The Royal Georgia gazette. (Savannah, Ga.) 1779-1782, May 23, 1782, Image 2
Five Guineas Reward- . IOST lift Thurkliv during rlie fire, A LADY’* a GOLD W.ATUf. cop'd and jewel’*, out side case chaffed, reprefeming FUenbfltip and Fi delity, maker’* name Alexander Hare r London, N >. 406, with a flee! chain, and a small gs Id seal, the iir.preffion a beehive, motto Indullty; fcvcVal Silver Teaspoons, tome marked G K, and K, _ \ t . mhen G M 5 a Gtiitnr which tune* with a watci _ key, a number of Mufick Books, a large new iJr.ifs Fender, a Gallon Punch Decanrer, several Quart and Pint Decanters; two Silver Labels, one Port, the other Madeira 5 a quantity of Q* : * cn * Ware, China, and Glaf* t a Queen’* Met*! fluted Cardleftick, two pair* Steel Snuffers; a Feather Bed, Matraft, Polfter, and Pillows; a Counter pane and several Fnglilh Bed Blankets two fmaU Trunk* with Ladies Wearing Apparel,, the • Volume of Robertfcn’s History of America, the ad Volume of llume’* Essays, 2d Volume of • Whifton’s Jofcphus, 2d Volume of the lnflcr, and several other Books aod Paper*; Half a B° x Soap, a large Box of Candles of BeefwaxandU low, a Box of 18 Bottle* Mullard, and fundty other thing*. Ihe above reward will be paid to any pe son delivering the watch to the fubferiber, and proportionable tewatd* g'vrn for the other ar title* CEO. KINCAID. May at, 178 a.— —_ imf"i ■ --■ ITTinn •** 1 “ 1 Loft lajt Tburfday during the tire, - ■ Several Volu mes of Books, viz* ” Otaul JfelMMf-dtC vir World, vol*. 1, *, j, 4,5, 6,8, and 133 Gentle unn** Mijjaalne for *74-5, 175. rftt, *7tl. 1757* 7t* i Polirtcai Dilqutfitionv, vol. v i; Mtlrboth’i Pliny, vol. 15 BUckftone’* Commrnr iriet, vol*. 1 and 4; Survey of the Crution, vol. ; Speftator, voli. *,7, and B. Also, ‘* Red Painted Travelling Case, with lundry small di wifi - on*, containing ninefmall fjuare bottles, fftme .tin can iftcu, Likcwife, a Calk containing 81 lha. Glauber Salts, and sundry other Medicine*.—A generou* leward will bt given for the whole or any part of the above ai tirte* by r PETER DEAK. May jj, 1782. x : - ■ . * “ 1 “ ‘ *i - ’ f “H” To be Rented till the firfl next, and immediate Pojjejfxon given. The House at Pembroke, _ Confining of eight good room*, outhonfet, At. about fe *en mile* from Savannah, on tlie Salt*, in j pleafi it and health)*lituation. of PETER DE AN, Loft last Tburfday during the Fire , A WHITE Corded Dimity Walftcoat; three Gentle men* large Gold RinfS two of which had rtones in them ; the ift an! -jl vulaitirt of Mi ft Sidney Bidotfh, a Bed BUnkct* a large DraperTableclolh anJ two Napkin*, a Pair of new Pump*, a Horn Tumbler plated with friver inlide and round .the rim. Whoever ha* found the ring*, and will deliver them to Mr. Belcher, and the othdr ar ticle* to me, Hull be handlomclj rewarded. May *j, 1782. ffEINEMANN. WANT I*o, “ An Overseer to manage about 40 Ncjjrofi employed in Sawing and Planting on a fafeaml healthy place 4 few mile* fiom town. Such a one, well recommended, will meet with good encouragement, by applying to the printer. ~ _— ... I N. B. A tingle man will be preferred. * T A KEN from a Negro , A Mourning Ring. The owner deferibing the fame, and pSytng for thi* ad- may have it again, by applying to the prin ter. • - ■ ■ - . - ■ GiiOKGl A —ln the General Court. HVlifm Mi/s J verfua V Dei/. Philip Ytngt. ) WHEREAS the record at large of the judg ment obtained in this cause is loft or rmflaid, tad there is no evidence thereof but by the dqcquet -of judgment* now in the hand* of the Protbono taiy for the year 1775, vd an entry in, the Pro vost M'.rflhal’i bock for the fame year, f do hereby give notice, that I (hall, on Friday the 31st day of May in It ant, between the hours of 11 and 12 in the Ibrcnoon, apply to his Honour the Chief Jus tice, at Chambers, for leave to/ue out a Writ of Execution, for 5201. lawful money of the province aforefaid, and 31. 