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RACHTENS Zeebere appointment Iran den
W..Rdttle Gesi reuse liter Mr. V. A. Httyliger, feiguerend
11.4t0.;id van den It ti Aelllb. tinve van Justitie nth er ait I Nov
Verteend op de k !Ain. ate van Nti. P. PAN YE, xecUrtur
Te,tatnentair tett Bnrd.l or natatenveha7) vat) wylen E. COOKE,
cu r.e.o Cayeensentle vonr de mettle Executeurer.
Zoo Worden deur my ttntierg:setnee ntn Etrite Ezploattur van
Welgetu Hove vnt•tr t Eeratt• frau).
Ly EIAL I CEDAGVAAID,
Binners & Beitenlantiott•., kende & 0 mb. ktFnde Credireo-
vr van del Boedel van wyl r EDWARD COOKE.
Orate Compare. nice genutentigtitlia e Zender Vonder Ed.
Arbil,. Hove van lust) cc Al'ier, .sea6ie linndende op de H00f...,
713ats Stabroek indt• Ja4tary des yaars t ltlO, •ten Elnue
4d-tar to diener vaa htomt I're,en'ier & Sustenertx
Zulltlide Expiratte van do Vitrdc Ldictaale Citatie teegens
de Non Cornparartter wordtt s g procedeesd ala naar At-dater.
Aldus gtpub4ceerd & geaffigetrd daar waar & zo het behoord.
ActAun Demerary den 6 December, 1806.
MAR I'. sIIIIT, Eerste Exploiteur.•

TRANSLA'rioN. •
By Virtue of a certain App:iiiitment of the Hp-
rc,..n-abie V. A HEYLIGER, Acting ?resident of ti:e Honourxe.
Court of Justice heti, bearing date the 24th November. 1808,
7rativ.:l on the Petition of W. B. PANYE,Toraine..tary Execu•
in tic Es: ate and Inheritance of the late E. COOKE, and acting
for tie,. .I.lteClltOrS ;
All coionii.l and foreign known and unknown Creditors of the
Estate of Edward Cooke, are
SUMMONED BY EDICT,
For the first time. by me, the Undersigned First Marshal of the
misaid Court, to appear or send their Proxies before the Ho-
: C inn. of Justice here, holding Sessions in the Town o:
ru' k, i.: the rutnith of January of the year MO, in order iliac
th.:ir several Claims and Petitio.is.
th. expiration of the fourth Edictal Citation, the Non-
-.; V-:I! be proceeded against according :o law.
and duly affixed in the customary places.
in Demerary, 6th December, 1808.
(Signed) MART. sMIT, First MarshaL

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