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4 gedeelte inde Houtbosch, genaamd de Oudebosch, alsmede gelegen’ als voorsch, 1 fraaye Paarden Wagen, A ts 1 do. do.‘ Kar,. 2 Osse Wagens, kompleet, ga 1 Ledckant met Bed en toebehooren, Meubclea, Keuken- gereedschap, enz, enz., Verder, 200 Mudden Koorn, 50 do. Garst, 75 do. Haver, en voorts 10 Aanteclbeesten, 10 Trekossen, 10 Trekpaarden, 2 Rydpaarden, 25 Aanteelpaarden, ‘100 Schapen en Bokken, en hetgeen verder meer zal worden aangebragt. J. ¥. WESSELS, C, P. GROENEWALD, Jr. UTestamentaire 5 Executeuren. Executeurene Testamentair. PUBLIEKE VERKOOPING. FEXECUTEUREN Testamentafr zyn willens om op aanstaande ZATURDAG, den 25sten dezer, ter Ven- dtukamer van den Hr. R. J. Jones, volstrekt Zonder Re- serve te laten verkoopen, de geheele Nalatenschap, van wylen Martha Louisa Le Roux, Weduwe wylen Abraham Jacobus Gildenhuys, bestaande onder andere ook in een dubbelde Ledikant, met twee Bedden, compleet; Tafels, Stoelen, wat Zilverwerk, Porcelein, Glas- en Aardewerk, waaronder een Theeservice, Kombuisraad, en wat verder er Tafel zal worden gebragt, en eindelyk de Onverstreeken Dienstjaren van 3 Apprenticen, in name; Floris, van de Kaap. Kees, van dito. Abel, van dito, laatstgemelde zoo als hy loop. Kaapstad, 3 Feb. 1837. J. G. BLANCKENBERG, ¢ Exec. A. J. GILDENHUYS, § Test, is opdrossende, BEKENDMAKING. Ae In den Boedel van wylen Daniel du Plessis, D:., en Elsje Catharina van der Schyf. DE Ondergeteekenden als Testamentaire Executeuren in opgem. Boedel, verwittigen alle belanghebbenden, dat de Boedel Rekening met behoorlyke bewyzen, ter inza- ge ligt, ten Kantoore vanden Heer J. G. Sreytier, Gz., Walestraat, No. 59, tot op Zaturdag, den 1sden Maart aanstaande, District Swellendam, 1 Feb. 1837. D. pu PLESSIS, H. B. pu PLESSIS. eaufort, 11 Feb. 1837. P den 22sten Maart eerstk., zal by Publieke Vendu- tie verkocht worden, den geheelen Boedel van wylen Willem Smit, bestaande uit de, welbekende en uitmuntende Plaats genaamd de ‘Drie Koppen,’ groot in deszelfs grond 2,000 morgen, 600 Schapen en Bokken, Aanteel Beesten, Ossen en Paarden; een Ossenwagen compleet, Ploegen, Eggen, en vele andere artikelen, te meenigvuldig om op te noemen. HENRY ROSE, Auctionaris. t Executeuren. PROEPING van Crediteuren, en alle, anderen die vorderingen hebben tegens den Boedel van wylen de Weduwe Adolph Danielse, om dezelve optegeven aan den Ondergeteekenden, in den tyd van zes weken van heden W. UDEMANS, Executeur Datief.. Kaapstad, 24 Feb. 1837. : NB. Op Morgen ten 11 uren zullen op de Vendutie van den Hr. Extiorr, den onverstreken Dienstyd §van den Ap- prentice November, worden verkocht Crediteuren en Erfgenamen. In den Boedel van wylen den Hr. Jacob Stephanus Malan, ‘ORDEN verzocht kennis te nemen, dat eene Byeen- komst van Crediteuren en Erfgenamen, zal worden gehouden op Woensdag den 15 Maart, ter Plaatse van den Hr. Jacos Sternanvus D. Naupe, te Stellenboschkloof, om schikkingen te maken over de Compensatie (zelden. J.S.D.NAUDE Executeur. HANDELS LYST. COMPENSATIE VORDERINGEN DE Ondergeteekenden bieden hunne diensten aan, als- mede dat vanhun Huis te London, de Heeren W. Borrapaice Soss, & Ravennitt, om Vorderingen op het Compeneatie Fonds te ontvangen. BORRADAILES, THOMPSON & PILLANS. COMPENSATIE VORDERINGEN, Dt Ondergetoekenden zullen dezelve koopen, of in be- taling nemen voor Goederen, en bieden mede de diensten san van de Heeren Witttam ANDERSON, Sen. & Co te London, om dezelve in te vorderen, W. ANDERSON, Sen. & Co. COMPENSATIE VORDERINGEN. E Ondergeteckenden maken met genoegen hunne Vrienden die belang hebben in de volgende Vorde- ringen hekend, dat zy het bedragen hun toegewezen kun- nen ontvangen, op aanzvek aan hun Keopmans Kantoor, nam :—. No, 3949 _ No, 3716 No, 6366 4066, . 5989 FE. 6367 AME 6355 — 6380 5706 6381 6383 HUDSON, DONALDSON & DIX! COMPENSATIE. ORDT mits dezen kennis gegeven dat de som van £10,000 door dé Ondergeteekenden ontvangen is geworden, op Rekening van diverse Vorderingen op het Compensatie Fonds, de eigenaars derzelve alle woonachtig inde Kaapstad, en dat de bedragen daarop respectivelyk verschuldigd betaald zullen worden, op of na Maandag eerstk, den 27 dezer, aan het Kantoor van de Hecren Home, Eacer & Co., aan wie de Eigenaars der Vorderingen zullen moeten vertoonen hunne schriftlyke overeenkomsten, ten einde dezelve te kunnen royeren. Hun mede Agent, de Hr. J. A. Le Sueur, zal positief naar England ver- trekken binnen den loop van de eerstkomende Maand. Iemand begeerig zynde de Ondergeteekenden te employeren, worden verzocht hen zonder uitstel van Procuratien te voorzien.—Verdere Remises worden elke wur verwacht per de ‘Thomas Snook.’ R. A. ZEEDERBERG, Senr, HOME, EAGER, & Co. J, Ae Le SUEUR. Kaapstad, 23 Feb. 1837. SLAVEN COMPENSATIE VORDERINGEN. E Ondergeteekenden betaling hebbende ontvangen van de volgende Slaven.Compensatie Vorderingen, ver- zoeken dat de Vorderaars aanzoek willen doen aan het Koopmans Kantoor van HAMILTON ROSS, & Co. om ‘| Rekeningen te examineren, en om dadelyke Betaling te ontvangen voor het bedragen aan len verschuldigd. De Partyen worden verzocht hunne Guaraaeets te Drengen. No. No. 4320 Wed. J. Visser, 6566 F, W. de Wet, 4323 Jasper Smit, Pz. 3681 Wed. J.C. Faure, 5033 P. van Breda, Az. $864 H. L. Neethling, Mz, 5226 P. J. Roux. Pz. 3880 J.C. Faure, 5461 Jasper Smit, Jz. 3889 T. J. Roos, Tz. 5533 Wed. A. V. Bergh, 5481 H.D.J. du Toit, Dz. 5646 Wed. . Muller, 4322 G. F. Brand. 