Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-10-15 00:00:00, page 3

•tfhgWvlf* Mqni»l*t*|<t>*pt
patent,.
predion, however., from pit
NfM jodgawat*
together with regiment
ktt here beingprderedto joiniby army, «td cleaygj
inglbe ^rtny jrtf aU thcMIowersaodeick,- inducaj
n. battl'd near; while other* tea in ]
ihem^Mfcilfadic&tions of tome i in portent move
ment* >5,0 l'' vy. .v- .
■sp* The desertions from the French armies couli
»ue in great numbers. We have not yet had either
■ contradiction or confirmation of its reported re- i
trogede movement.
“ P. M. We have account* from the army,—It
remain* in tfo/v guo—trgo, in perfect quiet. {
“ At Spain, her politicks and her warfare, I
have been long disgusted ; but there are persons j
here who think her cause not desperate, and she will ]
eventually triumph. I shall he glad, very glad, to
.find their opinions correct. lt has ofien been said
that no country ran be conquered if the inhabitants
choose to say to,'and to act up to what they say. This
1 hope is the rase with Portugal. Would to Heaven
it were the rase with Spain ! The spirit of the Por
tuguese is raised, and their national vanity flattered
-;wh*|^hey recollect that this weak country has been
|-the only one that has made effectual resistance to
'jilhe coward world's master. Instead of that dirty |
and alovenly systemg&f dress, l find their tnvops
clean and tightly dressed. This, must ameliorate
their situation. Their real ngtriotism is awakened.
Of Ibis being the case, in a plod degree, I will only
state, that withiu a fortnight 80,000 dollars bale
bean .raised by voluntary subscription for the pur
pose of liberating their prisoners at Algiers ; with
which country they have recently formed a treaty.
This is no small offering, liken it is considered the
country is now supporting an army of about 50,000
men, and that it never has braggkd of its greatness,
• and the devotion of the lives and fortunes of its citi
sens of their country.”
:% ■ • -
v v i Gazette Marine Memoranda.
; 1'^ • ARRIVED.
Brig New Packet, Luce, 8 days from Boston.
Srh’l*Rolla, Tippling, 28 day* from Mataazas,
Sugar, Coffee. & Molasses. John M’Phail.
Sch’r Zebra, Minns, 25 days from Martinique,
opd 18 from St. Bartholomews, Molasses, Martin
. Fisk & Co.'—Left at Martinique, Sept. 21, sch’rs
Union, Bartlett, of and for Marblehead, iu 6
days : Sally, Gordon, of and for do. in 10 ; Fanny
ii Maria, Evans, of and for New York, in 4 ; Uni
on, Hubble, do. in 20.—The brig Green wicfi, Boyle,
and sch’rs Sally, Williams ; Globe, Murphy, sailed
for Baltimore a few day* before.
’; Scb’r Nancy, Mandevill, 24 days worn St. Vin
tents, in distress ; leaky—cargo Ram & Molasses,
Warren Ashley—Left there brigs Agenora, Hill, for
Tarjjpljdnnd next day ; Ferdinand Riley, of and foi
Porttrhoutb, n. h. in 6 days.
Sloop1 Leander, Martlm, 48 hours from New
■■ 4*s
. Sloop Lark, Blackman, 3 days from Philadelphia.
Sloop Lydia, Potter. 7 days from Rhode Island.
. „ In Hampton Rnads, bound to Baltimore, brig
Hiram, Batker, 46 days from Cadiz.
The sch’r Emily, Hundley, from this port, out 22
'days, bound to Cadiz has put into New York in j
distress.; # •
Jhesbip Rising States, Jennings, from London
for this port took a pilot on Saturday to the north
ward of Cape Henry—about 20 days since in a gale i
carried away fore and main-top-ma^ts, received iw I
ether damage. Sba was seen yesterday to the south
ward of the cape.
•iVessels spoken from this port.—In lat. 47, 30,
Ion. 42,30, brig Joel Dickenson, bound to Liver
pool, 24 days out.—Sept. 2, in lat. 51, 30, long.