12*. Sjd colts of fmt, for which, the luid judgment was obtained, no part of the prin cipal, interest, and coll*, having been heretofore > difebirged, but the whole remaining now unCatia led, on theToundation of the doequet and entry a for est id, in pursuance of the regulation! in such cafe* lately made bv the said General Court, unless the defendant in thtiraufe, or his attorney or attpe - niea, or any other perfpn or persona concerned in the premifet, fhal), at the time abovementipnod, (htw Ciife to the contrary, : ‘ 1 ROBEKTSON, Plawtiff’* Attorney.. 22, :?*5. \ TOMOnROW'KIoi.VT wul be frld, at the Suljkliber’s AuUtu. Room on W e Cay, at t* o’clock precifcly* ’ • : v OLD jamaka Spirit*, V . MUfcovado aid Loaf SuprV Two Calk* of excellent Port W me, \ Six Dozen of Bottled Ditto, \ Six Dozen of Claret, A few Dozensh>f London Porter, . Sundry Feather Bed* and Household FtHlifJte 7 D- 'DUNCAN, L. V. M. Savannah, *3 • 7® *- - TOMORROW Morning will be fold, at the lubfci ibtr’* Vendue Store on the Bay, the fide to bcgiu at 9 oMeck, SO AP in pqxca of about 65 Iba. SupetfineElour, A Saddle and Bridle, Tobacco in (hull cifk\ ‘ Shtqb, Black Pepper and sundry Dty Good*. • A few calk* exceeding good Green Coffee, A Mahogany Bedllead with Feather Bed and Cur* tains compleat, Some Silver Salver*, A Pair of Pillol* with holsters, Avery fire Hotizontal Silver Watch cap’d and jewel**. J. BUMYIE, L. V. M. Savannah- May *3, 1752. N . B. He has lor private file, at the above flore, good Port wine by the dozen, Madeira ditto at 50s. per dozen, (berry ditto, loaf and mufeovado sugar, molaflej i grecn, fouchong, amd Congo tea { fuull grecn'coffee, bell alum fait, a lew barrels by,|he. barrel, military (hoes and Ihirta, mens falhionable boots, flop*Suitable to the fcafon, Ruflia (heeting; also itim and Ihtub by the quarter calk and three gallons. A gertWous price will be given for Naval Stores and Lumber. ‘ * Marshal's Sales. On Monday the 3 ! of June next, will befold, at the Mai fhal’* Oflicc, w the highest bidder, for calh, the file to precifelv at 1 ABAY .Horse, fit for saddle or chair, eom mordp known by the name of liifyman, 13* hrnd* high ; two Mahogany Table*, a Dcflc, a Pine Cbeit, a.Bcdftead and Couch, a Man’s Saddle, and a Silver Watch. The whole fetzed under execution by -L LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar. Savannah, May 23, 1782. On Monday the of June next, will be fold, at the MatfliaP* Olhce, for Cafli, the fz!e to begin - at’ 11 o’clock, NINE Negroes, a Stock of Cattle confiding of 3*> head, a few Horses, a Riding Chair, fonte HoufcholJ Furniture, Table and Tea China and Plate, a Sjock of Hogs, a Fit fee and Fowling Piece, with sundry other articles; the property of Philip Yonge, Esq. deceaL ed, and fetzed under execution by ” LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar. ’ Savannah, Maj 23, 1782. On Monday the 24th day of June next, will be fold, at die Marihid’s Office, for cash, to the highest bidder, the fa!e to begin at It o’Jock, AT R ACT or Parcel of Land in the parish of ‘St. Paul, containing by estimation t2f acre?, be the fame more or lef, fcommonly called the Sand Bar. ALo a Wharf Lit, situate, lying, and being under the Bluff of the town of Savannah, containining by estimation 100 feet and extending m depth from the top of the frid bluff t 6 low water mark, lying to the east of * lot late James Read’s, on which is a large wooden flora i now occupied by the Commissaries. Also another Wharf Lot, containing by estimation ioq feet in front, and extending in depth from the top of thq bluff to low water mark, lying betweef Gordon and Netherclift’i wharf and a wharf belonging to Inglis, Jenkins, truf Gibbon*. The whole fetzed under attachment by s LEWIS JOHNSTON jun. Pro. Mar. Sovannah, May 23, 1782. /V RAN AWAY fame time ago, a NegrcsWn.l man, with a Mulatto child, namLBET, , the property of Anne Fox. Whoever will deliver them to me, or the Warden of the Workhoufr, (hall receive two dollars reward, and ill reasonable chargea. - j. WILLIAM FQX. May 23, 1712. . J WANTED, ‘ A fFET NURSE. Qie without a child wiThe preferred. Inquire of :/ V - iatfrinter. ‘> ■ to . a e s o r. and. Anil iiwnlmlc n... CEVERAUH ch finilhed House, - valuable Pbntitioß,fix mile* bom town, cootJn „ 44 1 acres o!d>e*gure, well umbered witheyprtfJL and not inferior to moft inland plantation* mtl province, hat on it a good overseer’s