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Deputy Marshall's Office, Dec. 6, 1806
JURORS warned for the Courts of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, for the parishes of St. Thomas in the East and St. David, to be holden at Morant Bay the first Tuesday in January, 1807.
John Russworm, Esquire, Fair Prospect
James Hannah, planter. Betty's Hope
Richard Codrington, carpenter, Manchioneal
William McBeath, planter, Manchioneal
Samuel Foulds, planter, Hardford
John Brown, planter, Hector's River
Patrick Spink, Esquire, Greenfield
James Henderson, planter, Williamsfield
Charles Murray, Esquire, Hopewell
Robert Baugh, planter, Long Bay
Florence McCarthy, planter, Boston
Anthony Strachan, planter, Providence
Thomas Blakeley, planter, Spring Valley
William B. Neufville, Esquire, Windsor
William Brock, planter, Amity Hall
Balfour Henderson, planter, Windsor Castle
Thomas Brown, planter, Windsor Forest
Robert Anderson, planter, Chiswick
James Cumming, planter, Fairfield
James Lindsay, planter, Gro--on-- [obliterated]
Alexander Garden, surveyor
John Gray, planter, Dalvey
Joseph Shield, planter, Golden Grove
Martin McDermott, planter, Green Castle
Robert Grant, planter, Hoardley
Andrew Hunter, planter, Holland
Walter Ogilvie, planter, Hampton COurt
William Kerr, planter, Hayfield
Alexander Sutherland, planter, House Hill
Donald McPherson, Knock Andrew
Edward Baxter, planter, Bath
William Reilley, planter, Bath
William Scholar, merchant, Bath
Charles Scholar, merchant, Bath
John Desmond, tavernkeeper, Morant Bay
Peter Smith, Esquire
David Smith, carpenter, Morant Bay
William Vick, Esquire, Shady Spring
Robert Whitfinch Esquire, Healthful Hill
Thomas Thomson, Esquire, Morant Bay
William Carmichael, Gentleman, Morant Bay
James McLean, planter, Albion
David Blair, planter, Aeolus Valley
William Lamont, Gentleman, Birness
Henry Crump, planter, Creighton Hall
James Muir, Esq., Chesterfield
James Townson, planter, Greenwall
Alexander Gordon, planter, Gloucester Mount
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A. J. Oosterland, Deputy Marshal
Deputy Marshall's Office, St. George, Nov. 30, 1806
JURORS warned for the Courts of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, for the parish of St. George, for the first Wednesday in January next.
Hector Ross, Esq.
Alex Park, Esq.
G. R. Orgill, Esq.
R. W. Sutherland, Esq.
Angus McKay, Esq.
Henry Forbes, mason
John Campbell, planter
Alexander Adams, planter
Robert Brown, carpenter
J. Giscome, junior mason
J. Wordsworth, planter
David Davies, planter
James Blythe, planter
Rell King, planter
Thomas Moody, planter
John Skimming, planter
William Tucker, planter
Adam Gray, planter
Lewis Desgouttes, Esq.
J. J. Spies, merchant
Peter V. Mann, planter
T. Harris, carpenter
H. Brown, millwright
John Clarke, planter
J. Paul, carpenter
J. P. McDonald, planter
John Laing, planter
Thomas Stone, gentleman
James Dodd, planter
James Laidley, mason
Richard Moore, planter
John Reid, planter
D. Aitkin, carpenter
--Duboisquegeneuc, planter
J. Duncan, wharfinger
John Hilton, carpenter
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A. J. Oosterland, Deputy Marshal
TO BE SOLD, a SUGAR PLANTATION in the Parish of St. George, called LENOX, containing 811 acres of Land....etc......The estate is made particularly advantageous to the planter by a level carriage road, of nearly a mile and a half in length leading to an excellent barquadier at Orange Bay. For terms apply to Messrs. Robertson, Munro & Bullock in Kingston, or to George Buchanan, Esq., St. George.
TO BE SOLD a Mountain Settlement in the Parish of St. Andrew, called DUNSINANE, situate near Mammee Bridge, containing Fifty Acres of Land, mostly in Guinea Grass, with a comfortable Dwelling House and Out-Offices, suitable for a small family....etc... Please apply at his Majesty's Printing Office to Alexander Aikman.
FOR SALE on very reasonable terms, GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION , in the Parish of St. Ann, situate five miles to the southward of St. Ann's Bay, to which there is a turnpike-road. This property contains by survey upwards of 500 acres. . . .
Also the WOODLANDS PLANTATION, situate about two miles to the southward of the above estate, and near to the great interior road leading from Trelawny to Spanish Town, containing by survey 447 acres. . .etc. .....please apply to John Thompson and William Parke, Esquires, in Kingston, with whom Plans of the Properties are left for inspection, or to the proprietor on the estate.
Thomas Raffington.
LANDS TO BE SOLD in the Parish of St. David, belonging to the estate of WILLIAM PATERSON, Esq., deceased.
400 Acres, or thereabouts, bounding northerly on lands in the possession of Mr. Ouchterlony, called Orange Park, easterly on a coffee plantation late in the possession of Mr. John Walker, deceased, but now in the possession of Thomas Kayler, Esq.; east and south on Dr. Telfer and Dr. Weir; and westerly on lands belonging to the heirs of Thomas Stratton, deceased.
170 Acres, bounding northerly on Montpelier pen, easterly on Mr. Ouchterlony, southerly and westerly on Thomas Stratton, deceased, and Hampton pen.
50 Acres, called MOUNT AEOLUS in the possession of Mr. Sands, bounding northerly on Boston estate, easterly on Petersfield estate, southerly and westerly on Aeolus Valley plantation.
78 Acres, nearly surrounded by lands belonging to the Heirs of Mrs. Sarah Gale, now in the possession of Mr. Delpratt.
70 Acres called MAVIES BANK PEN, bounded west on Yallah's River, and on all other sides on Albion plantation.
The whole of these lands are considered fit for the Cultivation of Coffee and Provisions.
For particulars inquire of Alexander Ritchie and Patrick Grant, Esqrs., in Liguanea, or at Port Morant, of
John McLean.
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