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ESSEQUEBO [Colophon] & DEMERARY
ROYAL [Colophon] GAZETTE.
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[No. 311.
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Tuesday,
October 16th, 1810.
For
Sale. [heading]
7
Casks and 60 Bags of Coffee,
5
Puncheons Rum, Colony-Proof, and
A
few Bales Cotton.
James
Robertson
New
town, 16th October, 1810. Agent.
Just
arrived by the Admiral Colpoys, and will be landed in a few days, the following
articles which will be Sold by the Subscriber at his Stores in Cumingsburg,
very reasonable for immediate payment:
Tongues
in kegs, fine double Gloster cheese cured in lead, bottled porter, pease and
barley in jugs and kegs, black pepper, sago, pimento or Jamaica allspice; fine
Jordan almonds, soft shelled do. currants in jars, bloom raisins, nutmegs,
cinnamon, cloves, mace and saffron; double and single refined loaf sugar,
gunpowder, hyson and souchong tea; mushroom and walnut ketchup, anchovies and
Harvey's fish sauce, meat sauce, French olives, capers, walnuts, mustard,
&c. best double distilled vinegar in jugs, brown stout do. in bottles ,
cherry and raspberry brandy, brandy cherries, apricots, pears and guages, raspberry
vinegar, capilaire and orgeat, lavender water, honey water, rose water, and
aromatic vinegar, Gentlemens dress shoes, made by McLeod, Strand, military,
top'd and hessian boots by do. Planters ancle boots, fine beaver and silk hats,
Ladies shoes and boots, Gentlemens dress and strong gloves; sadlery, &c.
with spare reins and headstalls, travelling collars, portmanteau valesces
[sic], patent curry combs, sponges, spring girths, a Lady's side saddle &c.
plated spring spurs; stationary, as Estate books, pocket ledgers, post and
other paper, blank bills of exchange, quills, ink powder, sealing wax, Indian
rubber, rulers, &c. fine India Company's white and yellow long nankeens,
short yellow do. India jeans, superfine bread and narrow cloth, coatees and
round robbins, nankeen and India jean pantaloons and jackets, fine flannel
jackets, waistcoats, drawers and suspenders, cotton cambrics, cravats and
cravat muslin, superfine muslin for Ladies dresses, sewing silks of all colours
by the pound, deep sea lines, sein and sewing twine, seins 20 fathoms long with
funnels. Iron pots assorted, nails 4dy to 30dy, bats [sic] 4dy and 6dy; horse
shoe nails, trenching shovels, hoes, felling axes, socket handled hatchets,
boat anchors and grapnels, iron puncheon and vatt hoops and rivetts, ivory
handled and other table knives and forks with carvers &c. complete, HL
hinges, stock locks, &c. copper scales, beams and weights. White, brown,
black, yellow, blue and green paints, paint oil, mineral paint, earthen ware,
table services of blue willow pattern and brown lined enamelled patterns, very
elegant breakfast and tea services of china, also plain services, very neat
with black Egyptian ware, foot baths, and Old Rum, &c.
And
by the Sir Sidney Smith. -
Real
Cogniac Brandy,
And
Hollands Gin.
Also
on hand from former Importations.
Mess
beef in barrels and half barrels, porter and beer, mutton hams, candles and
soap, rice in casks and bags, salempores, hard shoe brushes, mane and curry
combs, wine coolers, Japan blacking, liquid for cleaning boot tops and saddles,
whips of all kinds, spare reins and headstalls, &c. Fine flavoured old
rum, brandy, gin, Madeira wine, large folio and letter paper, blotting paper.
Oars and Sweeps for Punts, Boats, and Schooners.
At
his Cooperage, made of the best materials.
Vatts
of any size, Rum Puncheons, Molasses
and
Coffee Casks.
A
few thousand long wood hoops and Wallaba shingles.
And
a few Casks of superior quality Newfoundland Cod Fish.
by
the Maria. - For Sale,
Henry
Osbn. Seward.
Who
will give a Reward for the apprehension of a Negro Woman named Moia, purchased
at the Vendue of Mr. Skeys, decd. - She has been away since the day she was
purchased at Vendue. She is well known, having belonged to Mrs. Kirton, Dr.
Gill, Mr. Crossman, and Mr. Jas. Jackson; or if she will return she may choose
another owner, as it is supposed she ran away in consequence of having another
owner in view to purchase her.
Also
absented himself, a Negro Man Frank, a Grass cutter; he was taken up by Mr.
Tinne and lodged in the Barracks and about a fortnight ago was taken out, he
cut grass for a day or two and has not been seen since - he is a Mandingo.
Cumingsburg,
16th October 1810.
Just
Imported and for Sale by [heading]
A.
Bryant:
[first
column]
New
Irish mess beef in half barrels,
Do.
do. pork in do.
[second
column]
Ox
tongues in do.
Hung
beef,
Yorkshire
hams,
[end
columns]
Also
on Hand.
[first
column]
Madeira
Wine per doz.
Ditto
Onions,
Brown
Stout and porter,
Hyson
tea,
Durham
mustard 1-4 lb bottles,
Black
pepper,
Paints
and paint oil,
Lamp
oil,
Neats
foot do.
Olive
ditto,
White
salempores,
Corded
Dimity,
Printed
calicoes,
Muslin
robes,
Platillas,
Gentlemens
& ladies silk & beaver hats,
Fash.
plated Umbrellas,
Cotton
cambrics,
Ditto
stockings,
[second
column]
White
jeans,
Musquito
Netting,
Check,
Irish
sheeting,
Handkerchiefs,
Frill'd
linen shirts,
Boots
and shoes,
Stationary
assorted,
Plated
candlesticks,
Ditto
castors,
Do.
table and tea spoons,
Knives
and forks,
Japan
ware assorted,
Curry
combs and brushes,
Hand
saws,
Whip
and X cut saw-files,
Sod
Irons,
Nails
assorted,
Cups
and saucers,
And
various other articles.
