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Zat.rda~ trttt cle Pott ttfUir aUe de
B•lUw-Dutrl~tt1& f)tr~o11de<4.
1 'Pryzen vao lnteekeoing.-1• de Sl4d, , -, jatzT, 16 Rdt. ; . pn- hlarttull, 4 fldt.~lfl de Buiten-Distrikteu, pw wr, 19 Rdl.; per bartaal, 4 Rdt.SeAell.- 1 oor ,,., e11lreldt Cotcratlt 1 Pnace,-Ell Krrorlaal ..01t f)OOntil
HlllDld trJordeJt:
DltEL IX.
Verslag der STOCKENSTROM
by publielle
diitrlkt·S~leodam, 'WI;,Jell Yani 2 jaren ood, ui'
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Omtren~ 15 p~kkaadjea Schryr. en Pakpapier.
. 6 koft'en Dame.-achoenen. ..
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k~n
Bolpren,en . . 'xr)t13~ ·- .
Temi!fder tr,d. iiltlen te koop "!'OrcJen.
aange~eu,
deit'
ff/ )! . '· -'op De Y'tnj:heideuh~d Manu&dnrea, Thee, en. ea 1o& op :MAf'NDAGLOGE
4E
GOEDE; uo~P,
den.18 JDNY 1838.w· · B· · · , ·
Biuuen· Verlmopin~ YID fyue Gcliederen; r,al te 11 . &e11dere:t!, ~ ie!p~od va._
diD gtbouden, I I woordlg &e . •yn,) voor D0,.1JU11j
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EESTE.R ~ OFF·.· eeue RouW'-~, over on~.
QYWI':hi~ =~aren ~
veelbemindenBroeder 1.
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1·be~dheblleodet op
ZATURDAG· VENNING. H. M. Marine. '
De
Tenders moete11 mP.lllen; deil prya in Sterling geld in ' ZEE-O.LIPHANT OLIE.-Op MORGEN, -t~liUI~Affn'!'ll ""?Orde' YOioit g~nsY,en, r~ '112 lbi. DeUo EDg. «<Wigt en . den 23 dezer,. zullen by denHeer
Jol!u:s, op den tyiloder afte~enng. : ·23 ,deur, '1\BYOOcU 1e 5 ~n ;-r.oo Doodige ik U uamens H_un: uit, ~m Dez~lre ! met uwe tegwoordigbeid ~ medewerlung te Yeteeren, 10 ~$en Rouw gekieed, met wine
· aan deD Hoog~~teu Bieder, worden rerkocht, · :Twee: •erantwoordelyke JM!riO~en moeten in de Tende_n wor.
8) Vaten van boveu&aande Artikel. den •oorgeateld ale Borgen •oor•de beboorlyke nnulhng nn 11aildschoeneu. • t
DEANE & bet Contract. ' · Te.-entt ben ik Yetzocbt, U q,edttedeelen, dat gy op ....
yraag by den
\8•. •
J., H. R&DRLitrGHVYl!, ten zynen Kllltoort, In de Wll,leatriult, ••n 10 tot { u~n op die~ dag; Toegup-~aa.rtj~ ku.nt verkrlgen, •oor U zelven, zonder welke Kw.
tje, ~ n1e~and zal wofden toegeJ.iten; moeteode deulre by dt
IIIJ"
Uif de hand •te koop, eeuige nienwe Scboiea.£703 9 4.
! •
H. M. MARINE D.EPARTEMENT:
$imonsbaai, lli!!lnny 1838.
D
E ondentaande Artikf'lll,n ·~Ilea pabliek worJen Yerkocbt , op MAANOAO den 25 de¥r• ~~ JO ar.en: .. 40 Puncbeoos, ·} N' 0 d V te
55 Okaboofdf!n, teawe ~n ewyD a n,
Ee.ne b:M•eP.Iheid Pekel Tiereeni en Vaten. . ·
Dito ligte drooge Vaten, ba~fe ~~~oofden, en \le in Vatwerk.
D~to Pekel eo Vat, en digte ~n droogc Vat. en .halve Ollsboofd
. Dnig:en, '.
Dito digte en drooge BodemiiiJ~ken,
. Bescbuitsakken, Oonj~uklr.en. afgekHarde Thee. Omslagen
I . '
ens. eoz. ,
Alsmede, Een 26 voet Jol,
:rwee 25 voet KoUert, .
Poort. wordeo afgeg~_ven. '
W·· B··
A.
J. L: PLOliVIER, ·Sec.Aan de gez.amenlyke Broedenio, · Vryanetzelaren t>n 1\.inderen:, der Loge de Goede Hoop.
23 Nienwe ~laan;
. 30 leerste ~ \¥.
2n.
31m. (• Morgen1.lu. 12m. 'a M.orgen&.
DE ZUID•AFR I KAA N.
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OVENSTAANDIE aom nn . .£703 2 4, i• op5 pCl In bet jaar, onder .-er band no Vaate uu•ett•~re,n.
a,.
bekomeo.-Adrea by C. M. n& WET, q.q.De .. Mary Elisabetb,', eene sm!i' fraaye h~&lr v•m1ekte Plni-
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"er. Schuit, gekoperd, met Mastel!• Ztlilen, Tuig f'D aodereehoeften.
. t AAPST. 'D DEN k2.Jt1NY18 a~.
·· P. F. os v·JLLIERs, q q.
loo ZAKKEN MAURITIUS .
zonder de minste Reserve ...
-~~ORGEN, (Zaturdag), den 23 dezer, zullen by den Ap.urs, ten
19
uren,, A. M., zooder Reserve, wonten k~h~ 100 aakken geele Mauriti111 Suiker, in goeden100 DOZYN Franscbe Hand&cboe -~ (Dames en Heeren), van alle k
eeil~ gebloem<', en omtreot 12 dozyn lange witte
H~dlchoenen
; aJsmede eeoige weioige stukkeb Poplin, en eenige merino en zyden Shawls, zullen Bil)oen· Verkooping van de G&JULOEDER.S ELLIOTT, op M~DAG MORGEN, zander de mioste Reser~e, l'eJjkocht, om rekeoing te sluiten. 1. c.
L. HEn.!UlUI'IA
DVERTENTIE.-De Maatachoppy nn A4mipis' en Boedell>Pred<ling, in kwalit..il ale Exe~ut.eorenmetttair •an wylen den Wel-Edrlen Heer D.tvJ'D 0 ANQIJ, ul op dPn 2den Jnly aanstaaude. ·aan het Haia .... '"'"~"""
op df! hoell van de Kor~emarkt en Lang.,straten. 11hana deD':Hr. 0. A. WBIIDliiVL .. &R bewoond, aan de mflestj>i.,de in '-"t openbaar !loen vrrkoopen, de Losse Go,.cll"ren.
Nala&.enechap •an p;f!IJ'I. llr. ANOSl behborende, m'""aa,no•etm KJtNiderllutPn, B.&den. Tare.a. Zil9erwe.rk, Uujsraad;
ken,,(waarvan eP.O Catologaa iomiddela hi~r op be,t K.an kao :worden ingf!ai~n ) en,.
