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s and Mary Bosomworth settled by order of the King......Feb. 9, 1759 First wharf built in Savannah......1759 Act for issuing £ 7,410 in paper bills of credit......May 1, 1760 Lieut.-Gov. James Wright succeeds Governor Ellis......Nov. 2, 1760 George III. proclaimed King with civil and military pomp; the only event of the kind ever witnessed in Georgia......Feb. 10, 1761 Commission creating James Wright captain-general and governor-in-chief of Georgia reaches Savannah......Jan. 28, 1762 William Grover, first chief-justice of Georgia, removed from office for maladministration......March, 1763 Protest and caveat issued by Governor Wright against grants of land south of the Altamaha by South Carolina......March 30, 1763 First newspaper in Georgia, the Georgia Gazette, issued at Savannah by James Johnson......April 17, 1763 By royal proclamation, southern boundary of Georgia is made the St. Mary's River, including lands between this and the Altamaha claimed by S