Essequebo and Demerary Royal Gazette 1807 September 05

 
Saturday, September 5th, 1807.

The Box containing the Votes of the Inhabitants for a Member of the College of Keizers of this River, in the room of Js. Johnstone Esq. having been opened this day, in pursuance of His Excellency the Governor's Proclamation of the 14th of August last, it appeared thereby a great majority of the said Votes, Matthys Visser Esq. had been Elected to that Situation.
Court House, Stabroek, Septr. 3d 1807.

Army Contracts for 1808. [heading]
Flour, Pease, & Rice. [heading]
The Commissary General doth hereby give notice that Proposals will be received at the Commissioners of His Majesty's Army Victualling Office in London on or before the 15th Days of October next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake to supply His Majesty's Troops stationed in the Leeward Islands, Surinam, Berbice, Demerary, and Essequebo, with the following Articles for a year.
Flour, to commence on the 24th February, 1808.
Peas,
Rice, to commence on the 1st January, 1808.
The said Articles to be the Produce of Great Britain, Ireland, the British Colonies in America and the West Indies, or of the United States, and to be in such quantities as shall be required by the Commissioners of His Majesty's Victualling Office, the same to be delivered to the Commissaries in the several Islands and Colonies at the expence of the Contractors, subject to survey as to their goodness on their delivery at the respective stations in such manner as shall be agreed upon, and to be paid for in London on production of the Commissay's [sic] Certificate of their being received in good condition.

Salted Beef & Salted Pork. [heading]
Notice is also hereby given that Proposals &c. will be received at the Office of the commissioners for Victualling His Majesty's Troops in London on or before the 15th Day of October next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake to supply for a Year to commence on the 24th April 1808, His Majesty's Troops stationed in the Windward and Leeward Islands, Trinidad, Curacoa, Surinam, Berbice, Demerary and Essequebo, with Salted Beef & Salted Pork, the Produce of Great Britain and Ireland, is such quantities as hall be required by the Commissioners of His Majesty's Victualling Office, the same to be delivered to the Commissary's [sic] in the several Islands and Colonies at the expence of the Contractors, subject to survey as to the goodness on their delivery at the respective stations, in such manner as shall be agreed upon, and to be paid for in London on production of the Commissary's Certificate of their being received in good condition.

Rum. [heading]
Public Notice is hereby given that Proposals will be received at the Office of the Commissioners of Victualling in London on or before the 15th Day of October next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake to supply for a Year to commence on the 1st of January 1808, His Majesty's Troops stationed in the Leeward Islands, Surinam, Berbice, Demerary and Essequebo, with Rum, the Produce of the British Colonies in the West Indies, in such quantities as shall be required by the Commissioners of His Majesty's Victualling Office, the same to be delivered to the Commissaries in the several Islands and Colonies at the expence of the Contractors, subject to survey as to its goodness, on delivery of the same at the respective stations, in such manner as shall be agreed upon, and to be paid for in London on production of the Commissary's Certificate of its being received in good condition.

Fresh Beef. [heading]
Notice is hereby given, that Proposals will be received at the Office of the Commissioners for Victualling in London, on or before the 15th Day of October next, from such Person [sic] as may be willing to undertake to supply for a year, His Majesty's Troops stationed in the Leeward Islands, Surinam, Berbice, Demerary and Essequebo, with Fresh Beef, in such quantities as shall be required by the Commissioners of His Majesty's Victualling Office, the same to be delivered to the Commissaries in the several Islands and Colonies at the expence of the Contractors, subject to survey as to its goodness, on delivery of same at the respective stations, in such manner as hall be agreed upon, and to be paid for in London on production of the Commissaries Certificate of its being received in good condition.

