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Des Resident Magistrat van de Kaapstad, berçon by deze de Kesideut Hüsse van District No. 19, om byen te komen op het Stadvis, op MAANDAG, den 27 November 1848, ten 10 ure a.m., tot het verkleiche van en Commissar voor gz. District, in de plais van de Wel-Fd Heer T. SOTHERLanp, die bedankt heeft. Resident Magistrat van Commissar en Wykmeesters van de Munwcrpaliteit van de Kaapstads -Manicipalitei, wor by deze narigt gegeven, dat eene buitenge wone en gezamelyke Byeenkomet van de Commissar en Wykmeesters van de Kaapstads -Manicipalitei zal plaats hebben op het Stadhu, op MAANDAG, den 20 dezer, ten 10 ure, v. M., (ot het overwegen van het voorstel van de Hoog-t'd. den Secretaris van Staat voor de Kolonien, om naar deze Kolonien Politikke Bandieten, en Verlofkaart lieden” te zenden, als medegelijk door Zyne Excellentie den Gouverneur, aan den Wetgevenden Raad, by des Zelfs zitting op den 8 dezer. Namens Commissarsseo, Pp, J. DENYSSEN, See. Stadhuis, 15 Nov. 1848. VERKUQPING VAN Woeste Landen. P Constitution Hill en het boven einde van de Water-kant. Met betreking tot myne Kennisgeving van 13 ullimy, wordt by deze kennis gegeven dat eene publieke vendutie zal worden gehouden, voor rekeniog van de Mu- profiteren, is het niet oubelangryk te vernenen cat men | sicipaditeit ven de Kaapstad. dadelyk inde gelecenbeid kan gestehl worden, om zich van van een goede, brave, en geschikte Opzigter te kunnen vourzieo, kunnende de Quoden geworden het geerd Pu- b'iek den persoom van den Heer DAM Beyvens en zyo Fchtgepoot, die sedert 7 jaren op de plaats gewoond en het loeverzigt gehad hebbyo, ten genoegen ran aylen den Heer H. Henpuiks, als 2oudanig ten sterksten aobevolen. Voor verdere byzonderbene pelieve men zich te adresseren san voorm. Hr. A. Berens, op de plaars de Rust, Nottentots Holland, 31 October 1848. Jed SDIKS, HLM. HENDRINS, Executors rp. Vestamentaire. J. FAURE, Ee” Geene Verrerschingin maar een gue: Glas Wyn zal tuegediend worden, : Deti Heer C PB. Linpenperc, Vendu-Adm, OPROEPING van CREDITEUREN ev DEBITEUREN | dn den. Boedel van wylen dea Hr. Alexander McD. nald, van de Hecreogracht LLEN die cenige sordering: hebben tegen dezen « Koedel worden verzecht aezelve lo te zenden by den fndergeteckende, binnen zes weken va dato dezeren dhe nan denzelven iets verschuldigd 2\n zoo spoedig mogelyk de oo.dige sehikkingen met deu Ondergetrekende te maken. A. McDONALD, $ Test. Exccuteur. Kaapstad den 30 October. 1848. Oproeping van Crediteuren en Debiteuren. In den Boedel van wylen Nicolaas J. Beukes, M.G.z. LLEN die eenige vordering hebben tegen dezen worden verzocht dezen inte zenden binnen $2.00 En zes weken viel de dalo decer, en die aan den Zielen iets verschuldigd zyn hunne schulden binnen denzelfden tyd te hetalen. DIRD C. BEUKES, Executeur Test. Schuursber, 22 Oct. 1848 Ov MAANDAG den 27 dezerten 10 ure, van 16 Erven Grond, over Constitution Hill, iedere -met 40 @ 45 voeten front, en OP DINGSDAG den 28 dezer, ten 10 ure vao de Erven Woestland gedeekelyk over het boven ciode van de Water. kant en g-deellelyk het boveneinde van de Strundstraad henbende ieder erf 32 vueten froat. Le Vendutie zal gehouden worden op de plaats en de kaarten aynte ziew op dit Kaotuur, van en oa Maandag den 2dho Uetober. V Voor verdere byzonderheden addressere men zich by den Secretaria. : Namens Commissarissen, P. J. DENYSSEN, Sec. Stadhuis, 15 Nov, 1848. PPLICATIEN zallen ontvangen worden d: or Commissarissen van de Kaapstads Municipaliteit, tot DINGSDAG den 28 dezer, voor het Ambt van TIES. REER en BOLKHOUDER van gezegde Municipaliteit, vacant dvor dea doud van Heer Ropert Warers. Namens Cominissarissen, P. J. DENYSSEN, Sec. Stadhuis, 10 November 1810, Kantoor van het College van Publieke Wegen, Kaapsche Afdeeling, 8 November 1548 opr aan het College is vertuond geworden dat ver- scheiden Jieden geworden zoy de zjyden van deo nieuwen Weg van Dusker Vallei naar de Palen te bescha- digen, door met bunve wagens over dezeiven te ryden, 200 wordt by deze kecnis gegeven dat de Superintenvent van Wegen alle personen dus.overtredende, na deze kennis- ving, Zy.n prosequeren. Nameans het College, C.J. AURET, Sec. Municipale Kennisseving. BYEENKOMST VAN WYKMEESTEREN. Deate Byeenkomst van Wykmeesteren voor de Muni- paliteit van de Kaapstad zal worden zehouden op het Stadsbuis op BIAANDAG den 4 Dec. ten 6 ure des avonds t Ot het verklezen van einen Voorzitter, Vice Voorzitter, en leda van de onderscheiden stand Comites van het in College, alsmede om uit hun midden of anders twee huis, houders te,benoemen en te ageren als Auditeurs van de Mauielpate tekeniogen voor het jaar eindigende 31 Dic. Namens Commissarissen, Bb. J. DENYS Stadburis, 15-Nov. 1848. neces | BYEENKOMST VAN COMMISSARISSEN, G 7 ORDP by deze narigt gegeven, dat eene Buiten- | 7 WW -gewoonr Byeenkomst van Commissarissen van de Aunicipaliteit van de Kaapstad, zal worden gehouden op DON DERDAG, den 30sten dezer, ten 10 ure v.un., tot het |. . estissen’ vao objection tegen de waarering var Onroe- Hie bigendom, als bepaald in November cah het afyelo. ree nee voor het einde van het bepalen van de waar. A pe; jassificatie van het Onroerend Eigendom binovn. van ae Walareay wyken van de Municipaliteit, in termen einie saa hej wane Municipale Regalatien voor do; N de Schut alhier plaatse “Ays Fontein,” Nieuweveld, District Beaufort, bevinden zich de ondergemelde Paarden en een Qs: Ken rod schimmel Hengst, in zyo regter oor vertoonende een beet. Een Raap of Arabier schimmel Hengst, met een kol, 2 jaren oud, Een vos Hengst Veul, met een kol, twee -wilte achter pooten, circa U jaar ond, een bruin Ruin Paard met een ko! blesje; Fen brain dito ongeteekend, Fen bruin dito, regter uchter poot en