I
Vlilarta
de ooyul>trellen lliellt!ttyd der tot gem. BoedtJIre~ Apprenticen. ·
A llltihede au lien ~n aeiYPD doge worden op~eveild en' verk()(~L
semlilde Woonhuis, met, hf't,..dlluaan .belendf'nde Ho W;1,den op den 3dl"n July daaraan !O~ode, drie · elkao!IPr In de Lang~<~traal staandt! Huurboi;,:en.
EilllldelJk dP.n 4•1en J nly, daaraan volttende twee naaat cJer lil de Boomstraat stnande H corlrui1en, beoeven11 .t"akhrJ!I, alle wellle \' aate Gocderen, almede tOt meerm. NataliteDIICb ..
bebod.ren.
De;Veilcon•litieo .2ollo•n ~oor de Gegadigden :roo vbc' Jrdeel:ltr mofieb·k wnrdcn gemaaKt, PO achl tag11n. voor he
. r
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trkooping, hPne~Pnl daarby t r opheldering otebetlqeXaa~n. ten Kl\ntoore ntil J'catt Mu bap!)y. kadnen den gtl .. aen to be1i~tigd. , 1
De ;v.,rkoo,.ing op do>n ~Hen Jaly. tol dea •oormiddngs 10 u,n, en de volgP.ncJe dagPn If' bl\lf ell uren preciea.
aan•a6~ nf'm.-r>, zul•· ode de Vasto Ooederea ter plaal1e
lieYIY~ I'Hp!'Cii,eJyk Bla6n, w•ml•·n opgtv•,iltl.
.K.a~tad. Grave~lraat, No. I&, den 31 Mei 1838
.; , J. DBWE'r •. Seo.
De H~rt'n ELLrOTT B~to<raa.E.s, A&lagen.
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IN~ EN VERKUOPING.-De Ondergeteekende, zal Binaen-Vtrkoopiug W'UU (ancy en fiyne Goed~ren,inK6YOli.rd) op aulost .. ande DIN GSDAG MORGEN, zorJder\ de min~lc Resent>, vuortzettcn, 1
~EORGE GREIG.
~fit 40 atukkt>n fraAij" 1\ferinoa.
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EI!::IlJJSI) -Dt' OndPrgelf't>kt>nde is 'l"erbuiad,' van de Breestnat, No. 35, u11ar No. 20, Let ~~is, voormaal•b&hoord beh~ndt· un wylcn dt>n Heer BoTRA.
P. S. A. o_. ROUBAIX.
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E OndergPtt>ekendeun~kt ~~~~ Puhli~k niM.Ji, l~· k,
op:ryue Plarlls, Zil;vermyn, ·l)isttikt van Simon's· stad, nillt 1e 'komen jrw;r·n of wiiJ te •l001leo. 'fY dezalkeu. :roildur onder~
£crb"~tl iu ''-'P:~··n xullen .worJ.-o betrok k .. n.
1 ~o Jur•y 183fl. ...
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NoG
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en e:ene uieuweord~ van
zakeu
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in werking kome,n • .H et
Apprellllce- stels.el zal ·Wordeo venaoge-o door da\vaa vrye A
rbeiders eu Bedieoden--:-B y kaus
-eeuvierde
oozer koloniale bevolkiug ~ omlreut a2 000 ap- prentice~>, z ullen 'qp den J Oecembcr au.u~Laande, de dwaog vao beheering ve,rwisseleu, voor hel ge~ot eeu.er laog gekoesterd~ eo ingebeelde v.ry- beid
! -
Reik halseu~e begeerteo e(l blydev er•
wacbtingeo zyo gekoesterd g.ewordeu, wanl,
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drifi maaoden gel~den, z}in un dea Onderg<'lf!f!k~o- de-.a Plajt.la Lw~e PaardPn wel{8-eloopen.-een roodbrnHI6 Rlfilt een kol en een witle achterpoot. vier jaren oud, en een:~:warte reun, omLrent tiP.n jaren on~.-Die guegde Paarden te~~~ be:ror~t, ul bt--loond worden. , .
l lg_erberg. den I Juny 1838. P, J'. ROUX.
DUBLIEKE VENDUTIE.-In den Boedel van wvlen
.11
Jo-BAN fJERNAaD ENGELBILEC·Rfl', en nagelaten Wed.uwe MA.1llA CATHA&lNA Bosca.-De Op~rge~eoden Ext>Cu-tri~e en Executeura in de;,;eo Boede'J, zull~n op Diogsdag den 26 !<funy, op voorrieelige cooditien ve~koopen. ,
&n Huis en Erf, gelegen aao de 1 Waterkant 1\o. 8, be- VIItlende 2 groote beneden en 4 Bov~nk,amers,
mel
Keuken en 1Achter vertrekken,. en waarin de overledene gedurende 20 jaren eene ui(gebreide Winkelnerirjg heeft gedreven.,· Alsmede eene party Negotie G~eren, Kruidenierswareo
Yz~twaren, Cinz. . : · '
Vlc:r4er Winkel. Meubelen, als. TC>Qnbaqk, Glszen Kas1en, Raki~en, Scqalen en Gewigten, een :.Hollandscbe Klok, die acht dageo gaat, een dito oiet _Wekk'er, Meu~leo, Stoelen;
T~~f~hl, t>ene J>!lrly Zilverwerk; alsmede een Schuit met Mast, Zeil1en Riemen, en andere Goeder~n", ~ Yeel o~p te melden
K\1-apatad, den 13 Juny 1838. ;
Wed.
M. C. ENGELB~ECHT, Executrice, A. J. REfS, } Teatamentaire J. P. BORGSTROM, . i.Exeeuteuren. ' , IA A N NabeS~den
en"Vrieodeo w\or4t, bekeod gemaakt•idat Rlyoe geliefde Ecbtgeuoot P~noNULA .Joa-'NNA
Moa&ZNDAA'L~ ol' den 19 dezer, o.-erl~en is, in den ouder- dom, van 61 jaren, 5 maauden, en 20
4alren.
Kaapetad, den 21 Juny 1838.
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den octde~d9"·....
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f.M'
amarte-lyk ' ~!ie1, geYe ik a~ Nabestaandelll ea Vl'ieridea keunlt!, met .-enoek
,._u
roawbeklagt, •encbooo~ ~ ~Jy,eil.l De Wt!dowe
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H; D. BRO~lMA~, Z >oleri•iel', den 19 Juay 1838. :IJeb.
