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Ondergünsteten voornemens zynde zyne Affaire P te concentreren, biedt te koop aan zyn welbekende Boerdery, ‘Saldry’s Fountain,” gelegen onder de Ezel- jagts Bergen, omtrent 10 mylen van het Dorp Caledon, met de standen Oogst, euz » noodigd desen uit die hunne verlangen hebben te kennen gegeven hetzelve te koopen, uaarzyne Residentie te Caledon, op den 24 dezer, wan. Neer verzegelde Tenders zullen worden aaagenomen, en de hoogste, indien goedgekeard, worden geaccepteerd, Caledon, 1 Oct. 1836, J. S. NEEDHAM. BERIGT, ACOB een Apprentice van Bovengeteekende, zich voor lange tyd reeds hebbende geabsenteerd, en veronder- steld wordende zich op te houden in de nabyheid van de Paarl. Men verzockt dat de Personen, die hem herbergt. hem dadelyk naar zyn werk zal terug zenden, daar zy anders in regtea zullen worden vervolgd, ke Bovengem. Apprentice heeft veel het voorkomen van een Hottentot, is $7 jaren oud, is een gvede Koetsier, en is wel bekend in de Kaapstad en H.ttent ots Holland, BORRADAILES, THOMPSON & PILLANS, PUBLISHER VERKOOPING. FREXE Publikke Verkooping zal worden gehörenden aan het Pakhuis van den Ondergetecken, op HEDEN MORGEN, den 14den dezer, van eene groote verschiedenheit MANUFACTUREN, GEORGE GREIG. COMPENSATION GELDEN. COMPENSATION GELDEN. Compensation GELDEN. P MAANDAG den 17 October aanst., zal de Onder. O geteekende ter Plätze van den Hr. Nicotas Mos- TERT, Botterberg; Order Administratie van de Heerea Faure & Korsten, publikat van de Heerea Faure & Korsten, publikat van de opregte Blüden Paarden Ploughboy, Pompey, Clinker, Rhodrick Dhu, Diabolus, Orville, Waxy en Morisco; met Veulens van Morisco en McA zynde gemelde Merries nu gedekt van Morisco en Emilius, Twaalf Roinen van Vier jaren eud, afkomstig van Morisco, Een Honderd geleerde en ongeleerde Oxsen, Dertig Koeyen met Kalveren, Dertig dito die staan te kalven, Vyt- lig Vaarsies van Twee en Drie jaren oud, alle af komstig van opreyte Friesche Bullen. BERIGT AAN WYNGAARDENIERS, NOODIGD (100) Een Honderd Leggers van de beste droge donker gecouleurde Pontac. J. B. EBDEN. M. MELCK. P aanst:) MAANDAG MORGEN, den 17 dezer, zailen de Publiket Vendatie worden Voortgezet an het  Vendutie van de Onderg-teckenden worden opgeveld, het restat dcr Baltische Duig Vaten. eene hoeveelheid Harpoenen, Aardewerk, enz. BURRADAILES, THOMPSON & PILLANS. TE HUUR, Den 1sten November aanst. het Huis No. 8, Plein- straat, te bevagen by den Eigenschaft, wounachtig naast het Huis van de Wed. Steyn, Buitenkant. SITUATIE BENOODIGD, LS Huishocdster of om kinderen op te passen, door A eene respectable Eugelsche Vrouw. Aanzock te doen aan George’s Hotel. Nu. Heeft geene objectie om te reizen. BENOODIGD. ENE fatsoenlyke Jongeling om te worden opgeleidt E in de Kleedermakers Ambacht, Adres aan het Gazette Kantoor, No.1, Gravestraat. COMPENSATIE GELD. E Ondergeteekenden bielen hunne Diensten en die yan hun: Kuntoor te London, de Heeren Borrapats ES, Sons & RiveNHity aan, om vorderingen op het Compensatie Fonds te ontrangen. ; BORRADAILES, THOMPSON & PILLANS. KAAP DE GOEDE HOOP BRAND ASSURANT IE MAATSCHAPPY. No. 22, Heerenngracht. Orcerie op DEN isTEEN DecembeR 1835. KAPITAAL :— & 20,000, IN 400 AANDEELEN VAN £ 50, IEDER, Dürfteuren = Ed, J. B. EBDEN, Voorzitter. Ed. HAMILTON ROSS, Hr. WILLIAM GADNEY, Hr. THOMAS SUTHERLAND, Hr. HARRISON WATSON, Hr. SAMUEL BLACKALLER VENNING, Hr. THOMAS TENNANT, Baron VON LUDWIG. De Hr. HOWSON EDWARD RUTHERFOORD. AUDITEUREN : De Hr. THOMAS ANSDELL De Hr. GEORGE HODGSON. SECRETARIES : De Hr. RICHARD WEBBER EATON. Prys per PREMIEN: PRPON? Eerste Klasse, gewone risicos, 2s, 6d. per £100 Tweede Klasse, gevaarlyk, 4s. 6d. per 100 Derde Klasse, dubbel gevaarlyk, Gs. 8d. per 100 Vierde Klasse, Dakhuizen, 1%s. 6d. per 100 De voordeelen welke het Publik geniet uit het oprigten van deze Maatschappy zyn de verminderingen welke gemaakt zyn sedert deszelfs oprigting van 25 pCt. op zes De voordeelen welke het Publik geniet uit het oprigten van deze Maatschappy zyn de verminderingen welke gemaakt zyn sedert deszelfs oprigtting van 25 pCt. op zes De voordeelen welke het Publik geniet uit het oprigten van deze Maatschappy zyn de verminderingen welke gemaakt zyn sedert deszelfs oprigtting van 25 pCt. op zes De voordeelen welke het Publik geniet uit het oprigten van deze Maatschappy zyn de verminderingen welke gemaakt zyn sedert deszelfs oprigtting van 25 pCt. op zes De voordeelen welke het Publik geniet uit het oprigten van deze Ma Sötzen van risicos, en de securité verschaft du door deszelfs talryke Eigenaren. Kantoor uren van 9 tot 3 ure., R. W, EATON, Sec. Gouvernements Gazette en Handelslyst. Circulatie:—800 Exemplaren. Gelezen door alle Klassen, doch voornamelyk door Hand. teering en Handelryvenden. DE zeer lage prys (Rds. 9 per jaar) heeft aanleiding ge- geven, dat deszelfs circulatie meer dan VERDUBBELD is in omtrent zeven maanden, Inteckenaren nemen weke- lyks toe. Buiten deszelfs nut als een Authenticke Aanteekening van de WETTEN DER Kotonie, heeft het onder deszelfs tegenwoordig bestuur, de additionele byvoeging van eene ““HANDELSLYST” welke wekelyks eene menigte alge- gemeene Advertentien bevat. De Gazette en Handelslyst wordt genomen aan de ‘*Jerusalem,” ‘*Loyds” en N. en Z Amerikaansche Koffybuizen, door het Genootschap van Kaapschen Handel, en door vele private Personen, in verband staande met de Kolonie, te London, op St. Helena, Mauritius, Nieuw Zuid Wales, Van Diemen's Land. Te Calcutta, enz., enz. MARKET PRICES. Aloe, per pond.... Aloesperlb......... 