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RAAD VAN BESTUUR: De Hr. John} M pesenen le. John Irvin; 1. P.—de Hr. Samuel Gurn Hr. N. M. Rothchild—de Hr. Moves Montenerg, "A? Directeuren, De Hr. James _Alexander—de Hr. G. H. Barnet— de Hr. E. Blund—de Hoog-Ed. G. H. Dawson, M. P.—de Hr. Edw, Fletchér—de Hr. Geo. Harrison—de Hr. W. Howard—de Hr, John Innes—de Hr. Wm. Kay—de Hr. Louis Lucas— de Hr. T. Richardson—de Hr, Oswald smith—de Hr. H. ML Thornton—de Hr. Melville Wilson. Aaditeurs.—de He, Rob. Campbell—de Hr. B. Cohen—do Hr Jobo Routh, Bankiers.—de Heeren Barnet, Hoare, & Co, Actuaris.—de Hr. Benjamin Gompertz, F.R. 8. Secretaris.—de Hr. Andr-w Hamilton. Geneesheer.—John R. Hume, M. D. Cursonstraat. iciteur.—de Hr. John M. Pearce. Landaveter.—de Hr. Thoms Allason. ——_—__ WORDT by deze narigt gegeven dat de Ondergeteekenden behoorlyk zyn aangesteld om Levens Risico te accepteren en poker: te verleenen in dese Kolonie, op de volgende matige heal van pryzen, nam: - LEVENS PREMIEN—ENKEL LEVEN, BRAND PREMIEN, Ren Tafel der Premien om de som van Een Honderd Ponden op het Leven van eenig gezond Persoon. van I5 tot 60jaren te assureren Ouderdom, Veoreen Vow 7 jureniLevenstyd, de wauste Ge- Jaar de betaling |hetuling per dvortendag. per jaar van | jaar van {@ s de £m a. Private Woonhutaen van Steen of Baksteenen, zonderinmencing 3, d, van Timmerhout inde Buitenmuren, afgezonderd van aniere Woonhnizen,of van dezelve gescheiden door valle Scheidamn- Ten, en gedekt met Leyen, Metaal of andere Cnbiandbare Stof- fen, met de gewone Meubelen, Klederen, enz. . . . . 26 ‘'TWREDE KLASSE VAN ASSURANTIE, Publicke of Private Pakhaizen, gebanwd als in No.1, en waar In geene gevanrlyke Goederen worden geborgen, Wynpakhuizen, even 200 erbouwd, waarin de gewone hoeveel- - heid Brandewyn wordt gehorgen, » . 2... wk 7 46 DBRDE KLASSE VAN ASSURANTIR, Pakbutzen gedeeltelyk gebouwd tan Hout en velekt metiLeyen, Pannen, af Metaal, waarin geen gevaarlyke Goederen gebor. gen worden, Govantlyke oederen, bewnard In Pakhnizen als No. 2. Wrynpakhuizon gedeeltelrk gebonwd van lout en gadekt met fieyen, Pannen, of Metall, .. 6... we Gebausven met Rieten Daken, . . 2, ore (Byzonder Assurantien volgens den aard van de iti Bovengemelde Premien zyn lager dan die rechargeerd duor eenly ander Kantoor, en dit Kantoor geef het helangryk vaordec! yan te declen in de winsten der Compaente, welke alle vyf jaren wurlen verdeeld, hetzy in Reductie van Premien, of in additie van de oot spronkelvke som geassureerd, Geneesheer in de Kaapstad—JOHN MURRAY, M.D DICKSON, BURNIES, & Co., Agenten, adh tol acted ALLIANCE ASSURANTIE KaNTOOR, WORDT by deze kennis geveren dat de Ondergrteekenten nu zo Anthoriseerd zyn risicos aan te nemen on Levens van Vronwen lea en op Levens can Vryzemaakte Slaven van belde Sexe, tegenden laren Assurantic no voor het Puhitek, Dee at DICKSON, BURNIES & Coy Agenten, VERSCHE BOTER. ey ZATURDAG JF dutie van keurlyke Boter ex § Skeme.’ VERKOOPING BINNENSHUIS. B ELLIOTT BROTHERS aan hunne Vendu Kamer, - op aanst MAANDAG MORGEN, precies ten 11 ure, greote verscheidenheid fyne Goederen, Zonder van eene Reserve, £ 600. DE Som van £600 kan op Renten worden bekomen tegen 5 pCt. op voldoende Seéuriteit. Adres by St. Georgestraat. R. C. LOGIE. TE KOOP, Aan het Pukhuis van den Ondergeteekenden, MORGEN zal op de Publieke Ven- Ettiorr Brotugrs worden verkocht, 8 va ten KAAP DE GOEDE HOOP Brand Assurantie Maatschappy, No, 22, Heerengracht, OPGERIGT OP DEN lstex DECEMBER 1935. KAPITAAL £20,000, In 400 AANDEELEN vAN £50 IEDER, DIRECTEUREN : De Ed. HAMILTON ROSS, Voorzitter, De Hr. WILLIAM GADNEY, De Hr THOMAS SUTHERLAND, De Hr. SAMUEL BLACKALLER VENNING, De Hr THOMAS TENNANT. De Hr. HOWSON EDWARD RUTHERFOORD De Hr. EDWARD NORTON, De Hr. WILLIAM BILLINGSLEY, De Hr. FRANCIS CULLISON, AUDITEURS: 30 dm, Zeildoek, Dikke Saai De Hr. THOMAS HALL, ay, do. Moleskina, ” onderscheidene De Hr. EDWARD JENNER JARRAM, Touw en Zeilgaren, kwaliteiten, SECRETARIB: Katoenen Zakkengoed, Fancy Broekengoed, De Hr. RICHARD WEBBER EATON, Hestens, ° Silesias, BUITEN AGENTEN oornzakken, Linnen Diaper, ; Witte en bruine Punjums, | Gerold Taconet, THOwRON on Leonia ss rahnmetses. Bag 12, Gm 44 en 5-4 awarte| Deir. Josera Banny, Swellendam, rip. ’ . ?. Hemdelinnen van diverse Bombazyn, ue aan See Senay, Stellenbosch, soort, Kato sayett dei Oe te per a ULMEj ee Or ees Geruit, Shawls, bem eat De Hr. A. V. Bercu, Clanwilliam, usnnentiats Katoenen en wollen Kouzen- PRYS DER PREMIEN: nfiles, waren, Eerste Klasse, ‘isi lasse, gewone risicos 2s. Gd. per £100 aa %; Zwarte zyden Bandannahs, Tweede Klasse gevaarlyk 4s. Gd. per 100 ke hing Baatjes en Broe- Rozen en -syden Doeken, Derde Klasse dubbelgevaarlyk 6s. 8d. per 100 en. nw aren, a pace * Domet Lancashire en Me- Brook’s Persizch do. Wierde’ Klasse Dakhaizen Hi8s 0d pet 8 00 rino Flannel, Fyne Welsch en Saxony do. Ligte en donkere Prints, Do. do. Gekeperd, Patches, Ginghams, Maleysche Doeken, Linnebaaye en Regatta Hem- den, Fyne superfyne en witte do, Geript Sayette Hemden, Merino Vests, Katoenen Onderbroeken, Bovengemelde Goederen worden aangeboden aan Han- delaars en Winkeliers, tegen Pryzen verminderd om de volle staat van de Markt te gemoet te komen. Heerengracht. GEORGE GREIG. TE KOOP, AN het Pakhuis van den Ondergeteekenden, Uitenhaagsche Boter, nu ontvangen per ‘Skerne,’ Algoa Baaisch Beestenvleesch, Van Zandyks versche Chinsura Segaren, Beneveus een algemeen assortement van Britsche Manu- facturen, G. GREIG. N de Schut bevinden zich twee wit bonte Kovyen, niet vroeger gelost zynde, zullende ¢ezelve op de Vendutie van den Hr. Jones op den 29 dezer worden verkocht, als- mede een bruin Paard.en twee Bokken op den 5den Aug. D. J. ASPELING, Schutmeester van de Kaapstad. 20 July 1837. KAAPSCHE BAZAAR, 21, Heeregracht. 6-4 Engelsche Merinos, 2s., en daarboven, 6-4 Fransche do., 3s. 6d , 48. 6d., 6s., 63. 