Qoa.null!.j I :
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was
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deo. Het ,betaamt echt~r,
e lk·
weI
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te
zyn, tegen de ooge·ryveo, in verbaud jstaaude, met cene :c.ooda111g"e veranderiug
in
·de,~meute"wg. Want,ougery f,
om er het rninst
vaQ ·te
zcgbeu, zal eu m()et oa- vermydelyk onbtaap, meer 'byzouder voorde Landbou~e rs,_
eu eenenm i d~dykeo
of orunid- delyken mvioed hebbe.o op de utgemeeue\,el-
vaart der Kolooie. De Boeren (voocal de vee-, wyo- eo kooroboeten,) zieo
dat
oogeu·blik met aogs,vall;i~heid te. ~emoel;
zy
ducb·tea, dat de ~ppreuti~o. de plutseo
z.utleo
ver·Jateo, om,
betZ) in · de
Kaap4tad of opde
D~r·~o, het genot eener baldad1ge vryheid, bot te flereo.-Uf lbuo verhloedeq, gegrood
o f
ooge·groodzy, kuoneo
wy ·
nietzegpn;
eo hetzoude
grootste verwaandheid zyn, betz.el ve be.ve&tJgeo·
d. er
Of ODtkeooender ~yze, te \filleD be,antwoot· d•o. Docb, dat,z.ulks
:volgeui den aart der uken het gevalkan
zyn, ~nl niemaod d'waugenoeg
zyn, te ontketHlen. Hoe dan,
is
bet Gpuverue_.meot to~geru~tt~gen 4e mogelykh~id eeoer der·
~elyke· gebeuUeUJs
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~e veranderingkornt
haar niet plotselin~sop het
ilyr. Zy: beeft vierjareu
H .$'
bebaat<Je deuAlm~~gti.geu God, deze~ ~bten d ' te gehad,
ter erostigeov~rwegiu gr -een lan~
l_,·d-" t
uren, oil eene smartelyl;.~· &iekt~ nu twintig jar,n, va.k ':AD. leer ~arne0 41dcr
vi udlllg, en vollclh~edie hy met weetgalooze cbristelyf.e ooqerwerping leed,' tot ~yd, om te droomeu o~er d1e mf¥sLregeleo, w:~ar'
zich tetl)&men, tnyn geliefde Ech~enooi JOAAN LoDE'WTil r n_ ede een POed GouverJaement be_· boort toegeruat
HqBQLD, oud' {i1 j~o. 7 maanden eai 27 dageb., na eene e
d
gel~lrJ,!!ie
.. echtYeJ'bintenia .-u 35 jaren..; ,van welk 1marteJykte
zyil.En.
ecbter,do~t
heton~
leed te meI
eo, verlies~ffll Nabeitun~a en Vrienden w<tdt jteania ~vep, dat oiet aUeen geene vQ<>rzieoipgjen zyo gemaakt, n.rzoe~t)l!ie van ·rouwbek¥, vencboondi te ~lyveol maar ontzelfs,
geeD de minste zweem daarvan,· Ik Wed. F. A~ C. :HERBOLD. is voorP"Ak
Kup"~ad, dtn.l2 Jun 1838. · e- omen. ;
Het Pubiiek vraagt,~rbalve n?et bet.orgdheid;
N
A _ne geootgelyke Echtverbinteni_a· ~an ruirn 48 jar~, zal er geeue wetsbepaliugword t>n
gemaakt..l 1
~ aail~
en. 8 dagen,o~erleed
alh•er!op den 26de~r,
ZJ.Illen er ,Peuere~
le men .. Leo wordeu vastge$lcld! myn t~hefde-Eebtgeooot, ANNA M'AaU. Pl•N'AAB, &e- <e ~E &~( PLAlSl ER
WAGEN.-Teku'up,
een fraaije Plaisi;r Wqen, op Vecren.-Te bevragto aan he' K&Dtoor Yanboren \faO: der MerW'e, in den ouderdo~ van 63 jare11; ~ ~ullen deze. •.v ry ~efilaak Le appreoticeo, liete maaodeti 'en 9 dagen; ge~nde van dit zools•nllnelyk . .-erlies, 01eowe vrye Burgers, : toegelateo wordeo om yoor m' en myne kinderen, aan
nabea~aden
en "'"riead!!!D •-r"""' le zwerveu?
Zal aan een : leveo no tu.- kennis, rmet venoek van rouwbeklagt "encbooadU!
blfYeu. beid, brassery eo roof, aaomoed.' i.e:-ioe wordeoS. W. PIEiNA.AR, Senior. , ~ o
diC B1acL
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PORTUGA.L. . ., LISBON bas llf~in become a scene o( bloodstied, con(aaiorr,. a_nd re''~lutiQnary strife ( Jl, .democratic· party, led by tbe Civil Governor of Lisbon, the Commandant of t\e Ane"al,
Qattalioqft bf T~oo~ and 'otheii; openly ~volted.-Tbe Troops. o( the Line, ~uot,cil'~ and National Guardt, tog~tbtr·
\tlth som:e of the Provisional Battalions, were a~auneh to~ tbe Queen.-The object of the, rerolutionar)i party was • not exactly known ; but in1 a parley tlley desired, that the Q~a should dismiss ber p~nt Ministers, and' appo'int others, io ai:cordance , with the wi-.bes of .the, N aliop . ...;Some a~p&·
wu made on the part of tbe Queen • party,. tQ aubdoe
, '41be
revolt, by cbnces~~ions, bth to no avail.-'ll'b~ Queen re{~
ta dismiss Her Ministers, !and as· •he bad dismissed the Civil G,overnor
. ot
Lisbon, Soares Caldeira; and , the ·Commandant·o( the A!ille,nal Fran!;a,-Ciub Meetings were· beld, 11moo~t.
the Revolutionary P"rty, 11nd proposals ~ade o(, depoain~ ~ Q:ueen.-~hron de Bomqo, at the bei.d · c)r :3000 tr~l!'·
attacked the Rebel troop;!!. of whom about 35 were ki114!d,
9() 1l'ounded, and 40 !Jtken pri10ue01, when the lusulje•tF
diapeued. ' ·
TJiis was the state of things on the 14th of March, and it is stated to be impossibl~ ~ say, bow matters will en:d, in that ill M~ country, e\'er do.omed, it would appear,_ ~ a~IU'chy and'confusioo.-Dus~eu was at a contplete stand.- 'fbe Queert acls througbou~ with a dignity and fi~mnesa sui~
tu the present events, and' her own rery distrelfting positipn • ..::on the V,iscount de Sa
d~ D~odeira
acquainting '-!er Majesty,.on the ni!tht of the 11th: of March, that tbe ,Rebels l!'eie agfain under arms, and es:Preuing much ao1ifiy u to the.
relult, Her Majesty repliecU " If you are afraid,, I am not.''