linker voor poot wit, met een breede bies, Kene bruine ‘Merrie, met een. kol en witte achter pooten,. met een Hengst: Veulen, licht brain, 26 dagen oud. Kene vos schimmel of stikhaur Mearie, met een bles en witte. Kene vos schimmel of stikhaur Mearie, met een bles en witte. Achler pooten, Eene vos Merrie, met een witte plekje op de kam. Eene rood schimmel Merrie, ongeteekend, Eene witte Merrie, fiaar Veulen groot en bruio, Fen rood schimmel Hengst, met een kol, circa | jaar ‘ond, Eene rood schimmel Merrie, met een effe kol, Edo rood schimmel Ruin Paard, met een effe kol, Eden licht bruin Ruin Paard,.beide voor pooten en regter -achter pont wit, met een kal,, Een zwarte Os, linker oor slip, regter oor halve maan b e Wykmeesters worden byznder verzucht bovengem, | van achter. Vyeenkomst ¢: Wan tes serene te woouen, om de novdige inlichting te Natnens Commissartssen, Niet gelost eynde voor Zatqrdag, den 28 November, zul- len dezelven op dien dag aan gez. Schut, publiek worden varkucht, Stadhuis, 15. Noy. 1848, PB. J. DENYSSEN, Sec, J, 8S. CILLIERS, Schutmeester. Ays Fontein, 26 Oct. 1818, HANDELS LYST. VITGEBREIDE Binnen Verkoopingen. Jo den geassignerden Boedel van G. Bilian & Co. Eerste Binnea Verkooping zal placts heben aan hon Pakhuis in de St. George’s-straat, op HEDEN MORGEN, (Donderdag,) den 16 dezer, wanneer de geheele Voorraad Zonder Reserve zal worden verkocht, waaronder Fraape Zyden en Satyoen Shawls en Mantillas ; Satynen.en Sarsnet Lioten, eene groote verscheiden- heid Muslin i: stukken, Musfing Kleedjes Boek en Mail Muslios Dames Schoenen ea Laarsjes Zyden Beurajes Handschoenen van alle soorten Kousenwaren dito Zwarte Gymps eo Franje Kant,. Kanten Kraagjes, Shawls Karetten Kammen Opderbaatjesgoed Kooopen, eene groote verscheidenheid lersch Linoen, gerolde Living Ginghaws Fhuweelen Haarlinten. Z@ A. Venda Hamer. 6, KEIZERSGRACHT. E Heer Satom zal op HEDEN AVOND, den 16den ter publieke compet It is anbieden, verscheiden Fraave Schilderyen in olie vera, in guede vergaide lysten, wärken der de werken van Laudrani, Guiseppe, Paul de Vici, Martise, Antoine, Carolica, Van Burg, Desart, Genevieve, alsmede, twee oder Schilderyen in Crayon op Perkament, zer zeldzaam. Verscheiden uitmuatende Prentes, Schilderyen, Perfumerie, en. Fraave NSchilderyen, VEN Ridderzaal, in fraai. verguide lyst en de eerste “4 Elervormers preseoterend: het beroemd Protest op dea Ryksdag te Spiers den 29 April 1529, Beide 5 Guinea Platen zullentworden angeboden op de Avond Vendutie van dea Hr, Satom op Heden Avond. De Heeren GEORGE GREIG & Co. E EBBEN ontvangen per Neptune, verdere voorraad Goederen, als Zadels, 30 dins. Zeildoek, Moleskins, Punjums Hemdelinuen, Voerchitz, en de gewoone stapel Maonufacturea. : Alsmede, gekookte en ongekookte Lynolie, Witlood ea Menie. fe FASES verwacht per ‘David Caroegie,’ direct van Gottenherg, eene lading Hout en Deelen, expres voor deze Markt. De Deelen zyn van 12 tot 24 veeten HIaug, Het Hout in lange lengten, HOYIL & RUSSEL, Boomstraat. R. H. ABDERNE, Kasteelstraat. i rf NTVANGEN per Neptune, Noorsche Deelen, Zweed, sche Teer, Koolteer, Pik, Bladlood, 7 en 8 Ib. Bladziok Schuppen HOVIL & RUSSEL. Per “ Neptune.” “NEN assortement draagbase Leseenaars, Toilet Kistjes Dy Werkdoosjes, enz. R. W. ARDERNE. Haasteel Apotheek. E Hr. HERMAN JEPPE de Affaire hebbende ge- kocht onder de bovenstaunde benaming gedreven, eegh. R. W. ARDERNE. Haasteel Apotheek. E Hr. HERMAN JEPPE de Affaire hebbende ge- kocht onder de bovenstaunde benaming gedreven, eegh. R. W. ARDERNE. 47 en 1348. Versche Europische Tuinzaden. NLANGS ingevoerd per Gand, en te koop tegen lage { ) pryzen, ia byvoeging tot eco groot assortemeat, de volgende Zadep, geuarborgd van de. beste. kwaliteit, te weten:— FRR ‘Bloemkool, Brecoli, Kopkool, Roode dito, Savoie dito, vroege York, Knol Raap, Radys, zwarte Spaansche dito, enz. eZ? Alsmede, assortementen Kaapsche en Vreemde Bloem- bollen en Zadep, Voor den uitvoer.—Catalogussen waarvan binnen eenige dagen te bekomen zyo. so. 43, Lai traat, BoP Poy \C. M. VILLET & ZOQN. 1 U geland wordende ex Neptune, van London, on te N. koop by den Ondergeteekende, BY Sikkels, ‘ BY Kroon Seissen en Steelep, BY Snoeimessen, Sly psteenen, Seissteenen, Platedwerk, Messenwerk, - Spykers-van alle soorten, 3 Blad en Hoepel Yzer, Blister, Shear, en gegoten Staal,  EFFT nu ontvangen per Pucket en andere lat E Schepen, eeu xssortement Stapel eo audire Guece- y geschikt voor den Stad en Buitenhaodel, welke hy de by -cudere vandacht van zyne klanten kan aanbeselen, PUNJUMS, wit en bruis, Baftas, 6-4 Bedtinnen, Hemde- Hionen, Durgeloths, zekeperd Swaned.wo, Domestics, bruine Regatta Hemlen, Selecias, alle socrien, BROEKENSTOF, als fancy Canivon, gedrukte Moleskin, fancy gekourd, Doeskins, Curduray, Bangup Cords. wollen Substitutes, fancy Tweeds, Velveteen, Mole- shins, tan über soort eu prys, een uilg Lreid assorte- at Gold Coatings. DUFFEL, grys middel en beste stout, Doeskins, Lakenen, | gwarte Warsaai, wile ep groene Baai, wollen Mutsen, | 9-4en 104 Dekens, Z MEUBELGERUIT, 36 en 40 dma, Clambrays, g-keperd | 24 Gestreept, Bengal Cord, gekeperde Lining. bruin en) awart Hollands, geenity Ginguans, 104 Spreij-n, | zyden en vatvenen Vestings, zomer Valenci DOKEN, Katoenen, Zwitser.ch 4 4 en 5 4, blaauwe do., Maleische en Mouteith dito, Tusksch rooden dito, fancy Britannia bito, Madras en Verona dito, zycep Zakdoeken, fancy zwarte zyden Halsioeken, SHAWLS, Geruite Laina, zwarie gekeperde eo met geborden de Hveken, pedrukte dito, zurie eu lave o lel dow, donkere gebluemde en Pastley dio, 44 Kripeu eo fancy Merino Shawls. BROOKS hblosjea. 