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NEW SOUTH WALES

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,

TTJESDAY, JULY 14, 1816.

PROCLAMATION.By Hb Excellency Lieutenant (ieneral Sir

.Mairjcb Charles O'CoNireii,, Kni;>ln Com- msoder of the Royal Hanmerisn Gtielphu Or<Jer, Senkir Miliury Officer in ConmiBnd of Her Majesty’s Forces within the TwrHory of New Sooth VValea and its Dependencies, Captain- lieneral and Goteruor-io-Chief of the same, &c., &c., tec.

U’HEREAS Her Majesty Queen Victoria was graciously plesied, by Letters Patent

under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, dated the fifth day of October, One thousand eight hondre<l and thirty­-seven, to aipuint His Excellency Sir George Gipps, Kmght, to be Captain-General and Guremor-in- Chirf in and over the Territory of New South Wales and its Dependencies ; And whereas Her said Ma­jesty svas further pleased, ^ the said Letters Patent, to signify Her Rojal Will and Pleasure, that if, upon the Death or Absence from the said Territory vid its Dependencies of the said Sir George Gipps, there should be no Person upon the place commis­sioned or appointed to be Lieutenant-Governor of the same, or especially appointed to administer the Government, the Senior Military Officer in Com­mand of Her aud Majesty’s Forces within the said Territory and its Dependencies, should take upon | him the Administration of the Government, and ' should execute the said Letters Patent and the In­structions under the Royal Sign Manual therewith given, and tbeseveral Powers and Authorities therein contained, in the same manner and to all intents and I purposes as other the Governor or Coinmander-i„. ! Chief should or might do in cok of the absence of ' the said Sir George Gipps, or until his return, or : in all ciset until Her said Majesty’s pleasure should be known therein ;

iAnd whereas His Fjccellency the said Sir Qeoree

Gipps departed from the said Territory and hs De- pemiencies on the eleveoth day of July insUnt. and is now absent therefrom;

And M , Mming u the E,«uiv.Council held at the Governmeot House in Sydney this (lay, His Excellency Lieutenant General Sir M.n.,c,;Ci,„ir. Otjon.iit, Knight Comnnml,,of the Royal Hanoverian Giwlpiuc Urder, beiue the Senior MiJUary Officer in Command rf Her Ma­ny’s Forces withio the said Territory and its Dej*ndencus. ta.k the several Oaths ni«gioned JQ Her Majesty’s said Leuets Patent, brfore His Honor the Chief Justice of the said Cokwy, sod the »id Executive Council . Now, therefore, it is hereby Proclaimed, iJiat, immediately upon the nid depute of Hu Excellency the said Sir George Gipra, all and si^lar the Powers and Authorities giv« aad panted to the said Sir George Gipps, and exerosed by him as such Captain-General and Go\ernor-in- Chirf in wd over the said Territory of New South Wales and its Dependencies, became and now are vf^ m Hw Fjtcellency the said Lieutenant-Gene­ral Sir Maurice Charles O Connel], Senior Miliary Officer in Command of Her Majesty’s Forces within the said Territory and iU Dependencies, to be by him executed and enjoyed, during Her Majesty’s Royal Pleasure: Aud all Officers and Ministers, Civil and Military, aud all other inhebitanU of the said Territory and its Dependencies, are hereby re- (juired and commanded to be obedient, atfiog, and aseiiung to Hus EaceUency the mid LienteDam-Ge- nerel Sir Jlaurice Charles O’Connell, apoordiagly

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Soveniroent House, Sydoey, this thirteenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and fony-six.

(I- »■) M. C. O’CONNELL.Ry HU Exeeii^ey's Comma/ui.

E. DBAS THOMSO.N.

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Cdoniid SeereUiry't O^iot, Sydnsy, 13<A.7h^, 1846.

HIS Excelkncy the Gotunok hw bees pleased to appoint

CiPTAlM WlLUAM BuuH

w ne Hts Ewellency'* Private Secretary.

B) Hi* Ext*Ueiiey'i Ctmmttnd,E. DBAS THOMSON.

Coioniat SeftHary'*Sydnry, 13/A Jidy, 1846.

HIS Excellency the GursaitoK haa been pleased to appoint

Envaan Chiistofru MaaewF-Tiiaa, Eeo. to be His Excellency's ColMiial Aidc-de'Carap,

By His Exe^ieney's Command,E. DBAS THOMSON.

Odmiel 5eerf/arjf*s Opet, Sydney, 7/A Jvlv, 1846.

HIS Excellency the Govsknok has been pleased to appointGsotaa Allen, Esq., of Sydney,

to be a Magistrate for the Chy of Sydrtey.By Hu ExteUeney't Commami,

E. DBAS THOMSON.

Cotoniei 5«re/aiys Ofiee,Sydney, lO/A Jviy, 1S46.

HIS bcellency the G orKENoa bat been pleased to appoint

Joseph Loro Innei, Ebquxe,Justice of the Peace, to sanction the discharge of Seamen, in New South Waks, as required by the 46lh KCtiDa of the Act eX the Imperial Parliament, 7tb and Bth Vktwia, cap. 112, intituled, "An Ad “ io amend and conaoUdale the haa* rdoHny to “ .VercAonf Seamen, and for keeping a i2«^ufor cf " Seamen," in addiUoo to the other Genlletnen ap­pointed, as ootihed in the Gm^emment Ga*eHe of the 29th July, I84fi, and all pemns concerned are heivby required to ajqily to those OScen arcord- iogly.

By Hi* Exttileney’i Command,E. DBAS THOMSON,

Coionidl Secretary'* Offiee. Sydney, IlM July, 1840.

PARDON

HIS Excellency the Goremor directs it to be noU6ed, that the Right Honorable the Se­

cretary of State for the CoImms, has transmitted to hu De^iatch No. 17. of the ISib January. 1846, a Pardon which Her Majesty has been graciouily pleased to grant to John Johnson or Coveoy, per >hip“ Roslyn Castle 3," on condition of hu not reinming to the United Kiogdum or the Continent <( Europe.

By Ei* ExedXenef* Cotmand,E. DBAS THOMSON.

■ CUoNiW Seerelary'* Ofte,] <Syrf«ey, 9/A 1810.

UTHBREAS by an Act of the Governor and Legislative Council of New South Wales.

I passed in the ninth year of tbe reign of Her present ] Majesty, the Governor and Executive Council «1 : (be said Colony, are empowered, in certain lase*I therein named, to substitute a declaration in lieu of I Bnuaih.soleinnaffirinatioQ, or affidavit, which might, I but fcR the passing U that Act be required Ui Im­' taken or made, which said declaration u to be made and nbscribed before the Officer previously empivw- ered to administer such oath, solemn affirmation or affidavit; Notice is hereby given, that His Excel­lency Sir George Gipps, the Governor of the said Colony, and the said hlxecutive Council have leen pleased, in pursuance ai the said Act, to substitute, by an OrdM in Council, a declaration in lieu of the oath, solemn affinnatioo, or affidavit required m the cases, and in respect of tbe matters mentioned in the sud order, which is u follows, viz i—

£«ectthrs Comal Chamber, Sydney, 6/A J*dy, 1840.

HIS Excellency the Governox and tbe Executive Council, in pursuance of tbe Act of the (4o>

veroOT and Legjilalive Conual, 9 Victoria, No. 9, are pleased to direct, that in lieu of every oath, solemn affirmation, or affidavit (oaths o office ex­cepted) heretofore required to be uken or made by any statute, law or ordinance, ot by any official regulayoo, lelating to the undermentioned cases and departments of the Governmeut respectively, or any uf them, namely; as to any matter or thing touching the receipt and expenditure of any public monies, and at to the conecioess of tbe cash accounts of

Tbe Cutooial Treasurer,The Sub-Treasurer at Melbourne.The Post Master General.The Post Master at Port Philbp,The Deputy Pustmaslert,Clerics of Petty Seanons.Commissionert of Crown Lands,Collectors trf Fees in the Colonial Secretarv's

Depattment, and that of the Superime'a dent of Port Phillip,

Tbe Registrar General,Tbe PoriDiaster.The Harbour Matter, Port Phillip,Tbe Protbonotary and R^ijtrar of tbe

bupreme Court,The Deputy Kegitor at Port Phillip,Tbe Master iu Equity,Tbe Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Estates, Commiasiooers of lotolvent I^ies,The Sheriff,The Deputy Sheriff,Registrars of the Courts of Requests,The Government Printer,The Secretary to the Coinmisikmers of the

Court of Claims,The Agent for the Church and School

Estates ;and in npport «rf tbe provitioo accounts of the Officers and Supetinlendeots of Stockades, and the Gaolem and Watch-house Keepers, tbe followinc declarauoo shall be substituted, that is to say —

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that, dg wiemnly and sincctly dfclare,

(here insert the particolan inserted, or repaired to be inserted, in any oath, solemn affirmation, or nffidavit, in lieu of which this declaration is sub­stituted,) and I make this solemn declaration con- Kientiously believing tbe same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions uf an Act made and pawed in the ninth year of the reign of Her present Majesty, inlitnled, '* An Act for the more efTectua) " abolition uf oaths and affirmations taken and made “ in various Departments of tbe Government of

New South Wales, and to substitute declarations “ in lieu thereof, and for the suppression of voluntary

and extrajudicial oaliisand affiJavila"And it is further ordered, that under the proeiiiont

of the said Act, the officer or person empowered to administer such declaration shall be the same as (lefore whom the oath, solemn affirmation, or affida­vit, for which it is substituted, might have been taken.

