Essequebo and Demerary Royal Gazette 1813 April 10

 
The ESSEQUEBO & DEMERARY ROYAL GAZETTE.

Vol. VIII.]

[No. 570.
 

SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1813.

COURT OF POLICY. [centered]

WHEREAS the following Persons have petitioned the Hon. Court of Policy of Demerary and Essequebo, for Letters of Manumission for the after-named Slaves, viz: -
The Coloured-Woman, Pamelia Howell, assisted by H. J. van de Water - for herself and Child.
Louis Breda, for the Mustee-Girl, named Catharine - his property.
Richard Watson, for three Mulatto-Children - Edward, John, and Maria - his property.
Marie Francoise Feuillet, coloured-woman, for herself.
The Negro-Woman, Jone - formerly the property of John Hopkinson - assisted by J. R. Brandt - for herself.
The Negro-Woman, Fibia - formerly the property of Miss A. Luder - assisted by the Advocate, Van Hoytema - for herself and infant-child, Elizabeth-Catharina.
All those who may have any right or title to said Slaves, are hereby notified to give in their claim between this date and the next ensuing Ordinary-Meeting of the Court of Policy aforesaid, on the 26th of April.
Court-House, George-Town, April 10, 1813.
By Command,
CHARLES WILDAY,
Clerk of the Court of Policy.

AT a Meeting held at Saint George's Church, agreeable to public advertisement for the 25th March, and adjourned to 7th April, 1813:
It appeared, by a majority of votes, that the Members of the former Vestry were re-elected.
1st. Resolved - That it appears that several persons have neglected the payment of their Pew-Rent, and the funds of the Church calling loudly for the whole amount of what is now due, that they be earnestly requested to pay up their arrears, and that Mr. THOMAS be desired to call upon them as soon as possible for that purpose.
2d. Resolved - That the windows of the Church having been broken, great nuisances committed, and the trees being destroyed in the Church-Yard, in consequence of its being made a thoroughfare - that proper Gates be erected to prevent persons passing through, and that the Sexton be directed to send to the Barracks any Cattle, Sheep, Goats, or Hogs, trespassing on the same.
3d. Resolved - That the Vestry be also empowered, to support of the expences which will be incurred this year, to levy a further assessment of Four Joes each, on the Pews below, and Two Joes on those above, to become payable in all the month of December next.
The Vestry then adjourned.
W. G. STRAGHAN,
J. BEETE,
J. WILSON,
W. N. FIREBRACE,
J. ROBINSON,
W. COOK.

CASH will be given for Twenty or Thirty Thousand Weight of first quality COFFEE. Apply at the Store of Messrs. J. H. & N. W. POLLARD & Co.
April 10.

NOTICE. [centered]
THE Subscribers request all persons indebted to the Estate of A. BENNY, Esq. deceased, or Plantation Helena, Mahaica, to come forward with immediate payment; and such persons as have demands against either, are requested to render a correct statement of the same, within the present month.
RICHARD JONES, q.q.
April 9. GILBERT ROBERTSON, q.q.

NOTICE. [centered]
The undersigned hereby makes known, that W. KELDERMAN has not been in his employ, in any capacity, since the 17th of March last; and is not, nor has he, at any time, been authorised to receive money, or grant receipts in his name or behalf.
April 8. P. W. PRINS.

AT a Meeting of the Subscribers for the erection of a Monument to the memory of Capt. PEAKE, and the relief of the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's late Brig Peacock, convened by public advertisement at Marsh's Hotel, the 6th April, 1813 -
Present: [centered]
The Honourable Joseph Beete [centered]
Honourable W. Robertson [centered]
Honourable David King [centered]
Reverend W. G. Straghan [centered]
[first column]
James Robertson
Hugh Hyndman
[second column]
Henry Frost
Henry S. Thomas
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The Treasurer communicated to the Meeting, that he had received a letter from His Excellency General CARMICHAEL, enclosing an Order on the King's Chest for the sum of £ 100 Sterling, to be appropriated for the purpose of erecting a Monument in Saint George's Church, sacred to the memory of the late brave and respected Capt. Peake; and a further sum of f 550 on his private account, for the general purposes of this meeting.
Resolved - That the Thanks of the Meeting be presented to His Excellency, for his generous and patriotic donation.
The Treasurer then read the list of sums received by him, as follows: -
The King's Chest, for a Monument to be erected in [centered]
St. George's Church, to the memory of the [centered]
late Capt. Peake, £ 100 sterling - f 1250. [centered]
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[second column]

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COLOURED PEOPLE. [centered]
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The Members present ordered that the above list be published in the Papers, with a request, that the Gentlemen who have so kindly undertaken the trouble of collecting subscriptions in the different parts of the Colony, would have the goodness to send them in, with the sums collected, to the Treasurer, as soon as convenient, in order that a determination be taken with respect to the subscription.
W. G. STRAGHAN,
Chairman.

