Essequebo and Demerary Royal Gazette 1807 July 04

 
[Transcriber's note: the transcription here includes items that may have appeared in the missing pages for the issue of 18070627EDRG]

Saturday, July 4th, 1807.

Notice is hereby given to all those whom it may Concern, that the Office of the Acting President of the Court of Justice, V. A. Heyliger, Esq. LL.D. is removed from the Government Secretary's Office, to the House formerly occupied by H. Tulloh, Esqr. Cumingsburgh.
L. Van Rossum, Secty.
Demerary 4th July 1807.

Notice is hereby given that Mr. V. A. Heyliger has removed his Counting House from the Estate the Farm, to the House lately occupied by Messrs. H. Tulloh & Co. in Cumingsburgh. - also that Mr. D. N. Asbeck van Hoytema is by him duly impowered to transact all business concerning said Mr. V. A. Heyliger, or any of his Attorneyships.
Demerary, 4th July, 1807.

The Subscriber undertakes, as usual, the stating of difficult and disputed Accounts, to elucidate intricate ones, makes entirely new Sets of Books, and the general duties of an Accountant.
James Greenwood,
4th July, 1807. Sworn Book-keeper.

To Let. [heading]
The Whole or Part of the Store under the Union Coffee House. And For Sale, a New Punt, Built of the best Materials. Apply to
M. Campbell.
Demerary, 4th July 1807.

The Subscribers request all Persons having demands against Daniel Cargill, to render in their accounts for payment; and all those indebted to him either by Note of Hand or Open Accounts to make payment without loss of time, as much farther indulgence cannot be granted.
Dond. MacPherson, qq.
L. McBean, qq.
Demerary, 4th July, 1807.

The Members of the Eendragt Society, are hereby informed; that the meeting which was to have been hold [sic] on Wednesday last, was postponed in consequence of bad weather, and will take place on Tuesday Evening next, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of arranging, and finally closing the Accounts of the Society. - It is expected that all concerned will attend.
T. Duim, Secty.
Demerary, 4th July 1807.

Cotton. [heading]
The Subscriber will give Sixteen Stivers and a Half per pound for the first Two Hundred Bales of good clean Cotton offered for Sale at his Store in Stabroek.
C. D. Forrester.
Demerary, 4th July, 1807.

A Good Second Hand Piano [heading]
Forte for Sale by [heading]
J. L. Forrester.
Demerary, 4th July, 1807.

A Few Hogsheads of Prime Fish Just arrived in the Juno, from Monte Video, will be Sold Reasonable for immediate Payment by
James L. Forrester.
Stabroek, 4th July 1807.

The Subscriber has just imported in the Clio, Capt. Dow, the following Goods, which he offers For Sale at very moderate prices for immediate payment in Cash, Coffee, or Cotton, at Colony Price, viz: -
[first column]
Best Bordeaux Wine,
Coniac [sic] Brandy,
Porter, Beer,
Loaf Sugar,
Hyson Tea,
Mustard,
Black Pepper,
Soap and Candles,
Paints and Paint Oil,
Lamp Oil,
Fine & coarse Irish linens,
Britannias,
Platillas,
Furniture Chintz,
Counterpanes,
Diaper and Dowlas,
White Jane [sic],
Marseills Quilting
Dimity,
Superfine, black, blue, olive, dark green and scarlet broad cloths,
Black Cassimere,
Welch Flannel,
Tape and Thread,
Ladies Parasols,
Gentlemens' Umbrellas,
Gentlemens' patent silk Hats,
[second column]
Do. Beaver Do.,
Ladies' and Childrens' do.
Mahogany dining, breakfast and card tables.
Elegant side boards,
Sophas,
Astor's hand organs,
Hessian, half top, and Military Boots,
Fine dress Shoes,
Planters' do. with buckles,
Ladies' Slippers,
Childrens' Shoes,
Cordage, seine & sewing twine,
Saddles, Bridles, Jockey and Chaise Whips,
Curry combs and brushes,
Halters,
Stationary,
Powder, shot, and fusils,
4, 6, 8, 10, 20, and 30dy Nails,
Hinges, bolts, and locks assorted,
Carpenters' Tools,
Glass, tin, and earthen ware, and a variety of other articles.
[end columns]
4th July. J. F. Meyer.

