa me manner,
twenty guineas; or if any person will give infor
mation of their being harboured, employed, of
Cent off the province, to conviction of the offendwy
if he or she be a free white person, (hall be paid
the (um of five guineas for each; therefore alt
mailers o f veffcls. and othe s whom i; may concern,
are hereby icquefted to foibear giving the trouble
and expence of a rigorous prosecution.
|OHN MULLRYNE.
Bonaventure, Oiftobcr 25, 1781,
STRAYED or stolen from the Common cf Savannah,
about a week ago, A BAY HORiiE, about 13 hand!
high, branded on the near buttock Ci R. Whoever wifi
return faitl hut fe to the futferiber, or to Mr. Simon Fraser,
Conductor of Ardllery Stores, flrall receive one guinea
reward.
Also stolen out cf the fubfcrilier’s house, Tuesday night
the 6th infu.it, A BLUE SURTOUT COA'lVvdtb
plain yellow gilt buttons, lined with red fhi.lloon, Trained
a little at the bottom of the skirts, a red cape, double
with the upperpart of there lined with reJ clolk- !
Whoever :, -wlliTcrafrrtli*'Cttat and thii.'F /hall TeceTve one
guinea reward, or the Eke reward without the thief.
YVm. OHARLETON, I.ieutenant Rfeyal Artillery.
N. B. ) ’ fuel) a coat should be offered fr Lie, to any
ptrfon in the town or country, they arc icquefted to step
it, and cite person that lias it, until the owner can be ia.*
formed.
Nor. 7, 1781.
An OVERSEER wanted.
WANTED immediately, to cake thq charge of
a plantation about 1 z miles from Savannah,
an Overseer who undeiHands the Planting Bufnffl.
in general, and that of Indigo Gooi
encouragement will be givcivfbany person bring
ing a character of their beingrroperly qualified,
and of their diligence, honcllyVand fobriety,.-—*
Inquire of the printer.
Two House Wenches,
who are good walkers and ironers, to be hired by
the montn. Inquire of SOPHIA YOUNG. „■
Nov, 15, 1781.