15, 20, ship Concordia, bound to Ireland.—13th,
sch’r Unexpected, Watkins, 21 days out bound to j
Honduras.—29th, in lat. 38, S3, long. 63,. ship
Anacreon, Dickson, bound to London.—Oct. 3, in
lat. 36, 16, long. 74, brig Virginia, James, 2 days
out bound to Cadiz.
Ferguson’s Packet Sloop President,
will sail lor Baltimore first fair wind. Oct. 15.
. Palmer’s Packet will sail for Alex
andra first fair wind. Oct. 15. 4
The Packet Schooner Ploughboy,
Captain Hall, will sail for Baltimore To-Morrow,
.wind and weather permitting. October 15.
—n—-'-a! — 1 , ■!,
MARCH COURT, 1810.
? DtWWIBBI* TO WIT. '
I
Jfqhn H. Peterson and Mary hi* wife,
Daniel ClaiboriMmd Elizabeth his
*' Wife, and Benjamin Harrison,
Which said Mary and Elizabeth are
". daughters of,' and which said Ben
■' }* <»««•*•
•"••• - Again*! .
Matthew M. Claiborne. Adm'r of
Charles Harrison, deceased.
Deft*.
ORDERED, That Matthew M. Claiborne, Ad
ministrator of Charles Harrison, deceased, make
up an account current of Us adminisOWon on the
estate of Charles Harrison, deceased, Wore Master
ComwiiasihgW Wilder, who is appointed to audit,
' istate end Settle the said account, and to make a re
port to this court.—And at a court held for the said
County the 18th day of June 1810.—It is further or
dered that a copy of this order be published si*
weeks successively in some paper printed in the Bo
nnet of Norfolk.
. > A Copy, ' Teste, V
-Nicholas, C. D. C. a
fT-' .*y, *■
y Commi»*ioner»’ Office, Petertburg,
■. .y-' X 13/A September, 1810.
1 F'Hiv partieg to the foregoing order are desired
■ Jl - to lake notice that I have appointed Thursday
. the fifteenth dap of November heat to carry the
t*i$einto eflect; on which day the defendant Mat
thew M. Claiborne is required to attend at my office,
; 10 o'clock, A. M. with his accounts and vouchers
prepared for examination.
Jp§eph G. Wilder. M. C*
v’ »
fiept ir.
Iaw6w
:;.vr. ..,iryk'm.~LANDING'l':- ‘y fL‘ ':■>
■ ’ ;i
at Commerte*Slreeft ‘
/Li* " '
■iisCSAM-EGO'S FLOUR, >0
„v• •*>.•. • And a few • \ ’ :*-.
Firkins choice Mountain BUTTER.
JAMES HERRON.
;• * . *;;‘ ; , '•* rSf
1~>'V $P . ■' A? 4 'i - . <-■' * - , , ■ ' I*-'-,
MOWAY E&NfNG, OCTOBER is; iBW;
__ J>»’ ' *■ 'yj —«'i it. rit, -;' i ■■ 11,:.
Packet^- in 22 hours from Baltimore,
By Unld!* Packet- in 44 hour* (nun KaltimnM ;
tmvid fbifmorning, we received the Federal Ga*
Mite of Friday and Saturday evening, andjederal
Republican of Saturday morning. fcxtraJByim»
W. Baltimore. October 13.
FROM SPJNIM AMERICA.
;•* Capt. Dowsou, who arrived this morning from
Carlhageoa, reports, that there were disturbanres
in the interior of the Spanish provinces. He is un
acquainted with particulars—being only informed
that a partial engagement had taken place, in which
the “ Independents” of $t. Fee had repulsed at) ad
vanced detachment ot the “ loyal” Mexicans. Both
armies marshal ostensibly under the patriotic ban
ners of Ferdinand VII.