Captain Pavy, of the Brig Sisters Providence, of London, burthen about 180 Tons, offers to any Gentleman a Premium of One Hundred Guineas, who will engage to load his said Vessel with Produce at the current rates of Freight for London, to sail with first Convoy, he has already equal to 100 hogsheads engaged - which will of course be included. For further particulars apply to C. Macrae Esqr. in Cumingsburgh, or on Board the Vessel, laying off Belle Vue Estate.
Demerary, 4th July 1807.

Strayed from the Subscriber a Red Cow, she has been accustomed to Graze on the back Lots of Cumingsburgh; - A liberal Reward will be given to any who will give information of her.
Christian Clifton.
Demerary 4th July 1807.

Secretary's-Office, Demerary.
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. J. L. Forrester, - First Convoy, July 4.
Mr. John Lowthian, in 14 days, June 29th.
Mr. George White, ditto.
Mr. Weydenbach, ditto.
Mr. George Laing, in six Weeks - June 20th.
Mr. William Burges, in fourteen Days, - June 20th.
Mr. Edward Austin, Ditto, Do.
Mr. J. Runnels, JZ, Ditto, Do.
Mr. Thomas Hoppe, in two Months, - June 20th.
J. C. Stadtman, First Clerk.

First Summons by Edict. [heading]

By Virtue of Appointment of His Honor the Acting President of the Colony of Demerary, Victor Amadeus Heyliger, Esq. granted on the petition of Francis Meagher, only surviving Executor to the Boedel of John Cuningham deceased. I the Subscriber Marshal of the Colony of Demerary, do hereby Summons for the first time all known and unknown Creditors of the said John Cuningham deceased, in these Colonies, to appear or to send Attorneys before the Honble: Court of Justice of the aforesaid Colony, at their Session on the Twentieth of July next ensuing and following Days; in order to render their claims duly attested, on pain that after the expiration of this 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and last Summons by Edict (Exsuperabundantie Edict) will be proceeded against the non appearers as the Law directs.
Published and Affixed in Demerary this 1st Day of July, 1807.
L. S. van s'Gravesande, Exploiteur.

By Virtue of an Appointment of His Honor the Acting President of the Honble: Court of Justice of this Colony, granted on the petition of Ths: Cuming, Ths: Mewburn, and D. Cargill, qq. the Heirs of John Campbell, deceased, I the Undersigned Exploiteur of the Colony of Demerary, do hereby Summons all known and unknown Creditors of the Estate of John Campbell deceased, to appear or to send their Attorneys before the Commissary Court of this Colony on the 6th Day of July next, with a statement of their claims, and to hear the proposals of the Executors of said Estate for the arrangement of all such claims, and to be disposed of by the said Commissarys [sic] accordingly.
Demerary, 27th June, 1807.
L. S. van s'Gravesande, Exploiteur.

EXECUTION VENDUE. [heading]

By Virtue of a further appointment granted by the Honorable Victor A. Heyliger, LL.D. Acting President of the Honorable Court of Justice, I the first Marshal of this Colony, shall Publicly Expose and Sell by Executional Sale in the presence of the Councellors Commissaries and their Secretary in the Town of Stabroek, on Tuesday the 7th July next, to the highest bidder, viz.
In behalf of H. W. Knolman, the concessions (of old taken under Execution) the one L. B. No. 6 and the other which has been occupied by the Members of the Society the Eendragt, adjoining the Buildings of Doctor J. Verwayen, with all the Buildings thereon, belonging unto Bruninghaus & Berg; all according to a specific inventory thereof remaining at the Marshal's Office, and there to be seen by any Person on every Day except Sunday. Any Person or Persons inclined to purchase are requested to attend on the Day and place above mentioned.
Actum Demerary, the 26th June, 1807.
Mart: Smit, first Marshal.
Translated from the Dutch,
D. P. Simon, Sw: Translator.