Fayal Wine. [heading]
Public Notice is hereby given, that Proposals will be received at the Office of the Commissioners of Victualling in London, on or before the 15th Day of October next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake to supply for a year, His Majesty's Troops stationed in the Leeward Islands, Surinam, Berbice, Demerary and Essequebo, with Fayal Wine, in such quantities as shall be required by the Commissioners of His Majesty's Victualling Office, the same to be delivered to the several Commissaries in the several Islands and Colonies at the expence of the Contractors, subject to survey as to its goodness on delivery of the same, at the respective stations in such manner as shall be agreed upon, and to be paid for in London, on production of the Commissary's Certificate of its being received in good condition.
The Proposals for all the above-mentioned Supplies &c. may be delivered separately or jointly for each station, to be sealed up and marked on the outside "Tenders for West India Army Supplies," and no Proposal can be received after Ten o'Clock of the said 15th day of October, 1807.
Further information may be had by enquiring at the Office of the Commissariat.
Barbados, the 18th August, 1807.

Punts to Hire, [heading]
Apply to the Yard of Messrs. [heading]
Kent & Leslie. [heading]
Stabroek, 5th September, 1807.

For Liverpool. [heading]
The Ship Sir Edward Pellew, William Orr Master, will sail from hence in the Month of October. For Freight or Passage apply to said master or
Alexander Fullerton & Co.
Demerary, 5th September 1807.

Landing for the Ship Speculator the following Articles and for sale by the Subscriber: - Printed callicoes, muslins, dimities, German Linens, negro clothing, Gents Leghorn, willow and beaver hats, log lines, fishing lines, marline, sail and seine twine, sail canvas, paint and lamp oil, tea in cannisters, refined sugar, vinegar in jugs, best London mustard, cherry and rasberry brandy, rosolio, celeey [sic] water, Dutch beer in casks, boots and shoes, buck knives, Stationary, vegetable essence for soups, liquor cases, gin and brandy, claret wine per hhd. & dozen, spermacetie candles, soap, temper lime, sadlery, Madeira Wine in pipes, hogsheads and quarter casks. Also Newfoundland Fish, Lumber, Staves, Tobacco in hhds. & barrels, sugar in barrels, &c. &c.
Sep. 5th R. Younghusband.

The Brig Rowena will sail with the October Convoy for London, and
The Ship Speculator, armed with fourteen Guns and copper bottomed, stands A 1 at Lloyds, intended as a Constant Trader, and will sail for London in the Month of October with any running ships that may be then ready. For Freight or Passage apply to the Master on board, or to
Sept. 5th. R. Younghusband.

Secretary's-Office, Demerary. [heading]
Notice is hereby given on the part of the Secretary, that the following Persons intend Quitting this Colony, at the expiration of the following dates, Viz:
Mr. John Burket in three Weeks, from Sept. 4th.
Mr. Isaac King, in 14 days, - August 22d.
J. C. Stadtman, First Clerk.

Word hiermeede van wegens Het Secretary bekend gemaakt dat by Appointement van den WelEdele Gestrenge Heer President by Non-Sessie van den Hovee, den Heer H. H. Post benoemd is als Curator over de Persoon en Goederen J. H. Van Cooten, waarna een ieder die zulks mag aangaan, zich zal hebben te reguleeren.
Demerary den 17 de Augustus 1807.
J. C. Stadtman, Eerste Clercq.

Rio Essequebo. [heading]
Word mits deezen van weegens het Secretary deezer Rivier bekend gemaakt dat den Heer L. H. Kurtius voorneemens is, binnen tyd van zes Weeken deeze Colonie te verlaaten, versoekende alle de geene die van hem iets te pretendeeren mogte hebben, ofte aan hem verschuldigd mogten zyn zulks in opgemeld tyd te koomen ontsangen; ofte voldoen, ter zyne Domicilium op het Varken Eyland ten Huyze van den Heer Koefoet.
28 Augustus. A. Van Ryk de Groot.