H.\NOVER. .
j· I
The
f~llowiog ext~ac.ts,a hew, that the violent·
measure of the King 1 -of Hanover, iu tbrogatiog- Lhe Constitution of 1833, will produce aome ·
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. agitation in
c G~rmany;,... ·
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We quete the following, dateel Gottingen, P~. lZR, f~m
th.e {}~~ Cou~~r !-·~It iappellf.S certain tb.at Han•ver city w1ll JOla wrtb HddenbeJm, j Oattabruck, Drnu...;ti~ld, Minded,
and
Lnneb~rg. in laying a Jlrotest. before the Germ!lllic Di~t apinat. Uie llhl'ogation of the conttitution of 18::13. lt ia·aue probable thf.t the Cbarnberai will not be brought ,to any ~- : ludoa .. to•tbe new conti~tidn tubwitted to .their delib.ra- . tions. Notwiths!Jtnding &h~ moat •tnf•voura!:I.Je calcu~&tion•'bat baye been
or
ea~ be m~e &o &be eontr~try, tbe Of'posi-- oo~ill prevail.-7i~'• 9 Mt l arc4. _
1 .QonlNGEN, .Msrcb 3.-. W.aller,. of Hardegsen. elected depiuy to
tile
11tatea of H oo-er., was not 111Jo.wed by t~Gotc!mment to tAke his !ICIIt iu -th~t usembly. I M. Hugo, tLe melnber for G. ottirureu, h....d been -., I , adtakr..l.-Ciutt~Ga.celt~.-. TW&u, 1~ ltfarch. ' 1 \!. · 1 •
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At the meeting of the Secbnd Otu,mberof Bad~n. ·beld on· the 5Lh iost., M. d'ltzsteilll r\emtnded ~iniste~.ofi the rtsolu·
tion pMsed by.tbehouse,ob tbe12"Jdof July,l :17,.•itb regard to Lhe H:moverian constitutipn, ·and inquired
if
tbe envoy of!Jaden in Franklort had ~n in~tructed
tb
pro~st, intile.·
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n!sl:tert. to
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the Gor,l!ll'nM~at ~ not . ·
pWIDetJ of, and tla~ . , O,D .· W'~ hlM::ryj~ieJ~~
on the
qu~tionj lD' otrq~.rsy, ! ,
cdit'tr•uv to·dae .Jawt. \ . ' .
, ;If, . .sa\d, b
n. aadaAed. 1rit1a tlaeee ~Piaa•L-1 •~::.:~Ze~==
' 12 J,larc.lL ' ., ; . d4
A ~~n
Journal conm~ -
a apeecl..of M. H
tile
Pmfeasor of Jur.iap d-~Qe in.~ U~iy:ersity gen, aod who is bimsell mEbero(
t~ ~nd of the , Statea of H'a~on. ,) f bicb, ia ~"bed Cftaled: much aen&Ation 1 t t ~her. anCI .· M 8Wfll disclaimed bein · a
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Liberal of 1830 or~~~~~~· that
be wu ale I~an
who ""-" t:U&cbed.J~~.ws, aad who would a w \hia edbereace to them
every circumstance. He h con~~e4uentl~ attended ting, DOf tO UIJ8~ in a de!ibel-atio~ ,upon: the dnLll!l'i~t constitution, but to state, thl\t "~YJng been ele:ete!d present tChamher conform~bl}i witl the l'elruJ•atk>na arbitrary; 'constitution; the C~afY:Iber. co~ld , . , as repreaentativt _, of 1tbe peopl~t only to defendtng
'copatitu&ion of 1833, which,!
h~
!Jeen audde'nlyand~
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~a'boliabeil. The Chamb~r ~~ 1 co~petent ·only to. p ·
to appeal! to the Germamc Otet1agm~at the vi~•Iation constitution." M. Hugs
waa
followed by A(.(If the LilJerals of 183·2), w~o declared tha~ w'""""' tnore extended TieWN for the ;moment, be most rnrmao concurr~ 1in the sentiments and the proposition of M.
and wnuld retire the instant that' the Chamber should
to
deliberate upon a new con.titution;, The' majority, Chamber then .rose and deda~ed th~~ot they would~pon
the. discussion of! Bf:!Ch~
s4bject until the .COIIlS~Iit
.. l:ion of 1833 s'hould l>e re -establishe~.. This reaolattonIitediately communicated to
~be
'eommittee on thea.d•!l.re~•-
b:\at wbith address, as will, ba~ been seen by its text, we gave yesterda.r,
di~
not embrace.ei~~er
in spirit til.rn1a the resolutwn JUSt refen;ed to. In thep~si ti ve
information on' the subject, a surm!,e may •s••vslon•e o( our priv11le letters) be hazarded, that as the&J)Bwer to tlie King's speech wu a joint one of the
~tad Lower
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Chamber, that 4 Liberal' repreaentativesJa~ter may have been outvoted in the joint committee by members of I the V pper ~ham!J.er, staTengthened by
. thijir own colleagues who were opposed to tbem,"-'t'iri••••
20: March~
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~ he Frontier Mail arr ived io Town yesterd~y
a bQ ut on e o'clock, owing to. the. swollen state k; r
t he rivers ,-We find ttoth1n,1r
10the Grahat1h T oton Journal respecting the Emigrant Farm, e.1s aod it will appear, from the hvo
foil~·e x tracts therefrom, that the weather has ,
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ve~y
severe at Graham's Town, and that Caffers have aga in penetrai ed
8,jfur as the Zuu
beri;'. ·
1 ·• l>nring thf' last t'wo or thrP.e days, Graham's Town been~l'isi.ted wiLh one of the most ~evere g11let1 from the :S
, ever rexpPrienced. Several buildings have been more or
injured; but the most ~erions dama~re bas been IIUIItained Mr.
r
D. Nbr,Jt>n's, whose large Commission Sale Roo 11bout fiO feet 'in length, has heeil completely stripped of i tlat rilof. The whole was lifted in one raass by the force the wind and hurled with a tremef'idous crash into an adjoin ed yard. ' Fortunately no~rsou w ..:s
injured." 1ll
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u;e,
w~o
rltat
D'on
Mar
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uni'le for F
\'it., 64, R
fotlr 1 of jtl tw<i o boats
Tn which 'gllal'd day· at
wit~t aftel'{ The g'1
p&t!t ~
reaebil Bertie it i~p<
cover
tbe
tu
ahovt i
er afto
the dri thllt ,)lt an b~ur rtig'bt; I oo bono
mail-~
BerYie.
M'O~DI bat~
eblia4i kn e
is-e
ebbtide tliealkn
- aooa;t lritb only - U.e gpt I
'back. :
·~fo.uad,~
-~1 Placeei,
11oi lbe'Jri 11120~
... llld . ofc Ll
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»Lord ppea,.
f'llioia
th 10
r il tQ
R~
t, to :tfica rhida t t:be oJ
it
llby :l&it.,,
on a,
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ALGIER~.-FRANCE. "
Arcounts from Algiers stated that M.;shal V~ w.- in negotiation with several tribes for adopting th~m ~J.nto the m·vice of France, which h~t4 uniformly served the )lte Dey, and that already bety;eeil 5,000 and 6,000 of them:' had left the ttrritory of Abd-el-Kader, to come and settle in;>CoJeab.