9d., 4-4 Opregte Welsch Flannel, Is. 6d., 2s., 28. 3d., 23, Gd., 7-8 Zachte Swandown, 2s. 6d., 28. 9d., 3s., 33. Gd., Zwart en gekleurd Gros de Naples, 2s., 2s, 3d., 28. 6d., en daarboven, Indische en Europische Shawls, Heeren prachtige zwarte zyden Squares en Stocks, Zwart en gekleurd zyden Fluweel, Parsen en blaauwe zyden Plush, Dames en Kinder Dunstable, Toskaansche, en Fancy Hocdjes, < Heeren Lakensche, Camalotsche, en effen Cloaks, Dames zyden en Merino Cloaks, Jongens effen en patente dito, en cene verscheideheid Stapel en Fancy Goederen, tezeo de inatigste pryzen. J.D. GREGORY. ONDERWYS, Aan Plumstead Cottage Wynberg. F Ferw. Dr. Oxes kan een klein getal Jonge Heeren aanpemen als Kostscholieren, die zullen worden on- derwezen in de gewone vakken van Opvoeding en Mathesis, als eene voorbereiding tot den toegang tot het Koopmans Kantoor of de Publieke Scholen. : Dr. O. is voorzien van eene toestel voor het doen van Voorlezingen over de Natuurkunde. Geen Jonge Heeren kunnen worden aangenomen, die be- neden de Twaalf jaren oud zyn. Prys,—Veertig Guineas in het jaar. No. 43, GROENTEPLEIN. E W. GEORGE neemt de vryhcid zyne Vrienden en de het Publiek te berigten, dat hy aan bovengemelde Winkel te koop heeft, Mosterd, Atjars, Saucen, Engelsche Arzyu, Bokkems, patent Gort in kleine Trommels, Stroop, Split en andere Erwten, Engelsche en Zoetemelksche Kaas, Currie Kruiden, Risjes, witte en zwarte Peper. Beste zwarte en groene Thee, Broodsuiker (gebroken en ogebroken) Mauritius en witte natte Suiker, Java Koffy, gesiepen en effen Glaswerk, blaauw en wit Aardewerk, ronde Watergorgletten, Mandjes en gemeen Zout, Bath Klinkers, Amandels, Okkernooter, Rozynen, gedroogde Vruchten, Tabak, Sigaren, drooge en natte Schoen Zwart- scl, enz, enz., voor de redelykste pryzen. NB. Kofly dagelyks versch gebrand. Orders naar Buiten gezonden. Kaapstad, July 20, 1837, Do. do. Lucifer, Zwafelstokken, Blikken, Do. in groote Kanasters, Styfsel en Blaauw, Gele Zeep, Graven, No. 4, Koets Tuigen. Rol en Bol Katoen 209 yards in doosjes, Spelden, Naalden, Haarnaal- den, Haakjes en Oog jes, Peperment in } lb. en 1 Ib, De voordeelen welke het publiek geniet uit het oprigten van deze Maatschappy, zyn de verninderingen welke ge- maakt zyn sedert deszelfs oprigting, van byna 20 pCt. op zes soorten van risicos, en de securiteit verschaft door des- zelfs talryke eigenaren. Kantoor ure van 9 tot 3 ure. R. W. EATON, OPVOEDING. OHN TOWNSEND BLORE, A. M., zal op MAAN- DAG den 7den der aanst. Maand, eene ACADEMIE voor Jonce Lieven, te No. 18, Roelandstraat, openen. Het is zyn voornemen om geene Pupillen beneden de 10 jaren te ontvangen, noch ook van dien ouderdom of onder, die niet in staat zyn het Engelsch met redelyke juistheid te kunnen Spellen en Lezen, Hy zal onderwys geven in de Engelsche, Latynsche en Grieksche Talen; in Oude en Nieuwe Geschiedenis ; in de Oude en Nieuwe Aardrykskunde; in de Wetenschap van Mathesis; in het Boekhouden, en in het Schryven. Voor het Onderwys in eenige van, of inalle deze Vakken van Opvoeding, zal zyne Charge wezen £1 per maand voor elk Pupil. Voor hen die begerig zyn mogte om de Fransche Taal zich eigen te maken, zal eene Klas driemaal in de week geopend worden. Eene extra Charge van £1 18. per Kwartaal, zal worden gemaakt voor het onderwys in deze Taal. Ecn bekwaam Persoon zal Lessen geven in de Teeken- kunst. Daar het groote doel van alle Opvoeding dient te zyn, om de Ziel met nuttige kennis te verryken, en Geestige en Zedige Beschaving daar te stellen, zoo zal J. B. met allen yver trachten om door een gepast stelsel dit doel te berei- ken met hen die aan zyne zorg toebetrouwd zullen worden. J. B. zal zeer gaarne nadere informatie nopens het be- stuur der Academie geven, aan allen die daarom aanzoek doen, en verzoekt dat alle Applicatien in geschrifte gedaan worden aan het Kantoor van den Hr. Joun Buore, Afslager, No. 10, Burgstraat. See. PUBLIEKE VERKOOPING Dd Heer JOACHIM PRINSLO, van woning 7 wenschende te verandcren, zal op DONDERDAG, den 24sten Augustus aanst., publiek laten verkoopen :— 1, Zyn Woonplaats, gelegen aan de Zondags Rivier, zeer gezond voor alle Vee, en uitmuntend Vruchtbaar voor den Landbouw, beplant met 26,000 jonge Wynstokken, en alle soorten van Vruchtboomen, waaronder zeer fraaye Lemoen- boomen, en bezaaid met Koorn, Garst en Haver. Kn daar deze Plaats aan den Grooten Weg, leidende naar Graaff-Rei- net, gelegen is, en de veelheid van kosthare Gebouwen op dezelvestaande, is het ook eene schoone gelegenheid voor den Handel en voor een Logementshuis. Voorts, Huismeu- belen van differente soorten, waaronder Stinkhouten Stoelen, Tafels, Kasten en Ledikanten zyn. Ploegen, Eggen, Smids, Timmermans en Wagenmakers Gereedschappen, Vatwerk, als Leggers, Kuipen, Halfamen, Balies en Emmers, Brandewyns Ketels, enz. enz. enz. 200 Aanteelbeesten, waaronder jonge Ossen ; 500 Bok- ken, en hetgeen meer ten verkoopdag zal worden aange- bragt. Intusschen blyt de Plaats met of zonder Vatwerk uit de Hand te Koop, en de voordeelige Conditien zyn by den Eigenaar, op de Plants zelve, of by den Ondergeteekenden te vernemen. Uitenhage, den 23 Juny 1837. J. P. ZIETSMAN, Venda Afslager. GEDROST, EDERT den 11 April 11, des Ondergeteekendens Ap- prentice Lours, omtrent 20 jaren oud, bruin van kleur, en eenigzins waggelende; by zyne opdrossing was hy ge- kleed in een duffelsch baatje, vellen broek, en had een roode must op het hoofd. By zyn vorige opdrossing heeft hy zich aan Visschershok opgehouden, en voor een vry persoon uitgegeven. Die hem in een der Gevangenhuizen bezorgt, zal wel beloond worden. De Weduwe P. C. HAMMES. Kaapstad, 21 Mei 1837. PS. Men verondergeld dat hy zich in een der Buiten Districten ophoudt, G. A. HEISE, E eid het publiek te verwittigen, dat hy vette van CHEMIST 2 APOTHEKER i ‘outstraat, No. 3. eo ret By ie alleen echte Artikelen en dat van de beste ‘soort te leveren, tegens de matigste pryzen, en de meeste attentie toetewyden aan eene Lent mare en spoedige vervaardigen van alle recepten aan hem toever- trouwd. Med owe pbeloften. aard met eene tien jarige onder= one a dat vak, in beni en drie jaren dienst in het Etablissement van de Heeren KunwarDT & Co. verzoekt hy het publiek om een gedeelte van deszelfs gunst, daaraan de verzekering gevende, van zich dezelve waardig te zullen mae i. heeft stadig in voorraad eene varieteit van echte Engelsche en Hollandsche Patent Medicynen, Ruikwaren, enz.enz. en verzoekt aan de byzondere attentie van het publiek te mogen aanbevelen zyn onfylbaar Tinctuur tegens Tandpyn, Solutie van Myrrh, geconsentreerde Essence van Jamaica Gember, enz. enz. AAN BU{TENLIEDEN. E Ondergeteekenden zyn genegen £7. 