By order of His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council,

F. L. S. MERRWETHKR,Clerk of tbe Executive Council.

By Ilu £xcfl/mey's Command,E. DEAS T110.MS0N

Coionial Secretary's Offct, Sydney, 30M June, lh46.

TWENTY POUNDS REWARD OR A CON­DITIONAL PARDON.

WHEREAS it has been represented to the Government! that for some weeks past a

gang uf housebreakers have infested tbe Towns of East and West Maitland; His Excellency the Go* vernor directs it to be ncfilied, that a Reward of Twenty Pounds vrill be paid to any free person who may give such information as may lead to tbe ap- lireheotion and conviction of the guilty parties, ur if tbe person giving the said information be a Prisoner of the Crown, application will be made to Her hlsjesty for the allowance to such Prisoner uf the Crown uf 3 Conditional Pardon of the second class.

By Hit Excellency» Command,E. DEAS THOMSON.

Colonial Secretary'! Office,Sydney, 18fA June, 1846.

TWENTY POUNDS REWARD OR A FIRST CLASS CONDITIONAL PARDON.

"WJ HEREAS it has been represented to tbe Tv Government, that the Dwelling House of

Thomas Bell, Esquire, J.P., at Braidwood, was, on the night of the ^nd instant, maliciously set on fire by some evil disposed person or persons unknown, aud totally consumed; His Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified, that a Reward of Twenty Pounds will be paid to any free person or persons who may give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the guilty party or parties, and further, that if the per­son giving the aid information be a Prisoner of the Crown, application wilt be made to Her Majesty for tbe allowance of a First Class Conditional Pardon to such Prisoner of the Crown.

By Ux! ExeelleHcy't Command,E. DEAS THOMSON,

Colonial Secretary'! Office, Sydney, \0lk July,

GROSE FARM.

HIS Excellency the Govxaxoa directs it to be ^ noiifipd, that the Paddocks at Grose Farm,

I will be put up aqiarately to Auction, for Sale on ' Lease or Licence for one year, commencing 1st August next, at tbe Colonial Treasury, Sydney, at Eleven o'clock, on Thursday, tbe 23rd day of July, namely:—

Lot 1.—Is irtimated to contain eighteen acres, and comprises two paddocks, fenced, with tbe old Stockade and the garden and yard attached thereto, and is situate on the north-western end of Grose Farm, but excludes the Police Station at the weMern extremity. Upset price £30.

Lot 2.—Estimated to contain twenty-two and a-half acres, comprises two paddocks fera^, and u situated on the south-west corner olthe farm. Upset price £15.

Lot 3.—Estimated to contain twenty-six and a-balf acres, comprises two paddocks fenced; ir is bounded by a fence dividing it from lots 2, 4, it 5. Upset price £18.

Lot 4.—Estimated to contain seventeen and a-half acres, in one paddock fenced ; it is bounded by tbe ParramaciB Road, and divided by a fence from lots 3, 5, Ec 6, and tbe road along tbe creek bounding lot 1 ; out of this lot will be reserved a road, ex­tending from a slip panel on the Parramatta Road to tbe creek near the Stockade. Upset price £10.

Lot 5.—Estimated to contain thirty-two acres, comprises two paddocks fenced; it is bounded by the Newtown Road, and by fences dividing it from lots 3, 4, & 6. Upset price £20.

Lot 6.—Contains forty-six acres, in one paddock fenced, and is situate at the junction of the Parramatta and Newtown Hoads, and is divided by fences frum loU 4 and 5 ; it excludes the Police Station at tbe eastern corner. Upset price £30.

Lot 7.—Estimated to contain eighteen acres, in two paddocks fenced ; it is situated between tbe old and new Newtown Roads. Lpaet price £t0.

Lot 8.—Estimated to cootaio six acres, in one paddock fenced; and is situate between the old and new Parramatu Roads; it includes the three roons and two and a-half perches fenced off at tbe western extremity. Upset price £5.

The purchasers will be required to pay down at tbe time of sale the amount of one half year's rent in advance, and before allowing possession of the lands or buildings, they must enter into an engagement, withlwoiureties, for thedue payment of tbe remainder of the rent on the 1st February, 1847, in default which, the land will be entend on by the Govmi- meut, and the Licence or Lease aimulied.

Tbe parties will be required to keep tbe fences and buildings (where any,) in re)«ir, and not to cat or injure any of tbe trees on the land, and to give security also to this effect.

Further particulars respecting tbe land can be obtained at tbe Office of the Surveyor General, where a plan of the paddocks can be seen, and respecting the conditions at tbe Colonial Treasury.

By Hi! Excellency'! Command,E. DEAS THOMSO.N.

Colonial Socretary'M Office.Sydney, 29fA June, 1846.

PROVISIO^•S, 1846.

Cohniat SHreitny't Offite,Sydney, 30U June, IS46.

GEORGE RODGERS.a*d« tr . tthliT. i. rflENDERS mil bt r«^d at this Oftcr

F.»d«., bniog U» wh. w j«o b*»* pRKXpded to thw CokMjr; any penoo wbo it: JJeaiwer^xl, b(HA aoyi tnelunre,mabled k» afbrd infunnation mpectiag tbf above Colonial Sureice, ia theiftdmdiuUi, it reqoealed to tninimii U» annc to ihit ofOSoe.

By Hit Command,E. DEAS THOMSON.

Colonial Secretory't Office, Sydney, 2Stk Jvnt, 1846.

PROVISIONS, 1846.

Tenders vUl he received at iiit Officetatil\2e'cloekof Monday, tke2HlhJuly

for furniakiag from the 1«< to the3 laf December aext, both days ineiveice, «p- plies fot the Colonial Service m the X>i#- frtci of

Bligk,the pertiemiaTs of vkieh and the condkitmt, are epecihed at tbe Noiioe from tint Office, dated 36tA Aeyett, 1845.

Persons tendering, or their Agents, are requested to attend at this Office on the day appointed for opening the Tenders, to afford any information or explamtion that may he required.

By His Excellency's Command,E. DEAS THOMSO.N.

Colonial Secretary's Office,Sydney, 12/A June, 1846.

PROVISIONS, 1846. fpHE Contractor for fwnishbig supplies,

ihe Colonial Serrtce, tit theDistrict of

Berrima,haring ( according to agreement,) given three I months' notice that his contract tciU iemi '

Afudgee,^ the parSculars of which <ui<f/Ae coKft/tont. are specified in /A« Notice from this Office, dated 26/A August, 1846.

I Permms tendering, or/Aeir are rc'I quested to attend at this Office on the day appointed for the fenders, to affordany information or explanation that may he required.

By His Excellency's Command,E. DEAS THOMSON.

Colonial Secretary’s Office,Sydney, 12/A June, 1846.

PROVISIONS, 1846.^HE Contractor for furnishing supplier, *■ for the Cohniul Sctpicc, in the

District ofYass,

having {according to agreement,) given three months notice that his contract will termi­nate on the 21s/ August next, Notice is hereby given, that lenders will he receivedat this Office,untUl2o’ciockof Monday,the27th July,for fundsking from the let Set)- tember In the 3is/ December, 1846, hoik d(^s i»fc/w»oe, the required oup^g, tkepar- (iculars of which and the co»rft/to«s, arespe- dfM in the Notice from this Office, dated "6/A August, 1846

Persons tendering, or their Agents, are requested to attend at this Offiee on the day appointed for opening the Tenders, to afford any information or explanation that nau be

' required.By His Excellency's Command,

E. DEAS THOMSO.y.

Colonial Secretary's Office, 'Sjrrfaey, 29/A June, 1846.