5t—- 54 St Amandelen, per 1 Almonds, per 2— 3 kd Appelen, per pond.. Apples. per 1bs. lw ~— 1 st Abriken, dito.... Apricots, do. 6~-— 8 — Aardappelen, per mud Potatoes, per m. &§ — 0 Rd Azyn, per legger... Vinegar, per legger 48 — 49 — Baiken, per stak eams, each.. os oe -- O Boonen, per mad.... Beans, per muid wz - 19 ~ Besjeswasch, p.pond Berry Wax, per lb.. 0 — 0 St Boter, per pond.... Butter, prrib...... 24 — 36 — Brandewyn, p. legger Brandy, per legger 112 — 130 Rd Corenten, perpond.. Currants, perlb.... 0 — © St Droge Ossenhuiden, Dry Ox Hides, ~ 4 — 6 Rd Bokke vellen, —— Buck Skins.... 24 -- 48 St Eenden &Makouwen, Ducks & Muscovy do. 1 — 1} Rd Erwten, per mud.... Peas, per muid...... 8 — 20 — Garat, |per mud Barley, per muid 4— 5— Ganzen,dito....... Geese, ditto... 1y— 14 Rd Hoenders, per stuk.. Hens, each.. ay— 32 St Hootskolen, per sack Charcoal; per sack.. 30 — 36 St Hooi, per 100pond,.. Hay, per 100lb 3}— 3 Haver, per mud... Oats, per muid. 4 — 43 Rd Honing, per pond.. Honey, per lb. -lo — 12 — Kalkoenea, ditto.... ‘S'urkeys, ditto, 2—- 4- Kazen, Kaap, per lb Cheese. Cape, 0o~—- 0 — Kalk, Schulpe, y aam Lime, Sheil, pr. W— 1g St — Steen, ditto.. Stone, di,-—- h- Koorn, 10mudden.. Wheat, 10 muids 140 — 1554 — Linzen, per mud. Lentil, permuid.... 0 — 23) — Meel, fyn, per 100 lb Flour, fine, per 100 lb 14 — 144 — Melics, per mud.... Maize, per mnid.... 7 — of — Olifants Tanden, p,tb. Elephantine: Teeth ps b k- 2 — Okkernoten, per 100 Walnuts, per 100.. 20 — 24 St Peren, per pond.... Pears, per lb. « 4 — 6 — Persiken, per pond.. Peaches, ditto 3— 8— Pianken, per voe Plank: 9-10 — Rozynen, per pond 5—- 8 — Rogge, per mud 0 — <7Rd Stro, per 16 zak.... Straw. per 16 6a o— Ee Tyger, Leuwen, en \ Lion, Tiger, & Os Struis Vellen, pstuk J Skine, each...... 4 — 6} Rd Uyen, per mud..... - Onions, per muid- - 7 Vederen, Struis, p Straw, Ostrich, ea. 12 Bedde, p. Ib Bed. Mr. J.N.P. Ayron, 1 Mr. B. Knobel, 1 William Clark (care of Mr. W. Leng, 1 Bland. 1 Mrs. J. Roas, Mr. John Dunn, 1 Mr. S. F. Wernick, 1 Capt. A. G. Hyslop, 2 The following Letters have been dispatched from Cape Town and other Country Post Offices to their respective addresses, but returned being Unclaimed or refused. Mr. J. Albertyn, 1 Widow J. S. Louw, 1 William Blair, esq. 1 Mr. J. Malan, 1 Mr. G. Bosman. 1 D. J. Malan, Ds. 2 Mrs. the Widow P. Camyn, 1 F. Meyburg, 1 Mr. R. Carr, 1 Mrs. Mulder, 1 Mrs. Gerrit Cloete, 1 Mr. H. C. van Niekerk, 1 Mr. P. H. Faure, 1 Jobn Reivecke, 1 C.J. Fick, 1 D. Retief, 1 Mrs. the Widow H. J.C, H. Rynhardt, 1 Faure, } Sec. Book Society Stellen- Mr. Dirk Hamman, 1 bosch, 3 Mr. J. W. Hoim, 1 Mr. Scholtz, 1 Mrs. the Widow G. Joubert, 1 D. Schonberg, esq. Mr. N. Kriste, 1 Mr. J. C. Voigt, 1 W. Lont, 1 H. de Wet, esq. 1 J. Loxton Rosetta Johanna Pieterzen, und 71 jänner en 7 maanden. 18. Jacoba Maria Hassenaar, huisvrouw van den Hr. Fredrik Willem Voges, und 24 jänner, 5 maanden en 20 dagen. MARRIAGE. In St. George's Church, Cape Town, on Monday, the 10th October, by the Rev. George Hoven, M.A, Senior Colonial Chaplain. Mr. P. A. Barchfield, to Miss Susan Drake. CHRISTENINGS. In the English Church, Simon's Town, on Sunday, the 9th October, by the Rev. Henry Frazer, A.B. Colonial Chaplain. A daughter of Henry Springhall, baptized Frederica. A son of Isaac Morrison, baptized Frederick. DEATH. Oct. 6. James Blackman, aged 30 years. Moon’s Cuances:—Oct. 17, First Quarter, 11th. 39m. a. M. SHIPPING and TRADE. Banometen. Max. 30. 17.—Min, 29. 93. THERMOMETER. Max. 78.——Min, 67. Arrived in Table Bay. Oct. 9 Hector, bark, C.M. Smith, from Calcutta June 29, to London. Cargo, sundries.—Put in for refreshments, The 10, Lowestoff, schooner, J. Francis, Caston. Cargo, sundries,—Put in for refreshments, Borradailes, Thompson, & Pillans, Agents, John Marsh, ship, J.T. Clueas, from Lianelly July 6, to Mauritius. Cargo, coals, &c,—Put in for repairs Borradailes, Thompson, & Pillans, Agents. W. Shelly, from Liverpool 3d Aug. to the on, Waterman, & Co. Agents, London June 28, to Laun- 10. Crescent, Port. Cargo, sundry Brings a few letters, from Algoa Ba Cargo, Colonial produce Mine Riggs, 7 steerage Passengers, Hertang & inerva, bark, J. Gray, from Calcutta 28th July, to London. Agents, Lieut, Horne, and Mr, Horsburgh.— Pat uta. Oct. 13th, 3 e.m, the Lord Hobart, from St. Helena, reported by sie. nal, standing in to Table Bay; also a vessel standing in from the Northward, 12, Reform, brig, W. Selkirk, port and Liverpool. Hartis, 72043 prisoner. Ath inst. to this Mr. Sailed out of Table Bay. Oct.7. Glory, to London. 9, Kaysna, to Mossel Bay. Vessels in Table Bay. Ships—Malabar, Hercules, John Marsh, and Harponeer. Barks—Cornwall, Hector, Bon Henri, and Minerva. Brigs—Lecant, Sea Witch, William, Caroline, Margaret and Ann, Capricorn, Olive Branch, Reform. Schooner—AMoria, and Rosalind. Arrived in Simon's Bay. Oct.7. Antelope, schooner, J. Adams, from Table Bay 24 inst, to the Port, Cargo, sundries. —Passenger, Mr. Holl. Sailed out of Simon's Bay. Oct.10. H.M. Ships Columbine and Bonetta, to St. Helen. Vessels in Simon's Bay. Taette, Am. Schooner, Antelope. Arrived in Algoa Bay. Oct.1. Cheerful, T. Tinley, from Table Bay 20th alt. to this port. Cargo sandries.—Passengers, 5 in steerage. Friends, Goodwill, J. McDonald, from Table Bay 22d ult. to this Bere, Cargo, sundries. Passengers, Mr. & Mrs. Balfour and family, Mr. Dennis and family. 