5655 J. H. Neethling, Sr. | 5896 P. J, Le Riche, 5709 H. J. de Villiers, 6385 A. J. L. Plouvier, 5710 J. D. de Villiers, J, Pz,|5198 P.H. W. Neethling,Mz 6500 D. G. van Breda, 4708 S. P. Heyns, 6526 M. Jurgens, Jz. 3868 A. J. van der Byl, Az. 6554 W. J. Smuts, 3849 J. H. Neethling, Ms. 6555 J.J. L. Smuts, 5394 J.C. Kotze, Jz. J. J. L. SMUTS, HAMILTON ROSS & Co. ORDERINGEN op het Compensatie Fonds worden gekocht door rae HEIDEMAN, HODGSKIN & Co. OP MORGEN OCHTEND SLAGTVEE EN TREKOSSEN, ENE Publieke Vendutie zal worden gehouden aan de Pampvenckraal, van Tachtig stuks Trekvee en Slagtossen, op» ZATURDAG aanst, den 25 February, de aandacht van Slagters en anderen wel waardig. : i ERNST LANDSBERG. VOLSTREKT ZONDER RESERVE. MORGEN OCHTEND, ZATURDAG den 25 February, B™ PUBLIEKE VERKOOPING zal gehouden worden aan de Pakhuizen van den Ondergeteeken- den, zonder de minste Reserve, om deverse Rekeningen te sluiten, namelyk : ‘ 4 Oxhoofden Cognac Brandewyn, (L. Sazerac de Forge & Co. Brand.) 4 Do. Klapperolie, 10 Zakken versche Nageltjes, 10 Do. Malabar Gember, 100 Do. groot gekorreld heldere Mauritius Suiker, 10 Do. Salpeter, ; 400 Stukken Voerchitz, 300 Do. Baftas, et 10 Do. Indigo blaauw Kersey, 20 Dozyn gestreepte Katoene Hembden, Insgelyks Duffel; groene Baai, zwart en blaauw Bom bazet, gestreept Katoen, Geruit voor Meubles, geassor-. teerde Tjaals, Kousenwaren, gecouleurd Garen, Mole- skins, Moleskin en Drill Jachtrokken, Broeken, Violen, Paarlgort, Verfstoffen, en het geen verder zal worden aan- geboden WILLIAM BILIANGSLEY., ° KAROSSEN. ‘ P MORGEN OCHTEND, zullen' by de Heere - ELLIOTT BROTHERS verkocht worden, 22 Kaffer Karossen, AAN WINKELIERS EN BUITENHANDELAARS. ZONDER KESERVE. : P aanst. MAANDAG MORGEN, den 27 dezer, zal aan het Pakhuis vas’ de Ondergeteekenden, eene Publieke Verkooping gehouden worden, van ‘ Day & Mar- tins’ Schoenzwartzel, geele en witte Zeep, Styfsel, Mau- ritius Suiker en stak Goederen. Ontrent 30 balen, bestaande uit Chambrays, Geruit, Chits, Voerchitz, Baftas, Salempores, Shirtings, Cantoons, Moleskins, Drill, Meuble Chitz, enz. THOMSON, WATSON & Co. Vendubrieven betaalbaar, op den Isten Juny. Ontvangen per ‘Sesostris,’ een nieuwe toevoer van Van Zandyks Sigaren. fs ~ E Commissie Verkooping yan den Hr. ADAMS zal op eerstkomenden ZATURDAG geen plaats grypen, uithoofde hy eene Verkooping van Vee aan Pampoenekraal op dien dag moet houden.—Op MAANDAG MORGEN aanst., nogtans zal hy eene Verkooping Binnens Huishou- den van fyne Goederen onlangs ontvangen, bestaande uit Fransche Blondis, Zyde Handschoenen en Kousen, Kinder Linnengoed, Hoedjes, en eene varieteit van ‘ fancy’ Goe- deren, enz. enz. Zonder Reserve. P de Verkooping van wylen den Hr. C. P. Groenk- wuld, op VRYDAG den 3 Maart, zal worden ver- kocht, de Opstal van de Plaats genaamd Matjeszat, annex de Plaats van gez. wylen Grvenewald, aan Rivier Zonder End, zynde een zeer geschikte Plaats voor Wolgevende Schapen. Die genegen zyn bovengem. Opstal te koopen, worden vergzocht daags te voren dezelve te komen bezigtigen by den Eigenaar y “CHRISTOFFEL JOHANNES GROENEWALD. | PUBLIEKE NOTIFICATIE. .E fraaye, Kudde van Australische beste ras Saxische ea Merino Rammen en Ooyen, met derzelver Lammeren, beataande uit omtrent 400 Schapen, geland te Algoa Baay, door den Hr. WaRLanp uit de ‘ Leda,’ is voor de som van Vier Duizend Ponden Sterling, door de Heeren Gairriti & Dastets, van het District Albanie gekocht geworden. Scha- penfokkers in de Oostelyke en Westelyke Districten, kunnen thans hunne kudden verbeteren en voorzien worden van opregte Rammen, uit eene kostbare en ten uiterst belangryke importatie van Schapen, in zich vereenigende de Saxische fynheid van Vlies met groote lengte var Wol, en aangefokt in een klimaat met de temperatuur dezer Kolonic zoo wel overeenkomende. De Rammen zy te koop, Iste klas tegens £15 elk, en 2de klas tegens £12; monsters van Wol van de Ooyen geschoren, kunnen worden gezien, en Certificaten van de Aanfokkers der Kud- den zullen worden geproduceerd, by de Heeren Ginirrith & Dantens. CHARLES GRIFFITH. Burnt Kraal Farm Albany, 3 Feb, 1837. Slange Fontein, 11, Feb. 1837. D* Ondergeteekende biedt te koop aan, Twaalf van de beste Plaatsen in het Nieuwveld, District van Beaufort, allen annex elkander, en elke Plaats bekwaam om waterleidingen in een grooter of geringer graad te kun- nen hebben, Insgelyks Drie Erven in het Centrum van het Dorp van Beaufort, wel gelegen en overvloedig voorzien van Vruchteboomen, enz. enz. De Koopschat kan op Renten blyven onder gocdgekeurde Securiteit. PIETER DANIEL JACOBS, Sr. 25 RDS. BELOONING. EDROST op dey 7den October Il., myn Apprentice Jonathan, oud 17 jaren, was gekleed in een duffelsche baatje en ledere Broek, is geel van couleur en schraal, ¢e? lang hoofd met gekruld haar ; die hem in een der geval genhuizen of by den Ondergeteekenden bezorgd, zal boven” staande belooning ontvangen, en die gem. Apprentice ophoudt pa deze kennisgeving. wachte zich voor onaange- naamheden. Heeren Veldkornets worden vriendelyk verzocht om hiervan in hunne wyken kennis te willen geven. Klein Bottelary, den 10 Feb, 1837. J. G, FISCHER. Ye Fundy Nay DUSRIN Utids Sail, am MON XE bootie Alay SUPPLEMENT 10 tus GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Fesrvary 24, 1837. — E Ondergeteekenden zullen koopen, of Procuratien agonemen tot het incasscren van Siuren Compensatie Turderingen. De Kaapstads Papicren van heden doen geblyken van den spoed waarmede huane Agenten in ‘England te werk syn gegaan, in het incasseren van Vorderingen, en in het renden derzelve naar herwaards.. Britsche en andere Goederen zyn te koop tegens Com- pensatic Vorderingen, op zecr gunstige voorwaardca HAMILTON ROss, & Co. —— oe ‘ YEGGELOOPEN, op den 18 dezer, uit de Kaap- y sche Duinen, cen klein sterk ligtbruin Rypaard, heeft een rond kolletje en had een riem om. Die hetzelve becorgt aan den Eigenaar, No, 23, Loopstraat, zal goed belooud worden. J. B. PIZZALLA. Keapstad, Feb. 1837. WISSELS TE KOOP. WEE Stel Wissel Brieven van £100 elk tegen 60 dagen zigt, getrokken door