PROVISIONS, 1846.

nate on the 31s/ August, Ao/ics £s A«re^ i given, that Tenders will be receix^d at this I Office untU 12 o’clock of Monday, tbe 27tk July next, for furnishing from tbe Is/ Sep- 'tember to tU 3ls/ December, 1846, both •------^^y**Aclusice, the required supplies, the par- Contractor for furnishing supplies^ifflorsff which raid the conditions, art spe- f’”' the Colonial Service, in tfileffied in tie Notice from this Office, dated <>f-6/A August, 184i<. Hartley,

Ptrma taderag, or their Agent., are ta agreeiaettt,)nii,m threeregmaed ta attend a! this Offiee on the day ‘ "«>»' ‘hat ids amteaet toiU termi-•Vf’neaMfar opening the Tenders, to afford “• 31rf Jaly JVott:. b hereho «Wf snfirmaiwn or eeplanation that may ho "»< 7>»*r. »i« he received at thL

^ f’»i}^')<‘-cidch of Monday, tS^ThBy Hi, EnoeUency-s Command, \ '*« ^'‘9‘U to

E. DEAS THOMSOVCdto IHU.MbOS.lt4o reyntred .nppliee, the parlicniar, of

463wKick attd the enmHiiont, are specified in the Aot/etfrom this 0/j^ce dtted 2t>ih An^uit, 1845.

/Wtont tendering, or their Agents, are retjuested to ottend at this Offiee on the day appointed for opening the Tenders, to afford any information or explanation that may be required,

liy IIU Excellency's Command,E. DEAS THOMSON.

Colonial Secretary's Office,Sydney, 29/A June, 1846.

PROVISIONS, 1846.'•MIK Contractor ^or furnishing supplies,

lS“c.,y«r the ColonitU Service in the Jhstrict of

Liverpool Plains,having {oceording to agreement,) given three months' notice that his contract vill termi­nate on the 31rt July next, Notice is hereby g'-ven, that Tend rs mill be received at this Office until 12 o'chch of Monday, /A«20/A July, for furnishing from the l*f August to the 31«/ J^ectmher, 1846, both days inclusive, the required supplies, the particulars of which and the conditions, are specified in the Notice Jrom this Office dated‘}filh August, 1845.

Persons tendering, or their Agents, are requested to attend at this t Office, on the day appointed for opening the Tenders, to afford any information or explanation that may be required.

By Uis Excellency's Command,E. DEAS THOMSON,

Colonial Secretory's Office,Sydney, i^th June, 1846.

PROVISIONS, 1846. ri'HE Contractor for furnishing supplies, ^ ^'c., for the iJolohial Service, i* theDistrict of

Wollomhi,having (ttccording to agreement,)given three months’ notice that his contract will iermi- Slate on the 3t«/ July, Notice is hereby given, that Tenders will be received, at this Office until 12 o'clock of Monday, the 20/A July, for furnishing from the Xst Avgust, to /A^3I*'/ December, hoik days inclusive, the required supplies, the particulars of which Olid the conditions, ure specified in the Notice

from this Office, dated iGth August, 1845.Persons tendering, or their Agents, are

requested to attend at this Office on the day appointed for opening the Tenders, to affora <iny informution or explanation that may fie required.

By His Excellency’s Command,K. DEAS THOMSON,

Xo. 59. JvLT 14, 1846»3

Colonial Secretary’s Offiee, Sydney, 29/A June, 1846.

LIGHt HOU.SK ON GABO ISLAND.

RENDERS will be received at this Office until \‘̂ o'clock of MiMday, the 17/A

Avgust next, for the erection of a Ught Ifoute on Oabo Island, near Cape Howe, to he endorsed “ Tender for Light House.”

A plan and specification may be teen, and further par liculars ascertained on application at the Office of ike Colonial Architect.

The Tenders must contain the names of (wo retpontibie perenns as teeuritiet fur the due performance of the contract, and no Tender can be taken into Consideration unless accompanied by >t letter from the persons pro­posed, expiessing their willingness to enter into the required bond.

Parties tendering, or their Agents, are requested to attend at this Office, at the time appointed for opening the Tenders, to afford any information or explanation that tkay be required.

By HU Excellency's Command,a. DEAS THOMSO.N.

BROULEE TICKET OP LEAVE MUSTER.

AGene»*l MuMer of nil PriKMwrI of the Crown holding Ticket! dt I.«!Te f>r tbe Dittrin of

Brunlfee, will Ik hulden at the Court House, Broulee, on Saturday, the lit August proximo, when aH parliei hwlding the iiidulgence are teqnir^ to atientl persunally, nnlen in hired KrTke, when a certificate, signed by their employer, stating the name, *hip, present midence, and occupation, and eticloamg tbe Ticket of Leave will be tuScteiiL

Those holding passport! io the neighh’urhaod of Twuf^ Bay, will be mustered by William Walker junr., Esquire, J.P., of Cangello, in that vicinity.

Any Ti^et of Lriive bolder failing to attend or forward the required certificate, will be forthwith reported to the Friecipal Superintendent ol Comricis.

By order of the Bench of Magistrate!, MORDAUNT MACLEAN,

Clerk of Petty SeSioas.Court HiHise, Broulee,

27ih June, 1618.

QUARTER SESSIONS.OTICE ii hereby given, that a Court of Gene*

1 w ral Quarter Serious of the Peace, in and fur the Colony of New .Soutli Wales, will be holden at the Criminal Court House, Sydney, on Monday, the 3rd day of August next, when and where all per­sons under recognizances to appear as proaecutois. witoesaei, or defendants, or who have apfieals to interpose, or other busine* to transact, are desired to give their attendance at Ten o'clock ia tbe fore-

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Petty Seaiont ateembled have this day ap*pointed

Mr. Jon.'i Walkerto be Keeper of the above Pound, in tlie room of Mr. John Walker, deceaied.

GEORGE LANGLFIY,Clerk of Petty Seuiuut.

Court H<nt»e, Parramatta,13lh Jnly, 1846.

NOTICE.''■''HE undermentioned individual having abtcoiideJ I from this Dutrict, and a warrant having been

issued fur his apprehension, fur a larceny, all Con­stables are hereby required to use their utmost exer­tion in appiebending him and lodging him incusloJy.

Name—John Thompson, generally known by the name of “ btuUering Jack '*

Age—About seventy.Height—About 6 feet 8 inches.Hair—Brown to grey.Eyes—Haael or grey.

Remarks—Has a considerable impediment in bia speech, and stoops a good deal.

By order uf the Bench of Magistrates, EDWARD WILBON,

Ciiief Constable.Police Office, Penrith,

lOlh July, 1646.

NOTICE.

U' HEREAS, it is directed in (be 22nd danse of the Charter incorporating (he District

Council of Maitland tliat “ Thai the Warden for the time being of the said

“ Dirtrict shall and may cunveue Special Genera Meetings uf the said Council, either at his own

" desire or at the request, in writing, of any three “ CourKillori of the said District, provided that public “ notice thereof and of the purpose for which such “ Meeting shall be so cocvei^ be given, at least Un ■' days previously, in tbe AVw South Wale$ Govtm- “went Gazette^’ I, tberef-re, the Warden uf the Maitland District Council aforesaid, hereby appoint a Special Meeting of (he Dirtricl CoutKil of Maitland aforesaid, to be held nn Monday, the 20th of July next, to take into cunsiderai bn the subject of roads iu the great thoroughfare of ibis District, for which His Excellency the Governor has appropriated £600.

F. C. CLOSE,Warden of the Maitland DutrKt,

Morpeth, 9th July, 1846,

111 tbe Innlveut Estate uf R. Dacre.(By order of the Official Aaignee.)

Mr. SAMUEL LYaSS will sell by Auc­tion, at his Malt, corner uf Ueorge-sirect

and Cliarlotte-place, Thursday, 27th July—Six acres of laud at Newtown, beixg ]urt uf Laiiig's

Ckar.One allolmeiit of land in tlw Town of Bungunis,

bring No. S of section No. 1, containing 2 roods. Terms at Sale.

CLARK IRVING.SHO Official

GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY.

I I ST (rf Unclaimed Letier* for ibe monlh of -A June, 1846.

Adam* Septimus, Qeorge-street ; AdUy John ; Ager Sir Charles, the Palace, Agncw Mr. S.. Parramatta-rnad ; Agnew Miss M. A,. Ba­thurst; Allen Mrs., Maitland; Allen Mrs. M. A.,Camden; Alaten Mr,Thumas,stonecutter' Andrew Edward.eareof Mr, Whiifteld; Andrews John, Blockwattle Swamp ; Aiithimy M. A., Ardley, Mr. John, Maneroo ; Argent Mr. John. Armstrong Mrs., York-streel j Arnold Miss Jane ; Arnton Thomas, Sandy Island ; Ashery John ; Ashton Mr., care of .Mr. Blake ; Ashton Ksq. John, 14, George-streel ; Attwo*^ Mary, Duck River Bridge ; Austen Mr. George, Braidwood; Austen William; Ayland John, Prospect.