3. Courter, J. Proudfoot, from Table Bay 29th ult. to this Cargo, sundries. Passengers, Mr. & Mrs. Bayon, Messrs, Munro, Bartholomew, and Hayward. Sailed out of Algoa Bay. Oct. 4. Reform, W. Selkirk, to Table Bay. Vessels in Algoa Bay. Brigs. Margaret, Chase, and Comet. Schooners, Nt. Helena, Cheerful, and Courier. Cutter. Friends’ Goodwill. HORTICULTURAL and AGRICULTURAL CALENDAR, By James Bowie, Botanist. For OCTOBER. In this month rain falls now, and then, the winds are rather variable, generally from the north-west. In some years the south-east wind does much injury to tender crops during this month. Kitchen Garden.—Sow in drills and pretty thick, seeds of the silver skinned, or of the white onion, for pickling; this crop being expressly intended to produce small bulbs, are got to be thinned out nor supplied with water, and when they have attained the required size, they are to be pulled up and dried by a few hours’ exposure to the sun, but not to remain long enough to be scored. Sow Cape cabbage, cauliflower, cot and cabbage lettuce, radish, early Dutch turnips. Up, red beet; pumkins, melons, and watermelons, as succession crops, and the young cucumber and melon plants must be sheltered from the south-east wind, by placing small bushes to the windward of the plants, drawing the earth to the stems, and continue to observe the instructions for the cucumbers, given in January, the melons do not require pruning, but the leading stems must be accured from injury by strong winds, by pegging them to the ground. Continue to plant out successional crops of cabbage, celery, lettuce, onions, and jugs, into moist and well-maintained soil, plant out capsicum, chili-pepper, and eggplant, spread a mixture of fresh horse dung and dead leaves two inches thick about the plant and over the bed they are in, to shade the roots and save water, when it can be done. Potatoes and okro to be planted out; a successful crop of the okro may be sown in rows, leaving the plants eighteen inches apart. In Guinea sorrel, (hibiscus sabdariffa) cultivated for its leaves, may be sown and treated to the same manner. Thin out the young crops of carrot, parsnip, and turnip, giving the two former plenty of room to well their roots, and to promote this, loosen the ground about them, and in dry weather, water must be given as frequently as possible. Potatoes intended to be kept, may be placed in a cool dry shed, and covered with straw, or other long and dry litter, or pits may be dug, of a convenient size, and about three feet deep, placing some good clay straw in bottom, heaping the potatoes in a pyramidal form, and packing straw round the top as it is raised in height, and, on the top when completed, banking earth firmly over the whole to the thickness of eighteen inches, and let them remain till wanted. Orchard or Vineyard.—The trees in those grounds should be carefully examined, for the eggs, pupa, and larvae of insects, which, if destroyed in these states, prevents future injury to the trees, and is the best method of keeping them under. Shoots springing immediately from the roots, or from the stems as far as the bark is hardened, should be removed, particularly on young stocks, as it is desirable to have trees with a clean stem to accommodate height; several of the fruit trees which throw up suckers from the root, generally denotes disease in the stocks, that sooner or later spreads over the whole tree; it frequently originates in some bad quality of the ground, perhaps, want of sufficient and proper nutrition, or an excess of food injurious to the particular species; whichever it may be, the cause must be ascertained, and the remedy applied in time. In dry weather, water must be led to the trees. Flower Garden.—Constant waterings in dry weather are requisite for all plants in this department, and the young plants of exotics be planted out: the best time for this is immediately after the contours or seed leaves are fully expanded, and the future stem or leaves pushing up. Care must be taken not to injure their roots on removing, and they must be shaded from the noon and midday sun, keeping the soil moist about them, but neither giving too much, nor very cold water. Such tulips, ranunculus, and anemonies, as are reserved for seed should be marked, and the seed vessels of the others cut off. Towards the end of this month, or the beginning of November, the bulbs must be taken up, the best time is when the leaves are decayed. Vineyard—The ground must be kept free from weeds, and the shoots of the vines topped, those producing clusters must be cut off the third joint beyond the truss; a good stirring of the surface of the ground is favorable to the vines at this season. The vines on trellis work must be trained in the direction required, and tied to secure them from the force of the wind, this work should be done in dry warm weather in dark and moist weather the shoots are brittle and require more care. Farm.—Now commences the most busy time for the farmer: barley and oats must be harvested, and the general instructions of last month attended to in this, if required. Fruits.