Royal Gazette 1817 September 20

 
The Hon. Court of Justice. [heading]
Accountant-Office. [heading]
Whereas, by the Standing Regulations of His Honor the President and the Honourable the Court of Criminal and Civil Justice of the United Colony, respecting Accounting-Parties - the Accounts of
[addition of:]
D. L. Martini, Charles Vincent, and Anthony Barkey, Sequestrators of Plantation Het Vergenoegen - (Sept. 18.) -
C. A. de Floremont and F. Van Tiene, Joint Guardians over the Minor Legatees named in the last Will and Testament of C. T. H. de Florement - (Sept. 20.) -
W. J. F. Bauch, Administrator of the Boedel of J. Arians, deceased - (Sept. 19.) -
[Transcriber's note: This changes to U. J. F. Bach in issue of Sept. 27]
have been referred to the Subscriber, to examine and report thereon.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to all persons interested therein, that attendance will be given at this Office, every day (Sundays and Holidays excepted), from the hours of nine in the morning till two in the afternoon, for the time of one calendar month from the dates respectively attached; in order to enable such persons to inspect said Accounts, and state their objections or observations in writing: - at the expiration of which time, Reports will be made up, and office-copies, at the expence of the parties concerned, be ready for delivery, three days previous to the next Ordinary Session - when the whole of these Accounts and Reports, will be laid before the Honorable Court of Justice, for its final decision thereon.
M. Campbell, Sworn-Accountant.

SECRETARY's OFFICE. [heading]

This is to inform the Public, that the following persons intend quitting the Colony: -
Joseph Seale, in 14 days or 6 weeks from August 11.
George Armstrong, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Aug. 16.
J. Luyken, in 14 days or 6 weeks from August 18.
Samuel Hamer, in 14 days or 6 weeks from August 21.
Henry O'Donnel, in 14 days or 6 weeks from ditto.
Francis Williams, and one servant, in ditto from ditto.
K. M. Macrae, in 14 days or 6 weeks from August 23.
Robert Draughton, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Aug. 25.
George Cook, in 14 days or 6 weeks, from Aug. 26.
Thos. Birmingham, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Aug. 29.
Robt. Mackay Fitzgerald, in 14 days or 6 weeks from August 30.
Michael Crosby, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Aug. 30.
Thomas Butler, in 14 days or 6 weeks, from Sept. 1.
B. M'Cormick, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Sept. 4.
R. W. Luyken, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Sept. 4.
James Jamison, Lady, and two servants, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Sept. 5.
Mrs. Ann Davison and child, in 14 days or by ship Richard, from Sept. 5.
Miss Ann Dibbley, ditto ditto from ditto.
G. H. Trotz, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Sept. 5.
Jane Woolford, and two servants, in 14 days or 6 weeks from September 6.
Thomas Andrews, and Lady, in 14 days or 6 weeks from September 8.
Mrs. Sarah Harding, four children, four servants and their three black children, in 14 days or 6 weeks from September 10.
Robert John Gooderidge, in 14 days or 6 weeks from September 10.
J. B. Sandiford, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Sept. 11.
Robert Bennett, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Sept. 15.
John C. Newbold, in 14 day sor 6 weeks from Sept. 15.
Capt. Verity, his son, and Mrs. Gilland, in 14 days or by the Ship Pilot, from Sept. 15.
Abel Warner, in 14 days or 6 weeks from Sept. 17.
Secretary's Office, Demerary, September 19, 1817.
Charles Wilday, Sworn-Clerk.

