Star.
London, England, 1812-12-21 00:00:00

DEMERARY AND ESSEQUtBO.
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bENJAMIN TEYSSEN, in his capacity as Act-
-1)
J iug Deputy First Marshal tf the Honourable Court 'of
nt ultice of -Deerary and Essequebo, advertises, by these ilre.-
et
his, for the first, -second, and third time, that be, by virtue of
sentence decreed by the said Honourable Court of Justice, and
ifubsequent Execution, will expose and sell, at PUBLIC.
ECU 110/01 SALE, in the Month of May; 1819, the Plaa-
tion LA RESOURCE, situated in Canal No. 2. JO* River
every, vi ith its Appurtenances, in behalf of Step. Duporti
.• Wrn. Heat; Plaintiff in Execution, versus the Owner, Pro-
ctor, pr Reptesen atives of Plantation La Resource.
Theinventciry et the above-named Plantation La Resource, is
daily to be seen at the Counting- house of Mestru Underwood
Dyett,. at London.
"iheiSudiciunt of the Prte and Concurrence of the Net Pro-
ceeds of Sales of said Plantation, will be made by the said Ho-
anttrable Court of Justice, three Months after the diy of Sales,
f r. Which cau-e all these who may pretend tct have .any right,
title, er interest to the met proceeds of the said Plantation La Re-
source, or otherwise; are herewith; by me, the aforesaid Actin;
Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice,
SUMMONED
To appear in Peru's°, or by their Attorney, in the first day ap-
pmtsd for hearing, which will be. held here in the month of
August, iBl3, In otder to lay their Clatims, in due form, under
thelietialty, that against the Nun-appears, will be proceeded as
the law directs. 11.-IEYSSEN, Jun.
Acting Deputy First MarshaL
We Dem:easy, 28th September, 5812.

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DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO.
BENJAMIN TEYSSIN, in his capacity as Act.
ing Deputy First Marshal of tire Honourable Court Of
Justice of. Demerary and Essequebo, advertises, by these Pre.
tents, for the first, second, and third time, that be, by virtue of
a Sentence decreed by the said Honourable Cptirt of Justice, and
the subsequent Execution, will expose and sell ax PUBLIC
EXECITHON SALE, in the month of August, ISIS. th•
Westerly Half of the Cotton Estate or Plantation, BUSHY
PARS, with Eighty one NEGROES, and the undivided Build-
ings thereon, and further AOurtenahces, situated on the List
Sr 4 Coast of the Colony Demerary, between Mahav:a and Ma-
haycony Creels; in behalf of A. Fullarton and John Oliverson,
9q. Barton, lrbrn, and Higginson, Plaintiffs in Execution, versus
the Executor or Executor!, Reps.( sentative or Reproseptatives of
the Estate of Robert Gibbons, deceased.
1 be Inventory of the ibove.named Westerly Half o 4 the Cot.
ton Elute, 'Bushy Park, is daily to be seen at the Cl.Ounting-
hoes! of Messrs. Underwood acid Dyett, in London. •
Tbeludicium of the prat and concurrence on'the net proceeds
of Sales of said Westerly Half of the Plantilion, Bushy Park,
will be made by the said Honouvatle Ccitut of Justice, three
Months after 'the day of Sales, for which cause all those who
I may pretend to have any right, title, er interest to the net pro-
teeds of the said Westerly Half of Plantation Bushy Park, or
otherwise, are herewith, by rne the- aforesaid Acting Deputy
Mirshit of the lionouralde Court of JUstice,
SUMMONED
To appear in Person, or by their Attorney, on the prat day ap-
pointed for hearing, which will be held here, in the month of
October, 1813, in order to lay their Claims, in due form, under
the penalty, thae against the Non•appears will be proceeded as
the law directs. B. TEYSSEN, Jun.
Acting Deputy First Marsha/.
Rio bemerary, the tlith day of September, 1812.