200 en 159 yards, metalen klosjes, zwarte en wilte 100 yar’s klosjes, A.C. W. B, ep lungstreng Gareo, Werkdo.sjes, Eau de Cologue, Laveudel Water, witte Mu!sen, bruine Pants yi ZWARTE ALPACCAS, gekleurne en zwarte Orleans en Coburgs, zydeo streep dito, gedrukte Klgedj-s5, Kouw Chitz, nieuwe Voerchitz, 3) dims, rouw do, zwarte en blaauwe Everlastings, dieo Zomerlaken. PEAKOMES ZADELS, hooge Cantle-eu gevulde dite, Toomen, Hoofdstellen en Teugels, Portmouth Bitten 2) dm, Kiug Bittep, Vurslag Messen, Messen ea Vorkei. GEBLEEKET ZEILDOEK, alle soorten, 4-4 Duck, witte en bruive Drill, Kovopea in soorten, iveren, voilet en Uiaid hammeo, Muhonyhouten Kistjes, Beestloup Geweereu, ALSMEDE TE KOOP, Kofly, Suiker, Ryst, Thee, Ingelegde Gemher, Buskruid, Cavendish ‘Tabak, Lood, Hagel, Lucifera, Theesuiker, Nverwen en Olir, enz., eng Werkstraat No, 45. cL. Wo. Ny UIM voorschot gegeven op WOL, door de Onderge- teekenden, afgescheept aan hunne Cor Meeren Frascis Cottisoy & Co, 29 Lumbardstreet. 3. Da agnons, de olay Lane, PRINCE, COLLISON & Co. Verleren ia de Eanpetird, FRTIEN CHEQUE No. 140, gedateord 1 N aid getrokkeo deor J. H. Horveve, op de Zuid Afr Knansche Bank, voor de Som van £39-4, en betaalbasr aan | de order van den Ondergeteekeuden, niet gecadosseerd, | ov, 1548, | EENE Publicke Byeenkomst 727 AL worden gehouden in de Beura, op ZATURDAG) Zed den Wauerr, EENE Publicke Byeenkomst 727 AL worden gehouden in de Beura, op ZATURDAG) Zed den Wauerr, Ten V2ure, om te bestissen welke haudelwyze zal worden gevelgd duor de Pyeeukomst, ten auszien vau ge voorgestelie. Envoerin VAN ERM NEP ELIE IN DEZE KOLONTE, o wap TY Pigatsen te EBeaufor BE Ondergetechende heeft last van den Hr; Bessavts Norbes, ae volgende Schaperylaatsen, gelegen in het District Gouph, afzonderlyk of te camen le verkuopen, “SpPrmikG FONTEIN,” “BOSCRIESWANS BEVEER,” De helft van “MYNARDYS Egwase” Allen te zamen ongeverer 20,000 morgen, eute wel bekend als guede Schapenplaatsen, om verdere emschrysing te behoeven. Dezelven worden ou vit de huod te, kovp presenteerd, en niet vroeger verhocht zynde, cullen dezelven te Beaufort worden opgeveld. Or VEY DAG, Den 22sten December aanst. De Koepeonditien allen zeer guostig, en de termen van betaling zeer gemakkelyk zyn, Voor verderenden mannigt adeessere men zich bp brieve (franco) by Voor verderenden mannigt adeessere men zich bp brieve (franco) by Voor verderenden mannigt adeessere men zich bp brieve (franco) by Dea Ondergeteekcude ion de Donkustrart Nu. b, te Beaufort. Beaufort, 28 Oct. 1913. W. THWAISS, Afsager. Adver-:cntie. ET volgende is een uitreksel uit eenco brief, verzelende eene party HOLDEN, ontvangeo per Maidstone: “De Hoeden zyn de besten die wy nog gemacht heben, en wy verwachten met vertrouwen dul dezelveo u ten voloten zullen vol loen.” Cester, zal op den 25 Nov. aanst., pudlitk wo: op het Dorp Worcester, indi a niet vour dien t b rowde Os, gemerkt aua beide ooren xwalu 1 ruode witpens Os, met vors den h jaren oud, linker vor zwalussteart, linker our stomp, L awarte Os, niet pryze kop, omtrent merkt linker oor balve maun vao achter, hawk van voren, I geelboute Os, omtrent 4 jareu oud, gemerkt Liat y gem: iv ewuluwetautt en winkelhaak, —- a nee Ww luwstaart, bluker our stomp, I | SCHUT BERIGT, ET ondergemell Vee. thans in de Sesut san de van dea Ondergeterhende, over Hex Kivies thats Wor tor vermocht yt xebust, wotaact, Op, ualeent G bluauy bonie Os, met eco linker banghoren, gemerkt 3 jaren vad, ge. Fegter Our wuket zwartboute bastuard Os, tul, 3 jaren ual, nw bant gemerkt, rector vor za. ilxe Rivier, Wurcestr, 28 Oct. 1813 C.J. ou PLIS818, Sei bneeuter, het yilen indien niet voor dien tyd gelost, Eco bruin Paard, merk van eeaen tuig svor zyo berst, pi H. & A. PRITCHARD. De Ho. den bestaan uit Kastoor, Velvet Pile, Vilt ea Panuna, ROBERT MILLER, 6, Heerengiacht. was. EBobertsozm, ANDTP nu ex Packet, een wel uitgezotht assortentent 4° Yrerwaren, fraaye bronzen Regisier Kagchels, do, Vuurschermen en Yzers, zwarte Register en Kuswford Kagetels, Keakengereed-chap, Vourplaten, Messen in soorten, beste Vaurslag Messen, Korenmol Katty aly 10 jaren ond. | ul RL OG. van RENEN WP ataascizuwiag. av ovafgedave rekevirgen, verschuldig dann dea fa Heer RoW. Anverne, voor reheuing van zyne | vourmalige Affaire, up het Kerkplein, zullea zonder onder: | Scherd ter invordering worden overgeyeven, zoo niet ver- | effeud voor het cinde dezer loopende maan: | R. van per SCHVEP, | Kantoor No. 6 Kasteelstraat, Heerengracht. a PUBLIEKE VERKOOPING VAN _ Zsepaum vsoed gedsresseecr WwW @aa weadanaehers, 1 { ft RP MAANDAG, den 20 derer maand, gal op det >» plaats van den Hr, B. Eyeenc, voor rekening van! nr. Jacop Lotusik bovenstaaede Verkooping gehcu- den worden, Deze Puardenwan 3, 40 e0 5 jareo : kunnen aan liefhebbers ten sterksiv worden aan bevolen. Malmesbury, Nov. 11, 1848. JW. MOORK PUBLIEKE VEKKOOPING , PLA eps. | HA OST RB AES AE IN DE AFDEELING CALEDON. 1 Heer Jacop Nictas. Swart, heeft den Ondergetee” hende gelagt om publick te verkvopen op WOKEN DAG, dew 22sten November aanstuaude, op de Plaats zu sehen Ken der de welbelende en vrachtbaare Plaats “(Spriogers Kutt,” gelegen aan de Kleine Niviers Kiouf, in bet Veldkorsetschap Uileokraal, behouwd met een sterk Woonhuis, Stalling, Wagenhuis, Muaurkraleu, enz, 4 Springers Kuil,” is te wel bekend als een extra goede, Plaats voor alle sourtea Vee te zyn, eu Zaaijeo, Alamede zal verkocht worden, 1 Spaa Baotaard Osren, 100 Merino Goyen, 1 Nieuwe Ossenwagen met Jukken compleet, 1 Extra Melhkoe, : Ploegen, Eggeo, Zadel, enz, Woisnead van alle soorten, Keukengereedschap, en wat verder meer zal worden ter koop aangeloden, nae Caledon, 14 Oct, 184. THOS, OSTERLOH, Venda dum. 1 No deSebut alhier bevindt zich boven deo bepaalden! t ty een blanuw borte Os, 8 jara oud, beide ooren eweluwetaart, Niet gelost zyode yveor deo 18 Nov. zal Letalve worden