By Virtue of a certain extract notul bearing date 17th August, 1807, in the name and behalf of D. McLauchlan & J. Reid Executors to the Estate of Jno. Hope deceased, are hereby for the fourth and last time by Edict Summoned all known and unknown Creditors to the said Estate to appear before the Honorable Court of Justice of this Colony at their Session in the Town of Stabroek on the twenty-first day of September next and following days; in order to render their pretensions as yet, with verifications thereto, and further to hear the pronunciation of the sentence. Whereas after the expiration of these first, second, third, fourth and last Exsuperabundanti Summons by Edict will be proceeded against the non appearers to obtain perpetual silence. Thus published and affixed in Rio Demerary, 2d September, 1807.
F. van Kinchot, Marshal.
Translated from the Dutch.
D. P. Simon, Sw. Translator.

By Virtue of a certain extract notul bearing date 17th August, 1807, in the name and behalf of Jonas Fileen Executor to the Estate of J. F. Muller & P. Iskenius & M. Smit Executors to the last will and testament of A. Cosack [sic - 'A.' not 'F. A.'] deceased, are hereby for the fourth and last time by Edict Summoned all known and unknown Creditors Colonial or Foreign, to the once existing Firm of Mulder & Cosack, as well as to the Private Estates of J. F. Muller and F. A. Cosack deceased, to appear before the Honorable Court of Justice of this Colony at their Session in the Town of Stabroek on the twenty-first day of September next and following days; in order to render their pretentions as yet, with the vouchers thereto belonging, and further to hear the pronounciation of the sentence. Whereas after the expiration of these first, second, third, fourth and last Exsuperabundantie Summons by Edict will be proceeded against the non appearers to obtain perpetual silence. Thus published and affixed in Rio Demerary, the 2d September, 1807.
F. van Kinschot, Marshal.
Translated from the Dutch.
D. P. Simon, Sw. Translator.

By Virtue of a certain extract notul bearing date 17th August, 1807, in the name and behalf of Wm. King Executor to the Estate of F. Bynoe deceased, are hereby for the fourth and last time by Edict Summons [sic] all known and unknown Creditors to the said Estate, to appear before the Honorable Court of Justice of this Colony at their Session in the Town of Stabroek on the twenty-first day of September next and following days in order to render their pretentions as yet, with the vouchers thereto belonging, and further to hear the pronunciation of the sentence. Whereas after the expiration of these first, second, third, fourth and last Exsuperabundantie Summons by Edict will be proceeded again [sic] the non appearers to obtain perpetual silence. Thus published and affixed in Rio Demerary, the 2d September, 1807.
F. van Kinschot, Marshal.
Translated from the Dutch,
D. P. Simon, Sw. Translator.

By Virtue of a certain appointment granted by the Honorable Victor A. Heyliger, L.D. Acting President of the Honorable Court of Justice of this Colony, on the Petition of Park Benjamin surviving Partner of the late firm of Bynoe & Benjamin, and Wm. King Executor to the Estate of F. Bynoe deceased, guarauteing [sic - upside down n] for the other absent Executors, and in such capacity representing F. Bynoe as joint Partner of said Firm, - are herewith by me the Undersigned First Marshal of the Honorable Court of Justice of this Colony for the first time by Edict Summoned all known and unknown Creditors in the said Firm to appear before the Honorable Court of Justice at their Session in the Town of Stabroek on the twenty-first day of September next and following days; in order to render their demands against the said Firm, and lay their claim thereto accordingly. Whereas after the expiration of the fourth Edict will be proceeded against the non appearers to obtain perpetual silence. Thus published and affixed there and where it ought to be in Rio Demerary, the 2d September, 1807.
Mart. Smit, First Marshall
Translated from the Dutch,
D. P. Simon, Sw. Translator.