The French are in the san1e article described u ,:;gainiog ground in every direction in Africa.-Time1. ~ ·
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NSIDE SIDE SALE SA TUESDAY MOThe Constitutionnel h'ls the following from its eolirespon- dtnt from Lop:rona, dated th~ 2d inst. :-"Since tbd; arrival. of tbe Pretender at Es~lla there have been constatlt mar-· cning'l! and coun~rmarchings in tbnt district. It is lffirmed
tb~t Marshal Bourmont, whose Rrrival at the rebel ~mp is known to everybody, is completely reorgani~ing the~Carlist arm1·, which is,to be divided into three'corps, each co~posed of three brigades of infantry, and one of cavalry, with 12 6elrlpieces. A f.ourth corps, ai a reserve, will remai~ at the l!e~rl<JUarters of the Pretender. This army, amoun~ing to 30,000 men at most, is alre:(dy·h~tlf clothed and equipp~d. {or
wi1irh it has to thank some legitimist merchants apd the O N TUESDAY · G
money "of the Holy Alli11ncy.. A
procla~ati~n, da~d ~e~
'u
ndcrsigped will sell, with::; "'"'...,rvbruary _7, and Signed Charles!
v ...
Cathohc Kmg o~·{Spaan, :Bignmen~. . . .calls the N avarrPse· to arms, dtjclanng that Jsabellll 181: a bun. , ; • . . -
doe e.! lw hl'r allies, and will shortly acknowledge her t'·legiti. 1 About 1~ packag~f t(>f 'r;'t'.~g anl:l pac:kirtgl P11per mate Sovereign. The p11rtizans of Don Carlos are ap~ading
?
trunks •of !f-adJe& Shoes1t abroad that he has been acknowledged by the . n~tthern· 2 cases reel !Cottons, &c.
powers, anrl that their exam pie· will shortly be follo,..ed by : At the same time
wi\ 1 be
offered tbe usual the rest of the s·overeil{n~ of .Europe. The Comtil .. tionntl factu-res, Tea, &c.; ard an Inside Sale of l~kes notice ol the contntdictiolll given by the DelJati !o the take placea.f
E~eveo 9'Clock,presence of General Bourmont at'Estella, but observe!~} that • , VE;>IlNING, tae preunce of certain officen at the Court of Don Catloa i1
Ill le11~t acknow\erlged hy that journal. It adds, th~t the assertion of its correJ;pondent respecting General Bou~(nont,
v;ho is said to have·come by Sal'!(tander, is most positive'; and tht rumours of any 11ccommodation between the Quf!en and Dnn Cnrlo! are e;ery day g11ining ~trength in Navafre.-
Jfarci\ 20. ;
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THE DANISH NAVY. ·.
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The Danish Navy List, published monthly nt Copenliagen untlrr the sanction of the Adm:iralty, shows by its nu!t1ber for February, that the Danish fleet is composed of 98 sh{ps- ':lz., ~even of the line, four of which are of 84 gunK, one of 6~, ~nrl two on the stocks; sev~n frigates, one of 48 guns, fuur of ·Hi. and tiVo of 40 ; six brigs, one of 18 gunsj'or.e of IG, 11nd four of 12 ; three schooners, one of 8 guns,-~and two of silt ; three cutters, 64 gunboats, and tbre6 Ql~ttar
boc.ts.- .Uarc4 12.
THE STORM 1:-< tkoTLAND~The mail {or EdinbUrgh, wh1ch left Aberdeen unrler the charge of McDonald,. the guard, aod a.. driver, at 20 minutt'IS past 3 o'clock on Salur- d~y afternoon, got on ·pretty well durinq- the daylight, ~ot- 1rllhstanding the severity of the gale and the thick drift, :but after dark the difficulty of proceeding every moment incre~d. The guard· and driver, however, persevered, and though~:tbe P&th Will! rlubio'us, and often bese\ with dan/l'er, succf!edea in reaching Rob Roy, a place abou~ three miles north (~m Berv1e, at half-past 2 o"clork in the morning. They fo4nd It 1mposs1ble to tnke the coach further, and in order to dis- cover whether it was practicable to pursue their jouritey
the guard went fonvard on horseback. He had not gl)ne lhQve 100 yRrds from the houses mhen be got into a wreath tf snow, and notwithstanding. hf!! proximity to Rob Ri>y, the dnft and darkness so obhterattd all trace of, his path that he enti~ly lost himself, and it 1vas upwards of fi.alf an hour before he reg•ined the house. There he stopped
: all
night, anrl 11t d11ybre~tk, finding it 'impossible to get forward
?O borse!Jack, he en!l'•ged five men to assi&t in carrying tpe 111ail-bags, and trnvE'llerl on foot, through deep IDOl,., :to Barvie. Hav(.ng obtained a postfchaisc 1vith four ho~s
M' Oonald attempted to prosecute his journey to the soub,:
but bad not gone far when he was oblie ed to relinquish t}le cbalse in consequence of the depth of the sc6w, ahd ·~o have . ~course to horseback. Taking advantage of· t))e tbb tide, he a~d his five fellow-horsemen proceeded alo~g the shore to tht North Esk, whe~. they crossed the btid~e
"'d reached Montrose in safety at 4 o'clock on Supday aftef-
~D. M'Donald proceeded from .Montrose wit~out dela-)-, 'tlth. the same number of assistants carrying the b&V~, but b¥1 only got lbN>e miles on his \TIIY when he was obliged to 'u~
h.ck:. Monday morninll he left lHontrose on horseback, but ::Und the snow deeper
.t~ an
before. . It wa.s 'impossible to.fo~
• the road fro.m the 1mm~r.se wreaths blown up in many
~. so that be had to make circuits tbrou"h fields. Soul., li tbe wreaths betwixt Montrose and Arbroa~h, were from 1$
lo 20 feet in depth, and in the mo·st favourable places
tilt
IQow wu fou.r feet deep. _Some ideni therefore, may be for~ a.d
or tho
di11icuJty cxpenenced by \he guard in prosecutin&f
'r.·
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E/. ELEPHANT QIL.-To-Morrow Morn 23d inst., ll>t Mr. Joioi-es' Sale OD the nu-HUI~.to tlie highest Bidder,
8
C8$kS of Sea Elephant• . ' I DEANE.& .. u,cu,
Q" A few new . for Private Sale.
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O LET, tl.e Ho05f 11nd Garden " Zorg merly the propertyof
Mr. H P. MOLLE every convenillnce, and in a good state of n:u•unApply to
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UBLIC SALE.-On Wednesday A n, the !27th instant, at 2 o'CMck precisely, the U 'gnetl wi(J cause to I.Je puhlicly sold in Market Square, rt>mnant of, Groceries, lOO ce.ses ~lteet Oil, yellow Soap, Tea, Coll'ee,.25 bo::.ea ~ecently imported. English Confit, boxes J>re-· s:er!erl Fru1ts, about
10r
Fu1ds European Salt, anda &otcb Cart. J. H. BA~f.
lOO
SERVE.-TO-MO instant) will be sold.:
lOO bags of yellow MIIUril:.in!l without the leaat
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l11 the Ell~tt ~f. tAt late J.ou.AN BuNA,D ENGUBRJ:c,r ..
and '""'''mg Widow 'tAKI4 CATH.AjKlNA Boacu.
P U,BLI~
SALE.-'fheUndersifn~ ExtcR'trix ud Ex~
, to.r~
ip
this Estate, will ~ll hy ~blic f\uction on·TtiES- D~Y1 the 26th June next, ob favo,-ableterm•,- . \
A House an~ Erf, situated at jWa&erkant,
No.