10. contant te stalen saor elke Vracht van 2,000 Ibs. Kastoor Olie Zaden, vry van bast en cuzuiverheld, by de aflevering, by J. Kerdet, op de Markt. See ee eH KUNHARDT, & Co. Hun Markt Agent zal mede kleimere kwantiteiten tegen 1s. Gd. per Cwt. koopen. IT de hand te koop een zeer uitmuntende PIANO FORTE, gemaakt door Broapwoop & Sons. Prys 45 Guineas, Adres by D. SOMMERVAILE. 32, Loopstraat. BEKENDMAKING. AN Nabestaanden en Vrienden wordt by- dezen bekend gemaakt dat myn waardige Echtgenoot de Heer A. A. Bauyns, Sr., op den Sden dezer, in den ouder- dom van 84 jaren en 3 maanden overleden is, Alle die met zyn deugdzaam karakter bekend zyn geweest, zullen met my zyn verlies betreuren,—tevens verzoek ik van rouw- beklag verschoond te blyven. Klein Fishoek, 15 July 1837. Wed. A. A. BRUYNS, Sr., geboren Hegcers, VERLEDEN op den 81 Mei 1537, myn tedergeliefde Echtgenoot Mej. Maria Sophia vun der Merwe, inden Ouderdom van 59 jaren en 9 dagen, van welk droevig verlies ik door dezen kennis geef aan Familie en Vrienden, Boschjesveld, District Worcester, July 4, 1837. J. D, OPPERMAN. MARKET PRICES. Aloe, per pond.... . Aloes per Ib. ........ Amandelen, per 1000, Almonds, per 1000. Appelen, per pond .. Apples. per Ibs, Abrikozen, dito .... Apricots, do. .. - dappelen, prmud Potatoes, per muid .. Azyn, perlegger ... Vinegar, perleaguer 5 Baiken, per stuk.... Beams, each .. .. ., Besjeswasch, p.pond Berry Wax, per Ib.. Boonen, per mud.... Beans, per muid Bw Boter, per pund .... Butter, prib.. .... 37 St Rrandewyn, p.legger Brandy, per leaguer 140 — 150} Rd Corinten, per pond, Currants, per lb. ... 14 — 16 St. Drouge Ossenhuiden, Dry Ox flies, 4 — 6) Rd Bokke vellen, —— Buck Skins . 1 -- HI - - Srmaxno Pobaddda 5 St 13 Rd & St 34 Re i 56 | ens Oo— aoe Eenden &Makouwen, Ducks & Muscovy do. Erwten, per mud.... Peas, per mui 1 Garst, per mud .. .. Barley, per muid . a~ o- Gauzen, per stuk wo 2 = Hoenders, per stu 42° — 58 st Houtskolen, per vack Charcoal, pe 42 — 43 — Honing, per pond .. Honey, per lb. .. 2 — 15 Rd Hooi, per 100 poud,.. Hay, per 100 ib 3y— 4— Haver, per mud.... - 2 Kazen, Kaap, per lb Cheese, Cape, per lb. 0 — 0 Koorn, 10 mudden .. Wheat, 10 muids... 180 — 195 Linzen, per mud Lentil, permuid .... Meel, fyn, per 1001b Flour, fine, per 100 Ib Melies, pe mud .... Maize, perimuid .... Olifants Tanden,p.ib. Elephants Teeth, p.1b Okkernoten, per 100 Walnuts, per 100 .. Peren, per pond .... Pears, per Ib. Persiken, per pond.. Peaches, ditto Planken, per voet .. Planks, per foot Rozynen, per pond .. Raisins, per lb. Rogge, per mud. Rye, per muid Strov, per 16 zak Straw, per 16 sa Tyger, Leeuwen, A Mion Tiere Ostrich Strnis Vellen, pstuk J Skinx, each .. Tabak, per Ib. ..... Tobacco, per Ib Dyen, per mud ...... Onions, per mo Vederen, Struis. p.stk F. 3, Ostrich, Bedde. p. Ib, - Bed. per Ib. Varkenr, gemeste ... Pigs, fattened, each ongemeste,, —— unfatiencd, speew..... —— suckling, 2... Vet, or Talk, per lb Suet,or Tallow, perlb } Vygen, per pond.. .. Figa, per tb. . .. Wol, Schapen, per |», Wool, Sheep, per Ib, Wyn, ordinaire* p.lg. Wines, ordinary, .. Pontak,dito.. Pontack oe Zuurlimoenzap,saam Lemon Juice, phaum Zoetlimoenen, pr 100 Oranges, per 100 - - Zout, permud...... Salt, permvid - + Zoolleder, per % id Sole Leather, p dhide Zeep, perpond...... Svep, per lb. - _ a SE SPI x e I by <a griasrteditd 2 ieitil 20 oe Veeco tSse ~ raid re we LPir tel i villi) pee cece oOo Sows ge OVERLEDEN, July 6, Een jong geboren doenter van Samuel Ely, 8. Een zoon van den Hr. A. J. van Sittert, met name Andries Johannes, oud 4 jaren en 6 maanden. Care Town: Printed and Published for the Contractor, by Samue. Joun Moutett, at the Gazette Office, No. 1, Grave-street, adjoining the Koizersgracht, rr THE CAPE OF ans eer Government Gazette. Publishes by Authority. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1839. Draft of an Ordinance, Proposed by the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, to the Legislative Council thereof, For the better observance of the Lord’s Day in this Colony. WHEREAS it is expedient to make provision for the better observance of the Lord’s’ Day in this Colony: Be it enacted by the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, with the advice and con- sent of the Legislative Council thereof, that from and after the passing of this Ordinance, it shall not be lawful for any person to sell or offer for sale any goods, merchandize, cattle, or other hive-stock 3 or to trade or deal; or keep open any shop, store, or other place, for the purpose of trade or dealing or to cut or carry any fuel; or to discharge any gun or other fire-arm, except upon some lawful occasion, on the Lord's Day. And any person who shall sell or offer for sale, any goods, merchandize, cattle, or other live stock ; or shall trade or deal; or keep open any shop, store, or other place, for the purpose of trade or dealing ; or shall cut or carry any fuel; or shall discharge any gun or other fire-arm, except as aforesaid, on the Lord’s Day, shall, for each offence, incur, and be liable to, a fine not exceeding £ , hor less than £ , or to imprisonment for any period not exceeding - And it