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Ao. 1806 )
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The
Essequebo and Demerary
Gazette.
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( No. 179.
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Saturday, the 31st of May.
Secretary's Office. This is to inform
the Public, that the following Persons intend quitting this Colony:
Mr. Richard Deane, in 14 days.
Mr. P. Sweeny, in 14 days.
Mr. T. H. Parkinson, in 14 days.
Mr. J. C. Griffith, in 14 days.
Mr. Louis Chollet (Land Surveyor) in 14
days.
Mr. H. W. Lookey, in 14 days.
Mr. A. S. Wade, in 14 days.
Mr. George Sanders, in 14 days.
Mr. Thomas Rees, in 14 days.
Mrs. Broekhoff van Jaarsveld, Widow,
with the first Convoy.
Mr. J. C. M'Farlane, with the first
Convoy.
Mr. William Rose, in three weeks.
J. C. Stadtman, Senior Clerk.
BEKENDMAAKINGE. [heading]
Uit kragten van bekommen Authorisatien,
zal den ondergeteekende Exploiteur ten overstaan van Heeren Raaden
Commissarissen by executie opvylen en verkoopen op de 8ste July eerstkoomende;
ten behoeven van Thomas Atkins eyscher en Triumphant, op, ende teegens A. W.
Cozier Gedaagde en geexecuteerde de Gebouwen staande op den derde part van het Erss
No. 15, op de voorgrond van plantagie Vlissingen, bestaande in een woonhuys
lang 24 voeten en breed 15 voeten, een waschuys en secreet; mits gaaders een
derde part van gemelde Loot of Erss No. 15 met alle zodaanige servituten en
gerechtigheeden, als daartoe van ouds en met recht behooren. Op datum ut supra
ten behoeven van J. C. H. Kuster eyscher en Triumphant op ende jeegens J. B.
Oxley gedaagde en geexecuteerde, een halve Concessie bekend onder No. 70,
geleegen aan de Noord Dam van Stabroek met het daar op staande woonhuys en
zygebouw (zynde bouw vallig) alsmeede nog een negerin genaamt Carolina, alles
blykens inventarissen daagelyks voor een ieder op 't Exploiteurs Comptoir te
zien.
Zoo is 't dat iemand teegens gemelde
verkoopingen eenig recht van oppositie vermeenen te hebben addresseeren zig ten
Exploiteurs Comptoir voornoemd, in Gesschrifte als wanneer ik dezelve als
opposant ontvangen, en ten daagen van Rechten beleggen zal sub poene van
verstek en eeuwig stilswygen.
Jemand hier in gading vindende koomen
ten vorsz. daagen ten Raad huyze op de Hoofdplaatz en doen hun profyt.
Rio Demerary, den 30e May 1806.
B. Tyssen, Exploiteur.
BEKENDMAAKING VOOR DE EERSTE MAAL.
[heading]
Alle die geenen die eenige pretentien
hebben, of schuldig zyn, aan de volgende boedels van
[first column]
De Weduwe Van der Ark,
J. C. Urbany,
P. A. G. Heyfelder,
J. Neusmit,
J. S. Emmert,
Peter Merss,
Daniel Curry,
[second column]
John Thomas,
J. H. Barbary,
F. Wolf,
L. F. Schreibvogel,
J. Tapin,
P. Massiah, en
M. Barker.
[end columns]
Worden verzogt hunne pretentien op te
geeven of de schulden te koomen voldoen binnen den tyd van acht maanden ter
respective Wees en onbeheerde Boedel Kamer deezer Rivier, alzoo aa [?]
expiratie van gemeld termyn door den Edelen Achtbaaren Hove van Justitie zal
worden geimponeert het eeuwig silentium.
Actum ter Gressie Demerary, den 24 May
1806
J. Ceurvorst, rovl. Gressier.
The Undersigned will be in Fort Island
on Sunday the 8th of June, and the three following days, there to appoint his
Office, and receive the Taxes due to the Sovereign's Chest of Essequebo.
And he requests that those who are now
in arrears will repair there, to pay them, on one of those days.
May 30, 1806. Theophilus Williams,
Receiver of the King's Chest of
Essequebo.
Pursuant to a Proclamation of the Hon.
Court of Policy, and by permission of the Hon. F. P. van Berckel, Fiscal, at
the expiration of three Weeks from the date hereof, will be sold, at public
Vendue, a bay Stallion, brought by the Military on the 25th instant; and a
ditto Gelding, brought by the Dienaars. Meanwhile the Owners may have them
restored, on paying the expences to
J. Runnels, J.Z.
Stabroek, May 31, 1806. Sheriff.
TO BE SOLD, [heading]
A Fine Tract of Land on the West Side of
Demerary River, being One Half of the Plantation Jacoba's Lust, situate between
the Estates of Messrs. Edmonstone & Graaff, and opposite the Plantation
Friendship. This portion, containing Fifty Roods in Front, more or less, is
now in full bearing of Plantains, and will soon produce an abundant supply of
that article. In its present state, this property would be a desirable
acquisition to any Planter on the Coasts, from the certainty of finding at all
times an inexhaustible Stock of Provisions, with the further prospect of advancing
the cultivation of Coffee, of which there are a Few Thousand Trees already
planted.