Capt. D. brought three (I white, 2 black) of*Vli
randa’s men. •
' We understand that Mr. Bfcwn, the late Collector
at NewOrleans, whose presence in this city we an
nounced in our last, came here voluntarily and ex
pressly for the purpose of surrendering himself to
government. ' Nat. Intel.
Philadelphia, Oct. 10.
« FROM MEXICO/
We naye seen a gentleman just arrived from Ve
ra Cruz (Mexico) who informs, that the Viceroy
of Mexico had supplied the governour of Maracay
bo with money, arms, and ammunition, for the
purpose of resisting the rebels of Caraccas, whom
it was determined to reduce to submission. The
Bulwark 74 gun ship was on the eve of sailing for
Spain with the deputies on board from Mexico to
the Spanish Cortes, and was to touch at Iia\anna
to take on board the deputies from Cuba. The Mex
icans had despatched two ships laden with gunpow
der (manufactured in Mexico) as a present to the
Spanish patriots of the mother country, and had
subscribed 20,000,000 dollars to be sent to them
shortly.
October 12.
Electiok.—We are still unable to give complete
returns of the late election, but it is ascertained
that the federalists have succeeded in electing One
Member of Congress, Two State Senators, The City
Assembly, The Select Council, The Common Coun
cil, Two Sheriffs, Two County Commissioners, and
Three Auditors. The old andnew school democrats
united, have succeeded in electing two members of
congress; and the new school democrats have suc
ceeded in electing the county assembly.
Mr. Milnor, one of the federal candidates, is elec
ted to' congress by a few votes over commodore
Traxtoa, another federal candidate.
New-York, Oct. 11.
Mr. Arrambal, who lias for several years been
acting as French consul, is again to reside here by
order of his government in the tame capacity, and
in that of consul general.
Three honses, corner of Elm-street and Catharine
lane, were Inst night destroyed by fire.
Capt. Mariner who arrived this morning from Port
ao l’rinre, informs that a terrible battle took place
on the 24th of August last. Christopbe had col
Isrlr.d all his troops from the out posts with a
deternuna'ion intake the town of Port-au-Prince by
coup main. He commenced tilt attack at twelve
o’clock at night cn the 24th August, end the battle
lasted until 8 o’clock the next morning. His force
consisted of about 3500 of his best troops. Petion met
him with oi,lyl500; but notwithstanding the su
periority of Christopbe in numbers, be was com
pletely defeated—fi’OO of his men werq^rillrd among
whom were two marshals (Baze and Mamie,) two
other marshals were wounded and taken prisoners
—500 muskets were picked up after the battle.
Petion’s losaWyas only about 60 men. Five of
Cbristophe'^pTarges in attempting to go into the
harbour of the Mole, were attacked by four of Pe
tmn’s, commanded by a lad of about 18 years of
age, who took four of them. The other escaped.
Adjourned Sale.
Tomorrow at 12 o’clock, will posi
tively be Sold at Commerce Street wharf,
THE GOOD
^ Brig VICTORY,
iSiX years old, 166 tons, well found,
and in excellent order, ready to receive a Cargo
Terms S, 6, and 9 months.
’ S. Marks, Jun.
October 15. » < 1 .
AUCilON.
On Wednesday next at 12 o’Clock,
on Maxwell’s Wharf, Will be Sold,
The Br ig
CATHARINE,
_A substantial good vessel, now ready
to rcceue a cargo, will carry about 1200 barrels,
uadis calculated to take a large deck: load —Inven
tory to be seen at my office—Termq will be made
known at the sale.
Francis Smith.
: October 15. 1
For Liverpool, [direct,]
THE
__ Ship INDIA PACKET,
Michael Farley, master, two thirds of her cargo be
ing ready, she will be loatted with all possible des
patch—one hundred hogsheads tobacco, or the bulk
thereof, will be taken in an freight if immediate ap
plication is made to gg*
Rtprt Maitland.