den Eerw. Hr. R. Happy, op de Trezoriers van het Welliaansch Zcndelings Genoot- schap, 77, Hatten Garden, London. Tenders voor dezelve zullen ontvaugen worden door den Hr. Roseop de Zaal der Beurs, tot 12 uren des middags, rdag den 25 dezer. BENOODIGD, Ee Knecht om aan tafel te dicnen, voor het Stoom schip “ Atalanta,” voor Bombaai. Te bevragen by Kapiten Camppett, George Hotel of by DICKSON, BURNIES, & Co. KENNISGEVING. £ Heeren FELL & ZOONS, terwyl zy hunnen dank betuigen voor reeds genotene gunt en om de contfnu- atie derzelve verzoeken, nemen de vryheid hunne Vrienden enhet Publiek te informeren, dat J. Frit, Senior, en W. Fit, op het punt staande, om in het eerste gedeelte van de volgende maand naar England te vertrekken, met het oogmerk om Materialen by een te vergaderen henoodigd in het fabriceren van Artikelen van Tin, Yzer, Koper, “Brass,” Lood en Zink, en van voornemens zynde om yoortaan eene regelmatige toevoer te hebben van Materialen toor hun vak, 200 wel als van gemanufactureerde Artike- len van London, waartoe zy zich uitsluitelyk zullen bepalen. J. Fett, Senior, wel bekend zynde met de voornaamste Maoufucturi ten, gedurende de laatste 40 jaren, gevoelt zich zelve, volkomen compctent, om eenige Orders ter uit- voering op zich te nemen, voor Yzere Tuinpoorten, Tralie- werk voor Stoepen en Balcons en Palisaden tot verziering, die zy op zich zullen nemen, om na huune teragkomst op de arbeidskundigste wyze op te rigten en te fixeren.—Hee ren die vereerig zyn Artikelen van dien aard te hebben, eexcellenle y leg-nheid vinden, daar er in zou wurden geslagen op de beste en nieuw- van Zi goutten dit des betie ste patro nen, Joeu Ww. Pete verzoeken dat alle Vorderingen jegens ha aszund.n worden ter vereffening, en zulien zich jue verpiigt achtlen coor ecene atdvening van alle sc.ucen aan de tirma voor het laatste en vroegere jaren, ft rens cea Gen tier eerstk. niaand,. Tr KOOP Eea Excelleat Vospaur.i, mak um te worden gereden en ineen Buggy te dryven, vt Buggy en kooper belegde Tuigen en Zadel ea Toom bykaus nieuw, te zamen of afwnderlyk ; insgelyks een goede ligte open Kar op Veeren metToig. Nader te bevragen by den Hr. Warp, Zadel- maker Kortemarkstraut, 8 Burgstraat, Kaap-tad. APT. SCOBIE, de Kofonie gaande verlaten, verzoekt dat alle vorderingen tegen hem gumiddelyk aan het Hais van den Hr. Bestenpic, in de Gravestraat sezonden worden. Kaapstad, Feb, 23, 1837. SCHAPEN PLAATS. VEE, SCHAPEN, ENZ. D* Ondergetcekende voornemens zynde om uit dit Dis- trict te vertrekken, zal by Publieke Vendutie, op WOENSDAG, den 29sten Maart eerstk., volstrekt Zonder Reserve doen verkoupen : —. Het drie vierde gedcelte van de Leenings Plaats Uit- tlugt, gelegen aan Kluitjes Kraal, te zamen met het geheel vauhet Gouvernements Land aunex. en voor den Onder gteekenden opgemeten, zynde een der beste Schapen Platsen in dit District, en even zeer geschikt voor Paar- den en Hoornevee. De Breede Rivier toopt door dit Eigen- dom, en het is slechts een uur ver van het Dorp Swellen- dam, tevens: 89 Paarden, en cen Hengst, van exeellente ras. 300 Schapen en Bokken. 50 stuks Hoornvee. 1 Ezel Hengst. Diverse Landbouwgerecdschappen, Huisraad, enz., en hetgeen verder op den dag der verkooping zal worden aan- Seboden, Swellendam, 20 Feb. 1837. A. J. SMITH. _De Hr. Barry, Vendu-Afslager. 5 T HUUR, zonder Meubles, voor een, drie of vyf Jaren, het Woonhuis en eene Cottage annex, bekend cnder den naam van George’s halr Halfweg Huis, aan de ee met den Tuin, Boomgaard en zoo veel Land als Yereischt zal worden, Dit Huis is wel gerekend voor een School, Logement Huis, of tot het huur inncmen van eene groote Famillie. Het heeft onlangs cene volkomene reparatie ondergaan en kan dadelyk aanvaard worden. ppemeeelde Tenders zullen ontvangen worden aan het *azette en Handelslyst Kantoor, Kaapstad, en de Gebouwen konnen worden geinspecteerd, op elken dag. Dit Eigendom is teyens te Koop, op zeer gunstige voor- Waarden, CHARLES NAPIER. ' I de Schut te Clanwilliam bevindt zich een roodbruin i Paard, ongemerkt. Indien niet gelost voor den 17den Maart 1887, zal hetzelve voor rekening van wien het aan- saat worden verkoeht. 5 Clanwilliam, Feb, 14, 1837, S, P. J, pu TOIT, Schutmecster. BEKENDMAKING AAN BUITENLIEDEN EN ANDEREN. N J. LOTZ, van de Kaapstad, verwittigt hiermede. e het Publiek, doch byzonder de Buitenlieden, dat hy weder zyne vorige Woniug, Breestraat, No. 16, naby ‘ de Boerenplein, heeft betrokken, en diegenen zal Logeren, 'enmede de Zaken naar gewoonten waarnemen vau hen die in het vervolg van zyne diensten gebruik wenschen te maken, = Zegt het voort, Kaapstad, 16 Feh, 1837. PUBLIEKt VERKOOPING, f EJUFVROUW de Weduwe van wylen den Heer zs Jonannes Visser, zal op DONDERDAG den 9 en VRYDAG den 10 Maarteerstkomende, ter Plaatse Lange- kuil, gelegen achter Coenradenberg, aan de Zoutrivier, in het Kaapsch ‘istrict, door den Afslager G J. Euvers, onder administratie van den Ondergeteekenden, publiek doen verkoopen. Trek, Ry en Aanteelpaarden, Trek, Aaateel en Slagtbeesten en Koeyen, Schapen, Paarden ca Ossenwagens, Tuigen, Jukken en Trektouwen, Ploegen, Eggen, Graven, Pikken, Schoppen, en al hetgeen tot een Complete Boerdery behoort; verder 560 mudden Garst, 40 mudden Reg, allerlei soorten van Huisraad ; en eindelyk het restant der dienstjaren van 10 zeer bekwame Appren- ticen. J. W. MOORREES, Vendu Ada. Malmesbury, 30 Feb. 1837. Gh Fizouwe. in de St. George Kathedraal Kerk, Ma. dras, op den 14 January 1837, door den Hoog-Eerw de Lord Bischop van Madras, Kapitein T. (owes Forster, Betaalmeester van de Presidentschap Madras, met Sarai, oudste Dochter van Sir Peregrine en Lady Surah Muitlung, A AN Nabestaande en Vrienden, wordt bekend gemaakt £ dat onze gelicfde Moeder op den 5den February. is komen te overlyden, in