ALL persons having demands against the Estate of J. C. SAHRE, deceased, are desired to render them in to the first Subscriber, in Essequebo, or to the second in Demerary, in the time of three months; and all persons indebted to the said estate, are requested to make payment without delay.
The Blacksmith's business will be continued, as was done before by the deceased on Fort Island; any person desirous of having work done, please apply to either of the Subscribers, or at the shop, on said Island.
J. MERKLE,
April 9. J. P. SPAMAN,
Deliberating Executors.

MARSHAL'S OFFICE. [centered]

BY Virtue of an order from His Honor J. S. MASSE, President of the Honourable Court of Criminal and Civil Justice of the United Colony of Demerary and Essequebo, &c. &c. &c. I, the undersigned Deputy First Marshal of the aforesaid Colony, will expose for sale unto the highest bidder in presence of two Counsellors-Commissaries of the Honourable Court of Justice, and their Secretary, at the Court-House, George-Town, on the Fourth day of May next ensuing -
In behalf of PATERSON & CROSSMAN, Plaintiffs, versus the Consistory or Vestry of the Dutch Church, as principal Defendant - All and every part of the Building called the Dutch Church, the same at present unfinished, situated in Stabroek, George-Town.
Should any person pretend to have any right, title, or claim on the above-named Building, and wishes to oppose the sale thereof; let such person or persons address themselves to me, the said Deputy First Marshal, stating their reasons of opposition in writing, when I will appoint such person or person a day of hearing before the Honourable Court of Justice for the trial of the same; and those intend to purchase, please attend the day and at the place above-mentioned.
Demerary and Essequebo, this 9th day of April, 1813.
A. M. MEERTENS,
Deputy First Marshal.

BY virtue of an Order obtained from the Honourable Court of Criminal and Civil Justice for the United Colonies of Demerary and Essequebo, bearing date the 31st March, 1813, I, the undersigned Deputy First Marshal of said Colony, will expose for sale unto the highest bidder, in presence of two Counsellors-Commissaries of said Court of Justice, and their Secretary, on the premises, on the Fourteenth day of July next ensuing -
In behalf of J. L. & G. M. FORRESTER, versus RODERICK COZIER and J. CHANDLER - the One-third of Plantation Maria's Delight together with five Negroes thereto belonging, and further appurtenances; an inventory whereof is now laying at the Marshal's Office for the inspection of those whom it may concern.
Whoever should think to have any right, title, or claim on the before-mentioned Plantation, and intend to oppose the sale thereof, let such persons or persons address themselves to me, at the Marshal's Office of this Colony, declaring their reasons for such opposition in due time and form - and I do hereby give notice, that I will receive such opposition from any person thereto qualified, appoint them a day to have such claim or claims heard before the Honourable Court of Justice, and further act therein as the law directs.
Demerary and Essequebo, 9th April, 1813.
A. M. MEERTENS,
Deputy First Marshal.

ABSENTED HERSELF [centered]
On Thursday last, [centered]
The Mulatto-Woman Sally-Betsy. [centered]
If she returns of her own accord, by Monday next, no further notice will be taken of the fault - but if she continues absent after that, a reward of TWO JOES will be given for her apprehension.
April 10. E. J. Henery.
[Transcriber's note: compare with a similar ad in 18130413EDRG.]

TO be Sold - a Healthy Young Negress, with her Child. - She is a complete washerwoman, and a good seller, and has been accustomed with her former owners to children - she is also a good house-servant, and sold for no fault whatever, but is dissatisfied with her present owner. If not sold in ten or twelve days from this date, she will be sold at Public Vendue. For further particulars, apply to the Printer. April 10.