Bagnell Mr. John, Cowpasture ; Bailey John, C'assilis ; Baker M., Parramatt* ; Barr Mr. James. Paddington ; Barrett Mr. John, New ­town ; Barrow Mr. John, near “Blue Anchor ” Barry Mr, Pyrmont; Baylis Mrs., Bathurst, Bayley Mary Ann; Baylcy Bs<{, Chatlesi Cwcoar; Beames James; Bean William, per ship “Midas;’’ Beenlen Mr., Australian Brewery; Bellemy Mr, Hinton; Bennett Mr. R.. Maneroo ; Bennett Mr, ; Bennett Mr. John; Bennett Mr*., York-street; Bernard Mr. Windsor; Berry Mr. W. N, ; Bethel, hhtA ; Bettsom Mr*,, Grorge-street ; Blake Henry, Queanbeyan; Blackman Mr. John ; Bloomfield Mr. William ; Bonnett .Mr. J, Ht.ilomley Mrs.; Bolten Mr, William, Yass , Boulter Mr. William, Burrowa River; Bourne James, Pyrmont; Bowie Mr. George; Bragg Mr. William, Parramatta ; Bragg Mr Thomas, Balmain ; Hremner, Mr, E. T. ; Brett Mary Ann; Brieii Mr. N.; Brien Patrick, Goulhuni ; Brindler Mr. R , Jamberoo; Briston Mr. R., Port M.acqnarie ; Brooks Mr. James, Prospect; Brown Mr. William, Barrack-lane; Brown Mill Sarah, Glebe ; Brown Thomas, black­smith ; Brown Mr. Jonathan, shipwright; Brown James. Prospect; Brown Mr. Thomas, Richmond ; Brown Mr. James, Parramatta ; Brunger Mr. George; Buckley Mr. M illiam, Redfern ; Bultitude Mr. James; Burche Mar­garet, Qeorge-street ; Burgess Mr. Thoma.* ; Buss Mr. E., Botany Road ; Bussey William, Port Stephens; Butler Mr., “Corporation Inn Byson Mr. M., Clarence-street.

Caldwell Mr. Thomas, Kingston Ix>dge ; C.imeron Mr. A,, Daliee; Cameron Mr. George, Camden ; Cantwell Mr. James,Gonlbum ; CareyThomas, Morpeth; Carey Mrs. E., Bathurst; Carney Mr, Joseph, Raymond Terrace ; Carjwnler W. N., Parramatta ; Cartwright Charles; Cassidy Mr. Daniel; Champion John, Parramatta Road; Chapman Mr, ; ChiUgey Mr. Joseph; Cirneil Mr., Oabee ; Clancy Mr. Dennis, Haymarket; Clarke William, Parramatra-road ; Clarke Mr. Stephen ; Clarke Mr. William, blacksmith ; Coberoft Finoch, Wollombi ; Cochrane Mr. William ; Cocran Mr., Brougham-place ; Col- bourn Mr., bootm.aker ; Cole William, Bathurst; Coles Mr. W. J., Pyrmont; Colman Esq, K. N.; Collins Mrs. W,, dressmaker; Colhns .Mr.. Windsor; Collins Andrew. Farrier*’ Arm* ,"

Collins John, Millers’ Point; Collycr Mist J S.; Conner Mr*. Mary. Balmain; Conway Robert, George-strect ; Cook Mr. George; Cooke Mr, R,, Parramatta Road ; Coogau Thoma* or Patrick, Campbell’s River; CWper Wilham, Ooulburn ; Cooper John, Scone Cooper Hannah ; Corcoran Roger, Ya** , Cordey Maigt., Bathurst; Cornish Samuel. Bal­main ; Corrigan John, butcher ; C'orriglian Miss Mary; Corrigan Mr. Francis; Coigrote Mr, William, Parramatta-. C'oughlan Patmk, Port Macquarie ; Coulson Mr. B. ; Cour. Mi«». Parramatu ; CWrley .Mr,, Maneroo ; Cowell Mr. W.. Eluabeth-street; Cox Mr. Jame*, BruUneW’aler; Craigilr.Matthew; Cramptoii Mrs. Ann, Hunter-street ; Cranny Michael, Redfern ; Creighton Mr. H.,Cumberiand-streel; Cripp* Mr. Richard, Pyrmont; CrispMr. Amos, Maneroo; Croaker Mr. William, Gipps’ Town; Croker Daniel. Bathurst; Croley John, Broken Bay ; Cuniii'ighain Mr,, Prospect ; Currev Bridget, Castle Hill. ^

Dalion Mr., carpenter; Donrlly Mr.. Port Mac­quarie . Darby Mr, Alfred ; Darev Fhq,. Wil­liam ; Davies .Mr, A, ; Davie* Mr. «,, Toll Bar; Davis James, 2. Krskine-street; Davy Miss, I,adie*’ Seminary; Deen Mra., Kent- Jitrecl; Dempsey James, Balmain; Dempter .^fr, Ricliarri, Fort-street; Dennis .Mr,, O'Con­nell Town ; Dick Mr. S., Au*s«-street; Digby Fjq. Richard John, of Adelaide; Dignam I^awrenee, convict; Donaldson Miss I.iabella, Barraba; Donohoe Thomas, ticket of leave holder ; Dougherty Patrick, Gonlbiirn ; Dougherty James, Black Creek; Douglas-Mr. James, Prospect; Dowling .Mr. N.. Prospect; Doyle .Mr. Peter. Parramatta; Driscoll Mr! Timothy, Manenw; Druit Daniel, Port Mac­quarie ; Dudley Mr. W. .V., Maneroo. Duell James, Parramatta; Dullas F-.sq, John ; Du- moulin Miss M. A.; Dunn Thomas. Maitland; Diinov.an John. Page's River , Uurno Mr! James, Port Albert; Outfield George, per ship “Portsea;" Dyner James, Yass.

Eagan Bridget; FLarl Rsq. Percy ; Edwards Mrs. Mary, Singleton ; Fklwards John, joiner ; Edwards Mr. G. W,; FAlwards Mr. Benjamin! blacksmith ; Edwards Mr. Henry, care of Mr. Willock ; Egan James, Castle Hill; F3gan Esq. John; Elicot Mr. William, Port Macquarie; Elphinstone Mr., builder ; Elwood Patrick, M'Leay River; Enworth Mr., carpenter; Evans Mr. ‘Thomas, Scone ; Evans Alfred, ship “ Brougham Everett Esq. William.

, Farrahar Mr. M., Wollongong; Farrell Esq.' Hugh; Farrier Mr. Samuel K.; Farakerley

Mr. James, Chippendale ; Felluwes Thomas, per “ Marquis of HastingsFernyhough .Mr., Glebe; Finley Mr. John, stonemason; FiU- gihbon Mr., Gusford; Fitzpatrick Margaret; Fitzpatrick Mr., carpenter; Fitzpatrick Miss, sister of charity ; Fitzpatrick .Mr. Daniel, Bathurst; Flanagan William,Bathurst; Fleiih- bnin Mr. Thomas ; Fletcher Charles,Goutburn ; Fletcher John, Glebe ; Flinn Honoria, Picton; Florey Mrs., “Starr Inn ,’’ Flynn Eilen.al Mr*. Lamb'*: Fogarty Mrs. James. Bathurst. Fo­garty Johannah, Bathurst; Fokins Mr. Wtl- liam, Cowp.irtme , Foley Timothr. .'faneroo;

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Fonn Mr. Fatrkk. BftthurM, Fotbfi Mr. C., Bathurfi; F^>rm«Q MimM. A.; PorttiUr Mr. Frfikrick, Pyrmont; Ftortr«ttf Mr. WiUiani.

; Fern Mary, Rastrm Ciwk t F«trr WiPian. Boyil To*«; F\>a)sKain Mr. Ismc . Francx Jnlin, pablkan , Froman Mn. Elina ; Pfcxt Mr. Joha, Batkurst; FroM Rubert. gar tlearr ; Folli^ Joka, Parranatta.

Ganibell Joha. carr of Mr. Srnoe; <.)aas Tlioinas. Bathurst ; Gatrs Mr. Edvrard. cnachmakrr; Groghegan Mr Edward; Gikbint Mr. Wtlliani; Gibm Mr. John ; Girkin John. Ralhotst; Goodyear Mr. John, Church-hill ; Gordon James, North Shore ; GonM Mr. J., of New Zealand; GowcOra Marta, Gonlbum Goy or Goy Mr. Octaw ; Graham Martin ; Gma Mr. Jame*,carpenter; Green Mr, James, Balhnm; Grenwood John, Liverpool ; QrifRths Mr.. Colonial Secretary’s Office ; Grom John, Twofold Bay ; Gurney Richard. Clarence Town; Guyton Fxq. William, ef Hobart Town.