October 15. 3w . '
Far Alexandria or Richmond, ''
*■:& The fast sailing
__Schooner WILLIAM,
Capt. Butler, will 'carry about 400 barrels. \
height or passage apply to the toaster onboard a
Maxwell's wharf, or • • ' rj!r- ;/ r
Rhodes.
W3e koto landing fim on board said vessel, ;
50 barrels Alexandria Sup. FLOUR
particularly selected for family cm. - V 3
Oetobor 15. . ■■
r ■. • *.* ■ A
. , t
:acA, *-2
/&•/«•* reeni>edfi^llmiftmbre,<md
Superfine and common Blue,
. Green, Drab, and Dark mixed Cloths,. *
Superfine and common blue, black, drab, and dark
mixed Cassinteres,
Blue, black, drab, and dark mixed Brunswick Cords
and Stockingnetts, >'• •
Fashionable Waisteoating, j i,^. /
Blue and drab Plains, *3, 'Wr
Blue and white Kerseys, . f,..
Bear Skins, z.
White, red, and yellow Flannels; Pelisse do*
Rose and Point Plankets,
Black, olive, drab, constitution Cords and Velvets,
Irish Linens, Irish Sheetings, Linen and Cotton
’ Diapers,
Long Lawns; Linen Comb ricks; Brown Hollands,
Linen and Cotton Checks, r #
Gurrahs, Mamoodies, Jilumpoors, blue Cottms,
Sooty Romalls and Oilla Handkerchief*. ^
Sooty Romalls and Gills,Handkerchiefs;
Dimities, Furniture do.
Callicnes, undressed do. furniture do.
Silk and Cotton Ginghams ; Shirting Cottons,
Rlack, coloured, and white cambrick Muslins,
Twilled Catnbricks, Jaconet Muslins, plain and figur
ed Leno . do.
Fancy and seeded do.
Mull Mull do.
Elegant 7-4 Cachmirs Shawls, T,
siik ana cotton shawls, . ■ a
Bandanna and flag silk Handkerchiefs j Madras do.
Childrens’cotton ■do.*
Ladies’ and Gentlemens* silk, cotton, *hd worsted
Hosiery ; Gentlemens* short cotton, worsted and
lamb's wool do.; coarse yarn do.
Childrens’ worsted Shoes and Socks,
Extra long white and coloured Kid Gloves,
Silk and cotton Armlets, >
Gentlemens’ silk, beaver, and dog skin Gloves,
Silk and cotton Suspenders,
Black Bombazerns; white and black Crapes,
White and coloured cotton Balls, • V
Sewing Cotton in hanks ; Nun’s Treads ; Tapes,
Robbins; Galloon Bindings ; Furniture do.
Pins, Oil Cloths, cotton Umbrellas. * :> !>'■
Likewise, "■>-■*<;
A number of other Articles, *
To make his assortment complete, all of which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
October IS. * tf
New Goods.
* _ - ■
WOOD & HASTINGS,
Have juit received and are now opening, a large
assortment <f ■ ,
Fall and Winter Goods,
Which they are determined to sell very low for pash
or approved paper. Oct. 15. * tf’
For Sale or Charter,
THE
American Ship THOMAS,
Burthen per register 16? tons, will carry 1800 bar
rels, being well found, can be sent to sea at a very
small expense. For terms apply to
# C. & F. whittle.
Who havejor Sale onboard said Ship if appliedfor
immediately,
Bolt and other Iron, completely assor
ted, and Sheet Copper.
October 15. tf
ior Freight or Charter, *
THE GOOD e\..
Ship ARIADNE,
Captain Humphreys, burthen about S50 hogsheads,
and now ready to receive a cargo. Apply to
Robert Maitland.
October 12., 4w
1 The Subscriber wishes to Purchase, ,
100,000 drawn W. O. Hhd. Staves
and Heading,
100,000 drawn R. O. Hogshead Staves,
' > 200,000 twenty-two inch Cyprus Shingle*. *
The prices and terms of payment to be made
known immediately to ,‘S> ■ ■ .
Henry: Hastie, <
At No. 1C3, Main-Street.