By Virtue of a certain extract notul bearing date 17th August, 1807, in the name and behalf of John Corbet only surviving Executor to the Estate of Jno. McKinnee deceased, are hereby for the fourth and last time by Edict Summoned all known and unknown Creditors to the said Estate to appear before the Honorable Court of Justice of this Colony at their Session in the Town of Stabroek on the twenty-first day of September next and following days; in order to render their pretentions as yet, with vouchers thereto belonging, and further to hear the pronounciation of the sentence. Whereas after the expiration of these first, second, third, fourth and last Exsuperabundantie Summons by Edict will be proceeded against the non appearers to obtain perpetual silence. Thus published and affixed in Rio Demerary, the 2d September, 1807.
F. van Kinschot, Marshall.
Translated from the Dutch,
D. P. Simon, Sw. Translator.

By Virtue of a certain extract notul bearing date 17th August, 1807, in the name and behalf of Robt. Stephenson & Frans. Meagher Executors to the Estate of W. Hogan deceased, are hereby for the fourth and last time by Edict Summoned all known and unknown Creditors to the said Estate to appear before the Honorable Court of Justice of this Colony at their Session in the Town of Stabroek on the twenty-first day of September next and following days; in order to render their pretentions as yet, with the vouchers thereinto belonging, and further to hear the pronounciation of the sentence, Whereas after the expiration of the first, second, third, fourth and last Exsuperabundantie Summons by Edict will be proceeded against the non appearers to obtain perpetual silence. Thus published and affixed in Rio Demerary, the 2d September, 1807.
F. van Kinschot, Marshal.
Translated from the Dutch,
D. P. Simon, Sw. Translator.

Runway from the Subscriber early last evening a negro woman Agatha, having been sent home the same day with a Diender by order of his Honor the Fiscaal, this is to caution all Persons from harbouring the said negro wench as most probable she has eloped to the same place where she was taken before. Whoever secures said girl and delivers her to the Subscriber shall be Rewarded.
J. Runnels, Jz.
Demerary, 4th September, 1807.

For Sale by the Subscriber for immediate payment: - Dutch paving tiles, ditto pan tiles, imported in the ship Wilding and Speculator from London.
He Has Also On hand, [centered]
Irish Butter, hams, cheese, pickles, fruits in brandy, London porter, port wine, claret, vinegar, hyson tea, refined sugar, pearl barley, coarse ditto, split pease, salt in barrels, mustard, sago, spices assorted, Stoughton's bitters, currants, fish sauces, white lead, sheet lead, green and blue paints, paint oil, glue, lamp oil, chamber oil, steet oil, soap, mould, spermaceti and wax candles, starch and blue, hoots, men's and women's shoes, silk hats, boy's beaver ditto, muslins in gown patterns, Irish linen, french linen, Russia sheeting, cambrick, men's and women's silk and cotton stockings, platillas, bretagnes, diaper, baby flannell, elastic silk braces, checks, bed tick, East India callico for lining, printed calicoes, dowlas, brown Hollands, black, blue, grey, corbeau and olive cloth, elegant furniture chintz, coffee and cotton bagging, canvas, oznaburgs, negro jackets, corks, brass cocks, black pepper, rose water, lavender and honey water, French essences, powder and pomatum, oats, rappee snuff, sewing twine, rum bubbles, Dutch steelyards, money scales, boxes with paint, salempores, ready-made blue jackets and trowsers, flannel jackets, London saddles and bridles, men's gloves, silver table spoons, ditto tea spoons, silver and tortoishell [sic] spectacles, gold [illegible] boxes, tortoishell [sic] ditto, gold miniature [illegible], gold and silver thimbles, elegant knife cases compleat, knives and forks, japan coffee pots with biggins, hanging paper with elegant borders, nail assorted from 4 to 30dy, writing desks, brass chamberdoor locks, iron ditto, stock locks, window bolts, whip and cross-cut saws, ditto files, planes assorted, plantation lamps, carpenters' adzes, hinges assorted, glass ware, assorted, &c. &.c
5th September. P. Verbeke.

For Sale. [heading]
Twenty-Five to Thirty Seasoned
Mules. Apply to
Jos. Bothamley, or
5th Sept. Wm. King.