Hall Mr. J. A. ; Hall Mr. Thomas, Balniaiu ; Halliday Mr. Jamea, Botany Road; Hallilcy Mr.; Hamblooo J<dia alias Mabony, Hartley ; Hamilton Thomas, Lire.pool; Hamilton Mrs. Lucy; HaiidweU Henry, per" Clyde"; Hariand Mr. Tlkimas, Richmond; Harnet David, brkk- maker ; Harper .Mr. Charles, Wdhwibi; Harris William, HereW Office; Harris Mr. John, brick­layer ; Hartley Darid, Weenee CreA; Haalan Mr. Henry; Hawkins William, Muwellfarouk; Heney Mr. R.. CasUereagh-Wreet; Henery Mr.. Camden; Heyborn Mr. James, briekmaker; Hickey Timothy, ChsiilU; Hill Rowley E, New England; Hive Bartlett, Rtchroood ; Hob- den Mr. Richard, Newcastle; Hochery Marga­ret, Kent-rtraet; lludgkinson Era^uire Francis; Hodgson Lieut. W., Buinhay Artillery, Hollier Thmas; Holland Patrick, Pemberton Grar^e; Hviliae Mr. Fnnk, swoemason ; Holmes John, ^ J. Macrae Esq.; Mr. A., Bathurst;HofAjos George, Hunter, dill; Hopkins Wm., O’Coonell Town; Howe TEmus; Haggard Willism, Parramatu; Hi^bes Jthn, carpenter; lJi«bei Mr., Cartier; Hull Mr. Henry, well- iiiiker; Huiles John, Catnpbelltown; Humphries George, Richmond; Humphries George, Post Office ; Hunt Mr. George, of Adelaide; Hoot Ann, Bathurst; Uiirrry Mra, Parramatu; Hualev JlJ-ii, BalhurS; Hyde Mr. Richard, Parramatu Road ; Hynes Mrs, Bottle Forest,

Itmeas Mr. William, Darling Haiboor; Ireland Mr James; Iieland Mr. George, ChippeiAle.

Jennif^ Mr. Jn«i., sboetnaker; JrJinson Mr. Wm. Maniijog Riw. Johnston Thoa. Taw; John­ston George, pn «> Albiotr; Jones Mr. W. H. Paramaiu ; Judd Mr. Joaeph, Kent-*reet.

hauaran Michael; Kavanagh John, Stonequany; Kaye Bsquim J, A., Mai«roo; Keane Mn ; kelehar Tlvmiae, tarpenter, Kelly Richard; Kelly Ml*, Woodville; Kelly CapUtn, Kissing, Point; Kelly Margaret. Barbursi ; Kennedy : A leiuoder. pemuner; Kennedy John, ship " Si. ' Ge.«ge; • Kenny Henry. Caailu; Kenny John, mthuM; Ktdwell Mr. John, cordwainer; King! Mr. Clttrles. Richmond ; K ng Mr. Charles, per ■‘lltodoo;" King Mr. James, Chippendale; Kirby Mr. Thomas, Newtown; Kirk David,

carpenter; Koelaur. t. E. MailUud.

Lairgan Francis, RathurA; Laiisdell Mr. George; Lavey William; Lawrw David, Turee; Lav- cock Mr. Elu.s, Botany ; Lacann Mr. Joseph ; Lealhei Mr. N- L. >S., l^rratnaiu Road; I.ea- vers Mrs.; Leighlun Mr. D., Mudgee Road; Lennon Mr. Matiliew; Linnard George, Bailey Park, Linn^r Patrick, blacksinith; Lipscomb Mr. P., per " MarionLundy Riqulre J.; Luplon John, Bargo; Luscomb Mr, Thomas, Maneroo; Lynham John, Carters' Barracks, Lynch Mr. Patrick, Bathurst ; Lyster Mr. Law- renoE Burk-ilreel,

Mackan Patrick, Port Macquarie; Mackay Mr. Geoigk; Mackie Mr. Rol«rt, mason; Mahar Jas., Pennant HiUs; Mahar Timothy, Manenxi; Mahoney James, Clarence River; Mainlry Qeu, (Jncanbeyaa ; Manaell Mr., gardener; Manstirid Mr. James, Guulburn ; Mappin Mr. Tainmillus; Marks Samuel or Hyam; Marney Deborah; Marren Mary, Blip's Teirace; Marlm Margaret, Richmond; Martin Mrs. Mary Ann; Martyn Mrs. Thomas; Mason Mr. John, Clarence River; Mason Mr. Alfred, 904, Pitt-streel; Jifaain Es­quire, Hunl«r*street; Mather Samuel, Boewnrth ; Uatbeson Thomas, tailor; Matthews John, per sh^ "Surry;" Mattheves John, Seven Hills, Mayne Mr. Janet, Campeidewn; M‘Anally Francis,candlemaker; M'CKwky John, mariner; M'Deimoll Miss Theresa; M Farlane Mr. Geo , Y.-is; .M'Grail Thoc., general dealer -, H'Greal Mr. Thomas; M'Gniih Mr., Buutfce-slfeet. M‘Gr^|or ArdiibaU, Pro^ieci-, M'Goin Mr. James, Camden ; M'Guinness Tbumas, Vale uf Clyde; M'Goinness Michael, Leving'on Farm, Mi-Juire Esq.iire Hugh, " Hibernun Hotel, ' M'Intosh Peter, Raymtmd Terrace; M'Keuugh William, Port Stefien ; M'Keawn Mr. T. W., Paddingtan; M'Lesm Peter, Aiipwright; M'Lean Mr. PheeniK, Markei-sireH; M‘Lennan Mr. Alexander, Nelson's Plaint; M'.Mahoti Martin, Clarence-street; M'Nab Mias care Mrs. Bittrun; M'Pbersofl Mr., Yass ; Hearing Peter William, Bathurst; Meihubh l^uiie J. B. ; Mkhen Mr. J., CSimberlatid-street; Millar Esquire Bruce, Miller Mr. Thomas; Mills William; Mills Joseph, Parramatu Road; Mills Abraham. Richmond; Mills William, Gtockton; Mhchell Mr. William, mason; MocalU Mr.« surgeon ; Moloney Mr. William, Bathurst; Molson Mr. Thomas, KUting Point; Moure Mr. Jusepli ; Aip-owner ; Moore Daniel, Bathurst -, Mordauni Mhs Louisa, Gipps Land ; Morgan Esquire W., Severn River; Morgan Mr. Patrick, Scone; Morris .Mr. Charles, “ Royal Arms;" Morrh Mr. W., bookseller; Morris Wm , slijp^Auruta," Morris William, Williams’ River; Morntun Catherine, Hay-street ; Mortimer Thomas, Port Macquarie; Moulder Mr. W.; Munn Henry, Parramatta; Murdock Thomas, Yaai; Miirnane Tliomas, Queanbeyan; Murphy John, brkk- layer; Murphy John, Burrowa ; Mylne Esquire, Yaas.

Naler Mr., Chippendale ; Nashby Mr. George, Boyd Wharf; Natull Mr. John, Maneroo; Neal John, .M.nally ; Neenan Mrs. M.; Nirfuds Mr. M.. Niebidson Mr., Goaford ; Nicholson Joseph; Nibill Mr. John P.; Nixon Mr. Tbwnas, tailor, Noblett Mr. W. J. ; North Esq., W, G., Qnrtn-^ beyan; Norton Hannah; .Nowlan Mr. Jidiu, Guuderoo.

867O'Rrirn Mr, M., PatramilU i O'Brien Mi« Rok i

CHare Mr. Daniel, Park Houie ; O'.Maly Daniel Caieilif i O'Neil Juhn, briekmaker; Orr Mr. Thoma*. Parramalta.

Patrick William. Braidwood Patleraon Jo*r(>h| Wellington; Paul Mr. Charles, Parramatta; Paylen Mr. A. Campbells River; Peppard Mr. Waller, Queanbeyan; Petty Mr. George, Port- stieet; Phtllinghara Jamea, Port Maerguarie i Phillip Patrick, per “ Prince Regent"; Philhpa W'illiam. Richmond ; Phillip.* Mr. Jamea, Halhurst, Piildinglon Mr. W. R.; Pollard Mr. Charlea, 3, Market-atreet; Potts Kaq. Edward ; Poulier Mr. Banuiel; Preece Thomas, Limeatone Plains ; Prew Mr. R. , Proctor Mri,“ Dynevor Cattle".