Octeber 15. ' tf
TOR SALE, .
A Lease of the STORE next door to
Mrs. Campbell’s^ west, at present occupied by Mr.
Noel, has a back ro*m below and two ‘up stairs, a
good cellar and yard,. has four years to run from
December next. For terms apply to 4
; Peter Elliott,, ,,~
, ,, . No. 101, Main*Street.
October 15. . '■ • \ tf. , . ’
Best Green COFFEE,
• For Sale by ‘
Moses Myers & Son.
October 15. • * tf ’ ^
-tf 1' ■■■ ' - ■ ■ ‘. ■ ^ 3’ ) >
''1, British Canvas. l
> 136 pieces assorted Numbers,
For Sale by ■ . . • ''
JAMES DYKES St CO.
i-,^'H ■ A-Jloat.
300 barrels Superfine Flour. 5 .
October 19»- * V
. —-—. rr 1 -i- '.■*
flour and Crackers. • i *
Landing fromon board Palmer's Packet, from
• Mcxandnm, j
Superfine Family Ffour, in whole and
• ■ half barrels,- b,;i' \
190 keg* Jamieson** Crackers, With which article*
"t ahallbo cansUntlr supplied. ■*.:0y: rf
. , " Its Store., u- ” f,/. ;i
r0O0 *t. prfme Green Cofte/-:4,
SQ barret* Ow Meal, freak rroohd,
40Q9 wt. Smithfield Bacon, S000do. QoebenfBhecac,
J5 b»rtels Rye Whiskey, 39 dn.lt. R. Rum,
do. Apple Brandy, 30 do. brown Sugmr, '
4000 bushels Bran—For sale on modeittf fcfamV
Cash Only, by *
%
f
*• . a?1:
Off ere for Salear Hern, frit Hamati.nnear Bamfl*
* /on, knovnhyikeiiametf' ' *“
P’EST POli^X, formerly the property
vt^Cafii. Pate Herfrrrdeceased^ there to on thtoyg
"L. a”‘* ■' “** nererrt, deceased* there to on
pwfetqn good two story DwWUng, Kitcheii, end ninm
ry necqpaary Out-Housd, Very convenient for Fiah*
end Oyster*, and as to the situation none iseqnal to .
i,i. -I . ■ »._■iiii!32-iT3»„
itin this part of the coontry—there to Ufcewiaeft •
good Wind-Milt which, to very 'profitable,/ 'For'*g
terms apply to the,Subscriber, or Richard Barg* ’
Portsmouth^ * '
—uynDm^Mill FL0UH,^4;,
Columbi
anal to any^iowTffSnufuctured . ;||be United * '
to any*now
stea—For Sate by
, v , • G. & F. Whittle, 0
4 / Who have ::
A few barrels MEAL, fn
E^groun'
; For Sale, .* 'sdHtk- /
I October 10. .H* wj , r ■ ' 'l**
WANTED to purchase,
V • A Negro WOMA^J or GIRL, ;;
That can come well recommended, far anr h m IffifK'n •’
fal price will be given. Apply to the Editor. —
October 10»,tJ V
'4~
KJvWe are authorised to^ay^ tfeaft^
the MERINO SHEEP advertiied /or s;d« at’p*<-;p,
tersburg on the 19th instant, are m remarkably/
fine health, and that although they have,.been lipv ^
ported nearly two months, not one death hits tafenkn' '
place arnohg them. ^ "t , *4i_
- October 10. , t " -p
jLc/w/ vmd Negroes for
On Wednesday the 24th of October,
if* »fc. ci.;n v.ii _ /-ui.u-u_„• .I'-'V
about fourteen miles from Wiiliamsburgand threw v
below Edloe’sJ^ry, Will be Sbld,;
25 NEGROES, Men, Women, ah#*
; < •; ■ Children—^*, ; ■
The Stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheeps
Hogs, Farming Utensils, and Crops upon amid ftaw*tr
tation upon the following terms—-one third,in cash*i
one third in six months, and the remainder in twetoja^
months ; bonds with approved secaraHnill be i# .