All Persons having goods still on board the Wilding, are requested to send for them, or to inform the Subscriber where they are to be landed. There are on board that Vessel, Thirty Casks of Lime and 6300 loose Staves, the Consignee of which is not known, he is particularly requested to come forward and receive them.
5th Sept. John Marman.

For London. [heading]
The fast sailing copper-bottomed Ship Enterprize, Capt. Anderson, will positively sail with first Convoy. For Freight or Passage apply to the Master of Board, or to
C. H. De Munnick.
N.B. C. H. De Munnick will be very thank to his Friends for any assistance they can give this Ship.
Demerary, 5th September 1807.

Just Imported in the Ship Enterprise, Capt. Anderson, from London, and for Sale by the Subscriber, at the House lately occupied by Charles Treadwell Esq. - A Compleat assortment of all kinds of Merchandize.
5th Sept. Edwd. McSwiney.

On Sale, for Cash Only. [heading]
Choice Old Madeira Wine at f 33 per dozen. The quality Warranted.
Sept. 5th. S. O. Nurse.

For Sale by the Subscriber. [heading]
A Few Casks of Excellent Tobacco, cheap for cash; an assortment of Cordage and Canvas, Temper Lime, and some dozen of Capital Cyder.
5th Sept. G. M. Forrester.
Also a good second hand Piano Forte, very reasonable.

To Let. [heading]
The Dwelling House and Out-Houses, all in good order and repair, formerly occupied by the deceased Hs. Mutz Esq. opposite to that of A. Fleischman Esq. on Werk & Rust, known by No. 12, with the previledge [sic] of the stelling. Enquire of
Dirk Wellebers
Sept. 5th. H. Haaseman.

De Ondergeteekendens, maakt hiermeede bekend, als dat de Heer Ths. Moore zyn Domicilium ten hunnen Huysen gekoofen heest; als meede presenteeren de selven te Koop Excelente twee Creeolen Koe Beesten met hunne Kalven geerende thans een aansienlyke quantityd melk.
D. W. F. Steffan & D. Willebers.
Demerary, den 3de September 1807.

PUBLIC VENDUES. [heading]

On Monday the 7th inst. at the store of Messrs. McInroy, Sandbach and McBean, soap, candles, pitch, tar, ladies shoes, Madiera wine, Queen's ware in crates, a variety of dry goods, &c. &c.
Sept. 5th. Robert Kingston.

On Thursday and Friday the 10th and 11th inst. at the Vendue Office, a large assortment of dry goods, provisions, and medicines, just imported.
Also several elegant well tuned organs.
Sept. 5th. Robert Kingston.

On Saturday the 12th inst. in front of Plantation Herstelling, by order of A. V. Beckerts and G. H. van Lenden, Executors of the deceased Doctor J. G. Sommer, a dwelling house and side building, negroes, chaise, horses, saddles and harness, household furniture, and a valuable assortment of medicines and chirurgical instruments.
Sept. 5th. Robert Kingston.

On Monday the 14th inst. at the Vendue Office, by order of Mr. George Craig, a negro man named Jack Tom; also by order of Francis Meagher and James Hollin, Executors of James Ronoyne, dec. wearing apparel, household furniture, &c. Also by order of James Hollin and Francis Meagher, Executors to the Estate of Michael Develin deceased, a negro boy, wearing apparel, household furniture, &c. Also a choice quantity of Bourdeaux Wine in hhds.
Sept. 5th. Robert Kingston.

On Tuesday the 15th inst. by order of I. S. Masse and F. I. Huesteeg, Esqrs. qq. the Estate of G. Campar, dec. Three Lots of Woodland, two of which are situated in the River Demerary, and the other in Arwaroeny Creek. An inventory may be seen at the Vendue Office, and at the house of I. L. Eils, Esq. Also, twenty-one prime Negroes.
Sept. 5th. Robert Kingston.

On Wednesday the 16th inst. by order of Mr. John Henderson, the Lot No. 4, with all the buildings thereon, situated in front of Plantation Werk and Rust, next the premises of O. I. Laurin, Esq. deceased.
Sept. 5th. Robert Kingston.