shall be lawful for any Constable or Police Officer to seize any such goods, merchan- dize, cattle, or live-stock ; or any fuel or fire-arm as aforesaid, and the same shall, on the conviction of the offender, be and become forfeited to His Majesty. Provided always, and be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for any Apothecary, Chemist, or Druggist, to vend any medicines or drugs, and to keep open his shop, store, or other place, for the purpose of vending the same, on any part of the Lord’s Day. And provided also, that it shall be lawful for any licensed Inn-keeper, or Eating-house-keeper, to keep open any Inn or Eating-house, and to supply auy person who is a traveller, or Jodger at such inn or eating-house, with the necessary provisions, on any part of the Lord's Day. And provided also, that it shall be lawful for any Butcher, Baker, Fish- monger, or Dairyman, respectively, to vend meat, bread, fish, and milk, and to keep open any shop, store, or other place, for the purpose of vending the same on the Lord’s Day, at any time before eight v'clock in the morning during the months of Sep- tember, October, November, December, January, and February ; and at any time before nine o'clock in the morning during the remaining months of the year. And be it enacted, that no Market shall be held, aud no Market-place shall be kept open ; nor shall any wagon or other vehicle loaded with any goods ur merchandize, be allowed to frequent or remain oa any Market place; nor shall any goods, mer- chandize, cattle, or other live-stock, be allowed to be suld or offered for sale on the Lord’s Day. And any Market Master or other person in charge of any market, who shall knowingly permit any market to be held, or any market-place’ tobe kept open; or shall permit any wagon or vehicle as aforesaid, to iequent or remain on the same, or shall wilfully suffer any goods, merchandive, cattle, or other live- stock to be sold or offered for sale in any such warket upon the Lord’s Day, shall for each offence tucur, and be liable to, a fine not exceeding £ nor less than £ And be it enacted that the Owner or Occupier of aay Public Billiard Room, Skittle-ground, or other public place of amusement, who shall permit or 3 suffer any one to play in his house or premises, at any game on the Lord’s Day, shall incur and. be liable to a fine not exceeding £ » nor less than £ » or to imprisonment for any period not exceeding And it shall be lawful for any Resident Magis- trate, Justice of the Peace, Field Cornet, or Police Officer, to disperse all persons gathering together on the Lord’s Day in any public or open place for the purpose of gambling, fighting dogs or cocks, or playing at any game; and to take and scize any implements, instruments, or animals used therein, and to destroy or carry away the same: And all persons actually gambling, fighting dogs or cocks, or playing as aforesaid, he shall arrest, or cause to be arrested; and the said persons shall, on con- viction thereof, be sentenced to imprisonment with hard labor for any period not exceeding ‘ » or to any number of lashes not exceed- ing » or to both such punishments. And be it enacted, that all offences against this Ordinance shall be cognizable by the Court of the Resident Magistrate of the district or place in which such offences shall be committed; and by the Resi- dent Justice of the Peace of Simon’s Town, if com- mitted within his jurisdiction: and that it shall and may be lawful for the said Governor, in each parti- cular case, to determine, award, and direct what share, if any, of the amount of any fiue or forfeiture | imposed in respect of any conviction for auy such offence as aforesaid, shall be paid to any person who may have given information concerning the same. And be it enacted, that the 14th, 15th, and 16th Sections of the Ordinance No. 48, intituled «Ordi- “nance of His Honor the Lieutenant Governor in “Council, for establishing an Executive Police in “Cape Town and the District thereof, and for con- “‘solidating and amending the Laws and Regulations “relating thereto,” and dated the 3d day of July 1828, shall be and the same are hereby repealed. : K. B. HAMILTON, Clerk of the Legislative Council. Draft of an Ordinance, Preposed hy the Governor of the Cupe of Good Hope, to the Legislative Council thereof, To authorize the Governor of the Colony, by and with the advice of the Executive Council, to establish Markets, and frame Regulations for the same, in villages or other places not being Municipalities, WHEREAS it is expedient to establish Markets in certain villages and other places convenient for holding the same, in which resident householders are not sufficiently numerous to form Municipalities, and to frame Regulations for the same: Be it there- fore enacted, by the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, with the advice and consent of the Legislati Council thereof, that from and after the passing of this Ordinance it shall be lawful for the Governor of the Colony, by and with the advice of the Fxecutive Council, by any Proclamation-to be published in the Government Gazette in that behalf from time to time, as occasion may require, to establish a Market at any village or place not being a Municipality, as he shail deem expedient, and to frame all necessary Regula- tions for the sme, and such Regulations to alter, and the said Markets to abolish, when and so often as he shal] deem expedient: Provided always, that the Tariff of Dues to be taken at any such Market, shall not exceed the highest Tariff of Market Dues taken in any Municipality. s K_ B. HAMILTQN, Clerk of the Legislative Council, Proposed by the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, Draft of an Ordinance, to the Legislative Council thereof, For appointing Field Corporals within the Colony. WHEREAS within certain Field Cornetcies the duties of the Field Cornets