Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-09-07 00:00:00, page 4

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#01 SALE,
% ? foil Hooded Merino Sheep,
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.*£«*») just imported from Lisbon, they
granted to be of the gdanine breeds
wiM
.fames & Joh^dDhinlop, •
‘'V’^fhjahfcu*, August 3ii
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t&'tiOtiCE
..ND V©N K APFF, terminates tins day by its 0%n
limitation; all those indebted to* the' said firm are
Requested to make payment, and all those having
chtir.H against the same will please present them for
-ysttt.'td. the Subscriber, who is dulyauthoristfl
tfle alt’ the concerns r.f the said firm.
t * . ^ V ! Jolm C. Niemeyer.
#7* Who, from and after this date, will a* for
■wrly, transact business os bio own account.
; A’ Angiiat 31
-'Fayloes Choice Malleable Bar Iron,
jViU aIwsys.be Mnd fur Sale at my Warehouse.
, It is considered the best iron on the continent, and
Vpne else is used at the Publick Manufactory of arms
■here,' when this Can be obtained,
f 'A constant and regular supply will be kept, and
frv particular use* to enmple*e any large order, it
Can be drawn to any siae on application to
Arch’d M'Call.
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P. S; The Master Armourer infwmed me fie sent
enme of this Iron to Philadelphia, which makes as
:r‘ fine stee! as ever was seen, and that the guns made
from.it surpass any ever made, and believed that if
wer$ loaded to the muaale they wofild not burst.
l:-it Hi
Hichmcnd, Aug. 29.
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Two or Three LADS,
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spertnble connections, will be taken Appren
tices to the Printing Business at the Ledger Office.
' “ August 131.
liars Reward.
Tweut
DESERTED from this carrison on the night of
’ r.f
th* 2Clb mat. K)HN TKTERlNGi'ON, pri
ffktC.rn Capt. Mtnis't company title regiment, aged
iS years, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark hair, grey eyes,
toddy complexion, horn in England, by occupation
a Better.-.JAMES J. FOWi.EK, <•(the samec<m«
pan,, aged 26 years. 3 feet 10 3-4 inches high, black
Ityir, black eyes, dark complexion, born- in the
state inf Ncw-York, also by occupation a hatter.—
. Whoever will deliver the said dese. tersto me in this
garrKon, or to the commanding officer of any post
of garrison in the United States, shall receive the
aboy% reward, or Ten Dollars for either, and all
bin expense*.
v . F.dward Dillard,
CaptaMttgth Infctntry Commanding.
irt^Korfolk, Augus^pl 1810. 3w
v Virginia, r# wit. . »> -
At a Chancery District Caurt, hell at the City qf
Wilkammurg, the Hih day of July, 1810.
Josiah Cole, Plaintiff,
.. J- Against
Bowden, Richard Drommond, and Moses
Myers, partners, acting under the firm Of Richard
Bbwden and company, and John Abbott,
% ^ ‘ •' Defendants,
gff the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, the
lodrt doth order, that the defendants Rich- , d
en and company, do render an account of ».h- ii
actions relative to the schooner Dorchester,
Stated tn the hill fo h jve been in partnership bet ««een
' then! and the defendant Abbott nod the- plaint iff, be
fore Master Commissioner Cowper. who is directed
tojrxanjfoy, state, and scttje the same, and to m ,ke
. reptirf thereof to the court, with any matters speci
ally Stated thought pertinent by himself or required
by the parties.’ fn taking which accouut the said
defendants Richard Bowden and company, are direc
ted^ exhibit on oath to the said commissioner the
St t
banks and papers Containing all the transactions re
lative t<> the said schooner ; and the defendant John
Abbott, not having entered his appearance, and gtv
f n tcptu’ity according to the acts of assembly and the
L, rule* of this court, and it appeinng to the satis
#>ction of the court that he is not an inhabitant of
, W* country, on the motion of the plaintiff by his
6 •* *s ordered, that the said defendant do up
f?: jptrhere on the first day of the next term, and an
swer fhe bill of die plaintiff and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in one of the Norfolk
,, Jfefgpaper* for two month* successively, and post
“Ifount door of the former Capitol in this city.
vfwf >' , A Copy# t
surgo 1 Amboy Robinson. C. C.
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W'AN I HU
% Hhn bimrd/atthf, either by the Month or Tear,
rPERSON Who can^fcook, Wash,
_i* fore small family—she must be recom
llwioedjfor hpr honesty and sobriety \ very liberal
•.'ffSjes »i0 be given—a person from the country
feeoldhe preferred. Apply ai the Ledger Office
jk%9ensMtop. \.-v- ■ „\
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petition will be presented to the
Assembly, to open. Granby-street to
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LANOIX©
«%\ O* OSimtnr Stmt Iffbar/, Vetcheti by the Sch’r
itjtrjt Suiarrak, /rum fjavwina,
* A' jwcel.lt ugcayadjO and Box
SUGARS,
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)Vfose$ Myers & Son.