On Tuesday the 22d inst. at the house of Mr. J. L. Eils, Stabroek, by order of Mr. Mahlstedt, an assortment of gold, silver and plate ware, consisting of ladies gold chains, bracelets, breast pins, smelling bottles, rings, silver spoons and forks, mahogany cases with silver spoons, knives, forks, &c. compleat, liquor stands, vinegar and oil do., plated candlesticks, mahogany cases containing every requisite for cleaning guns, &c. and a quantity of wine, porter, liquors, &c.
Sept. 5th. Robert Kingston.

On Friday the 25 inst. at the Vendue Office, by order of Mr. Richard Forshaw, twenty hogsheads of sugar. Also a fast sailing Colony schooner, 36 feet keel, with all her materials, in complete order; dry goods, provisions, &c. &c.
Sept. 5th. Robert Kingston.
[Transcriber's note: advertisement changes in 18070919EDRG]

By the arrival of a Danish Schooner we have received the Barbados Mercury of the 22d ult. than which, we have not received one containing more important events for a long time past, and from which, and the London Papers, we have extracted the most material articles. . . .

His Majesty's Schooner Skip-Jack sailed for Barbados on Wednesday last, to have some necessary repairs done; she took with her the Papers of two American Vessels, which, we understand, Lieutenant Malbourn, her Commander, had seized in the course of the last week, the one for landing Contraband Goods, and the other for having Sugars on Board.

It is now ascertained, by accounts from Berbice that the Betsey Lugger was taken off that place by a French Privateer and carried into Cayenne; and it is much feared that the Mail-Boat, with the first July Mail, has shared the same fate. The second Mail for July may be hourly expected.

Vessels Entered and Cleared since our last.

ENTERED
Brig Elizabeth, Chs. Shepherd, Ship Wm. Phillps [sic], Jno. Pullen, Schr. Enterprixe [sic], James Anderson, Ships Speculator, John Leishman, Trafalgar, Jno. Gibb, London. - Schr. Nautilus, M. H. Smelk, Barbados. - Brig Neptune, N. Hurlbut, New London. - Schr. Ocean, W. Appleton, Boston.

CLEARED
Schr. Fame, Lightbourn, Barbados. - Ship Clio, A. Dow, Liverpool. - Brig Margaret, J. McFarlane, Greenock.

