Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-06-18 00:00:00, page 1

FOR CHARTER,
THE FI^E
_ Ship General Colburn,
Burthen 343 tons.
Moses Myers & Son.
For Sale on board,
Her Cargo of Cadiz SALT.
ALSO,
The Cargo of SALT per Schooner
Fortitude, from Turk’s-Island.
June 15. tf
For Freight or Charter,
iThc good Ship URANIA,
_ _ ,Burthen ahnut 200 hogsheads, now in
complete order for the reception of a cargo. Apply
to
Christopher Fry.
June 15. 3
FOR SALE.
iThe HULL of a VESSEL,
Of the following dimensions :
60 feel keel, straight rabbit,
23 1-2 feet beam,
13 1-2 feet hold.
She is a high deck vessel, and is upwards of 202 tons
carpenter's measure, will carry about 1600 to 1800
barrels, faithfully built, and can be ready to lanch
in a fortnight—The payments will be made easy for
good endorsed potes. For terms apply to Mr. JAR
VIS, the builder, where the vessel may be seen, or
to the subscriber.
Holt Wilson.
Portsmouth, June 13. _ tf
tor riVE-Ujrn l nrtnniviLiv,
THE PIKE
Ship General Eaton,
Captain Clarkson, burthen 295 tons, will be ready
in a few days to receive a cargo. Apply to
N. Heron.
Who has for Sale,
14,000 bushels Bonavista SALT,
And a parrel of HIDES.
June C tf
==r FOR CHARTER,
The excellent nor fast sailing Ship
HARRIOT,
Samuel Chase, master, burthen 270 tons. Apply o
Moses Myers &: Son.
Tune 8. tf
FOR SALE,
The substantial Brig
FRANKLIN, burthen 180
tofts, will be sold low if immediately applied for.
ALSO,
48 puncheons high proof RUM,
Landing on Newton’s wharf from said vessel.
Wilson & Cunningham.
June 4. tf
For Freight or Charter,
The Gond
^Stanch Brig INDUSTRY
iiadden, master, 165 tons burthen, double
decked and well sheathed, expected to carry about
1500 barrels, new ready to take on board a cargo
For terms apply to
Richard Blow.
May ai.tf
Prime Sugars.
80,000 wt. prime Muscovado Sugars,
ia hogsheads and barrels,
ALSO,
S(>00 hast quality Gunny Bags, 7000 do. Linen do.
90 pieces Russia Canvas and Havens Duck,
1500 wt. Glue, 50 dozen Sieves—Just received and
for Sale by
Nicmeycr & Von Kapff.
June 8. tf
Iw notice.
«AVE taken MR. WILLIAM SEYMOUR
iatt copartnership.
Tristrim Butler.
M3* The Business in future wilt be conducted
under the Firm of
Butler & Seymour.
Who offer for Sale on moderate term*,
200 barrels Superfine Flour,
20 do. do. Pilot Bread,
1Q00 wt. Bacon Hams, 5 qr. casks Malaga Wine,
10 boxes Spermaceti Candles, 30 do. Tallow do.
$ hogsheads first quality Sugar,
.6 boxes do. do.
W. I. Rum in hhds. N. E. do. in do.
5000 wt. Coffee, 10 boxes Brown Soap,
Loaf Sugar in barrels, and a general assort
ment of Groceries.
Shift Store* put up at the shortest notice.
June 6. tf
FOR SALE,
10,000 bushels SALT, large Bona
vista, Turkvtsiand, and Cadiz,
It pipes Old French Brandy,
■m, 10 puncheons well flavoured Antigua Rum,
m (part old,)
Real Holland and Anchor Gin,
550 gallons Lime and Orange Juice,
Bnurdeaux Claret in bottles,
300 gallons excellent Shrub, 500 wt. Pimento,
Fresh Imperial and Hyson Tea; Strong
* and TablcyBeer, in barrels and half do.
and about*
1000 dozen Porter, equ*l in flavor & strength
to any made on the continent.
Joseph Hayes.
lane 1. 3m
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MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1810,
CJ* DISSOLUTION.
The Copartnership of Curtis and
Kkkr, is this day dissolved hy consent of parties—
li. M. Curtis is authorised to settle the accounts of
the concern, to whom those indebted are requested
to make payment.
