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The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803-1842) Sunday 4 November 1804, page 4
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The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803-1842) Sunday 4 November 1804, page 4
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| 2008-09-13 07:57:50.0 | user:public:julanna | »j'ROM One to Three Hundred buíhels of k *- ihelleJ Corn, to be delivered at the houfe which 4s. perbuihel will be paid in caili or bills ; famples to be fent to James Squire*, it must be well felected, and void of blemißi. Alfo, from 1000 to 1500 buíhels of good barley, not to be threihed out until February Jp anted to Purchafe, | FROM One to Three HUNDRED bushels of shelled Corn, to be delivered at the house which 4s. per bushel will be paid in cash or bills ; samples to be sent to James Squires, it must be well selected, and void of blemish. Also, from 1000 to 1500 bushels of good barley, not to be threshed out until February Wanted to Purchase, |
| 2008-09-13 07:55:14.0 | user:public:julanna | Wanted, a few fober, fteady Men, to. * r engage in the feal trade * they njuft be unincumbered, and atdiberty to enter into Apply as above._^ | Wanted, a few sober, steady Men, to engage in the seal trade they must be unincumbered, and at liberty to enter into Apply as above. |
| 2008-09-13 07:54:09.0 | user:public:julanna | A Pcrfon capable of taking the Command -^ofthe Endeavour Schooner, now in Apply to Mcflrs. Kable and Underwood for Immediate application would }e peculiarly, confequential, the Vejfel being intended to full asjpeedily as pojfible. W. A N T E D, | A Person capable of taking the Command of the Endeavour Schooner, now in Apply to Messrs. Kable and Underwood for Immediate application would be peculiarly, consequential, the Vessel being intended to sail as speedily as possible. WANTED |
| 2008-09-13 07:52:32.0 | user:public:julanna | mide Propefals to b\ Meurant fora Farm, whict was and ft ill rea» lins the folc property ofrbe fa id F. Meurant, fitas te at. the [fawkeibury/'u-ch Pre pofals being acceded to, and Poffeflbn as Fenan; given :o the faid Metcalf until the term fpecifi*i in the Conditions fh^uld expire, or the full and entire furn paid ; in default whereof, the F^rra and P-emiies were to. revert to T. Meurant, the Proprietor, ?fid the furn already paid coBÍidcred, as a fatisfa (Ütion 'for the Rent; 'here as James Metcalf, riJident of the This Notice is intendep therefore to prevent any Afligume-nt on fuch Land'being given or re- ceived as a fecurky for any furn «sr fuma of mo- ney whatever ; and ftrictly <to caution tre afore faid James Metcalf >gainft holding po&fóon o): the faid Linds after the 30th day of December next* or putting any further Crop^in the,ground. than what is now rooming eff : Ot'acfwife ns w»U he profecuted for falíe-pcfícífivfl. Nov< 2. Hawkefibury. having fome time agj "Tier e. | made Proposals to F. Meurant for a Farm, which was and still remains the sole property of the said F. Meurant, situate at the Hawkesbury, such Pro- posals being acceded to, and Possesion as Tenant given to the said Metcalf until the term specified in the Conditions should expire, or the full and entire sum paid ; in default whereof, the Farm and Premises were to revert to T. Meurant, the Proprietor, and the surn already paid considered as a satisfaction for the Rent. Whereas James Metcalf, resident of the This Notice is intended therefore to prevent any Assignment on such Land being given or re- ceived as a security for any sum or sums of mo- ney whatever ; and strictly to caution the afore- said James Metcalf against holding possession of the said Lands after the 30th day of December next, or putting any further Crop in the ground than what is now coming off : Otherwise he will he prosecuted for false-possession Nov. 2. Hawkesbury. having some time ago NOTICE |
| 2008-09-13 07:41:30.0 | user:public:julanna | r"Pen Boyr, from io to 14 years of age, will .*- be received fey McfTrs. Kable and Under- wood, as Apprentices to thebufinefs of fhip wright. They are to be A rticled, according to their ages, io: a term of three, five or leven years ; will be found in cloathing as well &s board ; or, ihould the parents or will be allowed, and which will be increafed the degree of encouragement requinte. APPRENJICES. Such perfons as have fons whom they willi to be taken on trial, are requefted to apply to cither of the aboye copartims. ?^UMDWM | Ten Boys, from 10 to 14 years of age, will be received by Messrs. Kable and Under- wood, as Apprentices to the business of ship wright. They are to be Articled, according to their ages, for a term of three, five or seven years ; will be found in cloathing as well as board ; or, should the parents or will be allowed, and which will be increased the degree of encouragement requisite. APPRENTICES. Such persons as have sons whom they wish to be taken on trial, are requested to apply to either of the above copartners. |