verbocht. : H. ALBERTYS, Schutmeister. Spring Funteio, Suldaplabaai, 1 Nov. 1848, i Kroidenirra Moleas, Duifsch zilveren a, Timmecmansgereedsehap, Stids Blausbalgea en Haardrazgen, Aambeelden en Baukschroeven. Meister en Metsslaars ‘Troffels, Borsteiwerk, Patent Regist-r Ovens, complet, Blikslagers Koper, Uicister of Paris. Verwen, Olie, Kleuren Copal Verais, Amesikaan-sche Vloegen, Vlikken en Boschjys Pikhen, Gravea No. 4, Verdinad, Geweven Draad en Z-even, Buikpotten, roode Noursche Deelen en” Planken, Brut, Staaf en Blad Yair, Plaatsen Kapel Kickken, Gegoten en Blister Staal Verwacht per Alry, best Memelsch Timmerbout. PUBLIEKE VERKOUPING. PU Gp Bimasciag, 28 Rov. 1848. | AL de Ondergeteckende publick duea Verkoopen op zyne Plaate alubuskria!,” veby Maimesbury. bv PAARDEN, eaaronder 3 spanuen etra gedres- rerde zy ny 50 MERRIES van goed ras, ende oveige vilmantende Rye en Trek paarden, 40 “WAKTE TREBKOSSEN id f aaije konditie, I Sterke KAPKAR, (nieuw) 30 Mudden GOED KOREN, For wärder op den dug duc verkocht wolden aangebolen. HENDK. VOS, De Heer J. G. Stevie, Giz, Afslager. - SCHUTT. BERIGT.. N de Schut by de Ondergeterkende t2 Tygerberg, en zal worden verkocht te D’Urban, op den ussite December aanstaaude, zoo niet voorger geinst zes Ossen, J binwuwhonte Oa, metcen bles voor den kop, eu beide voreo ecn slip, 1 dio m-tcen bles woor den kop, regter oor een halve maan van achler, linker oor stomp, 1 dito, met een bles voor deo kop, linker oor een slip, 1 dito, met een bles voor deo kop, regter oor een olip, linker vor een leche, 1 dito, met een ko! voor den kop, regter oor een slip, linker oor stomp. 1 zwartbopte dito, met cen bles voor dep kop, regter oor ean slip, linker oor stomp, Tygerberg, 15 Nov. 1848, F. J. H. DUMINI, 7 ERLANGENDE naar Buiten te vertrekken, te herstel zyner gezondbeid, heeft de Heer Magitte Talellepels, Sevier gelost. Sevier gelost. Sezer, zuilen dezelveu op diea dag op de merht te haers: _dale worden verkecht. Vette Rivier, Afdeeling Swellendaa, den Heer L. P. Caunts gelost MAANDAG, den den December, by publicke Vendutie te verkoopen, al zyo Vast Figendom, gelegen io de Tuinen, zyode een deel van de verdeelde Tuin yao wylen Baron van Quoquetsnoors, be- kend hy den naam van Mydrecht, waarvan verdere byzu- dethedea ja nadere Advertentien gullen wordea behend gesteld. FR fet hak cenigzins dik. sy H N regler qureco zwaluw staart, van voren, 3 jaren ont; een t ; Veuler, regter oor stomp, Pa fi t 1 oor | fegter vor eva slit, iinerkt regter our stomp, pa fi t 1 oor | fegter vor eva slit, iinerkt regter our stomp, pa fi t 1 awartbuote, gemerke link werk I op zyn regter bout, eo gemerkt Jiokee vor stomp “4 ESCHUT in de Schut te Wonder bill, District BE Celesberg, en zal wordeu verhosht up dew ly Dee tou wiet vrueger gelost Oct. 25.—Ien dunkerbruine Merrie, winkelhaak achter Oct. 30.—Een jong brain avlterpoot, G regter oor zwaluwataart, joker yor de punt af, eo hale maan van agter ep van voren slip, ‘inker vor een zwaluwstaart cu halve maan van voren, Zou uiet-voural gelost, za) dezeiven op den 16 December ; aan Wolvek aal, g Nov, 1818. { i BT ondergemeld Vee thans in de Schut by Jowannb N de Sehut ter plaatse van den Ondergeteekenile, bevindt Valeche Rivier, Afdeclivg Swelleudam, SCHUT BERIGT. SCHUT BERIGT. ESCHDT ter VPlaatse Wolvebraal, Veldkornetschap Achtung Langehluof, District George, 3 utuks Ver, als Blauwechimmel Os, omtreut 9 jacen oud, gewerkt roude Os, omirent 5 järeu oud, gemerkt regter vor eex zwartbonte Roe, omtreut a järeu vud, gemerkt regter wiokelbaak vn voren, linker aor ecu slip. u st., publick wurden verkoc.t op buvesgenm, plaate, B. OM. WEHMEVER, Schulmerster, Metatars, te vergelegen, aan Plat Eisier, zal op 30 December 1818 uldaar publick worden verhucht, lat Kivier, 3 Nov, 1348, JOHANNES MEINTIE S. butueester. “SCHUT BeRIGt a. zich bosen dew be; aalden tyd een braine Ruin, met een ict gelost zyude ever den 25 Nov, dezvive up dieo dag te Riversdale worden ver koeht. dW, SUALBERGER, Schulmerster. 6 November 15 SCHUT BERIGT. Node Schot te Port ‘Elizabeth, en zal worden ver. hocht op Maandag, deo Idea December, zoo niet vos Ruia,  KENNISGEVING de Schut van den Ondergeteekende beteiligen he- paalden tyd, cere rood bruine Merrie met een kicw linker cor een halve mia, Rict gelost zynde vour dea 25:te1 6 November 1848. H. BADENHORST, Schutmeister, SCHUT BERIGT. M ESCHUT ter Plaatse Kruisrivier, Distriet Geerre Latts Kivier, 6 Osea awarte. gemerkt regter our halve maan vanachter, lioker gwuluwetaait en snede van uchter; 1 ewarle, geniki, linker oor winkelhaak van achter: regler oor winkelhaak van achter, cour gwaluwslaart; en Troude Qs, met ert brand en halvenaan van achter, Zoo niet vrovger gelost, December 1858, aun gezegile koe! zullen die O sen op den 2dea Schut publick worden ter ht, D. P. BOSHOFF, Schutmerster. van Rez en zal wordeu verkocb! eer SCHUT BERIGT. 3 de Schott te Hottentots Holland: (Somerset West) ert zwarte Os, 8 jaren oud, regter oor slomp, met e€0 ait onder, linker oor een ielic. Dit dier is naar de Schut snden door deo Hr BP. L. Cloere, op den 20 October top den ¥ December, #00 niet vreee eloss. ee WN. H, THEUNISSEN, Schutmerster- Hottentots Holland, District Stellenbosch, 4 Nov. 1815. RE EE: Car by Saut Simon,{Gaxette Office, dd for the Contsacto St. George’s-street. eTown : Printed and Post aoe ve \ were: f THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Government Gazette. Perera - Published by Authority. 