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sum tor account of te Colony if, eepon en quury„
is should appearte be justly dese according
to te isublisted curstoms on regulations en
Timilor cases.
hhe Members having expressed thein
thanks to ke Governor for hes communication
ende declaard komatien appebetienof za
maasina dysie andpmand witte saamel
dispotte andggesdyment by den Eenslang e Hes
bestowed op
and sorthe unremittie attenhon he had gooven
te zis importent Subject, as well as for te
real and judginent ke had disslaged in carrying
the Courts resolections into effect, ik was
resolved Mat ke Reuwer ofte Colony Cest
shall be directed te reseerd to .r underwood
as som as porsible, te sum of t 500 ste addrnced
lybein forthe Colony, with addition of Inserast
pom the date of his having paid thal suem
to Capt: With
Resolved also tat a letter stall
be wrilten by kesecretary te M„r underwood
expressive of thelonh achnowledgemente
for te handsome manner in whiek ka kas
come forward onke occapon beforemenhoned.
Ordered that an Exdraet from Hes
minute besent totte Reuiver fortis goedanne.
af
19
Hi Excelbenny the acth. P. Governor nert
staked that in pursicance of he Comsp Resolutions
of the 31.e october and1.s nov.r of last Jear, he
bn onthe subject of te plan propored for buuilding
a Bridge on Abary Creek, betad lost nokine
in making the necassary Communications
to te Goverament of the Colony of Berbice,
and accordingly now laed before ke
Coust an Extract from the minutes of
proceeduys of thelomit of Policy and Cumiel
Juslice of kat Colony beeng of kefoloum
conCents;
woot m
is should appearte be justly dese according
to te isublisted curstoms on regulations en
Timilor cases.
hhe Members having expressed thein
thanks to ke Governor for hes communication
ende declaard komatien appebetienof za
maasina dysie andpmand witte saamel
dispotte andggesdyment by den Eenslang e Hes
bestowed op
and sorthe unremittie attenhon he had gooven
te zis importent Subject, as well as for te
real and judginent ke had disslaged in carrying
the Courts resolections into effect, ik was
resolved Mat ke Reuwer ofte Colony Cest
shall be directed te reseerd to .r underwood
as som as porsible, te sum of t 500 ste addrnced
lybein forthe Colony, with addition of Inserast
pom the date of his having paid thal suem
to Capt: With
Resolved also tat a letter stall
be wrilten by kesecretary te M„r underwood
expressive of thelonh achnowledgemente
for te handsome manner in whiek ka kas
come forward onke occapon beforemenhoned.
Ordered that an Exdraet from Hes
minute besent totte Reuiver fortis goedanne.
af
19
Hi Excelbenny the acth. P. Governor nert
staked that in pursicance of he Comsp Resolutions
of the 31.e october and1.s nov.r of last Jear, he
bn onthe subject of te plan propored for buuilding
a Bridge on Abary Creek, betad lost nokine
in making the necassary Communications
to te Goverament of the Colony of Berbice,
and accordingly now laed before ke
Coust an Extract from the minutes of
proceeduys of thelomit of Policy and Cumiel
Juslice of kat Colony beeng of kefoloum
conCents;
woot m
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National Archives / Archives South Holland, archive number 1.05.21, Inventaris van de digitale duplicaten van de lokale bestuursarchieven van de Nederlandse koloniën Essequibo, Demerara en Berbice en notariële akten [tezamen 'Dutch Series' genoemd], aanwezig in de National Archives of Guyana te Georgetown, (1685) 1720-1814 (1827), inventory number AB.1.9, January - November 1809
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