[end
columns]
American-Street,
16th October, 1810.
Demerary,
14th October 1810.
Exchange.
Bills
at Sixty days sight on Lancaster, payable in London, for the following sums,
For
Sale.
L
100.
100.
150.
150. - L 500 Sterling.
A.
T. Browne.
Just
Imported in the Ship Albion, Capt. Holmes, from Dublin, and for Sale on
moderate terms by wholesale or retail. -
Mess
Beef in barrels & half barrels.
Hyndman
& Cary.
Cumingsburg,
16th October, 1810.
Imported
by the Sir Sidney Smith, and for Sale by the Subscriber: -
A
few Pipes Cogniac Brandy,
And
10 Cases prime Champagne.
Thos.
Delisle.
Cumingsburg,
16th October 1810.
Runaway
from the Subscriber on Sunday last, a Negro Wench named Phillis - about
Twenty-five years old. A Reward of Twenty-two Guilders will be paid for her
apprehension on delivering her in the Colony Stocks or at the House of the Subscriber.
J.
Bishoff.
Demerary,
16th October 1810.
Public
Vendues. [heading]
[addition
follows]
On
Saturday the 20th instant, at the Vendue Office, - Prime Mess Beef and Pork in
barrels and half ditto, Butter in firkins, Dry Goods, &c. &c.
October
16th. Kingston & McBean.
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addition]
On
Tuesday the 23d instant, will be exposed for Sale, by order of J. F. Le Tesser Esq. q.q. at the
Timber yard of L. D'Helliand in Charles Town; payable at Six Months. - Several
fine Negroes left unsold on Monday last, - Colony boards and plank of all
dimensions, as Greenheart, Crabwood, Determa, Silvabolly, &c. - and for the
accommodation of purchasers they will be sold by Lots of 500 feet. Sawyers'
tools tempered for sawing hardwood, Carpenters do. a quantity of rum puncheons,
puncheon iron hoops, some cordage, sails and tables, a four-oar'd tent Boat and
a Yawl both in good order. A half Lot of Land situated in New Town, with a
Dwelling House and side buildings thereon, and a small Building erected in
front of the Dwelling House; also the Lot No. 12 and Water Lot situated in
Charles Town, with the buildings now occupied by the seller; these premises are
very convenient, and suitable for any kind of business. A Horse and saddle, a
milch Cow and heifer calf, and what may further appear on the day of sale.
October
16th. Kingston & McBean.
Secretary's
Office. [heading]
This
is to inform the Public, that the following Persons intend quitting this
Colony:
James
Northey, with his Wife, in 14 days or six Weeks, from the 24th September.
Dorothy
Jackman, in 14 days from the 24th Sept.
William
R. Cobb, in 14 days from 26th Sept.
Edward
Drayton, in ditto, from ditto.
Hugh
McColl, in 14 days from 28th Sept.
C.
F. Veiel in 14 days or one Month from 1st Octb.
Edwd.
H. Moore, in ditto or ditto, from do.
Lucius
Cary, in 14 days, from the 1st Octb.
A.
Hewlings, in 14 days or 6 weeks, from 2d Octb.
W.
B. Liott and Family in 14 days from 2d Octb.
Wm.
Douglas, in 14 days, from the 3d October.
Saml.
Dowdle, in 14 days, from the 8th October.
John
Foal, in ditto, from the 9th do.
Mrs.
E. N. Walcott and Family in do. from 10th do.
John
Hewit, in 14 days, from the 10th October.
Pat.
McIntyre, in 14 days or one month, 11th Octb.
A.
Tinne, senior Clerk.
Commissariat's
Office,
Demerary
October 14th, 1810.
Cash
Wanted
For
the following Bills of Exchange drawn by the Deputy Paymaster General Barbados,
on the Right Honble. the Paymasters General of His Majesty's Forces, London,
viz: -
No.
1964, L 300,
1965, 300,
1966, 300,
1967, 200,
1968, 200,
1969, 200,
1970, 200,
1971, 100,
1972, 100,
1973, 100. - L 2000 Stg.
Sealed
Tenders in Quadruplicate, marked "Tenders for Bills," to be sent to
this Office until the 22d Inst. when they will be opened in the presence of the
Officer Commanding His Majesty's Troops, and the highest if approved accepted.
Alex.
Pitman, Assist. Comsy. Gen.
N.B.
Payment for the above Bills to be made in Gold, Silver, or Colonial Coin.
The
Gentlemen who wished to establish a place of Divine Worship at Mahaica, now
have an opportunity of a choice situation of a House and Lot, Advertised to be
sold at Vendue on the 22d Instant.
Such
easy conditions may occasion them to be unanimous, and it is with deference
presumed that no unfavourable impressions can be entertained of this suggestion
of the
Oct.
16th, 1810. Author.
Imported
in the Ship Diana, from Madeira, and for Sale by the Subscribers for immediate
Payment in Cash or approved Bills, -
Best
Old London Particular
Madeira
Wine,
In
Pipes, Hogsheads and Quarter-Casks.
Fraser,
Campbells & Co.
Cumingsburg,
16th October 1810.
Yesterday
arrived the Blackbird Sloop from Barbados. By her we received several papers -
they contain nothing of importance.
Rear-Admiral
Sir Francis Laforey, Bart. had been presented to the King on his promotion, and
appointment to Command at Barbados, and the Leeward Islands.
[no
Average Cash Prices found in this issue]
Stabroek:
Printed and Published
Every
Tuesday and Saturday Afternoon
By Edward James
Henery.
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