are very burthen- some, and it is expedient that Persons should be appointed to assist them in performing the duties of their Office : the Cape of Good Hope with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof, that from and after the passing of this Ordinance it shall be lawful for the Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and they are hereby authorized to appoint. within the Western and Eastern Divisions of the Colony res- pectively, from time to time as occasion may require, such Persons, to be called Field Corporals, as they may see fit, to aid and assist Field Corncts in the execution ef the duties of their office; and the said Be it enacted by the Governor of Persons to remove from such office whenever they shall see cause. And be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for the said Field Corporals, acting in assistance, and subject to the directions, of their respective Field Cornets, and they are hercby required, to do and perform all such matters and things as their respective Field Cornets might do and perform in the execution of the duties of their office. And the said Field Cor- porals s:all, so long as they continue in oftice, be exempt from payment of all Taxes. K. B. HAMILTON, Clerk of the Legislative Cguncil. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT. To Dealers in Gunpowder, in Cape Town. ITH reference to the Government Notice to ¥y Dealers in Gunpowder, which appeared in the Government Gazettes of the 21st and 28th of April 1837, further notice is hereby given, that from and after the 3ist instant, His Majes Powder Magazines in Cape Town and its vicinity, will become places of deposit for private Gunpowder in Bond only; and that subsequently to that date, no issues of such Gunpowder for Colonial Consump- tion, will be made from the said Magazines, in quantities less than 1,000lbs., unless the Gunpowder bonded was under that quantity. The issue of Private Gunpowder sold in Cape Town for Colonial Consumption, after the date aforesaid, in quantitics less than 1,000 Ibs. (except as before mentioned,) and more than 501bs,, must be contined to such Private Magazines, as may be provided by Dealers or others according to the Provisions of the Ordinance No. 7, of 1834. The Building called Craig’s Tower, has been recently fitted up as a Private Magazine for hire, with Apartinents for a Storekeeper. Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 17th July 1837, By Command of His Excellency the Governor, (Signed,) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government, GOVERNMENT NOTICE. ~~ OTICE is hereby given, that Messrs. Pore & Lonpr ph have taken out a Licence to deal in Gunpowder, at No. 11, Donkin-street, Beaufort, and that His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve of C. Dore, as Store-keeper of their Magazine. i Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 27th July 1837. By His Excellency’s Command, (Signed) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government. J) OTICE is hereby given, that the present charge for Shell Lime, at the Stores of this Department, is Three Shillings per Half-Aum. F. HOPE, Act. Asst. Civil Engineer. Civil Engincer’s Office, Caledon-square, 22d July 1837, i Nie Resident Magistrate for Cape Town, duly autho- tized by His Excellency the Governor, will hold Courts at Simon’s Town, On Monday, the 7th August, the 18th Se: ptember, the 30th October, and Uth December next, to hear and determine Civil and Criminal Cases, Application for Summonses to be made to Mr. Lone, Clerk to the Resident Justice there. Resident Magistrate’s Office, Cape Town, 24th July 1837. P. B. BORCHERDS, Resident Magistrate. BSCONDED, from the Public Works at Attaquas Kloof, the Convicts fans Fortuin, and Jantje Admiraal. All Persons who may have an opportunity of apprehending the said Convicts, are desired to deliver them over to the competent Authorities, in order that they may be forwarded by them to Cape Town, The following is the description of Haas Fortuin, viz: 4, feet.11 inches high, black woolly hair, dark brown eyes, proportionate figure, and has a scar on his right wrist, + Police Office, Cape Town, July 27, 1837. C. pe LORENTZ, Supt. of Police. TAXES,—CAPE TOWN. NOTE is hereby given, that in purswance ef the a:%\ Ordinance of His Excellency the Governor in Council, of the 15th March 1829, No. 57, the Collector of Taxes will attend at his Office, during the month of August next, for the purpose of receiving payment of all Taxes due by the Iuhabituats of Cape ‘Town and District thereof, from Ist January to 31st December 1835. From the Inhabitants residing in Heeregracht, Keizers- gracht, and St. (seorge’s-street, on the Ist August. Burg-street, Market-square, Long-strect, Deaconiesgang, and Vredenburg-steeg, on the 2d August. Loop-street, Bree-street, aud Hottentot-square, on the 3d August. Rose-street, Hout-steeg, Hilgers-steeg, Schmitsburg, Bui- tengracht, Berg-steeg, and Walendorp, on the 4th August. Strand-street, Custle-street, and Hout-street, on the 7th August. Longmarket-street, and Shortmarket-street, on the 8th August. Church-street, Keerom-street, Vinke-steeg, Wale-street, and Blinde Wale-steeg, on the 9th August. Dorp-stre. t, Dorp-steeg, Kleine-steeg, Kruis-steeg, and Lecuwe-street, on the 10th 4 ugnst. Bloem-street, Bloem-steeg, Peper-strect, Peper-steeg, Tuin-street, Tuindwars-strect, Groen-street, Buiten-strect, Bale-steeg, and Noordkaper-steeg, on the Lith August. Grave-street, Church-square, Mosterd-strect, Plein-street, Zieke-street, and Ziekedwars eet, on the 14th August. Boun-street, Boom-steez, Kofty. 