1 0 bee Jorg train Pearl mes, = THURSDAY, Bester val, CW Whit, Ney OVENBER 2%, 1848. SCWT preg EN GT te gp toy ° * Office of the Central Board of Roads, where the outspan place is, two large tanks’ will be convenient of the arrival of His Excellency the Governor G Velen Lange to Webra te, 25th October 1848. constructed, thus opening the springs which have long been [ among us, and if His Excellency would honor the Board Dainese voi Dosti bees og by opening the Mosterd’s Hoek Pass in person on the Z a Z a Outzeat a outzeat a outzeat a outzeat, | ob, Bary EC Ror issi Publi choked up, f A Sain od is Popa niee ore fa The Gydow Pass was completed in duly last. For roads have directed LONE ADO h i six miles from Mosterd’s Book no natural obstacles, af. several information, that the new. Pass through great difficulty, present themselves on this line of Road. Mosterd's Book, and also the new Gydow Pass, to The road up the mountain is scarped from the hillside, and fortified by high and strong retaining walls, through the Awoo Poort to the interior of the Road a sicfended By retaining walls, varying from one to ten feet in height. pated December next by His Excellency the The whole length from the open’ng of the Mosterd’s : «| Hoek Pass to the Cold Bokkeveld is twelve miles, an In accordance with the request of the Board, His The advantages which will result from the opening of LSD acigaeld Vee ttienaan Exeeliency the Governor Ihis, consented that the | the Mosterd’s Hoek Pass and the roads connceted with Teaieane dikes? ae * new Pass through Mosterd’s Hoek shall be named | it can scarcely at present be estimated with 62 Louse bsap ‘i ie ine “othe Michell Pass.” of correctness, The pass will form the grand focus of Hea Cavnt eae tM erty re The Board lave at the same time ordered the A hae Mi ade ee ee artes Papas itv pet ete sides opening ensive ter ein, et Brn seer ign public allow of the foiluwing Correspondence, in order Middel and Onder Roggevelden, Hantam, Nicuweveld, vBNw di that the Public generally maybe made aware that Warm and Cold Bokkevelden, &e., which are among the ee Ns they have beew steaddy engazed in the p@cuiiar most fertile and productive, thouch hitherto the least labors for which they were appointed, viz , in opening | known districts, of the Colony.” Mountain Passes, filling up Kavines, and con- Tt may not be amiss to mention that the Bokkeveld, structing Bridges’ over the Rivers which intersect the | @cspite of all the disadvantages which are now about to Main Roads of the Colony. removed, has established it¢ name at Mark Lane as f * producing the best wheat in the world,” which will, of By order of the Board, cowrse, be very greatly increased, in quantity at least, W. pe SMIDT, Secretary, by the ereatly i sed facilities of export. The following extracts from Mr. Bain's report are too interesting, in the Board's opinion, to be omitted: "One of the most important advantages which the New Road will possess over the Old, is the distance of the road, the Public would be highly gratified. It is directed to submit the Board's operation of the great ability and excellent Surveyor General and Civil Engineer, who are ground and prepared the plans for this great work, as well as for the other great mountain barriers throughout the Colony, and whose loss is indeed a public debt, that one more appropriate title could be chosen for the new Road through Mosterd's Book, than the "Michell Pass," if His Excellency will be pleased to sanction it. I have the honor to be, Your most obedient Servant, W. SMITH, Sec. We, Sir, Your most obedient Servant, W. SMITH, Sec. In reply to your letter of the 18th instant, I am directed by His Excellency the Governor to inform you, that he will have much pleasure in being present to open the Mosterd's Book Pass on the 1st December next." and that he entirely concurs with the Commissioners of the Board in the selection which they have made of a name for the new Pass. I have the honor to be, Cul So Se at ter choose tan lea merece TeV en wee de ualiea Wpiera vurthac ened, Mba at rile tas ee veep Gira des te Ktttsaie JW SNE Nibevs Racer Alita 9 Wet,. e Go sure moet IM is, - eS Your most obedient servant, JOHN MONTAGU. The Secretary to the Central Board of Commissioners of Public Roads, Public Roads, Cape Town, 18th Oct. 1848. gained, as the following statement will Sir,—I am directed by the Central Board of Commissioners of Public Roads, Public Roads, Cape Town, 18th Oct. 1848. From the outspan place at Mr. 't Commissioners of Public Roads to acquaint you, for the information of His Excellency the Governor, that the new Vacation, the distance Voices, omtrent Tyeg uy, 21 © MELT B PN ve Scant te Boot Pina, aa et ele Wh cp Marc sage ue ERNMENT NOTICE. - Colonel Ofer, Cupe of Good Hope, 25th October 1813. 3, Brtede sect at right Worcester, Hex River, and to Hine of Road through Mosterd’s fork, the Warme | Carel van der Merwe's, near Karroo Poort, is fifteen on pipes, an Bokkeveld, Hottentots’ Kloof, &c., being newly completed. Veteran eta, He Not seen saw = Pleated, will -be ready for opening for the use of the | hour, amounts to ninety miles. of this date, addressed to the Acting cea ag Public on the 1st December next. Lam further desired * From Theron’s to Carel van der Merwe's, by Mos- | Surveyor General, which His Excellency the to communicate to you the substance of the report, | erd’s Hock, Hottentots Kloof, &c., is six hours or thirty | Governor has directed to be published for general which has been presented to the Board by Mr. Bain, the | six miles, being a saving of fifty-four miles! information, His Excellency has been pleased to spee 2 se abl intendene: By the 2 saat dPtenin ae ; F : jean tenor hen hech emul s an Bente nest gr yao Ral atlow fnecn oxen are rewired | apauit the following General to be tener Pe Work has ond Voy and fr F russ for an ordinary load; by New, eight wi e mor : Se aes Dec: we stay, tat which His Excellency will be enabled to appreciate the benefits of the Board of Commissioners for Lands in the