Star.
London, England, 1813-03-09 00:00:00

DEMERARY AND ES6EQUEBO.
BENJAMIN TEYSSEN, in his capacity as Actingl)eputy First
Marshal of the Honourable•Cutirt of Justice of Demerary and
Essequebo, advertises by these reesent+, for the first, second,
and third time, that he, by virtue of two Sentence s decreed by
the Hooourahle Court of Justice of Demerary and the subse-
quent execution, WILL EXPOSE AND SELL at Public Exe-
cution Sale, in the Month of August, 1813,
THE-COTTON PLANTATION KENSING-
TON, with all the Buildings, Slaves, and Appurtenance+,
situated in Mahayea Cana!, between Plantation the Woodlands
and Sisters, in behalf of William King, as substituted Attorney
of ThOmas Edwards and John Marman, for the firm of iliomas
Edwards and Co. Plaintiffs, in execution versus the Executor or
Executors, Heir or Heirs, Representative or Representatives, to
the Estate of Jesepli Thertuas, deceased.
The Inventory f the above-n tined Cotton Plantation, Kensing-
ton, is daily to be seen at the Connti:%-house of llessrs. Under-
wood and Dyett, at London.
The ludicium of the :'rac and Concurrence an the Net Pro-
ceeds of Sales of 6.1.1 Cotton Estate, Kensington, will be held by
toe said Hunnurabh: Court of Justice, three months after the day
of sale ; for wlvich cause, all those that may pretend to have any
right, title, or interest to the Net Proceeds of the said Cotton
Plantation, Kensington, or otherwise, are herewith, by me,
the aforesaid Acting Deputy Fir:t Marshal of the Honourable
Court of Justice, 'SUMMONED,
To appear in person, or by their A•torney, on tilt firs! day ap-
pointed for hearkg, which will be held here in the Month of
October, 1813, in order to lay their claim in due furtn, under the
penalty that against the non-appearers wilt he proceeded, as the
law directs. 11. YSSEN, jun.
Acti.:g Deputy Past Marshal.
Rio Denicrary, DecernTser 14,1812.

DENIERARY AND ESSz:),UEBO.
BENJAMIN TEYSSEN, in his capacity as Acting Deputy First
Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice of De.nerary and
Esseluebu, advertises by these Presents, for the Etat, secdnd,
aad th!id time that he, by virtue of a Sentence, decreed by •he
Horourable Court of Ji.stice of flcn►erary, and the subse-
quent Execution WILL EXPOSE.AND SELL at PubEc Exe-
cution Sale, in the Month of August, 1818,
r H E COFFEE PLANTATION BUSHY
PARK, with all the Building+, Slaves, and Appurtenances,
situated on the east side of the River Essequebo, in behalf of
Richard Daly, as Guardian to the ni'nor Richard Ryan : likewise
by A. P. Herklots, both Plaintiffs in Execution versus E. A.De;•
and Eliza Dey, and Ali Dey.
The Inventory of the above-ranted Coffee Plantation Bushy
Park is daily to be seen at the Counting house of Messrs. Under •
wood aod Dyett, at London.
The Judicium of Pre, and crneurrence on the Net! Proceeds
of 541,5 of said Coffee Plantation Biiii•y Paris, will be laid by
the said Honourable Court of Justice three Moon s after the day
of Sale, for winch cause, all those that may prt.tend to have any
right, title, or inter, st to thy net proceeds of said Coffee Planta-
tion P,u•hy Park, or otherwise, are h •rewith, by me, the af,,re-
said Acting 12,e, uty First Marshal of the Honourable Court of

sty. , SUMMONED
To api-car in person, or by their Attorney, on tie first day ap-
pointed fir herring, which w:11 be held tere in the Mouth of
October, 1813, in order to lay their Claim in due form, under the
penalty that against the non-appeasers will be proceeded as the
I,lw directs. B. TEYSSEN, jun.

Acting Deputy First Musteat
Rio Demerary, November 16, 1812.