8, Kromme-elboog, Blinsle-steeg, Roeland-street, Graan-steeg, and Nieuineister- steeg, on the loth August. Bouqact-street, Vrede-street, Tuinpleia, St. John-street. Hoop-street, Rict-steeg,. Wandel-street, Stalplein, and Stil-stceg, on the 16th August, Lelie-strcet, Spin-street, Spin-steeg, Buitekant, Caledov- square, Constitution Hill, and Behind the Castle, on the 17th August. Yaterkant, Zee-strect, Riebeek-street, Riebeek-stecg, Justitie-street, Lynde-street, Klipvisch-steeg, and Visch- steeg, on the [Sth August. Mecuwe-steeg, Harder-steeg, Kreefte- ees, Mussel-steez, Rose steeg, Oester-steeg, 2, Lelie-steeg, and Zee-steeg, on the 22d August. teet, Kloof-street, Recde-strect, Tuin Wyken, Hudson-street, Chiappini-street, Somerset Road, and Green Point, on the 23d August. Collector’s Office, Cape Town, Ist June 1837. R, ROGERSON, Collector of, Taxes. "GE ERAL POST OFFICE, Cape Town, 27th July 1837. N OTICE is k -reby given to anv Person being desirous iN of Supplying, for the use of this Otiice, Twenty-six painted Canvas or Linen Ba that Tcaders for the same, addressed to the Auditor General, and marked as such, will be received until 3 o’Clock on Wedneeday, the 9th of next Month. The size of the Bags, and further particulars, can be ascertained at this Oilice, R. CROZIER, Postmaster General, GENERAL POST-OFFICK, 27th July. ETTERS are received at this Office, and will be transmitted by the following opportunities : To Fugland, by the Bele Alliance. — St. Helena, by the Anysna, — Mauritius, by the Hortensia. — NewS, Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, by the Oliria. R. CROZIER, Postmaster-Geueral NOTICE Of Labourer's Discharge upon Appraisement. HEREAS by virtue of the Ordinance No.1, 1835, and upon my official application for and on behalf of Saronie, and her Child Arend, Apprenticed Labourers of Pieter Epcarp Hanan, of the Environs of Stellen- Losch, summoned to appear on Tuesday, the 8th day of August next, at one o’clock in the afternoon, befure the Chief Justice, or one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, at Chambers, to show cause, if any, why the said Saronie, aml her Child Arend, should not be allowed to purchase their discharge from further Servi¢e, at the price approved of by me, or upon the appraisement to be thereof made, Now, Thereby give Notice of the above appointment, and do require all Persons having, or claiming to have, any title or interest to or in the Scrvice of the said Suronie, and her Child Ar ad, either in their own right, or as the Agents, Guardians, Attorneys, Trustees, or ‘Re- presentatives of any Person, to attend at the above- mentione:i time acd place to prefer such their claims re- spectively. Special Justice’s Office, Stellenbosch, 11th July 1837, H, PIERS, Special Justice. CE is hereby given, that-the Civil Commiésioner neces wil attend at his Office every Thursday, up to the end of September next, for the purpose of re- ceiving Arrears of Taxes. f “W. GILFTLLAN, Civil Commissioner... Civil Commissioner’s Office, Cradock, 18th July 1937. -N the Pound here is confined beyond the limited time, a dark brown Mare; if not released before the 7th of August next, the same willbe publicly sold’ on that day, at the House of Mr. M. C. A. Necthlixg, at Stellenbosch. Moddergat, 21st July 1837. a J. J. pe VILLIERS, Poundmaster.. errant High Sherifi’s Office,. Cape Town, 27th July 1837. EK Execution of the Judgment of the Supreme Court in the under-mentioned Case, the follow- ing Sale will take place, viz: ALBANY. CHARLES and HENRY MAYNARD,. versus +) RICHARD HAYHURST. On Monday, the 7th of August, at the Commission Sale Rooms of Mr. J. Ds Noxpen, in Graham’s Town, of House- hyld Forniture of various descriptions, Glass and Earthen- ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c. &c. J. STEUART, High Sheriffi TICE TO CREDITORS: nee Worcester, 11th July 1837. In the Insolvent Estate of John Dunn, of Worcester. LL Persons claiming to be Creditors ‘under this Estate, are required to take Notice, that the Undersigned has been duly elected to, and confirmed in, the appuintmient of Sole Trustee of the said Estate; and fat ei oe has: appointed the Third Meeting to be hel yd t! Resident Magistrate, of: Worcester, at his : ee, on, Saturday, the 26th of August next, at. 10 ors in the: Forenoon, forthe Proof of Debts, for receiving ae rustees Report, and also for. the purpose of giving irections to the said Trustee as to the management of the said Estate. And all Persons indebted to the said Estate, are required to pay the same to the Undersigned, on or before the 20th ? di will be instituted against them,. of August, or. Least a pe LABAT, Sole Trustee. rere SEE Notices. of Executors,.&c.. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS, In the Estate of the late Johannes Jacobus Stoedar, and sure viving Widow Susanna Wilhelmina Jerling, LL Persons having any Claims against, or being A indebted to the above Estate, are requested to send in their.Claims, and to pay their debts within three months from this date, to my Agent at Uitenhage, Mr. J. P. ZIETSMAN, Kromme River, Distgict Uitenhage, 15th July 1637, Widow J. J. STOEDER, Executrix Dative, Master's @Oitice. Master's Office, Cape Town, 26th July 1837. EDICT. HE Next-of Kin and Creditors of Jan Jacer, Jate of Rhenoster Rivier, in the District of Clanwilliam, deceased, are required to take Notice, that the said Jan Jacer died intestate, and that a Meeting of the Next of Kin and Creditors of the deceased, and all others whom these Presents may concern, will be held before the Resident Magistrate, at his Oftice, Clanwilliam, on Satur- day, the 9th September next, at 10 0’clock in the Forenoon precisely; and all such Persons as aforesaid are hereby re- quired toattend at theplace and timeaforesaid; then and there to see some Person or Persons sclected hy 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 Estate of such deceased Person as aforesaid, aud Tutor or Tutors Dative of the minor Heirs of the Deceased. CLERKE BURTON, Master of the Supreme Court. Master's Office, Cape Town, 25th July 1837, EDICT, HE Next of Kin and Creditors of Hrtena Joanna Suir, deceased ‘Spouse of Miciec Curistian Bester, late of the District of Stellenbosch, deceased, are required to take Nutice, that in consequence of the death of Micnte Cugistian Bester, the Testamen- tary Executor of the ate of his deceased Spouse the said Hecena Jonanna Smit, a Meeting of the Next of Kin and Creditors of the Deceased HeLena Jonanxa Smit, and all others whom these Presents may concern, will be held before the Master of the Supreme Court, in the Grand Jury Room, at the Public Buildings, Cape Town, on Tues- day, ‘the 5th of September next, at 10 o’clock in the Fore- noon precisely : and all such Persons as aforesaid are hereby required to attend at the place aud time aforesaid; then and there to see Letters of Administration grauted to such Person or Persons as shall then be appointed by the said Master to be Executor or Executors Dative to the Estate of such deceased Person as aforesaid, and Tutor Dative of the minor Heirs, in the place aud stead of the said Micnien Cuuistian Bester, deceased, CLERKE BURTON, Saster of the Supreme Court. Notices of Insolvency, &c. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, In the Insolvent Estate of George Fredrik Henning, of Malmesbury, Cape District. HE Liquidation and Distribution Account in the above- mentioned Insolvent Estate, will lie open for the in- Spection of the Creditors, at the Master's Office, for a term of one month, from Wednesday, the 26th instant, after which the Honorable Supreme Court will be moved to confirm the same, and order the Distribution thereof. J. G. STEYTLER, G. Son, Sole Trustee. Cape Town, 20th July 1837. In the Insolvent Estate of Johannes Mattheus Heyntjes, of Cape ‘lown. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. pu Liquidation and Distribution Account in this Estate, will lie open at the Master’s Office, for the inspection of Creditors, for 28 days from Wednesday, the 2d August next, when the Supreme Court will be moved to confirm the same, and order Distribution thereuf. D. J.. ASPELING, Jun, J. G. STEYTLER, G.s. Cape Town, 27th July 1387. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Jn the Insolvent Estate of the late Daniel Page, and surviving Widow, Anna Susanna Hendrica Truter. rpee Liquidation and Distribution Account and Docu- ments in the above Estate, will lie at the Master's Oftice, for the Inspection of Creditors, for 28 days from Monday, the 3ist instant, after which the Supreme Court will be moved to confirm the same and order the Distribu- } Trustees. tion thedof, EDWARD MOORE, Trustee. 27th July 1837, | NOTICE to CREDITORS awp DEBTORS, Estate of the late Andries Albertus Bruyns, Senior, of Simon’s Town. LL Persons haviug Claitns or Demands of whatzoever nature, whether Book-debts, Mortgages, Guardian-. ships, or otherwise, against the above Estate, are hereby requested to lodge the same within three months from this date with the Undersizned, and those indebted to the said Estate, to pay the same within this period, P. M. BRIN. Testamentary Executor. Cape Town, 29th July 1837, NOTICE to CREDITORS ayp DEBTORS. HE. Undersigned, Widow and Testamentary Exccutrix of the late Mr. Pieter Daniel ran der Westhuyza, P.s. requests all Persons having any Claims against tae Estate either for Bookuvebts, Surctyships, or Guardiauships, or any other cause, to send in the same, with proper Vouchers, and those indebted to the same, to pay their debts to Mr. A.N. Russouw, 28, Bree-street, Cape Town, who has been duly authorised by me for that purpose. ANNA CHRISTINA RUSSOUW, Widow of P. D. ran der Westhuyzn, Ps, Testamentary Executrix, Witte Kiip, Saldanha Bay, I7th July 1827, NOTICE ro CREDITORS ann DEBTORS. In the Estate of the late James Cahill, Barrack Serjeant, LL Persons baying any Claims against the said Estate, are requested to send in the saine to the Undersigned, within Eight Weeks from this date, and those Indebted te it, to settle their Accounts within the same period, ELIZ\BETH CAHILL, Executrix, DAVID MACKAY, Executor, Cape Town, 26th July 1837. PUBLIC SALE. HE Undersigned will Sell by Public Aaction, on WEDNESDAY, Tue tH August, the Half-Share of the Quit-rent Place Goept Mogens Riviea, District of George. And, on the same day and sput,— Cattle, consisting in good draught Oxen, Cows, Calves, Sheep, Goals; Farming Implemeata, Wagons, Household Furniture, Plate and Earthenware, and other useful articles, belonging to the Estate of the late Mrs. MARIA MARGARETHA BARnarb, Widow of the late Mr. Jacouus JoHANnES BoTiia. JAN ABR. MEYER, HEND, CHRIST. BARNARD, Executurs Dative. 13th July 1837. NOTICE to CREDITORS axp DEBTORS. pate Persons having any Claims against the Estate of the late Mrs. Muria Margaretha Barnard, Widuw of the late Jacobus Johannes Kotha, are requested to send in the same with proper Vouchers, to the Undersigued, within three months from this date, and those indebted to the same to discharge their Debts within the same period, to the first Undersigned, at his Place Medkboom, District of George. 13th July 1837. 2 JAN ABR. MEYER, HEN. CHRISTOFFEL BARNARD, Testamentary Executors. NOTICE. LL Persons claiming to be Heira of the late Mrs. Muria Margaretha Barnard, Widow of the late Mr. Jacobus Johunnes Botha, (who. departed this life, without having by her last Will and Testament, passed and executed on the 16th December 1834, before Mr.. John McKenaie Johnson, of George Town, Notary Public, named avy Heirs to her Estate and Effects,) are hereby called upon to prove their relationship, entitling them to be Heirs of the deceased, within three months from the date hereof, to - the first Undersigned. District of George, 24th July 1837. J. A. MEYER, N. Son. H. C. BARNARD, Sen. PUBLIC SALE, TRE Undersigned Testamentary Executor of the Estate of the late Widow Hendrik ran As, born Siebert, will sell on Saturday, the 19th August next, in theVillage , of Swellendau:— An Erf, measuring 171 Square Roods, and 56 Square Feet, containing a House and two Outbuildings, situate in the Village of Swellendam, aud well adapted for carrying oa a Shop. J..4i, ASPELING. 