den ouderdom van 48 jaren en 8 maanden. Uit naam der gezamentlyke Kinderen. C. F. ROOS. 2 A STEER TESTE NL Snes he ( VERLEDEN aan de Moddergat, op den 18den dezer na eene langdurige zickte, myne waarde Echtgenoote Heresa Ectzanita Kuster, oud 56 jaren en 10 maanden, waarvan aan Naasthestaanden Vrienden wordt kenuis gegeven. L. BIANCHI. COMPENSATIE GELD. (Vit de §. A. Commercial Advertiser.) Allo twyfeling op dit onderwerp is pu ten cinde gebragt door de betaling van een aantal der Vorderaars van de Kaap de Goede Hoop ingezonden, Op deze Vorderingen, welke zyn betaald in Efecten, heeft de Interest van het Kapitaal van den Isten December 1834 tot den dag der betaling, gevoegd by den prys der Effecten op de Markt op dien dag, de som werkelyk ont- vangen, verhoogt tot byna een per cent boven de som toegewe- zen door de Commissarissen aan de Kaap. De volgende zaken zyn ons vriendelyk medegedecld door eenen vriend, ten cinde het publiek op dit punt gerust te stellen :— No. 3031. £529 10 If 526 6 3 Alhiert-egewezen =~ - ‘uegewezen in London, - Verkocit tegen 96} pCt. £505 18 9 af, sie } pCt.£€0 13 2 Zegelvan Procuratie 1 10 0 2°3 2 £503 15 7 - Komt by , Interest van 1 Dc. 1834,. - 29 1 9 — £53217 4 No. 6148. Alhier toegewezen, - - £67 3 4} Toegewezen in London, - - 6612 6 Verkocht tegen 96) pCt. £ 64 010 Gaat af, Commissie 4 pCt. £0 1 8 Zeyelvan Procuratic 1 10 0 Utl s £62 9 2 Komt by Interest van 1 Dec. 1834, 312 6 id _—__ £66 1 8 Het volgende is getaskken uit de London Gazctte:— [ADVERTENTIE.] Burcau van Commissarissen van Compensatic, December 16, 1836. Kaar pe Gorve Hoor.—Wordt by deze narigt gegeven dat de Commissarissen van Compensatie, Zes Honderd Acht en Zeventig onbetwiste vorderingem (zynde een lyst van de nommers var dezelve op het Bureau te zien) van de Kaap de Goede Hoop hebbende ontvangen, dezelven in overweging zullen worden genomen op den 20sten January 1837, en dat de certificaten van de toewyzingen welke op dien dag zullen worden gemaakt, aan dit Bureau zullen worden afgeleverd op Zaturdag, den 4den February 1837. Ter Ordonnantie van het College, . HENRY HILL, Sccretaris. * De nommers der bedoelde Vorderingen met die vroege yermeld, zullen wy, ter voldoening van het publiek, in on aanstaande en volgende Papieren mededeelen. H 3 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, &e. From the 2d March to 4th April. Under Insolvent Estates. Pieter Jan Albs. de + illiers, deceayed—on Thursday, the 2d March, at Swellendam—2d Mecting for the Proof of Detis and Choice of Trustees. es ephanus Mleubifleisch—on Friday, the arch, at Gerth ie bietee lat cad final Meeting for the Proof of Debta and Choice of ‘Trustees. Peter Fengan, the Elder—on Satnrday, the 4th March, at Grisham's Town—zd Meeting for the Proot of Debts and Choice of Trustees. J.M. leeg—on Tuesday, the 21st March, in Cape Town-— Sceond Meeting for the Proof of Debts, and receiving Trustees Report. Jane Griffin—on Tuesday, the 2lst March next, in Cape Town, Special Meeting Fredrik Hawkes, of Graham's Town—on Saturday, the 23th March, at Graham’s Town—Ist Meeting for the Proof of Deots, i Onder Intestate Estates, and the Estateaof Persons abseat from the Colony. Hercules Jacobus Visser. late of the Place ** Winterhoek,’* in the Fieldcornetcy of ** Upper Zekoe River,” in the District of Graaff-Reinet, deceased—on Tuesday, the 28th February aext, at Graaff-Reinet—10 o'cluck~Meeting of Next of Kin and Creditors, William Placket. late of Port Elizabeth, deceased—on Tues~ day, the 28th February next, at Uitenhage—10 o'clock Meeting of do. Catharina Maria Meintjes, deceased Wife of Erie Exidius Stockensirom, of Graa =Reinet—on Saturday, 18th March next, at Granff-Remet—IL o'clock—Mreting of do. Johannes Siephanus Fourie, Johs. aon, lare of Doma River, ia the George District, dec-aned—on Wednesday, 22d March next, at George—10 o'ciock—Meeiing of do. Maria Hevena smit, deceased Wife of Theunis Erasmus Smit, of Picquetberg, in the Cape District—on Uuesday, 4th April uext—10 o’clock—Grand Jury Room—Meeting of do. Te oer eT gRET eRe SR MARRIAGES, In St, George's Church, Cape Town, on Monday, the 20th February, by the Rer. Georce Hoven, M. A. Senior Colonial Chaplain. Patrick Brophy, to Magdalena Johanna Heeger, Aft Rondebosch, on Monday, 20th Feb. by the Rev. E, Jeper, M.A. Mr. Joseph Painter, to Miss Elizabeth Davison. Mr. William Hare, to Miss Louisa Ruthven, At Wynberg, on Sunday, 6th February 1887, by the Rer. Hott Oxes, D.D. : Francis Crouse, Widower, to Louisa, Native of this Colony. CHRISTENINGS. A€ Rondebosch, on Sunday, the 19th February, by the Rev, E. Junge, M.A. A daughter of lisr:iaon +\ atson, E: bagtized Ellen Yates, Ason of Mr. Danicl Mac sill, baptized William Alfred. At Wynberg, on Sunday, 12th February 1837, by the Rev. Hor Oxes, D.D A son of John Lavat, Native of Madagascar, baptized Thomas, a eer eres MARKET PRICES. Aloe, perpond.... ~ Alocs per Ib. 0.0.24. 6 Amanaelen, per 1000. Almonds, per 1000 Appelen, per pond .. Apples. per Ibs Ab koaeu dita J eA prieate dos Aardappelen, pr mud Potatoes, per mui Azyn, perlegger ... Vinegar, perleaguer 44 Balken, per stuk.... Beams, each .. .. 0 Besjeswasch, p. pond Berry Wax, per Ib Boonen, per mud... Beans, per muid.... 124 Boter, per pond .... Butter, prlb.. .... 26 Brandewyn, p. legger Brandy, per leaguer 120 Coreuten, perpond.. Currants, perlb.,.. 0 Droge Ossenhuiden, Dry Ox fides, 4 —— Bokke vellen, ~ -- Buck Skins .... 1 Eenden & Makouwen, Ducks & Muscovy do. 2 Erwiten, per mud Peas, per muid.,.... 10 — Garst, permud Barley, per muid .. 