D. M. Curtis,
Geo. B Kerr.
June 15. 3
FOR SALE,
15 tons of square IRON,
Assorted sizes—Apply to
Robert Maitland.
June 15. 4
REMOVAL. *"
D. M. CUKTIS,
Has removed to the house lately in the occupancy of
Messrs. Mackinder & White, No. 14, Market
Square,
IV/iere he offers for Sale a large and general assort
ment of
Staple and FANCY GOODS.
ALSO,
A large assortment of SHOES, of all kinds and
qualities.
RT7* Those who are indebted to Mr. E. Sturte
vant, lately remove, i to Boston, are requested to
m ike payment to D. M. Curtis, who is fully autho
rised to receive the same.
June 15.
3
#3- CASH.
A few Thousand Dollars Rank Money,
Will be given at a moderate premium for
New hern and Cape-Fear NOTES.
Apply at No. 8, Wide Water-Street.
June 13. 4
Green Chicken Turtle.
A small lot of fine Chicken Turtle,
But a few days from the crawl,
For sale on board the schooner Fortitude, Myers’s
wharf, Portsmouth.
June !3. 5*
Antigua Rum and Coffee.
85 puncheons well flavoured Antigua RUM, and
11,000 wc. good Green COFFEE, landing from on
board the schooner Happy Couple, at Commerce
Street wharf—For Sale by
Eugene Higgins.
June 13. tf
WINES.
Teneriffe in pipes hhds. and qr. casks,
Sherry, D. G. brand, in quarter casks,
Malaga Mountain, in do.
For Sale by
Moses Myers & Son.
ALSO,
2000 bbls. fresh Richmond FLOUR.
June 13. tf
The White, or Bowyer’s Sulphur
Springs,
GREENBR1AR COUNTY, Virginia.
THESE highly and justly celebrated waters, to
gether with the buildings and a p-trt of the lan
ded estate, appertaining thereto, have been leased
by the Subscribers, who mean to exert their utmost
power to prepare for the reception and comfortable
accommodation of as many as a want of health, or
a wish to preserve it may induce to visit these well
known fountains of health—The salutary effects of
which, they hope and believe, will be much increas
ed by the additional comforts in the accommodation
which the Subscribers mean to afford. The season
will commence on the First day of July next, 1810.
Rut a good Tavern will at all times be kept open
for the reception and accommodation of travellers
and others, under the care of Mr. JAMES FRAZER,
a most respectable man, for whose good conduct
the Subscribers pledge themselves.
William Hernden & Co.
Fredericksburg, June 7.Jel3 4w
Tortoise Shell Combs,
Just received and for Sale by
AL Cluff,
Jeweller, No. 102, Main-Street.
June 1.
6*
FOR SALE,
83 hhds. prime Richmond Tobacco,
21 do. do. Rappahanock do.
4,500 bushels Lisbon Salt,
Whiskey in tierces,
5,000 bushels Indian Corn—And a constant supply
from the manufacturers of Richmond Gunpowder,
warranted equal to Baltimore, Brandywine, or any
other.
John Tabb,
June 1. C No. 3, Commerce-Street.
NOTICE.
An election will be held at the Ex
change Coffee-House, on Monday the 25th day of
June next, between the hours of ten and two in the
forenoon, (the 24th being Sunday) for two persons to
represent ward No. 5, in the Common Council of
the Borough.
L. W. Tazewtll, 1
R. D. Taylor, ^Superintendents.
W. Swtkgatt. )
May 21.
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PANORAMA.
A CRA\D collectioM OF
HISTORICAL PAINTINGS.
Will he exhibited at Rourke’s New House,on Tum
day Evening, Uth instant, and remain for pub
lick exhibition but a short time.
Painting Pint,
The ever memorable Battle of BUN
KER’S HILL.
W’here General Warren is seen at the instant of
his death supported by two veterans, 8cc. Scr_This
Painting is executed in a masterly style ; the colours
are lively and natural; the various groupes of figures
highly finished, large as life, and real likenesses of
tho most distinguished officers on both sides.
Painting Second.
The Bombardment of Tripoli.