| 2008-09-13 07:38:09.0 | user:public:julanna | Adminift-ration of the effects of Mr. James Bloodworth, deceafcd, dohcieby caution the Public not to purchafe any part of fuch effects from the fald Sarah Bellamy, as fuch effects fo ourchafed mu ft be returned, and the Pur chafer abide by the lofs : and fuch as have already made Purchafers are hereby directed to return the articles' ;-Thofe withholding any article already made Purchafe of will be proiecated as the lav/ directs. *c whofe Names are hereunto fubicribed NO TICE. | Administration of the effects of Mr. James Bloodworth, deceased, do hereby caution the Public not to purchase any part of such effects from the said Sarah Bellamy, as such effects so purchased must be returned, and the Pur- chaser abide by the loss : and such as have already made Purchasers are hereby directed to return the articles ;-Those withholding any article already made Purchase of will be prosecuted as the law directs. We whose Names are hereunto subscribed NOTICE |
| 2008-09-13 07:34:50.0 | user:public:julanna | on an extenfive trade as a Bread, Bifcuit, regularly to thofe joint branchas. Would, if required, bind himfelf for a twelvemonth certain, and give every poffible inftruction t© his Employer, fhould he ftand in aeed thereof: and for honefly and induftry can ilirnifh ample reference. "ants a Situation as Journeyman, a For particulars apply or addrefs to Thos. EveftafF, Sieve and Baiket-maker, lower To Maller Bakers. | on an extensive trade as a Bread, Biscuit, regularly to those joint branches. Would, if required, bind himself for a twelvemonth certain, and give every possible instruction to his Employer, should he stand in need thereof: and for honesty and industry can furnish ample reference. Wants a Situation as Journeyman, a For particulars apply or address to Thos. Evestaff, Sieve and Basket-maker, lower To Master Bakers. |
| 2008-09-13 07:31:55.0 | user:public:julanna | At the Houje of Owen Connor, on the Rocks, A Quantity of excellent Maize, fheiied or large or fmall proportions, at an equitable in cob, which will be difpofed of in F O RSA L X | At the House of Owen Connor, on the Rocks, A Quantity of excellent Maize, shelled or large or small proportions, at an equitable in cob, which will be disposed of in FOR SALE |
| 2008-09-13 07:30:51.0 | user:public:julanna | ^ about to proceed to the Southward in ivlr. Lord's employ, are requefted to be for- warded to îolr. Loid immediately, in order ihdc m safares may be adopted to liquidate the fine. N OTIC E. | about to proceed to the Southward in Mr. Lord's employ, are requested to be for- warded to Mr. Lord immediately, in order that measures may be adopted to liquidate the same. NOTICE |
| 2008-09-13 07:28:44.0 | user:public:julanna | J OST at Parramatta, on or about the 20th .^u u}tinlo, a black Terrier, with white breaft, bronto feet, -and cropped ears ; an f.vers to the 11am3 of SI)andy. Whoever \vill bring him to the Owner, ;it ~Ko. io, Chapcl-row, Sydney, (hall be iiandkvmejy rewarded. D 0 G L O S T. | LOST at Parramatta, on or about the 20th ultimo, a black Terrier, with white breast, brown feet, and cropped ears ; an- swers to the name of Shandy. Whoever will bring him to the Owner, at No. 10, Chapel-row, Sydney, shall be handsomely rewarded. DOG LOST. |
| 2008-09-13 07:25:45.0 | user:public:julanna | HPhe Commander of the Ship Union being -*- in diftrefs for Men to proceed on his deftined vu)age, and having His Excellency the Governor's Permifïion for that pur pole, rcqueiU and dtífires Americans in this 'pare ioithwifh to applyto him, when they will immediately receive a Bounty on En lean'?, and meet fuch luitable Encourage .ii;e".t as they thall merit. Tile ihio will failpofitively on or before Thurfdav r.e^t,' P.%rí h-CíiO-n, Kcv, 4. N O T I ? E, i Ive U..u;n., | The Commander of the Ship Union being in distress for Men to proceed on his destined voyage, and having His Excellency the Governor's Permission for that pur- pose, requests and desires Americans in this port forthwith to apply to him, when they will immediately receive a Bounty on En- tering, and meet such suitable Encourage- ment as they shall merit. The ship will sail positively on or before Thursday next. Port Jackson, Nov, 4. NOTICE Ship Union, |
| 2008-09-13 07:20:26.0 | user:public:julanna | ' r at mr. Campbell's storehouses, ¡fOn Account of the Underwriters or Others, tnttrest'd in the Shit LADT BARLOW, sand CARGO), A Chianti ty of Damaged Cafks' and Oil, *^** Rice, Canvas, and other Stores, &c. Svdr.ev, Nov: 3, Simeon Lord, Auctioneer. | AT MR. CAMPBELL'S STOREHOUSES, (On Account of the Underwriters or Others, interested in the Ship LADY BARLOW, and CARGO), A Quantity of Damaged Casks and Oil, Rice, Canvas, and other Stores, &c. Sydney, Nov: 3, SIMEON LORD, Auctioneer. |
| 2008-09-13 07:17:34.0 | user:public:julanna | &§^ h \M&t¿% k% V^ V^ $$M % *&* ^AjAAi A ii.L Claims or Demands on the Perfons -* ^. herein undernamed'are requefted to be immediately prefented to me at this Office, Jofiph Phillips I Patrick Mulryan 'Gilbert Grant 7homas Gordon William Marton \ William lackjon» | ALL Claims or Demands on the Persons herein undernamed are requested to be immediately presented to me at this Office, Joseph Phillips I Patrick Mulryan Gilbert Grant | Thomas Gordon William Morton | William Jackson |
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