hWe and other nralLry oift buildings, 80 acre* are cleared and fenced, and the wl.tfte is rice and indigo land with as good a fprixtg of Water as any in the pro! vince; leveral other valuable trafts of land near the town, with many more in different parts of the province; hia Share Os a Tan Yard at Col. Ta! nail’s place near the town, with the Leather in the vai>, Hide*, and every thing necessary for carrying on that bufmefs. Negroes, Os ary property per. tnitted to be carried from the province, will be taken for the greatest part of the abovementioned property. LEVI SHIFTALL. CHARLESTOWN, May 7. YESTERDAY arrived a schooner from New York after a passage of is day*. The Master informs that seven out oLthe ten fail of merchantmen which lately failed from the Dela ware under convoy of the Rebel privateer (hip Hyder Aliy have been taken, and were lately ar rived at New York before he left it, moftof them with very valuable cargoes, and that numbers of prizes were daily carrying in there. Lad Saturday (itled hia Majefty’a pnekrt boat Halifax, Cap:. John Boulderfon,- wiih the mail for Falmouth. late of the Jd regiment, Capt. Hanson late of the 19th, Lachlan M’Gillivray, Esq. Mr. Hugh Rofc,. Mr. Adam Tunno, Mr. Rutherford, Mr. Med wood, Mr. Fullerton, and Mr. John Well* jun. May 9. Yesterday arrived here the (cboontr Swallow, Lewis Spiers Master, in nine days from New Providence. She left that place in company with two transports bound hither, and the Garland frigate, which parted from them four hour* after being out of port, to give chafe to a vcfTcl which then hove in fight. Two day* before the Swallow failed from New Providence a fine Philadelphia.b'ig.of 16 nine and fix pounders, was brought in there by the Fox privateer, Capt. Bell, of 16 four pounders. The Erize' had oh‘board, befidea other article*, i too arrels of flour. May 14. On Saturday lift arrived, here the (loop Lively, John Stirrup Mailer, in fixdayrlrdbi New Providence. Sundry letter* from that place mention great many prize* have lately been carried in there with very valuable cargoes, amoi gll them a Spanilb veffe! ftom the Havana with about dollars, indigo, src. That they had accounts of an expedi tion having failed from Hivana, fu[poftd to be deftined again!! that place: That a prize veflel from Cape Franfois arrived there the ill which brought newfpapcrs giving an account of Fort St. Philip in Minorca having Capitulated the 4th of February upon honourable teitns. Capt. Stirrup, and other persons whpaf'ivcd in the (loop, nventitm, that, on The night of the of thi* month, the day they left New Providence, they fell in with a fleet, from which they imniedi ately endeavoured to escape, tfi nking it to be that they had heard was coming from the Havana; aod that on#he morning of tlic next day theyoiif* tjOguiftied is sass, viz. a (hip of about 40 guns, anothfi’ of 20, two armed brigs, three gallies, and five flbops and fchooner*, all (landing towards the bar of Nufl*:u. May 16.’ Yeilerday arrived a dispatch boat’ fiom New York after a paflage of 14 oay*. The February and March packets, with the mail* from Falmouth, were arrived at New York. $y the above vefTel we learn that our cruizera from New York continue to be very fuCceAful. A fquadronof them feme time ago fell in with a of 1 c fail of Rebel anerehantraen, under convoy of the Holkcr, from Delaware, bound for the Weft. Indie*, laden with flour, Ac. *3 of which they made prizes of, all of whom were fafe arrived at New York. ‘ On Monday last arrived here, order the wnctioii t>f a flag of truce, a schooner, iota days h on* Virginia, laden with tobacco, 00 account of debt* contracted here by Rebel officers while prisoners at (hit province. . ’ May 18. A letter from Kingfloo to a gentle* than of this place mentions that the Maiqui* Rouille ws taken with the Comte de Ctafle in the Ville de Faiis. Yrticrday evening it sunset, in consequence the glorious vidory obta.ned by the flri.im Bert over that of France, a ftu depit was fired by the troops itv-gairifon, Jn the camp and adyartcra _i polls. Thefifir'.g ‘n tfle garrison began from wt v a : olu a fiiip on tight, which beng