For Sale In Private. [heading]
The Estate commonly called Friends Retreat & Expectation, situated on the West Sea Coast Berbice, No. 9 and half of No. 10 Lots, containing 750 Acres of Land more or less, of which 370 acres are in cotton, one-third has been replanted this year; 86 acres are in plantains viz. - 15 acres plantains planted year 1803 25 do. 1804, 24 do. 1806, 22 do. 1807; also 25 acres in excellent pasture, well fenced and tanks for water in each, Cattle improve amazingly from the specimen to be seen on the Estate, 110 acres land empoldered, not planted.
The Buildings on the Estate in excellent condition, good as new, consist of two Logies, viz. one 50 feet by 24 feet, of hardwood frame, walaba shingles, floored with determa planks, doors and windows of the same, boarded and clapboarded with American lumber; one 50 by 24 feet, of hardwood frame and similar to the above, except doors, windows and flooring, are of American lumber.
Also two side buildings, 51 by 16 feet, each hardwood frame, viz. one covered with walaba shingles, doors, windows and floors American lumber, covered in with clapboards and manicols, and painted; the other similar to the above, except American shingles, painted, in good order, and might be easily removed or converted into dwellings or other conveniences. Also a good new gin house, 36 by 20 feet, lately erected on hardwood posts, thatched, boarded and shingled in, doors and windows painted, &c. Also a hospital 35 by 16 feet, in good order and similar to the gin house. Also a water house, nearly new of hardwood frame, 22 by 12 1/2 feet, covered in with American boards, clapboarded, shingled and painted, containing two large vats, which will contain each 200 gallons water, in excellent order. Also a smaller water house, similar to the above, 11 1/2 by 11 1/2 feet. Also several other out buildings, consisting of a dwelling house, 24 by 16 feet, American frame and lumber; wash house, fowl house, pidgeon house and kitcheon [sic], negro houses, &c. in good repair. The Estate has uncommon good drainage, with two cokers of large dementions [sic], one of which was new last year. Also two public bridges in good order, one of which was put in the month of March last quite new. The coker on No. 9 is so constructed as to admit the punts to pass through with great ease, and the leading trench now made navigable for punts to carry down plantains, &c. from the walks to the sea. Also one hundred and twenty-five negroes of all discriptions [sic], very healty [sic], mostly young, with a fine shew of creoles; about 30 head of cattle in fine order and improvingly exceedingly, and about 80 head of sheep.
For the accommodation of purchasers the Estate will be Sold in three separate lots, (provided no person purchases the whole) viz. - Half lot No. 10, adjoining the lands of Mrs. Rawlins, containing 245 acres of land, of which 139 acres are in cotton 71 acres in plantains, viz. 25 acres of plantains, planted year 1804, in fine order, 24 do. 1806, in bearding do., 22 do. 1807, growing very well. With a new bridge over the public road and coker with good drainage. Also with or without a proportion of negroes.
Half lot No. 9, adjoining to the above, containing 250 acres land, of which 118 acres are in cotton; 15 acres in plantains, bearing; also a logie and other buildings very convenient, and more then [sic] necessary. With or without a proprtion [sic] of negroes.
Half lot No. 9, adjoining to the above, containing 250 acres of land, of which 115 acres are in cotton; a logie, water house, hospital, wash house, kitchen, stock house, all in excellent repair and more than necessary. With or without a proportion of negroes.
N. B. There are buildings on the Estate at present sufficient for all the lots, and may be easily removed. Should the whole or any part remain unsold at the time specified, the Estate will be sold in three separate lotts as above, at Public Vendue, when further particulars will be made known.
The Subscriber or Manager on the Estate will shew the premises, and plans may be seen at Th. Law, Esq. Berbice; John Oliverson, Esq. Demerary; and Messrs. Wm. Ball & Co. Barbados; and further particulars required.
The above Estate will be disposed of under the amount they stand the present proprietors in, for immediate payment, and possession given 1st April next.
Am. Thornborrow,
and Am. Thornborrow, qq.
Berbice, Aug. 23d, 1807.

For Sale. [heading]
By J. A. Cart Junr. at the Harmony Society, side Dam, Stabroek; - Madeira Wine of the best quality by the dozen, also Bitters of an excellent quality, at a reasonable Price, for Cash.
Stabroek, 5th September 1807.

The Domicilium Citandi et Executandi of the Subscriber is at the House formerly occupied by Mr. P. Van Straaten, front of Plantation Werk & Rust.
Samuel Jacobs.
Demerary, 5th September 1807.

Landing & For Sale. [heading]
Westphalia and Cumberland hams, pine and Gloucester cheese, Madeira onions, Bristol tripe and sausages in kegs, firkins and kegs tongues, Irish Butter, half barrels mess beef, hyson tea and refined sugar, spices, sweet oil and mustard, Starch and blue, basket salt, London porter and beer, cogniac brandy port wine, boots and shoes - Town made, patent silk hats, beaver do., umbrellas and parasols, whole and half stockings, India shades, barrell [sic] lamps, puncheon iron hoops and rivets, and a complete assortment of ironmongery.
5th September. Thomas Shute & Co.

Just Imported and for Sale by the Subscribers cheap for Cash - New rose butter, mess beef in half barrels, hams, tongues, soap and candles, gun powder tea, loaf sugar, raisins, &c.; white nankeen, tobacco, rice, a large and beautiful assortment of painted furniture, prints, printed cambrics, linens and sheetings, at all prices, diaper and table cloths, lady's straw bonnets, droheba linens, and twill'd coffee bagging.
5th September. James Lyon & Co.