For London. [heading]
The Brig Hercules, W. J. Scott, Master, will sail with the October Convoy. For Freight or Passage apply to the Master on board or to
Cornfoot, Bell & Co.
Demerary, 4th July, 1807.

Notice is hereby given that the Copartnership of James Lyon & Co [sic] is this day dissolved, those indebted to them and whose accounts are due, are requested to pay as soon as possible, that the affairs of the concern may be speedily settled; those to whom they are indebted will be paid in due time.
James Lyon.
Demerary, 4th July, 1807.

PUBLIC VENDUES. [heading]

On Friday the 10th inst. at the Vendue Office, by order of Mr. Van Dalen, a Negro man named Sampson, a mason, and a washerwoman and her child; also a horse with saddle and bridle, 50 hhds. lime, 30 dozen Madeira wine, and some Dry Goods. On the same Day, 30 firkins New Irish Butter.

On Saturday the 11th inst. on the Premises, the House and Lot situated on the North side of Stabroek, between the premises of Messrs. Brumell and Heyliger and Mr. Jourdan. The house is three stories high, with a brick cellar, kitchen, &c.
Also, on the same day and place, chaise and saddle horses, plate and earthen ware, and several other articles.

Mr. Printer,
It is unfortunate that an error in Mr. Bond's account of the Toast drunk at the entertainment on the 15th ult. should have so much irritated the nerves of his Correspondents A.B. and an Observer, as to compel them to write with such acrimony and personality, the two pieces which appeared in his last number and it is also surprising, that he who pretends to so much moderations should have printed such, especially when the whole proceeds from his own mistake, "but whoever the Cap fits may wear it" it was however a duty incumbent on him to apologize for his incorrectness and to inform the public that the toast alluded to, being the last mentioned in his paper of the 20th ult. never was given, nor drunk to on the evening of the 15th ult. as any one of the company assembled on that occasion can confirm if necessary. Certainly the toast Giver could find many more proper subjects for Toasts, than condescend to honor by such public notice a few factious individuals.
Your's,
A Subscriber.
NB. Much could be said in reply to, and fair remarks made on, the production of the Loyal A. B. and the Moderate Observer, were we blessed with the liberty of the Press, that grand palladium of British Liberty and Expositor of the vices and virtues of individuals, whether public or private characters.

Yesterday afternoon the Juno, Captain Murray, arrived here in six weeks from Monte Video. . . .

The only arrival from Europe in the course of the present week, is the Clio, Captain Dow, from Glasgow, via Madeira. The Clio left Glasgow early in May consequently brings no news.
The American Brig Dian, Captain Morse, from Portsmouth, arrived yesterday with Fish and Lumber, Consigned to C. Treadell, Esqr.

We understand his Excellency Governor Montgomerie is expected in Town on Wednesday next.

Vessels Entered and Cleared since our last.

ENTERED
Schr. Fame, F. Lightbourn, from Barbados.
Ship Clio, Alex. Dow, Glasgow and Madeira.

CLEARED
Ship Barton, John Ford, for Liverpool.

For Bristol. [heading]
The Ship Rossetti, Wm. Marshall, Master, to sail with the July Convoy.
The Friends of Messrs. T. Daniel & Sons, not having offered a sufficiency of Produce to complete her Loading, - General Freight to any other Consignment will be accepted on applecation [sic] being made to the Master on board or to C. D. Forrester.
Demerary, 27th June 1807.

The Subscriber informs the Public, and Particularly the Gentlemen Coffee Planters, that he has New Coffee Mills complete to sell, and also spare Manaries, and sheets of Copper.
27th June. A. Danjoy.

A Servant Wanted. [heading]
Any Person having an Honest attentive Mulatto or Negro Boy to Hire, (to attend on a Gentleman at the Garrison of this Colony) will be allowed generous Wages, and paid Punctually. Apply to the Printer.
Demerary, 27th June 1807.

Strayed from the Subscriber a Red Cow, accustomed to Graze on the back Lots of Cumingsburgh. A handsome Reward will be given to any who can give information of her.
27th June. J. W. Robinson.