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, a Negro Woman, named Mary Bella; a Barbadian, has been in the Colony about three months, and is not much acquainted as yet. - She is about five feet six to eight inches high, and had on a red chintz long wrapper when she absented herself. Also absconded, on the 7th instant, a Negro Man, named Patrick, but commonly calls himself Pat, formerly the property of Mr. James Jaffrey, at Mahaica; he is of the Coromantyn nation. Any person apprehending both the said Negroes, shall be liberally rewarded.
Kingston, April 10. DEBBY YEARWOOD.

BARGAINS. [centered]
The Subscriber intending to leave the Colony with all dispatch, offers for sale, at very reduced prices for Cash, (or to purchasers of f 1000, Coffee or Cotton at cash price, on delivery of the articles), his stock of Goods on hand, which are of very late London importations, and of the first quality. - Also (on liberal terms of credit) the House he resides in, the situation of which as a mercantile stand, and a healthy pleasant dwelling, is well known; it stands on a lately renewed lease of twenty-one years, from the month of May next, (with any ground rent), and is in complete order for the immediate reception of a family or a cargo of goods (have store fixtures, counters, glass-cases, water-house, vats, and other requisites). Also six healthy Slaves, viz. a Cook, Huckster, Washerwoman, Seamstress, and two Porter Negroes.
STORE ARTICLES. [centered]
4-4 Irish Linen from f 50 to f 100 per piece,
Long Lawns from f 15 to f 66
Cotton Cambric 12 yards f 16 to f 27 10,
Jaconet ditto 20 yards, 9-8 f 44 to f 55,
Real French Cambric f 11 to f 22 per yard,
Romal Handkerchiefs (blue and red) f 8 per dozen,
Ladies' Dresses and Artificial Flowers at cost,
Leno Shawls, 6-7 and 8-4 wide f 4 to f 6 each,
Elegant Warm Shawls f 33 to f 66 each,
Printed Calicoes and Chintzes from f 4 to f 8 each,
Striped Ginghams from f 6 to f 18 per piece,
Tamboured Muslin from f 22 to f 33 per piece,
A very large assortment of infants', girls', and women's Straw Bonnets of the newest shapes, from f 7 to f 30 each,
Black Chip ditto f 9 each,
Feathers from f 5 10 to f 12 each,
Best plated top Silk Umbrellas from f 22 to f 30 each,
Cotton ditto f 8 to f 11 each,
Ditto Ladies' Parasols from f 15 10 to f 27 10,
Men's Cotton Stockings from f 33 to f 55 per dozen,
Ditto Boot ditto, from f 22 to f 30,
Women's Cotton Stockings from f 40 to f 55 per dozen,
Men's and women's black and white Silk Stockings, plain and ribbed, from f 12 to f 20 per pair,
Superior Chinese Silk ditto, f 22 per pair,
Long Silk Gloves, black and white, f 6 per pair,
Short, ditto f 5 per ditto,
Women's black and coloured Silk Hats f 19 5,
Ditto Bonnets f 19 5,
Gentlemen's patent black Silk Hats f 20 each,
Ditto fine black Leghorn ditto f 18
Men's and boys' drab and black Beavers from f 6 to f 20,
Hessian Boots f 22 per pair,
Top ditto f 25 ditto,
Strong plain Shoes f 10 per pair,
Buckled ditto f 11 per ditto,
Ladies' Spanish leather, velvet, coloured and white kid, and jean slippers from f 4 to f 8 per pair,
Ladies' Spanish leather and jean Boots f 10 per pair,
Children's Shoes from f 4 to f 6 per pair,
Green Window Gauze from f 2 to f 4 per yard,
Flannels f 3 to f 4 per ditto,
Plain and twilled black and white Sarsnets from f 4 to f 7 per yard,