Quinton Edward, Peel's Riyer.Read William, South Head Road; Read John;

Raper Mary A., Petersham; Raymond Jamea, W’indior Road; Reilly Mr., Race Coorte; Reynolds Mn. Ann, Picton; Reynolds Andrew, iHiat builder; Richards Zacefaeus; Richards Mrs., Wallgruve ; Riebardaun Mr. William, Clereland Hmiae; Richardion Mr. J., Sussex-street; Rid- ler Mr. R. B., Pbi1Iip*alreet; Riley Mr. John, Balmain ; Kin Mr, Castlereagh-atreeC; Roberts Mr. James, 25, Pitt-streel; Robinson Richard, Bathurst; Robinson George, butcher; Robinson Mr. Michael, Yass; Holers Mary A. end An­drew Kerr; Roe Mias R ; Rooke and Dillon Messrs., Maneroo; Rogin Denis, George-slreet; Room .Mr, John, Pruepect, Rose Mr. George, Cooks Rivrr; Rosa Mr. Patrick, Gloucester* street; Rourke Mr. John, Appin; Roiirke Mr. James, Maneroo; Rowe Esq. George, Yass; Royce Jdo. and Mary ; Rusden & Sutton Me«rs,; Russell Mr. Jas., Redfern ; Ryan Lanty, Mait­land ; Ryan Esq. D., Mount Druitl; Ryan Wm., tinker; Ryan Mary ; Ryan Wm., Longbottoin ; Ryan Mr. W. P.; Ryan Timothy.

Sadler Mr. Edward; Salter Mr. R.j Sandoe Mr. Francis, Kent-street; Saunter Mr. David, Parra­matta ; Saverey Tb.imai, Norwood; Sawyer Mr. W’illiam; Scrimshaw Thomas, Cndgee; ^rgeaut John, Illawarra ; Sharp Wm., Windsor; Sharp Mr. W.; Shaw Rsq. \V., Cassiiis; Shaw Mrs., Camperdown ; Shea Mr. Maurice, Queanbeyan ; Shepherd Mr. William ; Sidey Mr, Parramatta ; Sim Mr. William, Cooper; Simcock Charla, Cassiiis; Simpels Mr., Parramatta; Sims Mr. William, Yass; Sinnott Mary; Slater Mr. B., Castlereagh-street; Slattery Mrs. E, Richmorrd; Smart Joseph ; Sroeal Mr. Jno., gardener; Smith Hannah, Windsor; Smith Mr. John, Port Mac­quarie ; Smith John, Wellington Road ; Smith John, Bathurst; Smith Mr. David, Yass; Smith Robert, Parramatta; Smith John Parramatta; •Smith Wro., South Creek; Smith Jno., William's River ; Smith Mary Jane, Parramatta ; Smith Edward, Hurwood; Smith Edward, Post Office; Smith Robert, of,Auckland; Smith Mrs. Margaret, Darlinghuist Gaol ; Solomon Mr., George-sueet ; Solomon Mr., Balmain; Suwden Mr. Samuel; Sparks Mr. Amos, shoemaker; Speed Mr. James; Spei.eer Mary, Bathurst; Spertholt Mr., of Nelson; .Spooner Mr. G. W.; Stack Mr, J, M., Liver- ; [>uol-street; Stock John, New England; Sianton Miss Mary, Castiereah-street; Stapleton Robert, Bathurst; Stalhsmi John,Muswellbruok; Stephen

No. 59. July 14, l84G.—3

Mr. James, Prince-street; Steel Mr. James, Stewait Mr. Jas., G<*ford; Slockwell Mt. Jno., joiner} Stoneman Peter, Bathurst; Strang Mr. W. J.; Street Mrs., dressmaker; Stewart Esq. R, P.; Suters Alrxi., O'Cunnell Town; Sulli­van James, Darling Point; Sumpton Thomas, Swallow Creek; Sutherland Mr, John, Bovd Town.

Tarenor Mr. W., Bark Huts; Taylor Mr. Alex., Balmain ; Taylor Stephen ; Teer Margaret, Li­verpool ; Thomas Mr. Joseph,Goulburn; Tbomp- soQ Captain John; Thompson Gabriel, brick­layer; Thompson Esquire J. W.; Thompson Esquire George J , Maneroo ; Thompson James, Yass; Thuinpaon James, Scoue ; Thompson Mr, John, Queanbeyan ; Thorley Esq. P. Windsor; Tibbs James, g.ardener; 'Tillelt Mr. Thomas, publican; TUam Henry, Greendale; Tinsoa Mr,, cooper; Tubyn Moses, Port Macquarie; Todd Mrs. Margaret, Richmond; Tompkins Henry, Ba'hurst; XoohM Mra George ; Torry Mr., New Holland; Towiishend Mr. Ji^n, Bathurst; Treacy William, Prospect; Trivens Samuel, Brickfield Hill; Tiirbit Mr. John, Yass; Turk William, “Travellers Rest;” Turnbull John, North Shore; Turner John, care Thomas Waters; Turner.VIr.George, Wollongong; Twig Mrs., Newtown.

L'tley .\lr. David.Valance Mary, Parramalta ; V'incer Sarah, Chip­

pendale.Wallace Mary, Parramatta; Walsh John, private

soldier; Walton Mrs., Clarence-street; Walton George, brig “ Tigress"; Warby Mrs., Bathurst; Warmes Mrs. Rebecca, Parramatta ; Warren Mr. H.. “Fortune of W'ar;" Wason Mr Joaeph, Parramatta-street; Walts Mr. Thomas, Balmain, Watson Lieut.; Watson Mr. George H., per “ Hannah Watson Mr. W. B.; Way E^ire William, Wollongong; Webb Mr. John, Parra­matta; Webster Mrs. 'Thomas; Welch Mr., New­town; Wells Ambrose, bricklayer ; Well* Ben­jamin, Bathurst; West Mr. Robert, Parramatta- street; WeS Thomas, Trafalgar-rtreet; White Isaac, Windsor; White Miss Prances Mary While George, Braidwood ; Whittle Mr. William, Light House; Wbiiworlli William; Wholobaii Mr. E.; Wholohan Mrs, E., Wiggins Ellen, Jerry's Plains; Wilkins Mr. Wentworth. Wilkioshaw Mr. James, ship “ Persian; ’ Williams William ; Williams Jidm, per ship “ Neptune; ' Williams Ellen; Williams Thomas, Clarence River; Williams Jcdin, Ooulburn; Williams Mr. W. H,, Gundaroo ; Williams Jno , Bathurst; Williamson George, Bathurst; Wilson Mr. James, Goulburn; Wilson James, prr “Prince R^ntWilson Mrs. Henry, H, Hlizabeth-itreet; Wilson Mr. James; Wilson Mr. William, printer; Wood Mr. Edward W. ; Wood John, Bathurst; Wooderson Charles, Port Macquarie; W'orthing Mr. Riuhd , Fenaut Hills; Wright John Bob, carpenter; Wueberer Esquire Charles; Wylie Mr. J., Parramatta; Wyndbaiii Mr. J,, Yass.

Yarrington Frederick ; Yates Mr. George, Glebe; Young Mr. John, brig “Julia;" Young Mr. John, Queanbeyan.

JAMES RAYMOND,Postmaster General

86S

Notice i* hereby giwn that application is intended to be made to Hi* Etcellency the

Governor ol New South Wale and the LegiaJative Council thereof, f« an Act to amend an Art Ibe Governor and L^ialalive Cmincil of New .'sooth WaJei, made and p^ io the lixth y«r of tbe mgn of Hu late Majesty King William the Fourth, imuukd," An Act to enable tbe Predictors of a cer- “ Uio Banking EdabliAment ot Company, earned ” on in tbe Town of Sydney, io the Colony of •• New Sooth Wale*, under the name, style, and «' firm of ‘ Tbe Commeteial Banking Company of

‘ Sydney,’ to aae and be sued in the name of the “ Mana^ng Director of the said Bank or Company

fot the time bring, and for other purpoeei therein " mentioned."—Dated this Ekvenlh day of July,in the year of osr Lord one tboosaod eight hundred and foitysii.

CARR, ROGERS, & OWKN, Soliutort for the said

Commercial Banking Company.

982

In tbe Insolvent Estate of Alexander Sutherland, of Melbonroe, in the District of Port Phillip, and Colooy U New Sonlh Wales, builder.