4) Ganzen, per stuk..... Geese, each. Noenders, per stu! Hens, each , Honing, per pond .. Honey, per lb, Houtskolen, per sack Charcoal, per sack Hooi, per 100pond,.. Hay, per 100 1b. Javer, per mud... Oats, per muid oo 4 GEDOOPT. In de Lutheische Kerk, op-Woensdag den 8 Eeb 1837, Eene dochter van den Hr. W. Harding, met name Johanna Petronella, Op Woensdag den 15 Feb. Een zoon van den Hr. P. J, Slabber, met same Wybrand Marthinus, ‘i j OVERLEDEN. Feb, 2Een jonggcboren zoon ran W, Birch, Kalkoenen, per stuk Vorkeys, each, .... 2 _ Kalk, Schnipe, 3 aam Lime, Shell, pr.Jaum 1 = —— Steen, dito.. Stone, ditta.. - Kazen, Kaap, per lb Cheese, Cape, per lb. 0 = Koorn, 10 mudden Wheat, 10 muids 120 ~ Linzen, per mud Lentil, permuid .... 17 _ Meel, tyn, per 1001b Flour, fine, per 100 Ib 10} — 143 — Melies, pe mud .... Maize, permuid .... 5 — 6 — Olifants ‘Tanden,p.!b. Elephants’Tecth, p.Jb 24— 2) — Okkernoten, per 100 Walnuts, per 100.. 0 — 20° St Peren, per pond . . Pears, per Ib oo - ¢6— Persiken, per pond. Peaches, ditto ., —-— 8— Pianken, per voet . Planks, per foot - 10 — Rozynen, per pond .~ Raisius, -per lb . —- 6— Rogge, permud.... Rye, per muid .. & Rd Stron. Straw, per 16 sacks. - 0 — Tygel Lion, Piger, & Ustrich Struis Skins, each .. a —- 9 Uyen, per mod.... inions. per mui - 3 — 33— Vederen, Strais, pstk Feathers, Ostrich, ea, 12 ~ 18 St Bedde, p.Ib ---—— "Bed. per Ib 12— 1§ Rd Varkens, gemeste ... Pigs, fattened, each 0 — 0 — ongemeste,, —— uofattened, o- o~ Speen ....6 suckling, .... 3 — 3h — Vet, or Talk, per lb Suet, or Tallow, perlb II — 12° St Vygen, perpond,.... Figs, perlb. ...~ 10 — 12 ~ Wol, Schapen, perlb Wool, Sheep, perlb 24 — 48 — 50 — 56 Rd —- Oo— 100 0 1 Sat oetlimoenen, pr ranges, per -O0— _ Boat. permud...... Salt, per muid - S$ 5 Zoolleder, per 4-huid ‘Sole Leather, p $ hide PA _ - = -_ a9 Zeep. perpond.... Soap,/per |b =~ - Moon’s . HaNGEs:~ Feb. 28, Last Quarter, 5h, 81m. 1. M. SHIPPING anp TRADE. WAROMBTER. Max. 30. 12.—Min, 29. 82. ‘THeaMOMBTER, Max. 78 in, TL. DUTY ON HIDES. The Commissioners of Customs have notified that they ‘ have received an answer toa Memorial presented to the Lords of the Treasury, who have corimanded that the relief granted to the parties importing Sea-Cow Hides, Elephants’ Hides, and large Deer Hides, imported from ' the Cape of Good Hope, is to be continued, and that the same rate of duty be payable as is charged on Ox and Cow Hides, on condition that Bond be given by the Importers, in case Parliament should not sanction the Reduction of the Duty, to pay the higher duty of 20 per cent.—Times. Arrived in Table Bay. Feb. 17. Antelope. schooner, J. Adan:s, from Rio Jan. 17, to this port. Caigo, sugar and coffee.—Passenger, Mr Keller, Home, Eayar, & Co. Agents. 18, Edmund Castle, brig, W. Fleming, trom Mauritius Jan. 23, to London. Cargo, sugar.—Passenyers, Messrs. Lyall, Frazer, and Cray wagen.—Put in for refrvshments. Dickson, Burnies, & Co. Agents. 18. Navarino, bark. C. Close, from Mauritius Jan. 29, to London. Cargo. sugar.—Passengers. Mexds. Halhed. Haspur, and Ferreaneau, Capt. Halhed, Mr. Halhed, Dr. Haspur, and § children.—Brings a mail. Thomson, Watson, & Co. Agents. 18, Mount Stuart Elphinstone, ship. W. Toller, from Cal- cutta Jan.$,toL udon. Cargo, geveral.— Passengers, Meads Martin, Pearce, Sykes, and Blunt, Capts. Warshall, Stephens, Philips, and Guest, Lieuts Bixhop and iunter, Dr. Brown, Messrs, Martin, Pearce, Sykes, Neasmith, Hutchinson, John- son, and M‘intosh, 5 children, 4 servauts, and 32 invalids.— Brings a mail. R. Granger, Agent. 19. Aline, French ship, M. Brounais, from Bourbon Jan. 29. to Marseilles. Cargo, sugar.—PRassengers, Mr and Mrs Gasq, Mra Menten, Mr and Mrs, Le Moullec, Mr. and Mrs. Pecoul, Messrs. Chuppy, Berthur, Lady Lemaist-e, 4 children, and 2 servants.—Put in for refreshments. J. Albertus, Agent, 19. Atalanta, steam ship, Capt Campbell, from Falmouth Dec. 29. leneriffe Jan 11, Mayo Jan. 21, Fernando Po Feb. 5, to this Port, Mauritius, Cochin, and Bombay.—Passengers, His Excellency Moulose Mabamed Ismael Khan, Ambassador to the King of Oude, and his Lady ; Mesars. Wolmer, Saunders, Stirling, Ward, Hamilton, Wright, Eicke. and Kemball, Capt Spiller, Lieut. Campbell, Dr. Durham, aud 2 serva ts.—~ Briogs a mail. Dickson, Burnies, & Co, Agents, © 20. Catherine, ship, E. Rose, from Portsmouth Dec. 23, to Calcutta. Cargo, sundries.—Paxsengers, Mesdmy. Raban, Harris, and Lyous, Capt. Raban, Lt. Harris, Messrs, Nicolson, Kelsal, Hobson, Clifford, Garstin, Sealy, and 3 servants.—For St. Helena, Capt. & Mrs. Knipe, and child, Messrs. Beale and Pennel, and 1 servant.—Brings a mai!.—Died at sea, onthe lst Knipe ; on the 18th Jan. M-. B-een.—On the e the Sarak, bound toN.S. Wales, witn con- j. 1h. south, 1. 12, west. ‘homson, Watson, & Co Agents. 22, Malabar, ship, E. Voss, from Bombay Jan. 5, and Vingorla Jan.10, to London. Cargo sundries.— Passeugers, Mrs, South, Miss Morris, Lieut.-Col. Green, Capts. Connor and Barker, uts. Hennessey, Crawley, Frith, Langley, and Rice, Capts. South and Johnson, Mr, Bailey, B.C.S, Mr. New- man, Adjutant Hollinsworth, Qr.-Master Connelly, Surgeon Griffiths, and Mr. Hollinsworth, and L servant; 147 Rank and File, 12 women, and 22 children, H. M. 20th Regt.—Put in for refreshments. Dickson, Burnies, & Co. Ageuts. 23. True Briton, ship C. Beach, from Madras Jan 15 to London, Cargo, suudries —Passengers for the Cape, Cain. and Mrs. Hamond, Major Shaw, Mr. Oweu, 2 children, and 3 servants.—For England, Mesds. Maciean, Downs, Claridge Hieks, and Moorat, Misses Foothead, and (2) Moorats, ¢ apts Geoghagen and Hicks, T Moorat, Evq, Dr. Mactend, Revd (Pather in God) M. Michacl, 16 children, and 7 servants; 63 invalid soldiers, 1 woman, and 2 children.—Brings a mail. Dickson, Burnies, & Co. Agents, Sailed out of Table Bay. 18 Gilmore, to London, 18. Henry.to — do. 26. Bellona, to Nantes. 20. Bayaid, to whaling. 20. Mount Stuart Elphinstone. to London, 22. Numa, (‘lransport) to Ceylon. 