White Sattin f 8 per yard,
Black Silk handkerchiefs f 6 each,
Blue and black Broadcloth f 25 per yard,
Ditto Kerseymere f 12 per ditto,
Superfine London-made Coats f 66 each,
Ditto Coatees f 55,
Round blue Jackets each f 27 10,
Marseilles Vests f 9 each,
India Bandana handkerchiefs, 7 in each, f 22 per piece,
Plain and twilled black Cambrics from 25 stivers to f 3 per yard,
Huckaback and fine Linen Diaper from f 27 10 to f 88 per piece,
Company long pieces white, and blue India Nankeens, f 9 each,
Green Table Covers f 11 to f 15 each,
Cotton and linen Bed-Tick, from f 2 to f 4 per yard,
India extra fine blue Salempores f 28 each,
Musquito Netting from f 10 to f 15 per piece,
Hair-cord Dimity, fine, f 1 10 per yard,
Cotton Towels f 12 per dozen,
Long and short leather, cotton, and cambric Gloves of all kinds, from f 1 10 to f 6 per pair,
A quantity of rich Thread Lace, Edgings, and Footings, at their prime cost,
Bed and Furniture Fringes f 1 10 to f 2 per yard,
Pins f 7 per dozen,
Assorted Thread, per pound f 15,
Tapes, Bobbins, Coloured Threads, low,
Rose Water (pints) f 16 10 per dozen,
Lavender ditto, ditto, f 60 per dozen,
Honey ditto, ditto, f 60 per ditto,
Windsor Soap f 6 per dozen,
Lined Jackets f 77 per dozen,
Unlined ditto f 44 per ditto,
Tradesmen's ditto f 10 each,
Duck Trowsers f 66 per dozen,
Blue Cloth ditto f 66 per ditto,
Negro Hats f 20 per dozen,
Ditto Blankets f 6 each,
Cot Mattresses f 50 each,
Check Shirts f 44 per dozen,
Best London-made Saddles f 77 each,
Ditto plated Gig Harness f 54 per set,
Ditto Curb Bridles f 38 10 each,
Hand and lash Whips f 6 to f 11 each,
Double Head Reins f 11,
White Girths f 6 per pair,
Curry Combs and Brushes per pair f 5,
Cane-bottom Chairs f 250 per set,
Rocking Horses f 44 each,
Morocco Trunks f 22 to f 44 each,
Six-quire Ledgers and Journals f 44 each,
Four-quire ditto f 33,
Two-quire ditto f 25,
Foolscap Paper f 38 10 per ream,
Quarto ditto f 27 10,
Quills f 9 per hundred,
Spelling Books f 4 10 each,
Bibles, morocco bound, and gilt, f 18,
Prayer books, ditto, f 16 10,
Message ditto f 1 10 per pack,
One box Colours, with Drawing Implements complete, f 66,
Sets of Drawing Instructions, Landscape Views, &c. f 110,
Hanging Paper and Bordering,
Spiced Salmon in firkins f 38 10,
Pickled Tongues in kegs f 40 each,
Poland Oats in puncheons f 132 (puncheon inclusive),
Candles, 4's and 6's, 19 stivers per pound,
Wax ditto in 12-pound boxes, f 4 per pound,
Yellow Soap 12 1/2 stivers per pound,
Double Refined Sugar 18 stivers per pound,
Currants in ditto f 11,
Almonds in shell, in ditto, f 16 10,
Hoffman's Raspberry and Cherry Brand f 44 per dozen,
Ditto Orgeat, Capillaire, and Raspberry Sirup, f 40 per dozen,
Ditto Brandied Gages, Cherries, and Apricots, f 19 6 per bottle,
Ditto Sugar Candy f 12 per ditto,
Ditto Ginger and Peppermint Drops f 6 per canister,
Ditto Comfits per bottle f 12,
Ditto Gooseberries and Damsons f 5 per bottle,
Olives and Capers f 3 per bottle,
Ketchup, and Pickles, f 3 per bottle,
Basket Salt f 2 10,
Pine Cheese f 8 5,
Macaroni and Vermicelli f 3 per pound,
Mixed Spices f 22 per pound,
Hardham's Snuff f 5 per canister,
Black Pepper, Stone Blue, and Sago, f 3 per pound,
White-wine Vinegar f 11 per jug,
Madeira wine f 22 to f 40 per dozen,
Claret f 40 per dozen,
Old Hock (superior) f 66 per dozen,