At the Commissary Court of the 6th of October, the following Transports and Mortgages, will be passed: -
1. By the representative of plantation La Repentier, transport of the half lot No. 41, situate in Charles-town district - to J. V. Nedderman.
2. By J. W. Dunkin, transport of the lot No. 56, situate in Cumingsburgh district - to Elizabeth Richards.
3. By Thomas Fraser, transport of the half lot No. 55, situate in Kingston district - to John Van Ness.
4. By the representative of the estate of Thomas Cuming, deceased, transport of the north half of lot No. 185, situate in Cumingsburgh district - to George Ferlin.
5. By the representative of the estate of Thomas Cuming, deceased, transport of the south half of lot 185 [sic - no 'No.'], situate in Cumingsburgh district - to Bell Williamson.
6. By Peter M'Garel, q.q. transport of plantation Chance Hall and Tranquillity [sic], situated in Mahaica district, as sold by public vendue - to Henry Hutson.
7. By Mrs. Ann Nugent and J. B. Nugent, a mortgage on plantation Richmond Hill, situated on Leguan Island, with all the slaves, buildings, cultivation, and other appurtenances thereto belonging - in favour of Messrs. Underwood, Hall, & Co. of London.
8. By Thomas Mewburn, a renewal of a 1st mortgage on plantation Cuming's Lodge, situated on the east coast of this Colony, with all the buildings, cultivation, slaves, and further appurtenances thereto belonging, according to the Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the King of the Netherlands - in favour of J. J. B. Heemskerk of Amsterdam.
9. By the representatives of the estate of Alexander Tinne, deceased, transport of 3/4 of the lot No. 46, situate in Stabroek - to J. F. Sils.
10. By the representatives of the estate of Thomas Cuming, deceased, transport of lot No. 183 - to the minor children of Mary Jane Squirk, named Ann, Elizabeth, and Mary.
11. By Mark Dyet and Co., transport of all their right, title, and interest, in the unexpired lease of lot No. 6, with all the buildings thereon, situated in front of plantation Vlissingen, George-Town, in America street - to Thomas Shute.
12. By the representatives of J. G. Cloot de Nieuwerkirk, transports of lots No. 4, and 13, known as such in the chart of Pitman and Ashley's square, or as No. 38, in the chart of Cumingsburgh district, together with the buildings thereon, as is at present railed in - to Robert Patterson.
13. By Robert Patterson, transport of the above - to William Lucas.
14. By Jacobus Schoemaker and J. M. Bauch, attornies of Mrs. Sanderus and the guardian of her minor children, and also J. M. Bauch representing one of the co-proprietors of plantation De Kinderen, situated in Canal No. 1, transport of plantation de Kinderen with all the slaves, buildings, cultivations, and other appurtenances thereto belonging - to Ali Dey.
15. By Ali Dey, a mortgage on said plantation De Kinderen, situated as above, with all the slaves, buildings, cultivations, and other appurtenances, and an addition number of 22 slaves, their names to be seen at this Office, in favour of the representatives of the proprietor of said plantation De Kinderen.
16. By Mary Ostrean, free coloured woman, transport of the east half of lot No. 113, situated in Cumingsburgh district - to William Niell.
17. By William Niell, executor to the last will and testament of the late William Niell, transport of 1/4 of the above lot No. 113, with all the buildings thereon - to James Graham, curator ad letis [sic] of Elizabeth Niell.
18. By William Brumell, special attorney of the executrix of Thomas George Heyliger, deceased, transport of all her right and title in and to plantations Exmouth, Dartmouth, lot No. 11, and lot No. 44, uncultivated, together with the slaves, buildings, cultivation, and other appurtenances thereto belonging, situated on the west of Arrabisch coast of Essequebo - to William Brumell.
19. By Leonora Buchanan, free coloured woman, transport of plantation Paradise, now uncultivated, situated as above - to William Brumell.
20. By the executors of the late Governor Robert Gordon, transport of thirty acres of front land of the plantation formerly called the Diamond, situated on Leguan Island, Essequebo - to Peter M'Clure, free coloured man.
21. By David King, q.q. F. C. Brodhagen, transport of plantation Zorg en Vlygt, with all buildings, cultivation, and further appurtenances, situated on the west coast of Essequebo - to Charles Gordon.
22. By Charles Gordon, a first mortgage on the above estate, plantation Zorg en Vlyt [sic], and 60 slaves, in favour of Messrs. Campbell, Harper, and Baillie, subject to certain conditions.
23. By Joseph Beete, attorney of the assignees of Messrs. Kensigton [sic], Stryan, & Adams of London, transport of plantation Annandale, together with one hundred and twenty slaves, and all the appersenances [sic] thereto belonging, situated on the Arrabisch coast of Essequebo - to Charles Gordon.
24. By Charles Gordon, a first mortgage on said plantation Annandale, with the buildings, cultivation, and other appurtenances, thereto belonging, together with one hundred and twenty slaves, in favour of Joseph Beete, attorney of said assignees.
25. By Charles Gordon, a second mortgage on said planattion Annandale, with all the buildings, cultivation, and the said number of one hundred and twenty slaves, in favour of Messrs. Campbell, Harper, and Baillie.
26. By the representatives of the estate of Thomas Cuming, deceased, transport of Lots No. 177, 178, 179, 180, and 181, situated in Cumingsburg district, (said five lots to be called Murray-square [no closing parenthesis] - to Joseph Hadfield.
27. By N. Hughenholtz and J. Van Koetsveld Du Crocq, q.q. the Hon. P. C. Ouckama, transport of lot No. 66, situate in Werk en Rust - to L. Storm Van S'Gravesande, q.q. the estate of Nicola Ereas.
28. By Martha Christian Jordan, free coloured woman, transport of one quarter of lot No. 78, being between two quarters of said lot, and the same at present occupied by M. Campbell, on the east, and Ann Sanderson, free coloured woman, on the west, with the buildings thereon, situated in Cumingsburg district - to one of the Sworn-Clerks of the Secretary's Office, of this Colony, being thereto duly authorised, by an appointment of the Honourable Court of Justice.
29. By one of the Sworn Clerks of the Secretary's Office, aforesaid, transport of the above quarter lot No. 78, to Margarette Lespinass.
30. By William Bowing, transport of the mud lot known as Lr. B. situate in front of plantation Werk en Rust district - to P. J. Tresnie.
31. By one of the Sworn-Clerks of the Secretary's Office of this Colony, being therein authorised by an Order of the Honourable Court of Justice, bearing date the 29th August, 1817, transport of plantation Fellowship, situated in Abary, with all the slaves, buildings, cultivation, and further appurtenances, to the attorney of the trustees of the estate of A. W. Somersall, deceased.
32. By the attorney of the trustees of the estate of A. W. Somersall, deceased, transport of the above estate, cum annexis, to Richard Watson.
33. By James Jackson, for the late firm of James Jackson and Co. transport of the unexpired lease of lot No. 9, situate in America-street, with the buildings thereon, to William Douglas & Co.
Secretary's Office, 19th Sept. 1817.
Charles Wilday, Sworn Clerk.