23, William, toN.S. Wales. 23, Time, to Mauritius Vesselsin Table Bay. Ships—Aeronaut, Wm. Baker, Joseph Mazxicell, Commodore Perry, Bingham Elisabeth, Atalanta, Catherine. Malcbar, Aline, and True Briton, Barks—Integriry, Sesostris, Navarino, and Elizabeth Brigt—Briton, John Lawson, Hersey Calatea, Meg Merrilies, Fair Barbadian, Olive Branch, and Edmund Castle. Secheoners—Cheerful, Conch, Mary, and <dntelope. Cutter. Friends’ Goodtwist. Satled out of Simon’s Bay. Feb. 18. Sephania, to whaling. 19. Bellona, to Rotterdam. 21. Lalla Rook, to whaling. Vessels in Simon's Bay. H.M.S, Pylades. Ships—Franklin, and Margaret. Suiled out of Algoa Bay. Feb. 15. Anysna, to Mossel Bay. Vessels in Algoa Bay. Brigs Maria. and Elise. victs, lat. ” Feb. From the Morning Herald of Dec. 18, 1836. Bva letrer from H.V.8 Vestal, off Grenada. we find that on the 21st Sept, that vessel had captured the Portaguese schooner Negrinka, with 336 slaves on buard ;—on the 28th Sept. ater a chase o! thours, she captured the Spanish briganti e Empress witb 435 slaves on board;—at 9p.m of the same day, she captured the Portuguese brigantine Pharniz, with 480 slaves on board. The Vestal had sent these vessels to different Ports to be condemned. and was again ready to start ona cruize after a slaver, which was expected betwe@ Tobago and Grenada. Informa ion having reached our Cruisers, that a number of vessels, loaded with slaves, was expected at the Havannah, a sharp look out was kept, and much prize money anticipated From the American Papers we hear of the loss of the ship Bristol, Capt McKoun. from Liverpool, on Far Rockaway. tp betare 4a.u -the ship struck, and altiough only within half-a-mile of tie shore, no assistance cou d be afforded.— Forty persons only are saved, and upwards of sixty lost. Thi» awful catastrop.e is attributed by the American Papers, ina great measure, to ghenegligence of the Pilots. Onthis occa- sion the Pirates acted most brutally, The persons. and trunk of those who ae oy dentia vy escap were searc'ed and ry -bbed by these vil ains., One peor ere atur, who was thrown on the shore ina st te of insensibility, was vobbed of all he had in the world—amounting to 10 sovercigos, The Atholl has tak v in stores and provisions for the lalands of Axcension and St Heiena, and is to returu to England with troops from the Cape of Good Hope. COMMERCIAL RETROSPECT.—Dec. 5, 1836. The principal feature in the Colonial Markets during the past weck has been in Coffee, all descriptions of which have experienced a better sale, and a slight improvement in the value has taken place. With this exception every thing remains in the same languid state as for several weeks past. The importers of all kinds of Sugar, particularly Weat India, still continue to entertain little or no confidence, which causes prices to come down with much rapidity, We have, during the existence of the present trying time in money matters, laboured hard to show that there was no rea] ground for apprehending a very great shock to public credit—that although we were passing through a severe trial, still that we should come out of it with much less mischief than was anticipated by many imaginative and timid people, and that matters would again work their way slowly but surely back into their accustomed channels. The past week has shown some auspicious indications, which, though slight, are still auspicious of ultimate and effectual relief to the monetary and mercantile interests. The quotations of English Securities are all higher this week, Consols have touched 88, Exchequer Bills have been 9 11 prem., and Bans Stock has advanc. d to 2054 206}, all of which prices are considerably better than last week, and these prices are amongst the quotations at the latter end of the week, all of which were at higher figures than the commencement. To-day Consols have been 88} }, and Exchequer Bills 9 11 prem. The course of Foreign Exchange has also been of higher rates for all the principal places on the continent; and we have had few reports of fresh failures either of large or small dimensions. All this looks well, and augurs, as far as it goes, good for the future. It was settling day in the Foreign Market on Wednesday ; the balances were not heavy, and all was satisfactorily adjusted. Money has been scarce, and the contest between the Bank of England and the Joint Stock Bank, the former refusing to discount the Bills of the latter, will doubtless throw a great number of obstacles in the way of commercial men. Owing to boisterous weather, the number of vessels arrived at our ports this weel: has not been large, and Lloyd’s books have recorded a great number of disasters at sea, owing to the late gales. Dec. 6.- Considerable inactivity pervaded the Colonial markets to-day, only one public sale was brought forward; and privately the business done was very limite:!, and still almost confined to the immediate wants of the home trade. The English Funds have been at better prices to-day: Consols account 85} §. for money, shut; Exchequer Bills 11 14 prem.; Bank Stock 206}. Owing to a report of Bilboa being again in jeopardy, Spanish Bonds have declined to 18} ¢; Portuguese 5 percents 44}. Sv@sa.—Vhe British Plantition raw market was exceed- ingly flat to-day; the business doing was to a very limited extent, and confined to the grocery descriptions. A public sale of 122 hhds. Barb :does went of much heaviness at a decline of fully Ix p rewt. on the last sale, and only a part found buyers, middling an. fine yellow rnold at 63s 6d to G6. 