DEMERAItY AND ESSEQUEBO.
RENJAMIN TE ISSEN, (in his capacity as Act-
ing Deputy-First Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice
of Etememry and Essequebo,) advertises by these Presents, for
the first, second, and third time; that lie, by' virtue of a Sen-
tence deuced by the said Honourable Court Of Justice and the
subsequent Execution, will expose and sell, aePtiblic Execution
Sale, in the month of October, 1813, the COFFEE ESTATE
or PLANTATION named CALCEDCfNIA situate on the
east' side of tke River Demerafy, with all the Buildings, Slaves,
Cultivation, and further Appurtenances; in behalf of C M.
Ovca wan, Plaintiff, in Execution versus the Owner or Owners,
Representative or Representatives, of Plantation Calcedonia, si-
tuate on the east side of this River.
The inventory of the above-named Coffee Estate, Calcedonia,
is daily to be seen, at the COunting.house of Mes6rs.Underwousl.
and Dyett, at London.
Tile Judicium of the Prm and Concurrence on the Net Pro-
ceeds of Stiles of said Estate, Calcedonia; will be made by the
said Honourable Court of Justice, three months after the day of
sale; for which cause, all those who may pretend to have any
right, title, or interest to the Net Proceeds of the said Estate,
Calcedonia, or otherwise, are herewith, by me, the aforesaid
Ac:ing Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice
'
' • SUMMONED • '
to appear in person, on their Attornies, on the first day appointed
for hearing, which will be held here in the month of Decembee,
1813, u order to lay their claims in due form, under the penalty
that againstthe nonappearers w ill be proceeded, at the law directs.
B. TgySziON, jun. Acting Deputy First Marshal.
Rio Demerary, this first day of October, 1812.

DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO.
BENJAMIN TEYSSEN, (in his capacity as Act-
ing Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court of JUs-
tici of Demerary and Essequ'ebo,) advertises by these Presents,
for the first, secohd, and third time, that he, by virtue of a Sal-
-1 tcnce decreed by the said Honourable Court of Justice and the
' subsequent Execution, will expose and sell, at Public Execution
Sale, hi the month of October, 'lBl9, the COTTON PLANTA-
TION.CONTENT, and a Half-lot of Land, known by No. 7,
both situated on the east coast of Demerary, with all the Slaves,
puddings, and all further Appurtenances; in behalf of Alexander
Fullerton and John Oliverson, in capacity as Attornies for die
Executors and Executrix to the Estates of Titoasws As eau R N ea,
&called, Plaintiffs in Execution,. versus the Owner or Owners,
Representative of Repeesematives, of Plantation Content hod a
Half•lot of Land, knovnety • No. 7, both situated on tthe east
coast of Demerary.
The Inventory of the above-named Cotton Estate, Content,
and a Half-lot of Land, knoStrn by No. 7, is daily to be seen, at
' the Counting hoe* of Messrs. Underwdod & Dyett, at London.
The Judiciuso of tile Yeas and Concurrence in the biet Pro-
ceeds of Sales of said Plantation, Content, and a Half-lot of
Land, known by No. 7, will be made by the said Honourable
Court of I uhtice, three months after the day of sales; for which
cause, all those that may pretend to have any right, title, or inte-
rest to the Net Proceeds of the said Plantation, Content, and a
Half-lot of Land, known by No. 7, or otherwise, are herewith,
by me, the aforesaid Acting Deputy First Marshal of the Ho-.
nourable Court of Justice, SUMMONED
to appear in person, or by their Attorney, on the fist day ap-
pointcifor hearing, which will be held here in the niUnth of De-
cembet, 1813, in order to lay their claims in due form, limier the
penalty that against the ncnappears will be proceeded, as the
law directs. B. TEYS4EN, jun. Acting Deputy First Marshl.
Rio Demerary, the 28th day of 0ct01..:r., 1812.

AffIEIVCAN PAPERS.

leaved they would massacre the remaining Awl-l-
eans afscion as they were obliged to evacuate it by
the approach of the American army. The British
Commanders had, in several instances, ransomed
,AJnieriCan prisoners taken by the Indians.—:-General
Winchester was second in command under Harrison.
GOD grant that our army may avenge the barbarities
andinjuries our countrymen have experienced in that
quarter."— National Intelligemer.
The multiplied proofs of folly or madneis, or of
some woi se cause, that have driven the nation into a
ruinous offensive war, are accumulating with every
day's experience. Barely to enumerate the evidence I
would occupy columns. Two or three facts of re-
cent occtirrence which have come to my knowledge,
I are in point and worthy of regard. It is then a tact
(for I speak it on the best authority) that either the
national tre;;sury is tio miserably empty, or the pro.
per department so deficient in duty, that the army
under General Dearborn, whicit has been so long
idling away their time near Albany, was not only un-
paid, but unprovided with the common necessaries of
a camp ; and when a few days since, a part of these
troops were ordered to the frontier's, one whole regi-
ment (Colonel Pike's) absolutely refused, and deli-
berately stacked their armsf declaring that they
would not move until paid. In this refusal they
were justified by their Colonel, an old officer. who ad.
pitted they ought not to march 'unless Government
first paid.the arrears due to them.
ia It fortunately happened that Mr. Secretary Gal-
latin was 'then at Albany, and, on learning *the state
of affairs at the encampment, he borrowed 20,000
dollars from one of the banks, on his private credit,
by which means the troops *ere paid, and cheerfully
followed their Conimander."—Now Torh ileraid, 0:-
tolyr 23.