Royal Gazette 1817 February 18

 
Instructions For The Pilots of [heading]
Demerary and Essequebo. [heading]
[lengthy numbered articles]

Arrivals - the schooner Alert, from Barbados; and a ship from Boston.

PUBLIC VENDUES. [heading]
On Wednesday the 19th of February, at the Vendue-Office, by order of the Executors of Jeremiah Macfie, decd. and W. M'Kenzie.
The well-known three pilot negroes, named Pat, John, and Tom Latham. Also, by order of the Executors of J. Macfie, and J. Bommell - the two pilot negroes, named Tom Clark and Simon; and the large pilot sloop, coppered, and copper fastened. Also, by the Executors of J. Macfie, John Bommell, and A. Thompson - the small pilot sloop Eliza & Jane; coppered and copper-fastened, built of cedar, at New Providence, and has a register - also, a writing desk, a chest, hammock, spy glass, sundry books, charts, &c.
Also, by order of Miss Luthers - a negro man named -----, a sailor, sold for no fault.
Also, by order of Joseph Taylor, q.q. a negro woman named Presilla, about 27 years of age, a very superior lady's mad and seamstress, being acquainted with all kinds of needle-work, her owner not having use for her in those capacities, is desirous of selling her to obtain a man servant in her place.
Also, by order of J. W. Robinson, junr. - one half, more or less, of lot No. 9, situated in Kingston district, as sold at Vendue on the 2d March, 1808.
Also, by order of Louisa Gelot, Deliberating Executrix to the estate of the late J. Lachtrop, deceased - sundry wearing apparel, a bureau, two tables, a number of small Dutch books, with engravings, for the use of children at school, stationery, a musket, side arms, and two pistols in good order.
Also, by order of H. M. Robertson, to be sold without reserve, to close a consignment, a choice assortment of earthenware, consisting of double and single sets of blue figured and brown edged, to suit families; also crates with bowls, mess cups and saucers assorted, for dealers; desert [sic] sets, white enemmelled [sic] ditto. Also, patent shot, in bags, N. 1 to 8.
Also, by order of Mrs. Dempster, a negro woman named Diana.
Also, by order of John Strathie and Co. a stout negro man named John, at three, six, and nine months credit. Also, forty new molasses casks, at 3 months.
Also, by order of William Munro and Alexander de Weever, executors to Miss Johanna De Weever - nine valuable slaves, named Derrick, Edward, Cicero, Colin, Stanley, Pompey, Stanhope, Sappho, and Thisbe.
Also, by order of William Munro, Esqr. Executor to E. H. Barret - five negroes, named Stephney, Strephon, Charlotte, Elvira, and Jessy.
Also, by order of the Curators of Innis Arthur - the house and lot, No. 283, situated in Cumingsburg.
Also, two elegant new piano-fortes, &c.
Also, two puncheons containing negro clothing, oznaburgs, &c. and a case of large cotton hammocks.
Also. by order of N. W. Firebrace - ten negroes of excellent character, among whom are eight field people and two children. Terms of payment, 3, 6, and 9 months' credit.
Also, by order of H. O. Seward - A complete carpenter negro, named Jack; at 3, 6, and 9 months' credit.
December 7. Kingston & Mills.

SLAVES in the COLONY-JAIL. [heading]

Feb 18. F. Strunkay, Scout.

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

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