6d perewt. The estimated purchases, exclusive of the above public sale, are 150 hhds, and tres. ata general reduction on 1 _orices of Friday of 6d per owt. Th stock o B. P. is 35.053 hhds and tierces, azains 29,054 al tte corresponding period of 1835 thus showing an increase of 6929 chds. and tierces: the weekly deliveries are 1715 hhds aud dierces, against 2436 at the sime time last year, thus sowing a decrease of 721. ‘The stock of Mauritius is 27.396 bags against 43,541 at the same time last year, thus showing a decrease of 16,445 bags; the weekly deliverics are 3.041 bugs against 3,762 last years— ‘These returns include the East India Dock Company. Refined.—There was scarcely any inquiry for either grocery or shipping goods, and the prices w -re unvaried, Corres —The market was quiet to-da hot a ningle public sale was brought forward, and by priva‘e contract the trans. actions either in East or West India were trifing. but the im- Porters succeeded in obtaining full prices. Some little business waa doing in Hrazil at the advance which took place at th: close of Jast week: the only sales advertiy d consist of about 240 casks o! Britisb Plantation, for Thursday aud Friday next. The present stock of British Plantation Coffee ix 4158 -asks and 1572 barrels and bage, again+t 4072 casks and 1920 barrels and bags at the corresponding period of last year; thus show- ing an increase of 86 casks and a decrease ot 348 barrels and bags The deliveries last week were 200 cavks and 110 barre 5 and bags, azainst 290 casky and 103 barrels and bags at the same time last year. REFINED SUGAR FROM BEET ROOT. There are now in the market from thirty to forty tons of Refined Sugar derived from the Beet Hoot cultivated in this Kingdom. e have seen the samples: the colour and the quality are foods and the price asked is L004 per ewt, That such Sugar bas been obtained from Beet Root cultivated in this Country isto usa matter of congratulation The success of the experiment proves shat the Root can be cultiva:ed here. It is understood that government will give every facility ior a fair trial of the matter; and that they will not eucumber the matter in its infancy with :he quesiion o1 duties, ‘his is done with a view of benefiting the landed interest —with the motive done we do not care to trouble ourselves; we look to the thing itsell: and while such success has attended the cultivation o! this Saccarine Root in F ance we rejoice ina successtul inteduciion of that cultivation into this couutry — London Paper. Dec. 6. THE EXPORT OF BOHEA TEA AND THE LUTY RETURNED. The Tea Market will be relieved by this measure and s0 will the Money Market. It is rather unusual for government to return money which ave been paid to them, but in this instance they have, and we believe the matter is sumewhat of a novelty. ¢ Custom House (Officers could oot understand the matter at all, until an order from the Lords ot the Treasury } to that effect was sent them, This order was sent we believe on the application of the great House of Messrs, Baring ; and now Bohea Tea on which the duty has been paid may be exported, and the daty paid thereon will be returned, This is as it should be, and it is no more than what the Tea Trade had a right to expect; and we cannot see now, what consistent objection can be made to allow any other kind of Tea to be exported under the same circumstances, should the holders of such [ca require it—A precedent is now to be found: and precedents are very powerful, and in some instances Very awkward matters. - Dec. 6. Dec, 12 —Sugar cont nues to give way in price with much rapidity, particularly British Plantation Raw, which, from the very great decline that has taken place of late, occasions some anxiety amongst the merchants and others, and the conse. quence has been that scme Houses have been compelled to suspend payment. In the -’rovision trade the failures that are daily taken place create an increased want of confidence and tend so much to damp the market that the business doing is scarcely sufficient to meet the necessary wants of the trade, In the Money Market the most prominent feature has been a considerable advance in the quotations of Securities, ie cularly English. For Monev Consols have been shut, but for the Account they have touched 89%, which is a very consider. able advance, and in them the transactions have consi. derable. ‘Since this highest point which they have touch they have been 88] 89; on Satorday they were 883 {, and 932 to-day. The operations in Consols have been considerable, and at the time they were at the highest the 3 per Cents Re. duced were 88 , and the 3; per Cents 96}. These quotations show a considerable rise on the advanced quotations of last week, even Bans stock has also touched 28 2-9, and Kx. chequer Bills have yielded quotations at i5 prem. b t have since been down to 13 prem. andi them the uperations have been extensive; to-day the quotations of Exchequer Bills have been t! 13 ; This advance in the English Funds is an additional evidence to what we have previvusly and repeatedly etated, that our monetary derangement will gradually work itself back into its wonted condition; and, as far ax we can see at prevent without any of thuse violent convulsious which some we and timid, though well meaning people, anticipated and pre dicted. The number of Fircat mercantile stoppages announced this week has been smaller than before; such stoppages seem almost to have stopped : and should they commenc: again, however. we are Bull of our former o inion, that while we may have a little sprinkling from the black aud threatening clog , 1t will not spend its fury upon us but blow over, There is but little mercantile business doing, but this is always the case at this season of the year and althouzb fromall wecan gather from mercantile men, we are sure that money is still oearly as scarce as ever, yet still. from the omparative sound stare in