For further particulars, apply to the
Subscriber, who is fully authorized, and with whom a Chart of the Estate may be
seen.
Demerary, May 31, 1806. Jas. Greenwood.
For Sale by Private Contract, and, if
not sold by the 1st of November next, will then be put up at public Auction,
all those valuable Lots, Buildings, and Stelling, now occupied by John Madden,
& Co. the excellent situation of which for Business, is too well known to
need any recommendation.
Vlissingen, May 31, 1806.
MILITIA ORDERS. [heading]
STABROEK DISTRICT. [heading]
In consequence of the Rain this morning,
the intended Parade of the Stabroek Companies of Militia is postponed until
next Monday, in the Morning or Afternoon, as the weather may permit, and which
will be indicated by the Drum and Bugle going round at either period as usual.
It is expected that the Companies will
muster as strong and complete in Arms and Uniforms as possible, in order to
prepare for the Celebration of His Majesty's Birth-Day on Wednesday next.
Stabroek, Saturday, May 31, 1806.
C. Macrae,
Major, commanding 1st Bat. D.M.
Absented himself from the Subscriber, a
middling sized Negro, named Jack. He speaks English, Creole Dutch, and a
little French, and is more sharp than the generality of Negroes. Whoever will
lodge him in the Barracks, or deliver him up to the Undersigned, shall be
handsomely rewarded; and all Masters of Vessels and Others are cautioned
against Harbouring the said Slave, as the utmost Rigour of the Law will be
enforced against any person so offending.
Stabroek, May 31, 1806. J. M.
Spooner.
Run Away from the Subscriber, on
Saturday, the 24th Instant, a Negro Man, named Nilson. He is stout, about 5
feet 7 inches high, and speaks good English. Whoever will apprehend the said
Negro, shall receive Two Joes Reward.
Demerary, May 31, 1806. Thomas Marsh.
Run Away from the Subscriber, eight days
ago, a Negro Boy, named Nelson, about 5 feet 4 inches high, 17 years old, well
made, and black skin. Whoever will apprehend and deliver him to the Barracks
or to the Undersigned, shall be liberally rewarded.
Demerary, May 31, 1806. W. Mitchell.
Run Away from the Subscriber, on Tuesday
last, a Negro Boy, named Postillion, formerly the property of P. F. Tinne, Esq.
Whoever will apprehend and deliver him to the Undersigned, shall receive One
Joe Reward; and all Masters of Vessels and Others are cautioned against
harbouring him
Stabroek, May 31, 1806. J. Runnels, JZ.
Run Away from the Subscriber a Negro
Man, named Demerary, remarkably stout, and well known in this town. Whoever
will apprehend the said Negro, and deliver him to the Subscriber, or lodge him
in the Barracks, shall be handsomely rewarded.
Stabroek, May 31, 1806. N. Volkerts.
FOR SALE, [heading]
Twelve Young Seasoned Negroes, whereof
eight are Men, and four are Women. The Seller, in order to accommodate a
Purchaser, will take in Payment approved Bills of Exchange, at nine months'
sight, payable in London. For further particulars apply to the Printer of this
Paper.
Stabroek, May 31, 1806.
E. C. Eli, not having it in his power
personally to bid adieu to his numerous Friends, hereby begs them to accept his
best thanks for all favours conferred; at the same time offering his wishes for
their health and welfare during his absence.
Stabroek, May 31, 1806.
NOTICE, FOR THE LAST TIME. [heading]
All those indebted to the Estate of
William Leeds, dec. are earnestly solicited to come forward and pay the
respective amounts to the Subscriber, on or before the 20th instant, otherwise
(without respect to persons), they will be treated as the Law directs.
Demerary, May 31, 1806. Amos
Leeds.
The Subscribers have For Sale, at the
House in which Mr. C. D. Forrester lately carried on Business, a large
Assortment of
CHOICE PROVISIONS [centered heading]
Imported in the ship British Queen from
Bristol,
which they will dispose of, for
immediate Payment in Cash or Produce, Full Thirty Per Cent Under the customary
Prices. They consist of
[first column]
Hams
Pickled Beef and Pork
Rounds of Beef
Pickled and Smoked Tongues
Jars of Tripe and Oysters
Kips of Salmon
[second column]
Cheese
Irish Butter
Potatoes
Double Refined Loaf Sugar
Almonds and Raisins
Barley, Spices, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO [centered]
White Lead and Paint Oil, Hessian, Back
strapped, and Yellow top Boots, Negro Jackets, &c.
G. M. Forrester,
Stabroek, May 31, 1806. James Elder.