Archibald m'LAChlan of Melbourne,in tbe District and Colony aforesaid, being

the Official Assignee appointed for the above-named Estate, notice is hereby given, that all debt* due to the said Estate ate to be paid to him the aud Official Amignee, and that a third Public Meeting of tbe Creditors of ibe said Alexander Sutherland will be boMen before me, at ray Office, Supreme Court Houk, La Trobe-street, Melbourne, on Wednesday, the 1^ day of August next, at 11 o’clock in faeeooon, for proof of de¥» and for receiving the report cdtbe said Official Assignee as Io tbe then coodhioo ^ the said Estate, and for giving him dirtc- tiotts as to the future mangement thereof,—Dated at Melbourne, this 3rd day of July, 1846.

ROBF.RT WILLIAMS POHLMAN,Chief Coenmioaonn of Insolvent Estates.

Office, staling the grounds of such objection, on «jr before Monday, the 3rd day of August next, other­wise tbe said plan of distiibution will, on Wednes­day, the Sth of the said month, be confirmed.—Syd­ney, lOlli July, 1816.

WILLIAM H. KERR, Chief Commissioner.

90S 3a 6d.

In the Estate of Thomas Sloddart Macdonald and Robert Henry Airth, trading under the firm of “ Macdonald & Airth," of Wooloomooloo. near .Sydney, mUlera

I Hereby aj^inl a Special Meeting of the Credi­tors in the above F.state, to be holden before

me, at tbe Supreme Court House, Sydney, on Wed- oesday, the 15th day of July instant, to commence at 10'30, a.m., and end at 11, a.m., for the proof of debts against tbe sard F.sUte, and for the purpose of enabling one of the above firm to make an offer of compoatlion.—Sydney, lOth July, 1816.

WILLIAM H. KERR,Chief Commissioner.

907 4s

In the latolreut Estate of George Arden, of Mel bourne, in the District of Port Phillip, and Colony of New SoBih Walet, late editm.

Notice « hereby given, that a Special Meet­ing cf dte Creditors in the above Estate

will be holden before me, at my Office, Supreme Court House, La Trobe-slreel, Melbourne, orr Fri­day, the 17tb day of July iostant, at 11 o'clock, foreaoou, to take into coonderation an offer of composition to be then made by tbe said Inwivrit —Dated at Melbourne, ibis 3rd day of July, 1846.

ROBERT WILLIAMS POHLMAN.Chief Comroisao&er of Insolvent t^tes.

906 3l 6d.

In the iMolvent Estate of Richard Alexander W ise- man, of the Wollombi, farmer and grazier.

\ OTICE is hereby givro, that a final plau of . dirtribution in tbe above Estate now lies at luy Office, al tbe Supreme Court House, Sydney

fur the inspection of Creditors, aod any Creditor or uther person interested tberau, objecting to the con­firmation thereof, must lodge a caveat at my said

In tbe Insolvent EsUte of Henry Harper, and Martin Petrie Blundell, trading under the firm uf

Harper, Blundell, & Co.," of Sydney, merchant*.

I Hereby appoint a Special Meeting of tbe Credi- Uwt in the above Estate, to be holden before

me, at tbe Supreme Court House, Sydney, on Fri­day, the 14lh day of August next, to commence at 11,a.m., and end at ll'SO, am., for the Creditors to give tbe Official Assignee directions.—Sydney, 13Lh July, 1846.

WILLIAM H. KERR. Chief CtMumissioner.

3s. 6d.

In tbe Insolvent Estate of Prosper de Mestre, deceaied, late of Sydney.

1 Hereby appoint a Specul Meeting of the Credi- tma in the above Estate, to be holden before

me, at the Supreme Court House, Sydney, <m Thurs­day, tbe 1.3th day of August next, to commence at 11, a.m., and end at 11'30, a.m., for the purpose of enabling the Trustees to resign.—Sydney, I3th July, 1846.

WILLIAM H. KERR, Chief Commissioner.

919 Ss.

In tbe Insolvent Estate of Proqrer de Mestre, late of Sydney, merchant, deceased.

N‘ OTICE is hereby given, that an account cur­rent, rtKwing the final disbibution ot the

assets hi this Estate, now lies at ray Office, at the Supreme Court House, Sydney, for the inspection of Cr^ftort, and any Creditor or other person inter­ested therein, ol:jeeting to the coDfirmalion thereof, must lodge a caveat al my said Office, stating the grounds such objection, on or before Monday, the 3rd day of August next, otherwise tbe said plan of distribution or account current will, on Wednesday, the 5th day of tbe said month, be confirmed.—Syd­ney, 13th July, 1846.

WILLIAM H. KERR,Chief Commissioner.

918 3s. 6d.

869

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COURT OF CLAIMS,

Notice w hereby given, that the following Claimi for DeeOs af Grant of Land and of

a Town allotment will be ready fot the examination of the Commistioner* appointed for that purpose, under the Act of Council, 5 Wm. IV., No. 21, at tbe expiration uf two months from this date, before which day any caveat or counter claim must be en­tered at this Office. Due notice will be given of the days appointed fur the hearings.Case No. 1254.—Mrs, Sophia Beeson, of Sydney,

widow, by her attorney James Norton, Esquire. Nineteen perches, County of Cumberland, City of

Sydney, parish of St. Lawrence, allotment No. 6 of section No. 10 ; bounded on the east by Elizabeth- street, bearing north 3 degrees 15 minutes wes 106 links; on the north by Park-street, bearing west 2 degrees south 114 links; on the west by No. 7 al­lotment, bearing south 3 degrees 30 minutes east 104 links; and on tbe south by No. 5 allotment, bearing east 2 degrees 30 minutes north 114 links. A of Grant of this land having, tn conse-

ijnence of an trroneoiu announcement the Gazette dated 13M April, 1839, issued in

favor of Thnrnas heenon instead of John Dee~ son, now deceased, the Deed is void, and a fresh Deed is praged fbr hy daimant, by

whom the property was purchased of Edward Whitehouse, on the 16M December, 1620, prior to her marriage with the said John Beeson, who had no title thereto, it not being a lease- kohl.

Cue No. 1255,—James M'Roberts, of Church- street, Parramatta.

One hundred and fifty acres, in the County of Cook, and parish unnamed, at Cooba, near Butr^o- rang, situated on tbe north-east side ot Cox's River; bounded on tbe east by a line north 55 chains; on the north by a line west 45 chains to Cox's River; and on the south and west by Cox’s River.This land was located on an order of Sir Thomas

Hrisbane, dated 3rd Februari/, 1826, in favor of Sarah Ilarrix, whose daughter claimant has married. The above description was tn- serled in the Gazette notice under date &lh November, 1837, preparatory to the making out of a Deed of Grant in favor of the origi­nal promuee.

By the direction of the Commissioners,JOHN THOMPSON,

Secretary.Court of Claims' Office,

6(h June, 1846.

IMPOUNDED at Old Collector Pound, on the 27th of Junr, from the Esfau of Terence Murray, Esquire,

Lake George, for treepaes:—One black mare, switch tail, about fifteen and a-balf

hands high, little wliite round the off fore hoof, branded MC or MG near shoulder, IB off side neck, ^rpears to be broke in to saddle, might be seven y*«rs oW ; a black filly fool by her side, about six months old, long tail, small Star

I forehead, tame brand aesu- shoulder.One dark bay filly, rising ihw years old, long tail,

about fourteen and s-hislf bands high, blwk mane and tail, lack pointa. small blase on forrfiead, wliilc spot on snib.

Hune brand new Mtoulder.One chesmit filly, about the same age and height, long

uul, white sUipe or bbso down the fordicad, brandednear ehcHiklrr, 2 off shoulder. M

One dark iron grey filly, about 18 mcmths old, long tail, black pointa, lower part of new hind leg wliite, about fourteen hands liigli, white stripe or blase down the for^ hwd, branded DK and JE conjoined under or OS and JK conjoined under on near shoulder.

If not claimwl on or before the 24th of July, they will be sold agreeable to Act of CousciL

J. SHERIDAN, Poundkwper.13s. Od.878

n20tb May, 1846, having ised, of tbe following dw-1MPOUNDED at Carcoar,

been claimed and not lel criptionOne brown cow, JF conjoined and Coff romp and ribs. One red and while poley cow, illegible brand off rump.

FC off thouitla.On the 24tb June, 1S46

One brindle eteei, piece out of the front of near ear, no brand visible.

One mouse colored Iwifor, 1 year old, nnbranded.One yellow cow, JK off rump. ® or ea haunch, notch

back of off ear, a red bull oOf by her side, unbrauded.One blue sided lieifer, white back, unbranded. _One bey coh, 2 years oki, near bind fetlock white, Ew

offslioulder. _ , , _ „One dark bay colt, 2 years old, branded R or B cm near

sbouldci. . . , . ,One bay mare, 2 years old. mane and tad black, str^ of

white on forehead, part (rf fore Mid hind legs wbiw, brand offslioulder not legible, , , , .v

If not claimed and released in twenty-four days from tbe 24tli June, they will be sold to defray expenses.

