Royal Gazette 1817 October 21

New Adwertisements. [heading]

MRS. TEUNTMAN, having lately resided for some time in London, and now just arrived in this colony, begs leave to inform the public of Demerary and Essequeb, that she intends to open an Institute of Education, for children of both sexes, where they will be instructed in the English, French, and Dutch languages, arithmetic, geography, history, writing, drawing, &c. and also the young ladies in every sort of embroidery and fancy work, painting on velvet, satin, wood, &c.
Mrs. T. humbly believes, that she will give every satisfaction to parents and guardians whom it may please to trust their children or wards to her care; and that the particular attention she intends to pay to the education of them, will leave nothing to be desired.
For terms, about the instructions, and, if required, boarding, lodging, &c. of the young people, please to apply at Mrs. T.'s residence, front of Werk & Rust, in the house belonging to J. P. Muncker, Esq. Lot No. 5. – October 20.

DEMERARY FERRY. [heading]
PICKED up, at the above Ferry, a BATEAUX, with a lock and chain attached to her. The owner can have the same back by paying the expences.
October 20. H. P. J. Schirmeister, q.q.

JUST arrived, and on sale by the Subscribers, the Cargo of Schooner Thomas, from Arichatt, consisting of
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Cod Fish
Mackarel
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Salmon
Herrings and Lamp Oil.
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October 20. J. H. Albouy & Co.

His Excellency Major General Murray departed for Berbice on Sunday last, for the purpose of making his quarterly inspection of that garrison.

SLAVES in the COLONY-JAIL. [heading]

Oct. 21. F. Strunkay, Scout.

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By William Baker.

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