A QUANTITY OF [heading]
Best Old London Particular Madeira Wine,
Imported per the Brig Claude Scott,
Captain William Croft,
TO BE SOLD [centered]
On very reasonable Terms, for Prompt
Payment, by
F. C. Otto.
Stabroek, May 31, 1806.
PUBLIC DINNER. [heading]
The Widow of A. C. Warnecke has the
honour to inform the Public, that it is her intention to DINE GENTLEMEN on a
liberal plan, for a Monthly Subscription, as soon as she can obtain the Names
of six respectable Persons. She flatters herself, that, by care and attention,
she will be able to manage to the satisfaction of all who may favour her with
their company, and therefore, with some degree of confidence, solicits the
countenance of the public.
Subscriptions received at her present
residence, next to the house of H. C. Evertz, Esq. now occupied by J. T.
Mathews, Esq. LL.D.
Demerary, May 31, 1806.
J. Thibou Matthews, LL.D. informs the
Public, that his Office is removed to the House lately occupied by H.
Cantzlaar, Esq. Attorney at law, on Werk & Rust; where he will attend from
Eight to Two o'Clock.
Werk & Rust, May 31, 1806.
The Subscriber hereby gives Notice that
his Domicilium Citandi et Executandi is at the House of C. W. E. Hofstede, Esq.
LL.D.
Demerary, May 31, 1806. John Staunton.
Whereas a Quantity of Goods were shipped
by Messrs. Bruce and Boens, of Bristol marked H. on board the British Queen, I.
S. Shilstone, Master. The person to whom they may be addressed, is requested
to make application for them on board the said ship, or at the Store of
Demerary, May 30, 1806. C. D.
Forrester.
As there have been no arrivals this
week, except from America, we have it not in our power, of course, to lay
before our readers any very late European intelligence.
John Brown, Esq. (with rank of
Lieutenant-Colonel) and J. R. Brandt and P. V. de Veer, Esqrs. (with rank of
Captain) are appointed Aides-de Camp to his Excellencey the Lieutenant
Governor.
The Merchants and Planters of this
Colony have voted a Sword of One Hundred Guineas value to Lieut. James
Glassford Gooding, as a testimony of their approbation of his services in protecting
the Coasting Trade, while commanding the armed schooner Berbice, lately lost in
the River.
PUBLIC VENDUES, in Stabroek and its
Environs. [heading]
On Thursday the 5th of June, at the
house of Mr. Wm. Heathcote, a quantity of Rice
On Friday the 6th of June, at the Store
of T. T. Thompson, Esq. Plantation Vlissingen, a quantity of Provisions,
Liquors, &c. &c.
On Monday the 16th , and Tuesday the
17th of June, at the house of C. H. De Munnick, Esq. Provisions, Plantation
Stores, and Dry Goods.
On Monday the 23d of June, at the Store
of Mr. O. J. Lorrain [sic], Werk and Rust, a Schooner of Colony wood, three
Boat and eleven House Negroes, a Chaise and Horse, Household Furniture,
Provisions, Dry Goods, &c.
On Wednesday, the 2d of July, at the
Vendue Office, from 25 to 30 Carpenter and Sawyer Negroes; and a piece of Land
situated near the Sand Hills, of 50 roods facade. Also about 500 acres of
land, on the South side of Canal no. 1.
On Monday, the 14th of July, the
Plantation Flensburg. See Advert.
For the Rest of the Advertisements, see
Supplement.
Vessels Entered and Cleared Since Our
Last.
ENTERED.
May 27. Brig Dove, Samuel Freeman, from
New London, with Beef, Hams, Bread, Flour, Tar, Pitch, Staves, Hoops, Horses
and Mules
May 27. Schooner Antelope, Josiah
Rogers, from New London, with Ditto.
CLEARED.
May 27. Ship Harmony, Wm. Wilson, for
London.
May 27. Brig Pope, Wm. Beattie, for
Liverpool.
May 28. Schooner Camilla, Jas. Redmond,
for Barbados.
May 29. Brig Brothers, Geo. Raveley,
for Liverpool.
May 29. Ship Neptune, Ralph Hard, for
London.
May 30. Schooner Sally, Rich. Kent, for
Boston.
May 30. Snow Clarence, Js. Grieve, for
Liverpool.
May 30. Ship Backhouse, Wm. Kelly, for
London.
May 30. Brig Amazon, John Stone, for
Wilmington.
May 30. Bark Rodie, Th. Keen, for
Liverpool.
Brig George, Matthew Red, for London.
May 31. Ship Hero, Js. Carnochan, for
Greenock.
May 31. Ship St. Andrew, Th. Ritchie,
for Greenock.
May 31. Ship Alexander, Rob. Scott, for
Glasgow.
May 31. Ship Eglintoune, W. Hamilton,
for Glasgow.
List of Runaway and Arrested Slaves.
[not transcribed]
N. Volkerts, Printer, No. 20, Brick Dam,
Stabroek.
[no Supplement in microfilm]
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