For Sale. [heading]
Irish Butter, ox tongues, red herrings, pine cheese, kegs sour crout, pease, beans, barley, tea, sugar, vinegar, olives, capers, mustard, hams, soy and fish sauce, raisins, currants, almonds, black pepper, spices, Stoughton's bitters, sallad oil, pickles, porter, beer, port wine, claret, sermaceti [sic] and mould candles, casteel [sic] and yellow soap, paints of all kind [sic], paint oil and brushes, gun powder and shot hoes, cutlasses, saws, files, pad-locks, hinges, adzes, milled lead, earthen and glass ware, 4, 6, 8, 10, 20 and 30dy nails, coopers' nails, starch, boots, shoes, hats, pocket handkerchiefs, muslins, caps, shawls, printed cambrics, Irish linen and sheeting, dowlas, long lawn, platillas, britannias, nankeens, counterpanes, quilting, canvas, oznaburgs, cotton and linen check, ginghams, salempores, niccanees, shirts, seine and sewing twine, hand, log and fishing lines, d'acquebuscade, lavender and rose water, saddles, bridles, girths, and saddle cloths, whips, umbrellas, superfine black broad cloth coats and coatees, dimity and kersey trowsers, dimity and black silk waistcoats, flannel and nankeen jackets, under waistcoats, head and shoe brushes, Oriental and Naples soap, violet powder, pots and rolls pomatum, tooth brushes and powder, writing desks, red morocco cases with razors and strop, dressing cases, complete, &c. &c.
Also an elegant Portable Telescope, with Verticle [sic] and Horizontal motions by rack-work, price Twenty Joes
27th June. James Robertson.

Te Koop. [heading]
Irsche Booter, Osse tonge, bokking, annanes kaas, vaatjes suurkool, erwten, boone, paerl-gort, thee, suyker, azyn, olven, kappers, mosterd, hamme, soya en vis sauce, rosynen, corenten, amandelen, swarte peper, speceryen, Stoughton's bitter, salaad oly,ingelegde goederen, poorter, bier, port wyn, rood wyn, spermacetie en smeer kaarsen, Castiliaansche en geel zeep, verven in soorten, schilder oly en kwasten, kruyt, haagel, houweelen, capmessen, zaagwylen, hangs-loote, hengsels, dissels, plat leed, aarde en glas werk, 4, 6, 8, 10, 20 en 30dy Spykers, Kuyper spykers, steyssel, laarsen, schoenen, hoeden, zak doeken neeteldoeken, mutzen, gaaze doeken, gedrukte batist, Irsche linnens en bedde linnen, huis linnen, Kaamerdoek, plattiljes, Britanges, nankeens, spryen, gestikte goed, zyldoek, oznaburghs, catoen en linnen bont, gingams, salempoeris, nicanies, hembden, nette en naay gaaren, hand, pyl en vis lynen, Arquebuzade, lavender en roose water, zaadels, toomen, gerdels en zaadel-deekens, sweepen, paraplues en parasols, suprafyne zwarte laakensche rokken en rokjes, diemet en casimiere broeken, diemet en swarte zeyd camesoolen, flanelle en nankiense baaritjes, onder camezoolen, kop en schoen borstels, Orientaalsche en Napoliaansche zeep, violet poeyer, pomade in potjes en stokken, tande poeyer en borstels, schryfkiftjes, roode marocaansche Kasjes met scheermessen &c. toilet doozen compleet, &c. &c.
Alsmeede een Elegante Portable Telescope, met de vertekele en horizontaale beweegingen, waarvan de Prys Twentig Johannessen is.
June 27th. James Robertson.

The Subscriber's Domicilium, Citandi et Executandi is at the House of A. Fleischman, Esqr. Attorney at Law.
David Sheperd.
Demerary, 27th June 1807.

List of Runaway and Arrested Slaves, in
the Stocks of Demerary, the 4th July, 1807.

S. G. Martens, Drossart.

Stabroek: Printed and Published
(at Thirty-three Guilders per Annum)
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