Just Imported in the Ship William Phillips, Capt. John Pullen, from London, and For Sale by the Subscriber at his Store on the American Stelling, (lately occupied by Culpeper & Troughton) on reasonable terms,
viz: - [centered]
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Bust London bottled porter in tierces of 6 dozen each,
Real Heresfordshire cyder in do.,
Bristol tripe in kegs,
Pickled tongues in half barrels,
Real Dutch pickled herrings in kegs,
Prime Westphalia and Yorkshire hams,
Pine, loaf, and Dutch cheese,
Double refined loaf sugar,
Spices in cannisters of 1 lb. each,
Currants in jars,
Raisins, pickles, mustard,
Florence oil, barley in kegs,
Black pepper, split pease,
Salt in baskets, starch and blue,
Candles, soap,
Gentlemen's black and white silk hats,
Do. best black beaver do.
Do. black and white willow do.,
Ladies coloured silk hats with bands,
Childrens coloured beaver [sic]
Black and coloured leather caps,
Beaver hats for drivers,
Best Hessian boots,
Dress and strong shoes,
Ladies slippers and Childrens shoes town made, Saddles, bridles, halters, jockey and hunting whips,
India shades, tumblers, goblets,
Wine glasses, decanters, rummers,
Blue and white cups and saucers,
Earthenware in crates assorted,
A general assortment of stationary,
Lamp and paint oil, vinegar, white lead,
Green paint, iron pots, cutlasses,
Shovels, nails assorted,
Penknives, scissars, razors,
Cork screws, pocket knives,
Sportman's knives, brass cocks,
Knives and forks with carvers,
HL & T hinges, bolts, frying pans,
Gridirons, gimblets, stocklocks,
Sweedish [sic] bar iron,
[second column]
Marking [illegible]s, shot No. 3 a 5,
Gunpowder in 1lb. cannisters,
A general assortment of tin ware,
Shaving boxes, razor strops,
Brushes, shoe strings, blacking,
Combs, Windsor soap,
Scotch thread and bobbins assorted,
Tapes, shirt buttons, pins assorted,
Blue marking oznaburg and stitching thread,
Best Whitechapel needles,
Jaconnet, book, tamboured, japanned, and cambrick muslins,
Fashionable coloured printed do. for dresses,
A large assortment of superfine printed cottons in gown patterns of 7 yards each - Town work,
Fashionable ell-wide do. in pieces 24 yards each,
Real 9-8 stout blue India died salempores,
Negro jackets, oznaburgs checks,
7-8 and 9-8 real Russia sheeting,
Lancashire do.,
Corded dimities, cotton towels,
Superfine marseilles white quilting,
Pocket handkerchiefs,
Flannels,
7-8 and 4-4 Irish linens,
Dowlas, platillas,
Ginghams,
Chintz furniture,
Counterpanes, cambricks
Brown Holland,
White lining and shirting calicoes,
Black silk handkerchiefs,
Madrass do.,
Diapers, table cloths,
Long lawn,
Ready-made shirts,
Coats assorted, Flannel,
Marseiles quilting and black silk waistcoats,
Nankeen and white jean trowsers - Town made,
Check shirts, blue striped nanken [sic] jackets and trowsers,
Duck trowsers,
Gentlemens gloves,
Ladies white silk do.,
A large assortment of hosiery,
Umbrellas, parasols, &c.
[end columns]
Old London particular Madeira Wine in pipes, hogsheads, quarter casks and bottles,; also Onions and Potatoes.
Joseph Hill.
Demerary, 5th September, 2005

See The Supplement

[No List of Runaway and Arrested Slaves?]

Stabroek: Printed and Published
(at Thirty-three Guilders per Annum)
By Edward James Henery.

[No Supplement in microfilm]

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