which we were before the recent severe season set in which bas been Proved by tacts in that respectable ource of infor. mation, “ he Bankers’ Cirenlar.”” from which we extracted largely last wee ant the «eek but one hefor , we feel confi- dent that although the trial may be fiery, the issue will not be disastr us. We have said it before and this is the time for saying it again, that we are labouring under no rational calamity or providential visitation, but merely under the workings of our aystem of business itself, and there is in the system the means of its own cure. Livyd’s books have recorded a great number of disasters to vessels at sea from the late heavy gales. Letters from New York tuo the i-th ult reached town on We inesday They state that the money market was ina more quietan sound state thaa wh:n the previ us advices left. Two per cont per monin was the current rate of discount on good paper The banks were discounting a ittle more freely, and there had been no failures for some time ‘The papers were, howeve , chiefly filled with the elections for the Presi dent Whether Van Buren will succeed remains yet to be seea, It appears from Continental news, that #rince Metternich, s very liberal in his views of trade, and it is said th t it will be the fault of our ministers if we do not obtain a modification and reduction of all thoxe duties which have mterfered with Austria and the Germanic Union. Our government must set the example of reduced protecting duties however, for this country was the first to set the example of excluding duties, To day intelligence from the United States to the 24th ulto. has arrived. The election of Mr. Yan Bur n to the Presidency is now placed beyood doubt. This intelligence communicates nothing new relati e to the money arket in the States, At New Orleans Carpenters were receiving at t @ rate of five dollars per day, and Labourers two! SLAVE COMPENSATION MONEY. (From the S.A. Commerciul Advertiser.) All doubt on this suhject h&s now been set at rest by the actual payment of a number of the Claims sent from the Cape of Good Hope. On these Claims, which were paid in Stock, the interest on the Capital from the 1st Dec. 1534, up to the day of payment, added to the price of Stock in the Market on that day, raised the sum actually received to about one per Cent. above the Sum awarded by the Commissioners at the Cape. The following cases have been kindly furnished to us by a friend, to satisfy the public on this point :— No. 3031, Awarded here - - £529 10 1} Awarded in London - - 626 63 —_— Sold at 95} per Cent. . - £505 18 9 Deduct Brokerage } pCt. £0 13 2 : Stamp to Powerof Attorney 1100 2 3 2 £503 15 7 Add Interest from 1st Dec. 1834 - 29 1 9 £532 174 No. 6148. Awarded here - - Awarded in London - - — Sold at 96} per Cent. : - £64 010 : Deduct Brokerage 4 pCt. £0 18 Stamp to Power of Attorney 1100 111 8 £62 9 2 Add Interest from 1st Dec. 1834 - 312 6 £66 18 The following is copied from the London Gazette : . [ADVERTISEMENT.] ‘ Office of Commissioners of Compensation, ~ December 16, 1836. Cape of Goon Hors.—Notice is hereby given, That the Commissioners of Compensation having received from the Cape of Good Hope, Six HunpRED an Seventy-Eicit Unconrestep Ciarms, (a List of the Numbers of which may be seen at this Office), the same will be taken into consideration at 12 o’clock on Friday, the 20th of January 1887, and that certificates of the awards which shall be made upon that day will be deliverable at this Office 00 Saturday, the 4th February 1837. By order of the Board, HENRY HILL, Secretary. The Numbers of those claims referred to, with those previously noticed, we shall print for the satisfaction of the parties in our next and subsequent papers, Care Town: Printed and Published for the Contractor, bY Samvuen Jonn Moutert, at the Gazette Office, No.l, Grave-street, adjoining the Keizersgracht, : \ nd Lena ge OEE Gi ey w. 1628, THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Government Gazette. Published by Authority. | ie FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1837. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT.) ITH reference to the Proclamations of the 8th of December last, and of the 15th instant, Notice is hereby given, that Circuit Courts will be holden at the Places and on the Days hereinafter- mentioned : At George, on Saturday, the 18th March 1837, At Uitenhage, on Thursday, the 30th ditto, At Graham's Town, on Monday, the 10th April, At Somerset, on Monday, the 24th ditto, At Graaff-Reinct, on Monday, the Ist May, At Beaufort, on Tuesday, the 9th ditto, And it is further notified, that in the event of the Judge being prevented by any unforeseen cause of delay from opening the Circuit Courts at any of the Towns above-mentioned, on the Day fixed for that purpose, then and in that case such Circuit Court shall be opened on the Day on which the Judge shall arrive in such ‘Town. Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 23d Feh. 1837. By Command of His Excellency the Governor, (Signed) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT. OTICE is hereby given, that sealed Tenders will be received at the Audit Office, until Saturday, the 18th of March next, at Noon, for the purchase of the Govern- ment Store at Mossel Bay, measuring 198 feet by 25, outside, in its present condition; together with half an Acre of Land surrounding the same. The Tenders to state, not only the amount of Purchase Money, but the proposed terms of payment. Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 21st Feb. 1837, By Command of His Excellency the Governor, (Signed) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government. POST OFFICE CONTRACTS. General Post Office, Cape Town, 16th February 1837. 