JAMES KERR, Pouwlkeeper.12s. W.

870

IMPOCNDKD at BieWa, 22a<i tw. 16«. by John WiUinM

0b» Wot tad vbite i|nU*il bnod Dot trfiblo.0b« brindW h^fr caif, nnbn&iM. rtMndhofcr, *hitfhact.b*Uy.iuad_tta,Om tcUov tor, white Ml* aod tail, bnad not b«ibte.

AUo, by W iiliam N*tl:—Om aimmbfriT ««r, brand not lejrtt**-

Alta. by H'Uiian D»no: —OiM bar fiSy, btock pointa, bnad«i like M oo tbr nnr

If nol'i«’wsM»y eWiftrf they *« be told on tlw Hat inatint, aewrdiof In Act of OMeeiL

R. HOUSIfOLD, Poondkeeper.S» ‘O*-

IMPOTNDED at UaroUn. »a the 2nd day of July 184d, irm Glen Rock i—

One white oi, red ears and Mte, notch inoBear, tcanded MB off romp.

One Md beite, kraadtd OH off riba.One braan poity cm, btaaded TR on romp, like I*l H

f iKPOl’NDEDtt Prospect Round, on ^ 6th day of July. 1 1846, froa HiUnd

One bar mare, near hind Mock white, hraaded SAS ■ 2

on near riba, branded i near tbi^, SO thi^, about dftMQ hands high, damsgra Ss. i to a cbesnut bone foal by her side, with a afaite atripe dovn the aoee, aboiA 10 iDonttit old.

1/ ootekieMdand released, they wOI be at tbe Pound, at Pros9^, an tbeSrd day of Augoai. 1846, agreeable to Act of CoaaciL

WILUAH ADAMS, Foandkeeper.

T. Pye, Eaqoit*One dvk tomrn and white cow,

amx luotp, right bora down.One IiIm aoawherry and white

bnoded like D or U on

sseer, branded £B on aff

If the ahoec are not rdeased on or before the 20th inat., they wiU be sold agraeable to Act of Oouwcil.

F. G. JOHNSON, pMindtoper.|S9 9s. 3d.

IHPOUNDEDatWtftdaar.entbeMth Jane, by Ur. J. A. Betts;—

One red steer, branded JU wear tUgfa.Ako, an the 28th Jane, Mr. J. A. Belts;—

One red and «'lute heifer, no biaad legible.Also, OB tbe 30th June, by Jeho Heakisecn

One red and white heifer, branded W off hip.Alao, on the 2rd Jnly, by Ur. i. A. :—

One red and white poley steer, brmds not l^bte.Ona red and srbile cow, bmded U off hip. tee red and wtule bofa calf, nai eye on . tee brindle and whhe bafer. no brand i^iUe.One ydlow and rttite calf, no tnand Wgffile.

AM, on Ibe Sth Joly, by Ur. Tbora Caddl One red eaV, on branded.

Also, on the 6th July,by J. M'oodr—One red ^ white boBack, kswoM TU off lup, TM off

thigh.u not lad rrieaaed on or before twentyHjne days

from the datee abore spectfied in esich ease, they will tie told by me at the abore Found, agreeable to Act of Ceetncil.

JAUES UETCALF, Poundkeeper.8»S 12s. «d.

IMPOUNDED at Camden, on the Ttb July, from the Esute of MesarwleT U'toy, Eaqwe

One red end white bull, branded AR or AB on rump off

One Uack cow, branded AR on rump nw aide.One brindle cow, hrandeil AR nn rump near tide.One brindle and white polcy cow, (wuchtl HR or IIK

on mtnp off side.One red row, part of belly white, branded AR or AK or

A and like ^ on ramp off side.One red heifer, hrandnl AR on ruirm off tide.One red and white steer, branded aK or AB on rump off

aide, white star in forehead ; damages 6d. each.if not rrloLsed to be told twenty-four days friten Ihii date.

EDWARD CABIIJ., pDundkre}>rr. 911 lU July. 1846. Us. 3<l.

[MPOTNDEDat Blackman's Sran^, on the 2nd day of July, 1846. from Mr. Kane :—

One light bay mart, with black poiats, switch tail, branM MS near thouUs,broke down in both futeS fetbrks, 9 years old, shout 13 hands high.

'tee grey fiUy. with kwg tail, branded ajpparenily M.S ----- shoulder. 9 years ok), about 13 hands high.

One dark bay ftlly, wKli black raints, long tail, brandedoffabiMlJer, rtsing 4 years old, ak....... * i— •-

damagea ffd. each1, about 13 bands high i

If not preriouily rriraaed will be toU in tweatyone days from the date of {xiUicatioa.

EDWARD SMITH, Pouadkeqier.917 10s 3d.

IMPOUNDED at Gunning, on the 3rd day of July. 1844, from tbe Estate of Mr. £. Wcxidbouse, Fi^

Rircr;—One brindle poky COW, branded JW'C off ribs, 1C off

rump. 6One dark browm pol^ cow, branded JWC off riba.One strawberry row, tamo brand.One y^w cow, white back, tame brmd.One brindle cow, bit off right born, same brand.One yellow cow, white rump, asc brand.One red cow, same brand.One brindle cesr, branded ap^arenUy JS off rump, S off

thigh, white back and belly, cock boms.One dark brindk cow and calf, branded mD off rump,

£ near thigh, OS eoajoioed near rump, a btotdicd brand C*on riba.

One strawberry poky heifer S{^e&t3y od off rump id PE offribi, nit out of right ear.One y^low steer, slit in right ear, liranded M'B or WH

(frump. No. 13 od stioutdor; damages 3d. enrfa.if not rekiued on or before tbe 27th day of July, 1846,

they will be sdd accordiog to Act of Council.SAMUEL CKUWIHER, Poumlke«^.

912 13s

iMPOl'NDED at Jerry’s nains, oo the 12Ui day of June, 1846, from CWrTingtua iWk :—

One hay mare, white stripe down face, dark poiots. a Uotelwl brand like CT on near shoulder, about air years old, about I4| hands high, ^^xart to be unbroken, lias a light b^ horse foel by her s^, a small tll^ibk brand rtaonbling JB on near shoulder, near fore foot white to a litlk above the boM, near hind foot wiute above kilock yoint. abMt seven months old ; damages Is. each.

Alao, Rm Oak Range, on the 20th June One tey colt, black points, an indistinct baud resanbling

B off sale of neck a liuk shove tbe shoulder, apparently riung four years old, about 13^ hands, appears to lie imb^eai i dantagta 2d.

Also, from Csrriwgton Park, on tbe IR July:—One bay mare, white spot in fcwebcad, both hind feet

wfote to a littk ^ve tbe hoof, branded F and like C tuukrnealh conjoined with tbe lower part of the ti^ kcta oo near sbouklCT, about 5 yean old, shout IS h»nA« high, appears to hr tm^^teo, large head, mane, tail, aod fore­feet black; damages Is | a bey borM fed by her side, indiaiinct brand like 1C oo near shoulder, about 8 mooths old. white stripe down face; damages li.

If not released oe er before the 1st day of August, they will be sold agreeably to Act of CouneiL

J. J. HARPt'R, Poundkaeper.913 13s. e>

ft7lTMMUNDEDatKfluo on lU» 27iJi of Junf iSks.1 On. kindlo .i.te| bullo.k. out ii Ih «r‘ ,W ijlrt ,ft am W e off Uip. and Jikc M off Ujigh, about 4

JJtoS’ '*"• “• 8ttac U^k Wfer, no yloHjIo brnmJ, about 20 moatJw oki

n«SKiSr“' «l«»l 8

.IK wS'" “•*“ “P '"”P “8Oai' if »'«tnt.-r^n Auguat, they wiU ba aoW at ArUmt-ajnn, BaUium, agreeably to Act of Council.

JOHN TKEWREN. roondkecpcr.__________________________ J2».

^ J““*» 1W6. from the Eelata of George One oldl^k eo», a liule white on back and beUv .

^UiM tokwil „|i I, „ki „ won.,-ton, da,, fton, Oil.

013 WILLIAM BEST, Poundkeeper,__ _ . _ „ _____ ______ Uf. W.

I"?™ ^

If not prCTwusly relcMoi will be »id in twentv-faiir day* fron the dote ufpublicalioo. ^

914 ^AMES M'CAY, Poundkeeper.9(. 3d.

S»Dw.» .-Printel^ W w. D..T,a^ « the Gorcrnm«tPrinting Offici, Urat-sireei. July 14,18W.