8~ Con- taining two large Lower ancl follJ1 Upper 1RoOms,
Kitchen a·nd Back PremiBCI; on th~ aaidjProperty, the decwedi;
we.ll known to have carried on a ~tail B~iaeu for the last .
20· years and upwllf!Is. Also a :q~Uty of MerchADdile Groceries, Ironmongery, &o. &c. &c. . ·
Further, Shop. Fatur~ co111jating of .Counter; Glau C11ses, Shel,.es, Weights a~d ~ea, ~- &c.; a Dutth Eight-day Clock, an Alarm do,, Ho~nebold Fllt'Dilure1 Chain,_
'l'"'&tea:, a quantity of Silver, a
aP•*
witla mu&, Nill; alldOars, and many other articlea too numeroua to particulariZe,_
Wid, W. C. E:iJGELRRECHT, Tett. Executrb,' A. J. RElS, } Teltamentary·
J. P. BORGSTROM, Executors.
,Cape Town, June 13, 1838. • ·
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N W edneada y. the Sth of A ujuat neJtt, will be sold by·Ppblic Auction, at the Farm Rltm061erf011Jftta, Diltric~
Swelle~dam1 all the young Stalho.n~ of 2 yehra old, from &be Stud of Rtitz, Br.edo, Jouberl, ~ ~p.
JOSEl'll BARRY,. Aoolioneer.
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HF. Umiersigned requt>sta the. Public not to bunt or· st1oot Game -on the Lands of his Farm. "Zil..ermyn ,,_near ~imon's Town, as those trespassing will be proaecu~
accnrdmg to~"'·
.
,p, J. oa VILLIERS.15th June, 1838 •.
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R. RICHARDS will ha,ve one vacancy after the Holi-·lY;L
davs.N. B. 'fhe Holidays wHI oommen~ on the 22d int&ut;.
and the School will be re-open,ed OD tbe 2d July.
W .
ANTED, an a_ctive Male Se~nt,. who can prodnte a. cha:acter.-LJberal wages Will b.e giv~n.-Inquire of1·Mr. RlcHAB.D:S, No. 4, Hope-street,· Tum-plean1 .
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O LET, an Upper and Lo1rer St~re', well adapted to·stowing Grain, Hay, or Chaff.-lnquire u ·above.
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cutora
of &be 8", .i~tend . to, sell by- WEDN.ESDAY, tile~~onrqg
.t~
·. the Ji '· .•J,
~ To b.~
111t~u oJice . P.f, ·
P•per•t'l.at.qf · " rl, ·. ·
Ordaa't
Towm
JowfNI,'" ~.Jl~. A. RoBIUI.TSoN"a,'.
H~"-l..a.•. .
; I • ' " ' ' ~r IN"~'
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~ PULL ~ND\·C~UaA~& .
' · , .REP 0 R T 0 P THE •T RI :A L ~
Aroof.(;ENsTRoM ~ v. c:tMPBE~L,
' Fo:a LiB&_L• . ..
Prict,-91Pt~~e~
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~AVE COMPENSATION q.AtMS.-The UndersignedWill
Pnrchallt'! or Receivei!rw
to recover Compensa- tion ~laimti.-:-Penona _repuiring· , ~: io1 adunee may have the Amount •bey requtre at a 111 . erate rate of Interest., · .ij~MILTON ROSS & Co.
r 1 • , ;
l• tlu lfUOlfJt'llt .fl.tate
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:J!.AN HIUID&I.; LJ:i5A:a.P
EllEMPTORY,Sl\LE OF1LAND~D ~JtOPERTY.-Will
be -.al•l~o bfPI':Iblie Aoctl~n, 'on ¥0NDA Y. tb~ 23th of. JuJe 1838. •l IO'o"fk intb~J Forenoon,
by orderof
theSopretl;ae Court, 'bllforfl a Special&mmi111iolier, ·on .the; spot,
io 'the
~astle
llreet. Ca Towo1~re..,ptarily
to tbe bigbest~~~~~~~~~;=~~~~~~~~~~~
bidder/ . · .. · -
W1dow,
nz.
:-a Howse111na '· part of the ;Farm " KOSO{l.rqpl~D1·Land adjoining, meaauf'in,g\ ~em,aanmg
· Hl4 eq04re roods, aud
, · ht. ' · ·
G INTELLIGENCE.
c+rtain;_ Hoole anrt Pre~isea, eita~te ~n this Table Valley, in
mo•I'JI'e:n,ll Castle~atreet,' cor.ner of ~oee-etr"e~. ID Blok F, and th,re. a '. -~-
part of _No. 1;7, now marked No. 9.' meuoring 8 aqaare
'\'<XI'·
. Sailt/1 owl -.qf'Too
le Bay.: aqoare roOds perpetual.auitrl!nt Fruit Tree.. . • . 1
Further, ~I aorta of~ Houl.leD·Ota
-·Chain, GJass-cases, W mlrol*s, Bedsteads and
'fdi~
....
~orcelain, Glass :and ~henware, Kitchen ~t4en.ils,&c. &c. &o. ; Cellar . Jm~le!Denta, as
Buckets, ~ Brandy Stil~, a , ;Raison Kettle, a _Cooper's and Carpenter's Too1a, a .quantity of . lpr framea. &c. some new Yokes, canvass and '"""""'
~~ei, and other loose property to be exposed qn of Sate; ind ' lastly, -the unexpired Indentures of ale ~-~ female Apprentices.
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~A~D, }P. F. Rd. o.: VILLIERS, _ t;xE:cut·ors.
H. A. ILDENHUYS,
1100
GOATS.-TheEXCEL\ LENT
U ndersignerl wi 11 pdhlicly Sblrl, on TUESD~Y,
tbe 261h inst .. at Lhel\1_r Jolu. Roux, at Tygerbierg, by l\11,8Srs. Faure ~ KiJrrt'en.
1,000 ex~··~ilen t rat Sheep, 100 Goats. and 24 trai Osen.-Tht! CaLIIH will bH pres~nt on the day or
not privatdy di~post~d of.- The Purchasers ;may, ir ..
-ulu"""·
ha~e Credit £or 6 or 9 months, prnvid"d Acceptaoces be P!"'"""~·
with Interest, from 1he Thir<l Mouth after the SRie.
Cape Town. June 7, 1838. C. P. WOL
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ENDEitS.-For Paiting1 the front or the Church~ Evangelic Lutheran (.;orpmonity, the StePple, two adjoining the Church, two boasei behind the t;Jt,ll•vrtu•n IIOall", and one hou:w. situated i11 Zi.,ke-atreet, will be by the Undersigru·d until ultiq10 Jane. from aocb perso ' mat be willing to do the wor!£, after having· duly i"''l''"'"'"'l
Bam~. ,J. S. LEIBBRAND'I~ Eft!
