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tjbrftf iu4n&tiby ariOficerfromßow-ftreet, ~ keeper of the prison there. It was io tke month of August lift that Lord George came to this town, and he has ever since lodged at the house ts a Jewess in Dudley* Areet, to whom he was unknown when he firft arrived. When the Officers waited upon him he did not deny himfelf, but told them he was a jew, and whatever might happen should continue one; and when he learnt that it was ordered he ffiould be in London on Saturday evening, heexprefled much concern thereat, as it would oblige him to travel on the Sabbath day of the religion he had em braced. Lord George, we understand, firfl - became a Jew While he was in Holland, and ever fiace he has redded in this place has been, a very drift and rigid observer of every rite, . ceremony, and cudom of the Jews, except that of attending the Synagogue, where he feared to appear lead he fliould be difeovered. His btard he had differed to grow to a consi derable length, which together with his dress, contributed so much to disguise him, that he frequently went out in the day time, though mod of his hours were spent in his lodging room, in reading* writing, and learning the Hebrew language. xxxxxxxxx ? xxxxx>cxx THE fubferiber begs leave to acquaint his friends, and the public in general, that he has removed from Auguda to Sivan aah again, and has taken a convenient house near the market, with dables, where he pro poles keeping a houle of Private Enter tainment and good dabling for horses. Those Gentle men who wij please to favor him with their company, when their business may call them to town, may be assured of being well accom modated at the mod reasonable rates. He has for sale, low for cash, Jamaica, Wed-India yum, sugar, coffee, and fait. N. WADE. Savannah , Jpril 12, 1788. • .. For Sale For Ca(h or Negroes, A L 0 T of Ground in Ellis Street. ih the Town of Augujla , Ictely oc cupied by Mr. Cochran. # On the premife6 are a good dwelling house, lcitchen, dable, corn house and fmoak house, and the whole well inclofed with a board fence. The terms will be made easy. Apply to EDWARD or SARAH PRATER. April 19, 17 88? : ,?.& '' *%. -'■'‘faij&t ' ’■ : v S s ■' v ■ \+ 1 GEORGIA. 1 By Etuis Gardner (L. S.) I Esq. RegifterofPro- LEWIS GARDNER, f bats for the County J of Richmond. WHEREAS James Pcrrie, has applied to me for letters of adminidration on the goods and chattels of James W-*d, of this county, deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and lingular the kin dred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at my Office, on the 39th day of May, 1788, to (hew caofe, if any they have, why letters of adminidration II ould not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, at my Office, the 19th day of April, in the year of out Lord 1788, and in the xith year of the Independence of the Uhited States of America, In C O U N C I L, Mpril 15, 1788. 7 .’/I-T ■.* J ' , y Ordered, - That the Returns from the Comptroller and Collector of the Port of Savannah for the Month of March be publi£hed in the State Gazette., ExtrpSl from the Minutes, * ' , J. MERIWETHER, S. E. Ci ' 1 »- 4 ' . r '‘A*yK * IBS v if**::' " PORI; of SAVANNAH. RETURN of Imports and Duties for the month of March, 1788. * . j Veflels Names* Masters Names Where from. ! Amount °* Amount of entered. | j Cargo. Duty. 10 Schooner Exchange, George Throop ICharlefton " 151 n 8 x-2 3 cT" * Sloop Jenny Cor. Schermerhorn New-York 75612 11 12 7 o Schooner Thomas £eter Godet Charleston 15302. 091 1 1 Ship Dispatch Afahel Fither L’Orient 863 14 6 27 17 it PoftEntry Schooner Mary NehemiahSangfton St. Thomas’s 116 14 o 14 18 4> 12 Sloop Seaflower James Allen Charleston B 15 Schooner Nautilns James Jamaica 73 o o 4 14 o 27 Schooner Good Hope.. Chriftophrer Prince St. Croix 33 14 4 438 18 Friendftiip William Langrilh Charleston 328 3 3 ia 17 6 19 Sloop Nancy John Farrow Do. 36 15 I 1701-9 22 Speedwell- George Cooper Philadelphia izOi 9 2 31 7 9 27 Schooner Greyhound James Fullerton Jamaica B, Savannah Packet Jeremiah Dickinson Charleston 116 2 6\. 2 3 4, 28 Thomas Peter Godet Do., 34 10 o 074 31 Brig Mary John M‘lver Jamaica 115 0 0. 9 n- 4 Nightingale Edward Dillingham Cape Francois 32 5 6 3 19, 2 Total Amount of Imports and Du ties for March £. 4.072 14 -a ‘ ™ Errors excepted• ft* WUKINS ON, CoHeflor*. Susannah f Afril 2> ifSSU t, O R T of SAVANNAH,, Gomptrclltr** Office. RETURN of Imports and Duties for the month of March, 1788. "When 1 IT, ZTZ Matters I .... c Amount of Amount of * entered. | Veffe ‘ 3 NamM ' Names. | Where fronV Doty. Cargo. March 1 To amount of Imports an cj Duties, tranfmittcM for February, 257 9 4 6959 16 6 1-4 lo Schooner Exchange. Geo. Throop Charleston 30 2 154 3 4 Sloop Jenny C. Schermerhorn New-York 870 824 18 o Schooner Thomas P. Godet Charleston 091 1530 a 31 Mary N. Sangfton P. E» St. Thomas 14 18 4 116 14 o. Ship Dispatch A. Filher L’Orient 30 8 8 863 14 6 J 2 Sloop Seaflower J. Allen Charleston 35 Schooner Nautilus J. Fatterfon, Jamaica 4 14 o 73 o O - 37 Friendftjip Wm. Langriih Charleston 12 17 6 32 8 3 3 * Good Hope. C. Prince St. Croix 4 3 8 33 14 4 19 Sloop Nancy John Farrow Charleston 170 1.-2 36 13 o 02 Speedwell Geo. Cooper Philadelphia. 31 7 9 iz6z 6 ip 27 Schooner Greyhound J. Fullerton Jamaica B- Savannah Packet J. Dickin/on Charleston 2 3 . 4 114 12 6 28 Thomas P. Godet Do. 074 1-2 34 10 o 3 1 Brig Nightingale E. Dillingham, Cape Francois, 3 19 2 32 5 6 Mar j j. M*lver Jamaica 9 n 4 1 15 o o ■'■■■■■ m ■ m— mrnmmmmmm m i ■ ■■ i nw ■ i ■■■ i n ■ v 555 3 9 iilo2 19 ii 1-4 * [ * Certified by GEORGE BLiSS, fro Qo&ft roller* SaTjtnoaki Mat c 6 *