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tablished, first session of magistrates held, and first jury in Georgia impanelled......July 7, 1733 Forty Jews arrive at Savannah, sent by the committee appointed by the trustees......July, 1733 Trustees prohibit rum in Georgia......Aug. 11, 1733 Forty-two families of Salzburgers, sent from Augsburg, Bavaria, by the Society for the Propagation of Christian Knowledge, settle at Ebenezer......March 17, 1734 Oglethorpe sails for England, leaving Thomas Causton in authority......April 7, 1734 Ten persons, under Rev. Gottlieb Spanzenberg, sent over from Saxony to begin a Moravian settlement in America, locate on north side of the Ogeechee River, near Fort Argyle......January, 1735 Fifty-nine Salzburgers under Mr. Vat, twenty-two British emigrants, and some Indian chiefs whom Oglethorpe had taken to England, arrive at Savannah early in......1735 Small quantity of Georgia silk taken to England and court dress made, worn by Queen Caroline at levee on King's birthday....