4 | T: pe al -- This Morning. HIS MORNING, at the Sate of Home, Eacar, & Co. the Undersigned will sell the Effects of the late Capt. Epwakp Jounson, Brig Hamilton, consisting of A Chronometer, by Webster, 6G Watches, by Frodsham, A Sextant and Spy Gilass, A Bale of Slops, 40 pair Men's strong Shoes, Charts, Books, Wearing Apparel and Bedding, a few superior Cumberland Hams, Chedder and Loaf Cheese, Mastard, dc. EDWARD EAGAR, Executor. Breeding Horses, Cattle, &c. On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 8th and 9th of September next, at the place Matjes Fontein, Ward Bidouw, District Clanwilliam, will be publicly sold to the highest Bidder, the whole of the Estate of the late Johanna Adriana Lubbe, and surviving Husband Jacobus Petrus Hough, Sen., consisting in a great number of Whethers and Goats, about 900 breeding Sheep, 700 Goats, 60 head breeding Cattle, 35 breeding Horses, 30 trained and uo- trained draught Oxen, a number of draught and saddle Horses, young Stallions, Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, Car- penter's and Smith’s Fools, Farming Implements and Kitchen Utensils, Household Furniture, and what farther may be offered. At the same time, the unexpired time of Service of some Apprentices. J. P. HOUGH, Executor Dative. Bidouw, 21th July 1837. pee ADVERTISEMENT. LL Persons indebted to the Estate of the late Mr. Daniel Wilhelm can Eyk, and surviving Widow J. M. Prenger, are hereby requeste1 to pay the same to the first Undersigued, within three Months from this date, to prevent legal proceedings. And all those who have any Claims of whatever nature in the above Estate, to deliver the same to the first Undersigned, within the said period. - B. RENS, Testamentary Executor. J. M. van EYK, born Prencer, Executrix. Uitenhage, 22d July 1837. TRADE LIST. COMPENSATION MONEY. HIE Undersigned offer their Services, and that of their House in London, Messrs. W. Borrapalte, Sons, and Ravenuitt, to receive Claims on the Compensation Fund. BORRADAILES, THOMPSON, & PILLANS. Commissariat. ENDERS, with Samples, will be received at this Office until 12 o’clock on Saturday, the 29th instant, from such Persons as may be willing to Supply From 6,000 to 10,000 (bs. of Rice, to be delivered into His Majesty’s Magazines, Cape Town. The price to be atated in Sterling, per 100 Ib, net English Weight. Commissariat, Cape Town, 2ith July 1837. H. M. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Simon's Bay, 21st July 1837. TOTICE is hereby given, that Tenders and Samples N will be received at this Office, till Noon on Saturday, 5th August next, (when parties Tendering, or some Person on their behalf, are requested to be present,) fore56,000 pounds of BISCUIT for H. M. Navy. The Tenders must express the price Sterling per 112 lbs. ‘English Weight, in words at length, and the period of delivery. The Names of two responsible Persons must be proposed in the Tender, as Securities for the due fulfilment of the Contract. FOR ALGOA BAY. OA hw Brig SKERNE, Capt. Rics, has room for bt a small quantity of light Freight. Apply to BORRADAILES, THOMPSON, & PILLANS, This Morning. PUBLIC SALE. HIS MORNING, a Public Sale will be held at the A eens of the Undersigned, of a variety of Manufactures and Produce, together with a quantity of English Leather, Pickles, Sauces, Ale and Porter in wood and bottle. . And, for Account of the Underwriters, 3 Cases Saddlery, More or less Damaged by Salt 1 Bale Baftas, Water. HOME, EAGAR, & Co. OR SALF, at the Stores of the Undersigned, fine White BRAZIL SUGARS, just landed ex Antelope, from Hie ae eos HOME, EAGAR, & Co. To-Morrow Morning. T Mr. Jones’s, on the Parade, TO-MORROW MORN- ING, 5 casks Glass, consisting of Tumblers, Wines, and Decanters. ry THOMSON, WATSON, & Co. To-Morrow Morning. HATS AND CAPS. (0 -MORROW MORNING, the Undersigned will T hold a Public Sale of the above and sundry other Merchandise. N.B. Unless previously disposed of, will be sold 100 Lancashire Hams. % BORRADAILES, THOMPSON, & PILLANS. Wine and Beer. JXO-MORROW MORNING, (Saturday,) will be sold | at Mr. JONES’s, Commission sale, | 20 Casks PALE ALE, 6 Cases, 6 dozen each, fine OLD PORT, 6 do do, do. SHERRY, The whole without Reserve. 28th July 1837, -Miorrow Afternoon. PUBLIC SALE OF BOOKS ILL be continued on SATURDAY AFTERNOO 29th Inst. Inside the Stores of W. ANDERSON, Sen. & Co. PUBLIC SALE ON MONDAY. HE Undersigned will hold a Public Sale on MONDAY MORNING next, of Brazil Sugar in casks, Java Coffee, New Zealand Rope, White and Grey Long Cloths, surerion Voorcnitz, Stripe and other Shirts, Checked Handkerchiefs, and a general assortment of Manufactured Goods. HEIDEMAN, HODGSKIN, & Co. N.B. Every ARTICLE PUT UP WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. NEW ZEALAND ROPE. OR SALE, at the Stores of the Undersigned, White and Tar'd Rope, 1 in. to 34 in. 2, 8, 4, 5, and 6 Yarn and Spun Yara, Whale Line, Whurp, Ratline, White Line, Baling Rope, &c. &c. HEIDEMAN, HODGSKIN, & Co. PUBLIC SALE. JHE Undersigned will hold a Public Sale on MONDAY next, at their Stores in the Heeregracht, of a general assortment of Merchamdize, which will be Sold without Reserve, to close Accounts. And, at same time, 7 Pieces Stout Punjums, more or less Damaged. THOMSON, WATSON, & Co. SALE OF FURNITURE, CARRIAGES, ~ HORSES, &c. &c. at The VINEYARD, near Newlands. The Property of W. PETRIE, Esq. who is about to + leave the Colony. N MONDAY, the 31st instant, at 12 o'clock, at the above Place, will be sold, FURNITURE, Consisting of Tables, Chairs, a superior bronzed iron double Bedstead, with spring Mattress and Feather Bed ; an Fight-day Bracket Clock ; a Mahogany Wardrobe, &c. : PLATE,—consisting of Dinner and Dessert Spouns and orks. 