area, than sufficient, besides the saving of the heavy tax, of difficulties that have been surmounted in the construction of Pass. pelled to pay for relays to drag their wagons through the place of the old road through Mosterd’s Hoek, one of the most important, Speen cee 17. Division of Albert, viz.:— Murnete Rozixson Repisson Esq., President. Captain Cuatstorner Thomas Bip. Lever, states out on tap arater, Nut ver rn esd telvey op dia dag fe" at the worst and most dangerous in the Colony, a safe © The lock chain that indispensable requisite of African The Field-Commandant Jaw Ontvier. S cciinerk ale and easy Pass has now been substituted travelling by the Old Road, can be entirely dispensed By Command of His Excellency the Governor, ede tert, Afdeeiiag Sela a8 ‘The constant crossing and reer of the Breede | with on the New, as the gradient is in no place so steep (Signed) JOUN MONTAGU (Nene hee IS, _ ¢ Riser is avoided by the new Ene, which is carried along | as to require one; and the dangers and delays from deep eB. : : : ners < r me LaAbesal the right bank of the river, nearly parallel with it, till it | and rapkl rivers, which the Old Road so constantly pre- Srerematy to Government: 7 emerges into the Warme Bokkeveld.—For a length of sents, will be found entirely absent from the New.” about five and a half miles it is scarped almost entirely “Thus have [ endeavoured to show some of the advantage of the solid rock, and is strengthened by a retaining [I~ solid : tages the public derive from the Mosterd’s Hook New CP Mantes Raat wall, varying from three to forty feet in height, F Colonial Office, Cape Town, 254h October, 1948. avin ie Pst X : and as I have already commenced the continuation | To the Acting Surveyor Genera. Taced ants cg Vevgnurachacbep beeee Goi A maszive stone bridge, 36 feet in height, and several great trunk line, in the direction of Bain’s Kloof, Sir,—His Excellency having been please: U o any a Renate bate pant Iverts and viaducts, Lesides a number of drains Wellington, &¢., to Cape Town, f shall staté the distances | the A stant-surveyor-General, Mr. -Rostxson, to be ‘ : ee 2 sumerat regter oe ie het derab!e extent, have heen rendered necessary by | that will be saved by the adoption of this line.” Pre “ident of a Commission instituted for the purpose of fags wonast ea, suede M40 ure f the numerous gullies and ravines which intersect the line, * From ‘Theron’s outspan place, Breede River, to Cape | inquiring into the various Claims of the Farmers in the or en Sat, basee oot abe : With the exception of a hu dred vatds, whichare not yet yn, via Bain’s Kioof, nine and a half hours ! Division of Albert to the Lands in their eccupation, I ote ant Mluap, HURT BAF HOS completed, the whole of this s have, by desire of His Excellency the Governor, to transmit to you hjs Instractions to Mr. RoBinsox tu pro- ceed as soon as possible to that Division, and there, hi ing fixed on some convenieut place of meeting, to cee upendous work has been con- “From Theron’s to Cape Town, via New Kloof, A two years, by convict labour, | thirteen and a half hours, which shows a saving in favor as been constrneted by blast- | of Bain's Wool of fous hours, or twenty four miles ! so has required much labour aad exertion, the rock rab teal wrocted in litte more th portion of it, whic ae. ote oe cp phanwelaatl, fru tech F boul, e# ee Traut ei et heal worn ap “ Those 24 miles, added to the 54 gained by taking the Bit + ery ‘i vg taser sb tay acl a Deane to rouzh quartzuse sandstone, frequently | Mosterd’s Hock Road. Give (in the whole of the New | notice of the first sitting of the Commission to Saptain Zoveret, or in gaat Siutahong imbedded pebbles of pure quartz, in many Hine from Cape Town to C, van der Merwe's) the | C.J. Binp and the Field-commandant Jan Otivier, who re bsas, aaa GZEE exceedingly hard to d tetrt Fi Bes very di M 't to blast a cts _ BUSOF Les Baten zy oe : tion with this Pass Lam desired to announce Tear esl the completion of the New Road from. Mosterd's Hock scult * : Ue Karoo Poorts, and of the Gydow Pass to the and so tenacious as to be | mod have also for the present been appointed Members. The Commission will afterwards move from place to place, xs may be found most convenient for despatch of business 2. The Commission having assembled, the President of 78 miles”? ants of Worcester, Goudine, Hex River, a's Kloof, &c., will, in an especial manner, benefit by the opening of Baiy’s Kloof, as the vane at Nee 1 Bukkevel will show.” will read, and the Secretary re the present a x do Bukkevel. > : ar ae i in’s K Instructions; and the Secretary will keep a copy, as the scnet te Hotter? ss Nhe ‘of “From Worcester to Cape Town, via Bain’s Kloof vane Nee 1 Bukkevel will show.” will read, and the Secretary will keep a copy, as the scnet te Hotter? ss Nhe ‘of “From Worcester to Cape Town, via Bain’s Kloof vane Instructions; and bay - In the year, the former of these passes through the Warme Bok- | 12 hones.” : ” general Rule of the Proceedings, for ready reference at As the House, the reves, did a direct line about treaty-citht m'tea + ; " the sitting. : The meeting, we went west in “From Worcester to Cape Town, by New Kloof, | eae a sitting: re £ The Se deo He Fe Piraeus the circumstances of the Old Road, eighteen hours, which shows a saving in favor of the 3. Captain C. T. Biro will act as Secretary of the Nea Nea Nethce Up eee a ted over the present season of mountains, | new Hine between Worcester and Cape Town of six | Commission, and will preserve the Minutes of the : "ive. 11 weotet! wach, 4 Note 13h fected to the Towest summit of the chain in Provence to market, which, at present will not pay the | Me porate known as Pp and catile arket; whence