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OTICE.-Messrs. D!!NEYS & Cp. beg to inform ' Person who thought praper to interfere with their wer last Sunday, aboU-'·Working on that day, nod thus kiogthe 4th Commandm.-nt, that certain work (which class-under the head" works Of necessity,") is done in Brewery every Sunday,-and ~bey rpquest that the question, or any body .else,wlill
refrain from such i qent .Puritanical interftrence with their servant inf~ if~ there ·is No LAw to hinder a person from med with hit neighoour'a business, they intend to make one the occasion,
Messrs. D. & Co., take the liberty to give this fair in " Christia.., charity to all 'men," be be or they Je\'f
Gentile, Lay or Clerical. , ;
120 do. (ef!t, and 42 do. inches, ..
This Houa~ is, on acc;~unt or ,ita l(ood si~!lation,. particularly
~ell ad~pt4':d (or a Retail~ or any otbe.r ba111Je&l,
A·t ll o'clock, at the Frsbelj ·near Green Point, Certain Piece of Frt'ehoJJj Land, lli'tuated North-tutward or the Lion··· Ramp, near ~bP. ao' called Grt"enpoiot, measuring 69 sqoare roods and 64 do. fl'!t't, with the substantial built Hoose
and Oat-oilices f:rected thereon. '
1 This J.7operty is known to be yery desirable for a Whale JLnd .o' beri Fiaberiea, and also for tbt~ ,residence of" respectabltl ramdy. ;
· A fter:warrta at the ~e place_,
Certain Piece of fre .. hold Land. situate in the Cape District ia the Downs. to the West of the VarlceoYallt~y, measuring
2-tt
morgeo. · ·
Also.,
·Ci:ertain 2 i.· bares iA ·the Cape of Good, Hope Steam Navigation
. Company. ; , ..
Soli\~ o~tstan~ing Claims, and what further may be otrered
op
the•day\
or Sale ·The ConUitions or Sale may be k_,own by applying at the
dffice
of the Master of tl).e Sapte?"" Court, of the Auctioneer l\tr. J. ULo'uK, amd.of the Unde_rsagned. .The Titt'.le Deeds and Di rao.s ma~ bf! seen ou applicatioa to the first U ndersign .. d. · ·
Cape Town, 11th May I 3S. .
E. Ai BUYSKES,} Joint J. r.~·JURGENS, Trustees,
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NAVAL DEPAaT:wEsT,*mon'a Bay, 15th June, 1838.
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HE undermentioned frt~les will lle' disposed of by Puhlic Auction, on MONDA(Y, the 25th instant, at Teno'Clock, A. M. \ ·
30 Puncheoos,} 8 . . k 55 Hogsheads, new pmt ·cas 8 • A quantity of pickle TiJces and Barrels
Ditto of tight and dry Barrel,
i
~Hogshead!, and smallCasks ; .
Ditto piclLle and barrel (Ins h), and tight and
dry
barreland i-hogshead Staves Ditto tight and dry Heading Biscuit Bags, Guony B~s.
Condema:ed Tea, Wrappers, &c. &c.
Also, One 26'feet Yawl Two 25
do.
Cutters.' The " M'ar.r Eli;abeth,"
a
very h._ndsome half-dec'l\ed Pleasure Yacht (boat), coppered and copper fastened wiLhSails, tnd other Stores. '
June 13. Zenobia, ~o London\,
14. Munster
Lus,
to Sf Helen~17. Ballocban; t:O Bordeaux.
' VtPeu m T/wlt 1Bay.
Sbips-Meg Merrilies, and DauntleM.
Barks-Agrippina, Agnea, Felicitr, Nep~uoe, Catberine,
and Arab. ' .
Brigs-Mary Jane, Alice, Haniiltoil, Globe, Lord Stnma- rez, Bromleys, ao:d Koyana;
Schoone~onch. \
A~d in Sinwn'1 Bay.
June 17. H.M.S. Vgl'age, Capt; H. Smith, from Rio ~~~,
27, to India. ,
17. H.M.S. Scout, Cip.t. R. Graig, from Ascension May27·, to Simons Bay. ! · .
Veu~u
in Simotn'' Bay. ·JJ. M. S. Melville, Bpnetta, Suracen, Volage, ~d Sc.i>at.
.Shi~s-Dortena, T\VIl(l!d, Alina, and Buckinghamabin.
Schooner-Munford. \ "
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~AB If t · P • . Y Z E ff.
· :! Jen_ 20 iuny 1838.
Aloe per pond . • . • • ;Aloes peq¥>uud .. 0 - 6 St.
Amapdelen, per l, .. Almonda, per 1,000
11 -
If RdL Appelen, per lb. • •• ~ •• .Apples, pei: lb . . • IQ ~ ,11 St..Abrikozen, pttr ditto • • Apricotll,ditlo . • • • 8 - · 10 ' Aardappeleo, per mud. fo~Loes, per maid. 10 - 131lda.
Azyn, per legger ... Vinegar, per leag., 53- 56 Balken, per atuk • . • , • lleams, eaeh.. . • • • 0 - 0 Boonen per mad •...••• Beau, per rnuid... I4i - 30 Besjeawasch, per lb. ,;. Perry Wax, perlu 0 - 0 Boter, dito • . • . . • . Butter, per lb •••• , 42 - 60 St.
Brandewyn, per Jegger. *r.an<ly, 11 1~ • . I!il - 155Rd~
Bokkevellen .. . ... , Buck Skins '·... I - ll Drooge Oaaeobuitlen .•.
11ry
0~ Hides . . . • 3 - 4 Eenden e'o Makooweo .. Ducks& Muac.do.,l i -
2}Erwteo, per mud ....•.• Peas. per muid .• • 16- 25 Garet, (lito ... Barley, rer muid'., ,0 - .Ill
lioen!lere per atuk ..•• H~na, each . , .• .'. I - ll Ganun, dito ... G~ese, ditto '... 2 -
2t
Kallweren dito ... Turkeys, p. 1itto.. 3~-
bt
Haver, fie! mud . . . . . Oats, per mnrd.... 8 - 9 Hooi. ped 00 ponden.. H•y, per 100 ·lbs..
61 -
6!Honing. dito ...• , Honey, per lb... • 12 - Id 81.
Houtekolen. per yk , , Charcoal, p. a$ek.. 1 -
11
Rd •• Kaf, per 16 aakken .• Chaff, 16 aack1 .•. , 60 - 95 Ka1en, Kaap. per lb ... Cbee.e, Cape. p.lb.. 0 ~ 0 St.Kalk, sohulpe, pr t.e.am Lime, Shell, p iraum 2t - 2l B.d.
30 : 00 F~XCELLENT FAT s
Hn M' V 0 - Steen ..•• ...•.• - Stone diuo... If I 1ta•
· n I J ' ICTU AJ,LING PI' ICE, 1\.oorn, 10 1\-loddeo,.,. Wheat. 10 muilj•.. lBU -' J9{ "'
" & WO KAr ATER GO A TS.J . . .
Simon's B!iy,: 15th June, 1838. Lins:tln, per mud . ..•• i.entH-, per muid • 20 - 25The Under.signed will cause to be publicly_ sold, on THUR-1- NQ.TICE 1S hereby g•.,en, \hat Ten~rs and $Ampleli will Meel. lyn, per 101 lb . . Floqr, fine, P· 19Qib.