—Oranges: This fruit being now perfectly ripe, seeds of the best favored kinds should be preserved for planting. Lemons, limes and loquat. In choosing seeds for planting, for the citrus (orange-tree) the finest flavored, and deepest eviored, well shaped fruit, and such of these as produce the fewest seeds should be selected. In regard to the seville, or bitter orange, the fruit is to be preferred. The fruit may be allowed to remain in nearly rotten, before the seeds are cleaned from the pulp, and dried for a day or two before they are sown. Beds of a sandy loam, well manured with old cow-dong, should be prepared for their reception. The seeds are to be sown in drills drawn about three feet apart from each other and, if the weather should prove dry, they must be occasionally watered. The young plants will appear in about three weeks; soon after which they must be thinned out to about nine inches from each other in the rows. The leaves thus close, to form but one clean and upright, which will give their free note page. The use of useful seeds, suitable to every purpose they must be continued, will be of great use to them, especially if they are not forming young wood. The cuttings must be formed and the young stems; cutting off the angulist, making a lye of soft or black soap, of cream, adding thereto four ounces of tobacco-dust, one ounce of sulfur vivum to each gallon. This mixture may be applied with a brush, sprinkled therewith by a garden engine or watering-pot. Care Town: Printed and Published for the Contescera of Samuel Joun Mottert, at the Gazette Office, 8° Grave-street, adjoining the Keisersgracht. The Cape of Good Hope Government Gazette. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1836, GOVERNMENT NOTICE. CONTRACTS Trowels, each, H's Majesty has been pleased to appoint the For Supplies to the Police Department, Bisson Fines, 50 feet long, each, Honorable W. H. HARVEY to be Treasurer for the year 1837, Ten 5 feet 2 inches, Half-ankers, each, Further particulars of the above Contracts may be known, on application at the Police Office. As security will be required for the due fulfillment of the foregoing Contracts, the offers must be accompanied by letters from the parties proposed as such, stating that they are willing to become bound as Sureties for the Contractors accordingly. Police Office, Cape Town, 20th October 1836, C. PE LORENTZ, Judge and Superintendent of Police. and Accountant General in this Colony. Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 18th Oct, 1836, By Command of His Excellency the Governor, (Signed) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased sits to appoint the Honorable W. H. HARVEY to be Registrar of Deeds in this Colony. Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 19th Oct. 1836, By His Excellency’s Command, (Signed) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government. GOVERNMENT NOTICE, Notice is hereby given, that The Honourable W. HARVEY, Treasurer General, was this day affirmed as a Member of the Executive Council and took his seat at the Board accordingly, Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 19th Oct. 1836. (Signed) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government, Notice is hereby given, that sealed Tenders will be received at the Audit Office, until 12 o’clock on Monday, the 7th November next, for the Supply of 1st. Provisions for the Convicts employed at Baas Harmen’s Kraal, Muizenburg, Elsjes Bay, Cape Town, and Rondebosch, for the Period of Twelve Calendar Months, to commence on the 25th December next; the Provisions to consist of Wheaten Bread made of Flour as it comes from the Mill, fresh Beef or Mutton, Rice, or dried Pulse (such as Peas and Beans) and Salt. Tenders to express the price in Sterling Money, of the Provisions, per lb. Dutch Weight, and accompanied by a Sample of the Bread, Rice, Peas, Beans, and Salt. 2d. Provisions for the Criminal and Civil Prisoners and NOTICE. EALED TENDERS will be received at the Audit & Office, until Tuesday the 8th November next, for the supply of Provisions for the Prisoners confined in the Gaols at Simon’s Town, Wynberg, and Rondebosch, for the year 1837.—The Provisions to consist of Wheaten Bread made of Flour as it comes from the Mill, Fresh Mutton or Beef, Rice, Salt, &c. Tenders to express the Price per lb, Dutch weight, at which each article will be delivered at the Gaols. 2. For the Supply of 21,832 lbs. of Hay and 12,732 lbs. of Barley, for the use of the Horses employed on Establishment of the Cape District Prisons during the year 1337, The Forage to be delivered at the Gaols, in such quantities and at such times as may be required, Tenvers to express the price of Hay 1. ue 1001bs. and of the Barley by the Muid of 130 Ibs. Dutch weight. For the Supply of such quantity of Candles and Soap as may be required for the Cape District Prisons, stating the price per lb. Dutch weight. For the Supply of such quantity of Lime and Fire-Wood as may be required for the Cape District Prisons, Tenders to express the Lime per half-aum, and the Fire-Wood per load of 1500 lbs. Dutch weight. For Shoeing the Horses employed on the Establishment of the Rondebosch and Wynberg Prisons: per Shoe, for Removing a Set. For the Farm for the year $837, of the Revenue of the Tolls levied at the Lines, Muizenburg, and Simon's Town, For Conveying the Cap District Mails. The Conditions of the Contracts, and all further particulars, may be known on application at this Office. Provisions, Per Ib, Dutch Weight, and accompanied by a Sample of the Bread, Rice, Peas, Beans, and Salt. For the Supply of Soap, Tobacco, Thread, Needles, Brooms, White-wash Brushes, Shell Lime, and Candles, in such quantities as may be required by the Police Department, for the period of Twelve Calendar Months, to commence on the 1st January 1837. Tenders (accompanied with Samples) to express the price in Sterling Money, per lb. Dutch Weight, of Soap, Tobacco, and Candles 3 per dozen skins of Thread, Needles, Brooms, and White-wash Brushes; and per half-aum of Shell Lime. For the Supply of Dry Firewood Fit for immediate