ottentot's Kloof to om of the Kloof, 4. The Commission will be subject to such addition d alteration of Members as from time to time may be found expedient; and any Member dissenting from the Reports will be at liberty to note his reasons, and attach them to the Minutes and Reports, catriage, and as the new line will be perfectly available for the lightest spring vehicle, I do not despair in a few Years of seeing our clumsy ox wagon disappear before the march of civilization.” The first of December next will be the first anniversary of the Pad; through which all the shee Pass from the interior to the Cape Town descends by an easy road down the ports of the Karoo, At the bottom — Carr Toes yee | bet! crate Lard UE secomosfteaselit 5, The Commission are entrusted by His Excellency with the investigation of all Claims to Land in the Division of Albert; which Claims, as they are received, shall be regularly numbered and entered in a Register, which shall have separate columns for reference to the Reports thereon, and other matters, so as to present briefly a view of the course of proceeding in each case. 6. The Commission are further entrusted with the investigation and provisional decision, on the  are further charged with the duty of assessing the extent of Land to be ceded under every Claim which they shall decide on recommending as sufficient to warrant a Grant by His Excellency the Governor. The Commission will carefully assess the value of each such extent, for the purpose of fixing the Quitment. In the performance of these duties, the Commission will be guided generally by the principles contained in the following remarks; always, however, recollecting that it is the wish of the Governor to adopt as liberal a line of policy as His Excellency can with reason follow out in dealing with the Claimants, so that the Commission are not debarred from bringing to His Excellency’s notice even such unsupported, or insufficiently supported, Claims as they may deem worthy of attention, either from the merits of the individual case, or on account of the general welfare of the Division. 10. The only Claim which can be allowed must rest upon fixed occupancy of Land at the date of the annexation of the Division to the Colony, viz., 9th January last; and the number of Cattle or Sheep, &c., and the extent of Cultivation, must be taken by the Commission as the grounds for recommending comparatively the extent to be granted under each Claim. The proof of the fact and extent of such occupation may be given by certificate of any Field-commandant, Field-cornet, or other respectable Inhabitant, to the satisfaction of the Commission. 11. When two or more Claims are made for the same Land, further proof must be obtained, and each Claim must show on its face a reference to all the opposing Claims affecting it. The Commission will report fully their opinion as to the equitable decision thereof. 12. Many Claimants may have fully occupied a much larger extent than 3000 morgen,—the limit beyond which His Excellency is unwilling to sanction or grant; but in most of such cases it will probably be ascertained that various members of the family are living on the Homestead, and that their Flocks and Herds are separate property, although grazing in common. It is within the duty of the Commission to recommend on a separate Claim, a separate Grant to each Person, of such extent as to make up the quantity fully occupied, stating clearly the circumstances; otherwise, when requested, the excess above 3000 morgen may be put up for public Sale, at an Upset Price of not less than Two Shillings an acre, as fixed by the Regulations of Her Majesty's Secretary. In the provisional decision of disputed Boundaries, the session are left to their own sense of justice. It is well to preserve a short note of the grounds of the decision, to be forwarded when the final approval of Government is required. In the session of the value of La Purpese of taking a percentage thereof as the rent, the Commission are carefully to avoid the imposition of any unequal burden on the industrial valuation of past improvements of any description, and from the date of the annexation of the Colony, viz., 9th January. This 'Yicket' should contain a short description of the Land, its situation and extent; it may be made transferable by endorsement, and will be exchanged for a regular Title Deed as soon as possible,—but if lost or mislaid before that time, it must be advertised three months, at the expense of the Claimant, before the regular Title Deed can be issued in his name. All surplus Lands after satisfaction of claims are sold by Auction under the Government Regulations dated 15th May 1814, - Copy of which is annexed. The Commission will superintend their division into Lots, and report as to the times and places best suited for offering such Lands for sale. The Commission will immediately take measures for putting up to public sale such a number of the lots of land in the proposed Villages, as they may judge expedient for the interests of Government, and the improvement of the District—and for that purpose, they will as soon as possible transmit the usual lists and recommendations as to upset prices, plan of sale, &c., to that the necessary Proclamation may be published. The principles, and as containing His Excellency’s wishes on the subject, and considerable latitude is consequently authorized; but as it is necessary that the opinions and decisions of the Commission should be guided by some certain general principles, any important deviations from those above explained must be immediately reported, for the approval of His Excellency the Governor. Every facility will be afforded by this Office to aid the Commission in their labors, and you are directed to afford similar assistance in your Department, and especially attend to the immediate transmission of all reports and claims. 