Port f 36 per dozen,
London Porter and Beer f 9 per ditto,
Lamp Oil f 11 per jug,
Paint ditto f 16 10 per jug,
Spermaceti ditto f 11 per jug,
Lamp Black f 1 10 per pound paper,
White Lead (28 lbs.) f 16 10 per keg,
Ditto 14lbs. f 9,
Spanish Brown, 28 lbs. f 11 per keg,
Blue and Green (2-lb pots) f 6 per pot,
Pipes per box of 10 gross each f 25 per box,
Tobacco 12 1/2 stivers per pound, taking 50 pounds,
Pease and Barley in large jugs, f 25 per jug,
Temper Lime f 18 per keg,
Cordage (best staple) 12 stivers per pound,
Nails 12 1/2 stivers,
Patent Shot in 28lb. bags, f 12 each,
Best treble Gunpowder f 5 per canister,
Elegant Fowling Pieces from f 66 to f 110 each,
Military and Naval Dirks f 22 to f 88 each,
Military Silk Sashes each f 60,
Gold and silver Lace f 4 to f 5 per yard,
Newest Regulation Feathers f 5 each,
Cockades f 3,
Silver Epaulets f 60 each;
Corn-Mills with fly wheels f 66 each,
Ditto without f 44 each,
Iron-handled Cutlasses f 33 per dozen,
Shovels f 36,
Buck Axes f 33,
Corks f 4 per gross,
Anchors 10 stivers per pound,
Sheet Lead 10 stivers per pound,
Best London Window Glass f 1 10 per square,
Coffin Furniture f 20 per set,
Children's ditto f 11,
Iron Tacks f 2 per thousand,
Tin Tacks f 3 per ditto,
Fish Hooks f 8 to f 11 per hundred,
Buck Knives f 5 per dozen,
Cooks' Buck-handled ditto f 2 each,
Ditto well finished Horn-handled ditto f 16 10 per ditto,
Sets of elegant white ivory handled Knives and Forks with two pair of Carvers complete f 77 per set,
Plated Table Spoons f 38 10 per dozen,
Ditto tea Ditto f 12 per Ditto,
Iron Tea-kettles (brass-handled) f 9 each,
Saucepans f 3 to f 6 each,
Iron and tin Fish-kettles f 9 to f 16 10 each,
Patent Steamers, Gridirons, and Frying Pans, f 6 to f 22 each,
Glue f 1 10 per pound,
Truss Hoops f 22 per set,
Hair Brooms f 4 each,
Masons' Trowels f 2 10 each,
Brass Cocks f 2 each,
Lanthorns f 4 to f 6 each,
Garden Watering Pots f 5 10 each,
Pewter basons f 4 each,
Mahogany Waiters f 3 per pair,
Sewing Twine f 2 per pound,
Fishing lines f 2 to f 6 each,
HL, Hook and Eye, and T Hinges, 15 stivers to f 9 per pair,
Stock, Box, Chamber, and Pad Locks f 1 to f 3 each,
Large and fine Scissars, and highly tempered Razors (with or without cases) very cheap;
Brass Parrot Cages f 36 each,
Handsome cut decanters f 16 10 per pair,
Ditto Goblets f 22 per dozen,
Ditto Salts f 6 per pair,
Vase Lamps from f 18 to f 44 each,
Spirit Stands f 16 10 each,
White and blue Finger Basons f 15 per dozen,
Large Rummers f 11 per pair,
Plain Decanters f 6 per pair,
Ditto Tumblers f 5 per dozen,
Ditto Wine Glasses f 5 per dozen,
Shingles f 18 per thousand;
And an elegant selection of Jewellery, consisting of Corals, and Garnets,
Silver, Silver Gilt, and Gold mounted Tortoise-shell Snuff and Scent Boxes;
Gold, Silver, and Pearl Ear-rings,
Bracelets, and Broaches;
Silver Table, Tea, Mustard, and Salt Spoons;
Butter and Cheese Knives,
Plain and Silver-mounted Tortoise-shell combs,
White and green Spectacles, and Googles,
Gold and Silver Thimbles, and Scissor-chains,
Gold and Silver Bodkins and Tooth-picks,
Watch Hands and Keys,
Mourning Ornaments,
Also Perfumery, viz. Soaps, Oils, Essences, Hair Powder, Pomatum, Combs, Hair Brushes, Tooth ditto, and numerous other articles, for any part of which no saving cash offer will be refused.
April 8. THOMAS SHUTE.
 