use, in such quantities as may be required by the Police Department, for the use of the Prisoners in Cape Town Prison, House of Correction, and Convicts at Amsterdam Battery and Rondebosch Stations, during the period of Twelve Calendar Months, to commence on the 1st January 18. GOVERNMENT NOTICE, Our reference to the Government Notice of the 8th May last, and to the Appointment of the Honorable W. H. HARVEY as Treasurer and Accountant General, it is hereby notified that J. G. BRINK, Esq. has resumed his duties as Chief Clerk in this Office, The Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 10th Oct, 1836, Signed) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government, GOVERNMENT NOTICE, NOTICE is hereby given, that G. E. Joseph has taken out a License to deal in Gunpowder, in Poulett-street, Somerset, East, The Colonial Office, Cape Town, 20th Oct. 1836. By Command of His Excellency the Governor, Orders to express the Price in Sterling Money, per load of 1,500 lbs. Dutch Weight, For the following Smiths’ and Farriers’ Work, for the Service of this Department, during the period of Twelve Calendar Months, to commence on the 1st January 1837, viz. A strong and serviceable set of Horse Shoes, at £ Removing the same, + - Cape-made Pickaxes, 101b, each, per dozen, - A new Iron-wood Handle, for a Pickaxe, - Pointing Pickaxes, both ends, - - Ditto, and stecling do, - - Signed) = JOHN BELL, Steeling and iron do. : Coffees Office, Secretary to Government New Spades, No. 4, per dozen, = a ape Town, 19th October. A new Iron-wood Handle for Spades, etc. BORCHER'S, Civil Commissioner. Sale of the Government Farms A Head to Handle ditto, ZWARTEBERG'S YE. INDEB. Sharpening Spades, each, - : IST of Licences granted for the Grazing of Cattle, VARTEBERG'S VALLEY RONDER ERG, Shovels, per dozen, " - L under the 6th Section of Ordinance No. 5, of 1836: and JAKHALS-FONTEIN, Cape-made double-faced Hammers, well steeled Date. To whom granted. Horned Cattle ape Situated in the Cape District, on both faces, from 8 to 301bs. per Ib, 1336, : * To Civil Commissioner of the Cape District, being Hae Trane sroget aude: ta do - Sept. 16. D. Rossouw, 40 On duly authorized by Government, will sell by Public Sash: a : sane oth faces, - = 24. J. G. Cloete, L, son, 40 On Auction, on SATURDAY, the 12th November next, at Noes 2 great Hammer, per Fe Oct, 4, — E. Grembeek, 12 On 1 o'clock, at the Town House, the above Farms. New Ao bars complete, from 15 to 25 lbs. 4. P. J. Van der Byl, 72 The Conditions and Particulars will be made known on per Ib, - : iS * 14, F. J. Thuynsma, 30 Application auth Ottice, o Pointing Crowbars both ends, - - WM. D. Buissinie, 36 + Civil Commissioner's Office, Cape Town, Do. and stecling do. - é = 15... J. A October 13, 1836 Stecling and iron do, 19, P.E. Haman, 64 P.B. BORCHERDS, Civil Commissioner. Eins a Crowbar, 3 re 19, J.P. de Villiers, 20 Polat Atoawood Handle for a Mattock, | L™ of Licences granted for Cutting Thatching Records, Pointing and sharpening a Mattock, | POLICE OFFICE, Cope Town, Ath Oct. 1836. Do, do, and steeling do. under the 7th Section of Ordinance No. 5, of 1836 : EQUIRED for the use of the Superintendent of Streets, | sia ling and iron do. both ends. : Ming, ~ 72 hom granted, Number of Burdles. and Mounted Night Patrol Repairing and sharpening Stone Chissels, each a set of Nine New Saddles, A fick Shore Grating, per Ib. sia is Sept. As Pie de Vries, 2000 Nine double Bridles, A new Iron Wedge, per Ib. 2: mea earls oe Nine new Halters, and A set of Convicts Irons, complete, per Ib. - Si: c H Leigh y dt Bab Fight pair of Holsters, Fixing the same, - - : 27. D: i Hy sdk i 3000 Tenders for which, specifying the Price in Sterling Unfixing the same, - - : Oct 3. W's's ie a] 1000 YY until 12 o'clock on Monday, the 24th instant, Do. do." above 3 links, - BS D. Calan. 2000 "The Samples to be Produced for inspection at the Police A new Shackle, - - =i Py Rekig es 3000 - "| ice, at one o’clock on, the same day. Repairing a Shackle, including Rivets, - sem ymiet, Civil Commissioner's Office, Cape Town, 20th Oct. 1836. P. B. BORCHERDS, Civil Commissioner. Further particulars may be known on application at this Office. Sickles, each, - : Z sf Water Buckets, per pair, - - C. pg LORENTZ, Superintendent of Police. Baskets, per half-dozen, - a GENERAL POST OFFICE, N Cape Town, 13th Oct. 1834. In the Lange Kloof, a distance of twelve hours, Notice is hereby given, that fresh Tenders for the Transmission of the above Mails, addressed to the Auditor General, will be received at the Audit Office, until Thursday the 17th of next Month. B. CROZIER, Postmaster-General. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, 20th Oct. ETTERS are received at this Office, and will To England, by the Reform. — Madras and Ceylon, by the Wellington. — Bombay, by the Carnatic and Triumph. — Mauritius, by the Capricorn. — N.S. Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, by the Sea Witch. R. CROZIER, Postmaster-General. CUSTOM HOUSE, Cape Town, 12th October 1836. BONDING WAREHOUSES. To the Public. In order to render the Privileges granted to this Port, as munity are hereby informed, that it will be necessary that fit and secure War houses be provided and submitted for Bond, without payment of any Duty on the first Entry thereof, conformably to the Provisions of the Warehousing Laws. Such Warehouses to be conveniently situated to the Public W, use for the purpose undermentioned impounded Cattle and Horses As Bartley and to be sold at the respective Pounds, on the following days, unless previously released, viz: On Friday, 4th November next, at the Pound of Mr. W. L. Ebersol, Oude: Post, Field-cornetcy of Swellcadam, a 2 chestnut Mare, white face, left fore and hind feet white, a set of cat's tail 11 years old, with a brown Mare Foal, one year old: MPVRE Chil Commissioner of Stellenbosch will a brown Mare, star on forehead Right ear cropped, about 4 receive Sealed Tenders, (vost pail) specifying Accommodation and Trade of this Port. W. FIELD, Collector of H. M. Co. NOTICE. The price in British Money, until Weanes, the other of November next, at 11 o'clock, at this Office, for the undermentioned Contracts, all commencing on the 1st of January next, and ending on the 3rd December 1837, viz. 1st. For the Supply of Provisions to the Prisoners, Convicts, &c. confined in the Gaol here, the price to be two slits, 3 years old; a black Ox, left ear a square behind, stated by the left ear a dovetail, and a half-moon in front, 4 years old; 2d. Ditto ditto at the Paarl, ditto. 2d. For the Conveyance of the Weekly Mail to and from H Zwartland. 4th. For the Repairs of the Ferry Boat and Buildings at the Berg River, North of the Paarl. 5th. For the Farm of the Revenue of the said Ferry Boat, at the erg River. 6th. For the Repairs of the Franache-hoek Kloof Road and Toll House. 7th. For the Repairs of the Road between the Palmet River and Sir Lowry’s Pass, and that portion between the Bot River and the Houw-hoek Toll House. On the same day will also be Let, by public Auction, to the highest bidders. 8th. The Farm of the Toll at Sir Lowry’s Pass, Hotten-to’s Holland, and Oth. Ditto of the Toll at the Houw-hoek Pass. The Conditions and further Particulars may be known on application at this Office, and the Tenders are to express the names of two Persons (Pussessors of Landed Property) who will become Sureties for the due performance of the Contracts, and who are required to attend on the above day, when the Tenders will be opened, in order to sign the Contract. In failure of which no notice will be taken of the Tender. The same security must be given with respect to the Toll at, ‘Sir Lowry’s Pass’ and “House-hoek.” Civil Commissioner’s Office, Stellenbosch, 13th October 1836. D. J. van RYNEVELD, Civil Commissioner. ENCES granted for the Grazing of Cattle, under the 6th Section of Ordinance No. 5, of 1836. Date. To whom granted, Horned Cattle. 1836. Oct. 12. Hendrik Ludolph Neethling, Marths. son, 39 Oct. 17. Petrus Jac. Marais, Charles son, $0 City Commissioner’s Office, Stellenbosch, 18th Oct. 1836. D. J. van RYNEVELD, Civil Commissioner. NOTICE. The Civil Commissioner of Worcester, being duly authorized by Government, will sell by Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th instant, the undermentioned Erven or Plots of Ground, situate in the Village of Worcester, viz. Erf No. 3, in Block E. Erf Nos. 1 & 2, in Block I. The Conditions of Sale may be seen on application at the City Commissioner’s Office. Worcester, October 11, 1836. P. J. TRUTER, Civil Commissioner. NOTICE. The Undersigned, in compliance with Government Instructions, will receive Sealed Tenders, until Three next to the 31st of December 1837. Particulars will be made known on application at this Office. Office of the Provisional Civil Commissioner of George, the 8th October 1836. E. BERGH, Prov. Civil Commissioner. are required to take Notice, that the said died intestate; that the said John Darby died o’Clock on Monday, the 7th November, for the hire of the Government Store at Mossel Bay, from the let of December the Residency Saidanha Bay, 8th Oct. 1836. GEO. MARSH, Resident J. P. NOTICE is hereby given, that in consequence of the frequent trespasses on the Islands within Baldanha, satisfactory Tenders having been made for the construction of the premises, the Weekly Inland Mail, for the years 1839, 1839, between George and the place Avontuur, will be prosecuted. SWELLENDAM. Sale of Freehold Landed Property. SATURDAY, the 19th November next, at Noon, the Civil Commissioner for Swellendam, will sell by Public Auction, in front of the Public Offices at Swellendam, the following well-known and valuable Farms: DIPKA, and DOORN RIVER. Dipka is situated in the Field-cornetcy of Breede River, and lies about midway in the high road from the Village of Swellendam to Port Beaufort, is considered the Best Seer Farm in the District, and has also excellent healthy pasturage for Horses and Cattle. It is about 4000 Morgen, 8000 Acres in extent, and there is a small Dwelling House, &c. on it. Doora River is situated about 8 miles from the Village of Swellendam, and 2 miles from the Buffaliga River, and lies between the high road leading to the Forest, on the WAY OF NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after the 5th Port Beaufort, is an excellent Sheep and Cattle Farm, well stocked with Water, and contains a great deal of Grain, Feeding Warehouses at this Port, and that the Warehouses, yielding a good supply of Grain, Feeding Warehouses, and other articles, yielding a good supply of Grain. The following are the particulars of the sale, which will be given on the 1st January 1837: Further Particulars, and the Conditions of Sale, may be given on application at the Office of the Civil Commissioner. Swellendam, 4th October 1836. HARRY RIVERS, Civil Commissioner. Years old, same day, at the Pound of Mr. T. D. DeKok, Uilen-kraal, a light brown Gelding, left side wall-eyed, about 5 years old. On Saturday, 5th ditto, at the Pound of Mr. S. J. Le Grange, Kafer Kuils