Here all description must be baffled, as without
seeing it is impossible to conceive such an interest
ing spectacle.
Painting Third.
A Striking view ol' Brook Watson, Esq.
Many years Lord Mayor of the City of London.
He is seen in the water attacked by an enormous
Shark, who seizes him by the leg and tears it from
the body ; at that instant the Ship’s boat appears,
barely in time to rescue him from hit perilous situa
tion. The characters here are as large as life, and
deem* i by judges well worthy the attention of the
publick.
Painting Fourth.
The burning of the Philadelphia
Frigate,
By the gallant Captain Stephen Decatur—This
Painting is done from a drawing taken on the spot,
by a gentleman concerned in this expedition. As a
Night Piece it has no equal for boldness of design,
beautiful scenery, or magnificent horror.
Doors to be opened every day from 9 until 2
o’clock in the afternoon—And on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays, from 9 in the morning until 10
in the evening—Admittance SO cents—Children half
price.
Tickets for admission during the season, One
Dollar.
C?* Pamphlets descriptive of the Paintings to be
had at the door—Price 12 h Cents.
June 11.
tf
PROPOSALS
For Publishing by Subscription,
THREE LANDSCAPES,
Designed and executed by Mr. Finder, to be engrav
ed by the best Artist in Philadelphia.
The flrst presents a perspective view of Norfolk
and its Harbour ; the New Bridge ; a part of the
Eastern Branch of Elizabeth-River ; and the Ma
rine Hospital—This view is taken from the river
side of Portsmouth, at the western extremity of the
town, a little above Fort Nelson*
The second presents a view of the Town and
Harbour of Portsmouth ; the New Bridge leading to
the Navy Yard, at Gosport, and (in the far ground)
a part of the Southern Branch of Elizabeth River—
This view is taken from the third story of Mr. Mur
ray’s Store, situated on the west side of Lee's
Wharf.
The third presents a view of the entrance of the
Harbour of Norfolk and Portsmouth ; Forts Nelson
and Norfolk ; and in the far ground Hampton Roads;
this view is taken from the same point as the se
cond.
Such is the exactness of these Landscapes, and
the different points of view are so exactly seized, that
the Inhabitants of Norfolk and Portsmouth can as
certain each store on the wharves, and to whom it
is said to belong.
The price of the three Engravings will be Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents each, One Dollar to be paid
for each on subscribing, the remainder on delivery
of the Picture.
The Author will do every tiling in his power to
have the Engravings completed as speedily as possi
ble, and by an engraver that will not disappoint the
expectation of the subscribers or his own.
N. R-—Mr. Finder informs the publick at the
same time, that he continues to give lessons at his
own house and abroad, in Painting, Architecture, 8c
French on the most moderate terms, at No. 46,
Church-street, in the house lately occupied by Ma
jor Maurice. June 4. 6*
NUUCfc.
Proprietors and occupiers of Proper
ty on Wide Water-Street, from Market Square to
Mr. John Warren's western boundary on said street,
wjll please take notice that in ten days from this
date, I shall call on each person for the advance of
one dollar per foot for every foot of ground in front
each individual holds on said street, it is for the pur
pose of paving the said street.
Samuel Moseley, Collector.
June 11. tf
250 Tierces RICE,
30 Bales Cotton.
For Sale by
George Raincock.
May IS. tf
FOR SALE,
43 hogsheads of prime Petersburg
TOBACCO,
of heavy weights, particularly selected, and sent
for a ship that waa filled up before these came down.
John Cowper. .
May 18. tf
Fourth proof Cognac Brandy,
And
Two Pipes Old Madeira Wine,
fit for immediate uae—For Sale by
• v v j. # ^r. Southgate.