SECRETARY's OFFICE. [centered]

 
This is to inform the Public, that the following Persons intend quitting this Colony: -
Peter Rose, in fourteen days, or six weeks, from the 23d of March.
D. Redfern, in fourteen days or six weeks, from the 23d of March.
David Cornfoot, and servant, in fourteen days, or by the first Fleet, from the 24th of March.
Henry Richardson, in fourteen days, or by the first Fleet, from the 24th of March.
Isaac Hadfield, and Wife, with two servants, with the April Fleet, from the 24th of March.
Henry Van Baerle, in fourteen days, or by the April Fleet, from the 24th of March.
John M'Donald, in fourteen days, or six weeks, from the 26th of March.
Daniel Johnstone, in fourteen days, or by the April Fleet, from March 29.
John Macvaith, in fourteen days, or by the Packet, from March 29.
D. Barkey, in fourteen days, from March 29.
P. Martelly, in fourteen days, or by the April Fleet, from March 29.
Alexander Gentle, in fourteen days, or by the ship Traveller. [sic – no date]
Hugo Cantzlaar, j.z. with a servant, in fourteen days, from April 1.
B. J. Hopkinson, in fourteen days, or six weeks, from April 1.
Samuel Knight, (free coloured) in fourteen days, or six weeks. [sic – no date]
Roderick Young, by the April Fleet, or six weeks, from April 2.
Malachy Glyn, in fourteen days, or six weeks, from April 2.
C. F. E. Windisch, in fourteen days, from April 3.
James Walcott, in fourteen days or six weeks, from the 5th of April.
G. Wells, in fourteen days or six weeks, from the 5th of April.
The free coloured Martha C. Jordan, in fourteen days, from the 7th of April.
W. Forsyth, in fourteen days or with the fleet, from the 7th of April.
John Munro, in fourteen days, or ditto, from the 7th of April.
Samuel Dealey, in fourteen days, or six weeks, from the 9th of April.
Secretary's Office, Demerary, April 10, 1813.
CHARLES WILDAY,
Sworn Clerk.

PUBLIC VENDUES. [centered]

On Thursday the 15th April, [see 18130403EDRG] . . .
On the same day, by order of the Executors of KENNETH MATHISSON, deceased – A young negro man, a good sadle or draught horse, a rifle piece complete, two swords, one dozen silver table spoons, a silver divider, a lot of books, one gold and one silver watch, household furniture, and what further may be exposed on the day of sale. – At six months' credit.
Also, the late Premises of Messrs. W. M'KENZIE & Co. in Kingston, opposite the General Hospital.
April 3. A. MILLS, & Co.

On Friday the 30th April, at the Office of the Board of Orphans - Furniture, wearing apparel, gold, silver, horses, a cow, negroes - amongst them are ten field negroes, belonging to an estate, and sold for payment of a debt due to the Board.
April 10. A. MILLS & Co.

Except the Coquette - we have no arrivals to announce. Nothing certain has been ascertained respecting the Packet.

OUT AT LAST! [centered]

Continued from Tuesday's Gazette. [centered]

We revert again to those journals which were denied us, on account, we suppose, of our political opinion – and given to him, who has no opinions at all, except on grog!

Everyone, however, to his own liking – whether it be the English or Foreign Gazette; grog, or "effusions" in doggerel; advertisements for ganders, or Yankee papers!

Motives for Fighting. [centered]

The following is given as a guess on the part of Jonathan of Salem, why the present War should be eternal!

"The Value of Salem property taken by the English is only 900,000 dollars! While the British property taken by the Privateers of Salem, is already estimated at 474,234!!"

LOCALITIES. [centered]

We have been requested to insert the following Key to an advertisement in Wednesday's Paper:

The Gander's name is A. ----;
The Goslings ate his Co.
The splasher of poetic dirt
Is ----n, I know.
"Quihus," Sir, a Doctor is,
And Latinist, likewise-
At least he says so - but the quiz,
Under a mistake, Sir - lies! I.
[Transcriber's note: Wednesday's paper must refer to the Essequebo and Demerary Gazette; see 18130407EDG]

Cleared from the Custom-House - the Schooner Fame, Greenidge, for Barbados.

RUNAWAY and ARRESTED SLAVES, [centered]
in the Colony-Stocks of Demerary. [centered]

April 10. F. STRUNKAY, Scout.

GEORGE-TOWN: [centered]
Printed and Published, every Tuesday and Saturday Afternoon.
By Edward James Henery. [centered]
 

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