?|uired for the two last payments, tamest interest
rom the date If not paid punctually, and a discount
of 7 1-2 per cent per annum will be avowed lb?
prompt payment i . ' • v - ite5
At the tame time will be Sold, .
The said PLANTATION* f ?:
containing about 8231-2 acres of Land, one fmnrtli
payable in cash, and the balance tn equal annual in* '
atalments, of one, two, and three ymtts ; bond wh£ ”
approved security bearing interest the date if
“ tleJi&f
not paid pnnmially, and also a (ieeOFof trust upon
the Land to insure punctual psyment will be required *
of the purchaser. , ‘
Mr. Jame* Htndcrton, of WUliamsbur», Mli “ ~
perintend the tale of the above property h iity
sence.
m
Samuel Grii
f#/
October 3.
II in
PubUck Sale of
v/* &
MERINO SHEEP^fe
, * 1 '» ■ i >■?' ;**
Y. > -v "" i, 1 * *• ! < , .
On Friday the 19th day of October *
next, being the third day of New Market Races,' 1
at eight o’Clock in the mornings wilt be exposed ,.«■
to Puhlick Sale,• . . . .. •.
Twen ty Seven Full Blooded
: MERINO SHEEP,
Vif
viz.
JL" V *{. :»3s
! Six Rams and Twenty One Ewes/''^
They were lately imported In the Ship Powhatan*
C.ipt. Pojthress, from Lisbon, and*will be varrari* /
ted to be of the genuine breed. The Sale will take
'pluce at the Vendue Office of Messrs. H% W n. :,
Haxail, and the Sheep can be seen at Rntlih, by
tending purchasers, at any time previous to' the'
.of sale. .* ^ - -i
Terms—approved endorsed paper at fouriWdsix.
months—The Ewes are all believed tobe with Lamb ;1
by a foil blooded Merino Ram, : .
Jas. X John • —
Petersburg, Sept. 24. .
tds
Notes ; l'[
3#
*\ ■ • FOU BOTH BANKS.
With other BLANKS, printed on Sufterjhtx
- - Paper, foiUgale at this Offipe. ' r +*’'• *
- - - ■ • - ■ 'i iii *5te a '' is i •
Richard Jeffery Sr Co
rjm
No’. 66, Main Stukf.t,
Center bf B*nk*Strerfj have /£$»£ recefne/ tm
* ^ ~ K ' auortment qf ’
Fresh Drugs unci MediciAe%
A NON® ;‘WKt«W„-A|tK,-Sl.: i -f iiu.
! ibtner ot vimoi ,..? ,;
i iiorax . ■ ,
Camphor "
Gum Ammoniac ^ *,
Arabic *
Aasafaetfd* V, ■>,'. 4
Bencotn
Giuinccoi J
Oambegsy
Kino '
Scammoaf ^ M>,
MnBo«U
Crown Lancets'
Shaving Soap * \"
Wnah Bails
Peruvian Bark *n Quill, add Povdtr,
■ fiptt'quilkjr, •"'••• •' ' ' ;
; Cutfit Oil «tf iperi**: quality, • '■$£**% :
To*h «nd N*U Bra.!*,, k«. ?
> ■'■-:■'>■ Also," '-.-*»VV"-VV■;■*
• A variety of Sjjryron’v Instrument*. *
to* PraetStkippl^r Pfayrick •applied.
mo>t <nodfrittpMMg|Bpd an thri abortiest ne
%* M«Iicb«tiweit»e pat apj* &• awat ipprtn,
•d pUa with prwUdairevtiow. - Jkpt- 2%
CreaM of.Tartar*
Cantharktea
¥:
- t -J.+»- - -
. ... rXV‘>
MhCI (”■ J
Manna -ti-V'
Calomel - ;
Jalap * rI
Rhubarb %!
Ipecacmw**^^.':^
Tartar EmeU*
VKH»Q«ca
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