23, The Reports of the Commission on each Claim are to be forwarded through the Surveyor-General’s Department, so as to provide for effectual Registry; and all Correspondence with the Government, connected with this Commission, is to be conducted through the medium of the Surveyor-General. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, JOHN MONTAGU, Secretary to Government. (Signed) GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 11th October 1848, Recommended the remission of all Arrear Quotations, Stamps, and Transfer Dues, on the Land to be granted to the undermentioned persons under the Ordinance No. 15, 1844, and Proclamation and Government Notice dated 23rd February last,— Notice is hereby given, that His Excellency the Governor will accede to the said recommendation, and direct the issue of Free Title Deeds, provided the said parties pay into the hands of the Civil Commissioner for Albany, on or before the 5th day of December next, the sums opposite their respective names, in redemption of the quitrents which would otherwise be chargeable; and that in case said parties fail to deposit into the hands of the Civil Commissioner the sums opposite their respective names, within the period above prescribed, the Titles will then be issued in quitrent. His Excellency’s Command, JOHN MONTAGU, Secretary to Government. Legislative Council Chamber, 8th November 1848. STYLE Council stands adjourned to TUESDAY, the 12th December, at 1 o’Clock. Order of the Day. Reading of “Burgher Force Amendment Bill.” Qnd Reading of “Public Meetings Bill.” W. HOPE, Clerk of the Council, [ CALEDON. DERS will be received by the Civil Commissioner of Caledonia, at his Office, until the 80th November instant at 12 o'clock, from such persons as may be willing to contract for the next 3 years, to commence on 1st January 1849, for the supply of the means of Transport on the Public Service in the Division of Caledonia. A Wagon with no fewer than 8 Horses complete, per hour; Detention, per hour; Teams only, with Harness, Driver, and Leader, per hour; Detention, per hour; Cart complete, with no fewer than 4 Horses, per hour; Detention, per hour; Team only, as above, with Harness complete, per hour; Detention, per hour; Saddle Horses, with Saddle and Bridle, per hour; Detention, per hour; a Mounted Guide, per hour; a Mounted Guide, per hour; a Mounted Guide, per hour. Civil Commissioner's Office, Caledonia, 4th November 1848. The Commission will probably find it inconvenient or inexpedient to adhere strictly to the foregoing general rules, which are to be looked on as defining the general HEREAS the Acting Surveyor General has! 88ch ! sales shall-be Two Shillings 5 : such higher price as_the Governor sh therefore, I do hereby proclaim and that on Saturpay, the 30th da the several pieces of Crown Lan annexed List or Schedule, wiil by public auction, in front of te Civil Com sioner’s Office, at George, aj : prices in the said List ment the several stipulations in regard 1 in the said Conditions and Recu and set forth. - Given under my hand and the Public S PROCLAMATION BY HIS EXCELLENCY LT.-GEN tek GEORGE WAKELYN sue HENRY Baronet, Knight Grand Cross Military Order of the Bath, Canale! (Scan Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, Governor and Com —— in Chief of the Settlement of the Cape MG Hope in South Africa, and of the Territories and De; eis dencies thereof, and Ordinary, and Vice Admi 2 the same; and Her Majesty’s High Commissions the settling and adjustment of the affuirs of the Tei ties in Southern Africa, adjacent and contiguous ie fives: pad North-Eastern Frontier of the said Gay HEREAS, by Government Notice bear: date the 15th day of May 1844, Sir Pane cringe MattLanp did publish and make known es Conditions and Regulations upon which the unan = priated Crown Lands in this Colony will, in Tee be disposed of; And whereas by the bth nick thereof, it is provided, that the intended sile of Ma Lands shall be advertised for two month an steel Gazette, at the ex they will be sold by Public Auction; — she: by the 2d Article of the said Cihieee es lations, it is further provided, that the upset alia y (23.) per acre, or all fix:—Nos, make known, y of December ney: described in the offered ior ‘0 mouths in the G.. Purity of which, The respective Upset med, and subject to payment as are Relations containey GOD SAVE THE QUEEN! The seal of the State of the Cape of Good Hope, this 26th day of October, she This, (Signed) H. G. SMITH, By Command of His Excellency the Governor, . Signed VNTAGH Salem Party. Gigned) JOHN MONTAGU, No. 1, Thomas Nelson, - + £012 93 e Secretary to Government, 4 Frederick Wm, Short, - 0 611} a 2. Charles Thomas Croft, - 0 6 2% GEORGE DIVISION, 14. Trustees in the Estate of W. Lot No. 602.—A Piece of Ground, situate in the nen Partly, Sen.” and E, Haw, c 6 laid out village of Blanco, a-ljuining’ the new line of ray 97, William Carey Robinson. a 0 6 from Mossel Bay to Montagu Pass, marked on the aes 36. Charles Slater, 2 - 010 ‘plan Na, 5, cents ide erage ed 1 poles, more or less, 44. PhilipAmm, + - - O07 : pl Reece Oper stots : 47. Henry Hill, * Hs J 07 Ko, 693.—A Piece of Ground, situate and all joining the y A c foregoing, marked on the general plan No. 6 : 48 and 49, Charles Thomas Croft, Jr. Leese 3 touds and 14 poles, more or less. + 6, containing, Rietfontein Party. E Opset Price, £19 per lot, 8. Charles Penny, Jr, 4 0 511} pane Bh Uleee a Ground, situate and adjunies toe dloward’s Parcy, solog, marked on the general plan No 7, custaisig : J Y- rood and 29 poles, more or less. i. 