River, white and black Ox, marked enamel, 6 years old; about brown Mare, 13 years old. Same day, at the Pound of Mr. T. R. Gito, above River Zonder End, a dark brown Mare, about 9 years old. On Monday, 7th ditto, at the Pound of Mr. S. Odendt, under Duivenhoks River, a light brown Mare; a brown, each ear a cut behind, with a brown stallion Foal; a Heifer, right ear a dovetail, left ear slit, and two half-moons; a black Heifer, right ear a dovetail, and a half-noon behind, left ear a slit; a black Heifer, right ear a square behind, left ear a dovetail. Same day, at the Pound of Mr. N. B. Swart, Pottsberg, a black Gelding, star on forehead, about 5 years old; a chestnut Mare, star on forehead, about 4 years old; a black Gelding, star on forehead, 10 years old; a black Ox, tight ear cropped, left ear a dovetail, 3 years old. Swellendam, 18th October 1836. HARRY RIVERS, Civil Commissioner. White speckled Ox, left ear a dovetail, and a half moon Mare, while face, 20 years old; a black Mare, star on forehead, right hind foot white, 2 years old; a light brown Mare, right ear a half-moon hepind, 2 years old; a brown Mare, 4 years old; a brown Mare, 14 years old; a brown Mare, 12 years old; a dark brown Mare, 12 years old; Trustees in the Insolvent Estate of Hermanus Gerhardus Munging, Sr. On Tuesday the 1st of November 1836, in Church Square, Cape Town, at 11 o’clock, a.m., of a new Horse Wagon. J. Stetart, High Sheriff. Master's Office, Cape Town, 18th October 1836. In Execution of the Judgment of the Supreme Court in the under-mentioned Case, the following Sale will take place, viz: appointed any person to be his Executor; and that the Estate of the said Petronville Esher de Swart, Wife of Robert Blair Green, is warranted, by reason of the death of John Brown, Curator thereto, and that a Meeting of the Next of Kin and Creditors of the said Deceased Persons, and all others whom these Presents may concern, will be held before the Resident Magistrate, at his Office, and to pay over to the Master all Monies belonging next, at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon precisely; and if such Persons as aforesaid are hereby required to attend at the place and time aforesaid; then and there to serve some Person or Persons selected by such Magistrate, for approval by the Master of the Supreme Court, as fit and proper to be by the said Master appointed Executor; or Executors Dative to the Estates, and Tutor or Tutors Dative of the minor Heirs of the said deceased Persons, CLERKE BURTON, Master of the Supreme Court, Master's Office, Cape Town, 18th October 1836, EDICT. The Next of Kin and Creditors of Reyburn Jouannes Bexken, late of the George District, deceased, are required to take Notice that the said Reyburn Jowannes Bexken, died intestate, and that a Meeting of the Next of Kin and Creditors of the Deceased, and surviving Widow Susanna Jo anna Ha@twas, and all others whom these Presents may concern, will be held before the Resident Magistrate, at his Office, George, on Wednesday. Wednesday, the 30th of November next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and all such Persons as aforesaid are hereby required to attend at the place and time aforesaid; then and there to see some Person or Persons selected by such Magistrate, for approval by the Master of the Supreme Court, as fit and proper to be by the said Master appointed Executor or Executor Dative to the Estate of such deceased Person as aforesaid, and Tutor or Tutors Dative of the minor Heirs of the Deceased. CLERKE BURTON, Master of the Supreme Court, Master’s Office, Cape Town, 1836, October 1836. The Next of Kin and Creditors of Hester Jonanes, deceased, Wife of Jaconis Francois Jorpaan, of the Swellendam District, are required to take Notice, that the said Hester Jonanes de Lorca, deceased, Wife of Jaconis Francois Jorpaan, died intestate, and that a Meeting of the Next of Kin and Creditors of the deceased, and surviving Husband, and all others whom these Presents may concern, will be held before the Resident Magistrate, at his Office, Swellendam, on Thursday, the 1st of December next, at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon precisely; and all such Persons as aforesaid, are hereby required to attend at the place and time aforesaid; then and there to see some Person or Persons selected by such Magistrate, for approval by the Master of the Supreme Court, as fit and proper to be by the said Master appointed Executor or Executor Dative to the Estate of such deceased Person as aforesaid, and Tutor or Tutors Dative of the minor Heirs of the Deceased. CLERKE BURTON, Master of the Supreme Court, Master’s Office, Cape Town, 1836, October 1836. Persors selected by such Magistrate, for approval by the Master of the Supreme Court, as fit and proper to be by said Master appointed executor or Executors Dative to the Estate of such deceased Person as aforesaid, and Tutor or minor heirs of the deceased. TON, Master of the Supreme Court. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cape Town, 1836 In the Insoivent Estate of Arend Brink, Arend's son, for. Mostly of Hout Bay, in the Cape District, Farmers, All Persons claiming to be Crediturs under this Estate, 2% are required to take Notice that a Special Meeting of Creditors will be held before the Master of the Supreme Court, in the Grand Jury Room, Public Buildings, Cape Town, on the 24th day of November 1866, at 10 o'clock precisely, for the purpose of enabling the Executors of the late Jan Hoers to prove a Debt against the said Estate, and to elect a Trustee or Trustees in the place and stead of Messrs. Neethiing and Lindenberg, released from their Trust, and also for the purpose of settling the Conditions of Sale of the Immovable Property, specially hypothecated pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court, dated the 12th of October 1866, CLERKE BURTON, Master. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Insolvent Estate of John Austin, of Graham's Town, Baker. All Persons claiming to be Creditors under this Estate, are required to take Notice, that in consequence of the death of John Brown, who was elected Sole Trustee for the administration of the Estate of the above-named Insolvent, a Special Meeting of Creditors will be held (by order of the Supreme Court,) before the Resident Magistrate, at his Office, in Graham’s Town, on Saturday the 19th of Nov. next, at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon, for the Proof of Debts, and, for the purpose of electing a Trustee or Trustees, who, shall administer the said Estate, in the place and stead of the said John Brown, deceased. CLERKE BURTON. Master of the Supreme Court. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Cape Town, 18th October 1836. In the Insolvent Estates of Charles Heyward & Co. Albertus Petrus Jonas van der Poel, Franciscus Petvus Heinenberg, and Benedictus Benois de Ronde. All Persons Claiming to be Creditors under the Estate of Creditors, are required to take notice, that a Special Meeting of Creditors will be held in each of the above Estates before the Master of the Supreme Court, in the Grand Jury Room, Public Buildings, Cape Town, on the 22nd day of November, at 10 o'clock precisely for the purpose of giving directions to the Trustees in the above-mentioned Insolvent Estates, to sign the Certificates of Michael Cornelis Wolff, or otherwise. CLERKE BURTON, Master of the Supreme Court Master’s Office, 6th October 1836. NOTICE TO EXECUTORS AND TUTORS DATIVE. ALL EXECUTORS AND TUTORS DATIVE to whose Letters of Administration and confirmation have been granted by the Master of the Supreme Court, are hereby desired to take Notice, that under the Provisions of the Ordinances of His Excellency the Governor in Council Nos. 104, and 105, they are required to lodge with the master, true and proper Accounts of their Administration the former within six months, and the latter within twelve months from the dates of their appointments respectively. Minors, as soon as the same shall be received by the said Master, fail to comply with the Provisions of the said Ordinances in the respect above-mentioned, are hereby warned that the Master of the Supreme Court will Proceed to recover payment out of the Estate of Christian Ludolph Neethling, said. Trustee to Henderson, son, of Stellenbosch, interest therein. Att Persons claiming to be Creditors under this Estate, Debts, for Teceiving «1, are required to take Notice that a Special Meeting ‘i will be held at the Office of Mr. M.C. A Church-street, on the 16th November next, at 10 o’clock,| And all Persons‘ instituted against them, And all such Executor ond Tutors Dotive, who shall have NOTICE TO CREDITORS, {8th October 1836. In the Insolvent Estate of Edward Henry Hanger, TES & of Graham's Town, Trader, @ the eee TES to which they have made thensetres lable, LL Persons claiming to be Creditors under this Estate WITHIN ONE MONTH FLOM THIS DATE. re ired Fy the Und ri iz ed ha CLERKE BURTON, Master of the Supreme Court. july elected te) Ake Notice that the Undersizned has Teena: Sole Trustee of the ‘said Estate ; B 5 appointed the Third Meeting to be held before the Resident NOTICES OF INSOLVENCY, &e, Magistrate, at his Office, Graham’s Town, on Saturday, the NOTICE TO CREDITORS, for the purpose of directing the Trustee to abandon the i ‘indebted to the said Estate iar are to pa to the Undersigned, i ill be Claim to Compensation due to the said Insolvent state vitited came {0 the Un ersigned, or proceedings wi HENRY NOURSE, Sole Trustee. Ream erarerere es Ta the Insolvent Estate of Jane Gr: NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Cape Town, Board-and Lodge Stellenbosch, 10th October 1536, ALL Persons claiming to be Creditors In the Insolvent Estate of Jacobus Theodorus Kriet, are required to take Notice that of Stellenbosch, been duly elected to, and confirmed A LL Persons claiming to be Creditors under this Estate Joint Trustees of the said Estate; an are required to take Notice, that special Meeting will be held at the Office of the Undersigned, No. 8 Church-street | Grand Jury Room, Public Buildings on the 16th November, at 10 o'Clock precisely, for the day, the 22d of November, at 7 o'Clock in the said Estate, are desired to lodge the pouchers, within the space of three NOTICE to CREDITORS and DEBTORS. In the Estate of Crisse Johanna Fraser, deceased Wife of James Fraser. All Persons having Claims against said Estate, are Tested to file them with the Undersigned, within 18 weeks from this date, and all those indebted to said Estate, to pay their amounts, within said period, J: G. STEYTLER, G. Son, Executor Dative. NOTICE to CREDITORS and DEBTORS. All Persons having Claims against the Estate of the  to file their claims within three months from this date, with the Undersigned, and those indebted to the Said Estate are also required to pay the amounts due within the said Period. Botteliers-fontein, District Swellendam, 20th Oct. 1836. M. P. JANSE viv RENSBURG, Testamentary Executor. of, CHARLES STUART PILLANS, GEO. THOMPSON, ROBT. 