By Virtue of an Order of the Honourable Court of Policy, dated 3d May last, will be transported at the next Commissary Court, on the 16th [sic] October, 1817, the following Mud Lots, situated in front of Cumingsburg district, to the after-named persons, the orginial purchasers of said lots - they having complied with the Court's Order of 5th February last, and exhibited the receipts for the purchase-money thereof, viz.
To Alex. Tulloh - two lots, in front of Lots No. 1 and 2.
To Evan Fraser - 1 1/2 lot in front of Lot No. 3, and north-half of No. 4.
To Rebecca Richie - 1 1/2 ditto, ditto, south half of No. 4, and Lot No. 5.
To Dorothy Thomas - 1 ditto, ditto, No. 8.
To Donald Dingwall - 1 ditto, ditto, No. 9.
To W. N. Firebrace - 2 ditto, ditto Nos. 10 and 11.
To Rodk. Young - 1 ditto, ditto No. 12.
To Rodk. M'Leod - 1 ditto, ditto, No. 13.
To Simson, Grant, and Co. - 1 ditto, in Street Lr. M, between 13 and 14.
To J. P. Hicks - 1 ditto, in front of Lot (part of Pitman and Ashly's [sic] Square) No. 14.
To Bridge and Harrower - 2 ditto, No. 15 and 16.
To Alex. Reith - 1 ditto, No. 17.
To Andrew Thompson - 1 ditto, ditto No. 19.
To Cornfoot, Bell, and Co. - four rods of the north side of the draining sluice.
To H. O. Seward - two ditto of mud lot No. 14, between that of J. P. Hicks and his own; 7 ditto of Lot No. 14, next to the above; 2 ditto, of the west end of the north side of the draining trench of said lot; and 2 roods of the same draining trench, commencing on the south west boundary of his premises on Lot No. 14.
To Robert Arnott, Wm. M'Kenzie, and H. Stevenson - 13 roods, extending from Mrs. Deeny's [sic] Lot. down to the sluice draining trench.
To Mrs. H. H. Denny - 9 1/2 roods of front of Pitman and Ashley's Square, from Street Lr. A, to the above lot
Secretary's Office, Sept. 19, 1817.
Charles Wilday, Sworn-Clerk.

Houses for Sale. [heading]
The Subscriber intending for Europe, with his family, early next year, offers to dispose of the following Properties, on liberal terms to approved purchasers:
That House and Lot, No. 176, upper corner of Carmichael's Square, Cumingsburg, at present occupied by the Subscriber.
Two Houses close to South-street Steling, and a small House next to that of Miss Betty Game, in South-street
That commodious House and Lot, pleasantly situated nearly opposite St. George's Church, and at present occupied by Mr. M. Campbell.
That Half Lot of Land, close to Miss Kitty Borden, on the road leading to the Military Barracks.
Should these Premises not be sold by private bargain, by the month of December next, they will then be offered at public vendue. For terms, apply to Mr. Campbell, or
Sept. 20. R. M'Leod.

Arrivals - Snow Moston, from Portland, and brig Shannon, from Boston. Also, Ship Latona, Lovie, from London.

The following vessels may be daily expected, from London: - Friendship, Demerary Packet, Tobago, Westmoreland, Amelia, and Julius Caesar.

SLAVES in the COLONY-JAIL. [heading]

Sept. 20. F. Strunkay, Scout.

Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday;
By William Baker.
 

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