April IjL 2m
Genuine Patent and FamiljvMetli- -'
cines, ' •
Celebrated for the cure uf moat Hi«e*eea to which Ike tta, i *
- jranMyfe JMk. 7 ““I
Grandson of the late r»r Rohmaen,
CKLEIUATBD '
Stomachic Elixir of Health
o. .r •ssxsMaet* * 3 3
the puhlick, for the speedy relief arid i,*e of ^b^.aw
m
coufh«, c-lds, consumption*, thehour in#-??. ***
pair.s.nd windin thenoinach, remo»inTlh*M,wi^;^* •
oe«, sickliest at the su.mach, dfsenleflm* ch“era
: -%0r
DR. ROBERTSON'S *
pPm
Vegetable Nervous Cordial,
: ■
Nature’s Grwid Restorative.il
i
'4:
C&*** Dollar and Pifty Cent*
Is coiihdontly recommended is the m.it efficaekma
dieme, for the speedy relief and cure of all nervo^JV”*"
pUmts, impuritiesof the blood, seminal wlak^TcW
and vinous oomplaintf, resulttne from w/t..73_' *
of youth and rtiflipated pleasures, residence
metes the imm.elcrate of
<fe of mercury, so often destructive to the
m
dr. ROBERTSON’S
Patent Stomachic Wine Bitters.
(Ptiit One Dollar. J
These celebrated and weli known Bitters are edm„«,r
purely of vegetables and are particularly ad.*
£««* constitutions, deL.n*
ftovnach, ltd increasing the appetite; the* are exiJL* 1
serviceable in ail seasons, but particuhnW fo «, ,h™„. .
preach of warm weather, when billious habits «older,^
such total Ion of appetite. A|*t a ccrtli^bSEhS
|amst intermittent fevers and agues, dysenteries, kt
DR. ROBERTSON’S
Celebrated Gout & Rheumatic Dror**
, , , CPrice Two Dollar*.) "t
b,™ o *nd e?ectUil,cure for th* gout, rheumatism, - '
DR. ROBERTSON’S
Infallible Worm Destroying Lozenges
rw wtu' h!|h‘r “e<*""7 to b°e*‘ in*« Mw*
Dr. Dyott’s Anti-Billious Pills,
I
For the prevention and cure of Bilious aud as-n-JL.'
ver.. Price *5 cent*, Urge bote* 50 —wt. *
DR. DYOTT’S
Patent Itch Ointment.
w
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, e„e „nd certain,
ty, is infinitely superior to any other tn*4.cine, for th” cure
rTf-ii* dto*,eeabl* >wl *on*«K«*>f disorder Tt»$
ITCH. Price JO cent* per hot. * "
dr. Tissors
Celebrated Gout and RheunjattClst
Drops.
C Prue Two Dollar*.) W
The Vegetable Balm of Life'
(Price One DoHar.)
The Balm of Iberia, ^ ,
.b£*lltTifro,n-*n ,,?rian for »■"« defect* nr ti
skin, and improving the completion, Sic. Ac " i
C Price Two Dollar*.)
The Restorative Dentrifice,
For cleansing, whitening, and presepringtike lull h.‘4
Ri
gum*. Price 50 cent* pet boa. *
Since the above invaluable medicine* were firft .1^^
by Dr. Robertion, upward* of Sevan Hundred Thousand’
Person* have experienced their happy and valutarv ,lh.t.
— — --!-a . a ...» - - '■ . ...
many of whom from the greateft debility. 7 ’
* *
Da. Ctott, respectfully solicit* the publish to obaare*
that owing to the certificates of cures, performed .u
the • fficacy of the above Medicine*, having become too iWT
mt rous for their insertion in a newspaper, he has in con**. >
quence thereof published pamphlets, wherein ate enmltcd.
m the most demonstrated aad conspicuous manner the uti
deniable fact* signed by citizen* of the first re*peetabMiiv/
ntsitiru and mamkaM nl'il.. t_i... a * .1*
clergy, am) member* of the faculty ; and ate now to t-|“haj
gratis of him
. h5> mapeetivo agents, throughout tie
United States.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
The above Medicines,
Jtut received and for Sale at the_
Me»*r*. Bontai, Conrad, W Co. cohere
may be had gratia.
C? Take Drttice that each and all nf the ah
nuiue Medicines, are signed on the wu
the signature of the seta Preprisdor.
, , T. W. 0VOTT, M
June 13. tf
Dismal Swamp Canal Coi
A SPECIAL MGETWG of 0*4
be held at the Exchange Cdfee-Ho
DAY the ththof June, at lOoVioe
on business of importance to the.
On this occasion a fall meeting of