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0 DAY, ;the 5th of July n'ext, at his Farm 11t Groot Drakeq- be receive~ at this Office tlli.Noon, .on MONDAY the Mel1e8 , per mud .... ' .. ~laajlle, per makl •. lO _ ll&tein,
~he
above number of Sheep AndK~tpater
G01tts,fatt~
2d~ulb'
next, (11·hen partiestc\ndering,;! o~
somepel"liO~
on Oliphantsta'nden pr. pond lephllnta' 'l'lleth,lb. 0 _ . 0 tlian aqy recently brought from ~he Interior . ..;_The Cattle wi I the1r beb11lf, are requested to~ present,) for 56,000 pouncla OkkernoLen per IUO. • . aiJtuta, fl8r lOO..f _ n
DOt be· pri\·ately disposed of, llut be present on the Day of' Biscuitfor Her Majesty's Nayy. :1 Planllen. per •oet .• nkt per root 0 - 0 St.
Sale,
s,
W. VAN DBR MERWE. · 'fheTI. , E l b W ende.raipus.texpre. ss thl!. price iq Sterling, per 112 Peren . . p er··pon . .. . .
tl•
pra.
per 1 b. ' · • • • • • 5 - 8 Groot Drakenstein,_ June 18, 1838. \ pol'nds ng t8 · etght, m worda at lengtb, and the periorl of Peraakeu, dlto .•....• p acbjll, dit•- -... 6 _ .12delivt"'. ' : R "" -
Messrs. Foan & HA OPT, Vendue Administrators. \ ·• · o!ynen, per pond .•• R iaiJhl, per Jb.,.,. 5 _ 6· St.
1 ·Two responsible persons must lbe proposed in the Tender, R.ogge, per mod.. • . . • R
·t-,
per mo:ll .· .• , 12 _ 12fll1126 ~ 0 SHEEP AND GO.\ --T-8-.-_-0_n_F-ri~ o~
the: due fulfilmen_t or the CoJttract.~troo,
per 16zak. •..•
St aw.p.l6sacka • •o -
0, . 1 .rabak, per pond • , .
• . : / l' . •
per lb.: • , 21 _ 23se,
- day, the 6th of July; the v·ndersigned wil
~ ooo · SHEEP !will b~ Publicly Sold rfger.Leeaweo&Str~~ia Li~n.' ~l'iger.
&Q•·cau~e to'be ~old, on the Farm of Mr. P. Faure, at Stellen ~' . ,
on Saturday,
tb~.30thinstant,
Velleo. per atult:. • • •• tricl!Sluu1 •• . . . •o _
4 Bdl.hoaeb, 1.200 excellent fat Sherp and Goats. at lhe farm of \\fr. J(U!(Jbw' Ratuf; amoilg them: are about Uyen per m11d ••••• ·'·· Onion~ per m1,1id· •. ~ , 6
_ 'fit
Jlds.D. J · LE ROEX. l.SQO crpss Mnrinpa, all\ ia exeell"i't oondititlo. . . ; . • Varkens, gemeste · · • • PiffS• Jattened,
e~ . .
·42 - 60·.Messrs. fAo&& & Koa.snN, Vend. Adms. June
V .l~.
H. A. S.t..NDENlJERGH. q.q. - - ongemeac.e ...:r ' anCa~.n~
: •• J5 . ..:... 110~ ~.e
Cattle will certainlyQeprese~t. - ~ ~ o ·: oo · ~ - c .· ELL~NT. F.AT: _SHL'_ r.~ ~P. V~e~;t~·~:;,; :~;k, ~+~li6!"t:~~ ~ ~:
:~·_:1
6e a .. : RE\xrARD
'Y.-.a...uqt
T~ft a b
PJll: a mo~ th ago
I .-The Uo ~ ersagned '
WlU~ cause ~et,
or talk,: Bed@ j>er~r
lb. •••• pond.~ ~et q ~ed r Tallnw.p.
per-lb. ;..~ b.
l fJtl
lr-
-U
18~
j • .... : between the Fa~ ofr ~r. J. SMUTS· , at to~
Pri\ntelYIQl~
OQtibe
25th J ne, at 'the Fann of Mr.~
vgen JM;lr~.otf
... F1!§8,per
lb ..... : • 10~ ~z
Tygerberf, and Phesantenkraal, a Sih'fr ~nti9~ Watch, A. $1~ aituated at Purdenberg the ab01"e Dumber of ex- Wyn.ordmalf~:_perleg· Wio~: ordiqary p.
No. . ~ny person returning th~ same
f o
the Uri~enigned, Ciell~t f~ Sheep. . . , \ A. C.:»•
VILLJERS •. · ger ·• "'"\• • .... • .. , l!'g , , •••••••.•· ! , 4;; , -
(,J) fldr.,'ll'ill reoote the above rew11rd. , P.A. CLOETE. P~~nberg, IO'June,, lf!38. . - Pontak
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Po~ ... , ~ UO - 125 '1\lapmtits, 20 June, 1838. I . ! NJ,B. Refreab~qenta~ill
be
proviclttd. . . Wol • . Scbape~ p lb. .. W~l.d,er lb. . • • •H i
~ ,SZsa.
T
HIS to c4JI~m-.,ing,
unto b.im, at Nine o·after-a pai,ful ·dokit illiieu ~ eased
of twe11-.y tile,~lini!hty
yun, which be !:bore with unparaJJeled· Chriltlan reeignalion, my beloved H;usband, Johafl Lodewyi\ Her/Jo~at the are o( 61 years, 7 iJlontha, and 26 days, ~ter a, . appy union of 36 yean ; of ~wblch paintul ~oss noti~ ie h~ y gi!'e.a .to Re la~tives 11nd 11,1'!end!, requesting to be1exco~. tb~ vuus of con-~
do lance. · • Th,e Wido1" F. AJ C. HERBO~D. Cape l'own1 l~ June,
1838. ; .
, . . . : Zoetf!tmoe~.,. per lOO Ora~lf"· per 100 ~. ·
-1 ;- 16
Jld,0 ~~CELLENT .AT SHEEP' ~~~a~bm~pperl!'rm l.emo~a :Ja~ ~a~.
]2 .- HA ' ND . GO ' , .
Zoa- per mad;~
• • . •. • • Salt. \lfr mu!CJ .. '-• 3i - 6• 200 , . ATS. - On
Zoolleder, pe1'11
)lo1d·~
.Sole~tl1cr. f
hi4e 0 ....,. 0 AY. the !Stb Juoe, the Und~ed will cauae Zeep. ~. ~ ... Soap, per lb ••••••o
~ 0 ··• uhli~ly o be sol4, at ~he Farm .of1
Mr~ H,Uri6 0. oan'iehrk, at.J~tenberg~. the aboye numbeJ' of ucellent fat
beerl,
~·eh w~r~pun:li~
by tbe 'u.il.derNded in p.enoq,
ad t~ere ore n1~o f~ rec:ommencJatioo~ · . :: · Paarl, Ju~. 8.'58. · B'. o~ ~ EN$LIN. .
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