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WOOt) fc HASTINGS, ;
‘■'/Xiffi&y ftwt jwU received - t. «,t
.V. I trunk containing Rich Lace Dresses,
V;' Mafitteji VeW, 8h«wlir, ftabdlsercbiefe
*'■» tJapaj kc,- ■ <i .Men, t trunk offleslery.' ~
V - f-•'ITltey expect h<»orty from New-York, a great va
Urty of Fancy an4 other Coodi. ■ f v
... .., —:•••• • T\ •• • - ' y-* 1m i, • - i .«•' 3
as If * r, 4>. ?
«tr # &&#«*«*,
m—»»» Tabk?, and* Ship BEER*
Br tbe^bfO»ad, tmrj-af, and - taW barrel—* *8 a
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AwgnstSKb i
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Antigua Rum, Molasses^ &c.
25 punch, choice Antigua Spirits,
10 hogshead* Molasses* "
5 da.' and 20 barrels Muscovado Sugar* . y
50 bag* C' ffee, ’ ,
5000 bushels St. Ul>es and 500 bosh. Liverpool Salt,
20 barrel* SmithAcld Pork,
Tar, Fitch, and Rosin.
* tfctVy exfieeted,
1000 barrels superfine FLOUR, from
New Wheat. For Sale by %
James Thorburn,
August 22._ 6 Lee’s Wharf.
RICK & COTTON.
Landingfront (he ScA’r Ptoughboy, from Charles
ton,
100 casks fresh RICE, .
20 bales prime COTTON.
For Sale by
Jennings & Roddejr.
August 6. ' ' tf
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of Mr, William Pen mock, assigned to us
ms '1'rustees for their benefit, are requested to pre
sent them to the subscribers with a view to their ad
justment. - ' •
Robert Maitland,
Then. Armistead,
1 Alexander Wilton.
January 10. \f
WILLIAM PENNOCK,
Has removed to No. 5, Commerce-Street,
Which House being Fire-Proof, as well as those ad
joining, Property • deposited there must' he safe
from Fire.
He off era at Private Sale, *
The LOT, &c. on Smith’s-Pomt,
P trmerly die property of Capt. Maxwell, deceased,
ft is about H8 feet front on Bate-street, and 35b
feel deep to the Creek.
, ALSO,
i A MOUSE and LOT on Bermuda
Street, now in possession of Mr. William G. Camjil
and opposite cpptHin Gilbert’s—The Lot is 30 feet
front by IOC feet deep ; the House is large and wel,
finished, as are the Out-Houses ; the ground rent is
sixty dollars per annum,‘and there is seven years
uirexpired of the lease. At its expiration, the
House and improvements are to be valued, and must
he p -id for by the proprietor. The advantages at
tending this lease are obvious, and a great bargain
may be had if applied for immediately.
He hat alto in Store,'
15,000 lbs. Coffee, subject to draw
t ' bark,
1600 lbs. Cocoa, do. do.
; , . 10 hhds. Molasses, 29 barrels Sugar,
IS barrels Whiskey, 1 case Paper Hangings,
3 casks Catalonia Wine,
.. 5 do. Sherry do.
6 barrels N. E. Rum.
And a Negro WOMAN, about 25
ye»rs old, with two children.
April 2. tf
FOR LE ASE,
For a number tf Years,
Six LOTS fronting the Main Road
leading out of the Burough, near Mr. David Pierce’s
Dwelling-House. . a
FOR SALE,
On a credit of 1, 2, and 3 Years,
A place called DUNSVILLE,
On the road to Mr. Armistead’s Rope Walk, with
in the limits of the corporation—this place is orna
mented with trees, is on high ground, and well situ
ated for a publick garden.
Also for Sale on the'same credit, *
A BRICK. HOUSE on Main-Street,
No. 93, near Market Square, near 50 feet in front,
calculated for two tenements, and a good stand for
busiuess, now occupied by Niemeyer Sc Von KaptT.
T. Blanchard.
August 1. tf
FOR SALE.
The Subscriber offers for Sale,
flis ESTATE in the County of Nan
semond, known bjr the name of Tucker's .Yeck.—
Thi» tract of Lnnd contains about TOO acre*, and is
situated immediately upon Nansemond river, about
five miles from Suffolk and eighteen from Norfolk,
With each of which places there is a speedy and
convenient communication by water, as vessels
dra wing ten feet water may lay along side the hank
at the landing place, which’ is but a few yards from
the house. Of the quality of the land and the Im
provements upon it, it is deemed unnecessary to say
*ny because it is presetted no one would be
disgjmedto.purchase without Viewing the premises.
Property in Norfolk would be taken in exchange for
thi#niantntiens or.it will he sold upon any reasona
ble ceedit to suit thirpurchaser. The whole tract
is susceptibly of convenient division into two smaller
pl»ntations^ihnd,would be so divided to accommo
date those who may be disposed to purchase.
■t-, . L. W. Tazewell. -
August 80. * * _ im
*Twenty Dollars Rctyajrd, i ^
- RAN AW AY from the Subscriber in the State of.
North Carolina, * Negro Alan by the name of
LEV EN, about 30 yjprs of age, dark complexion.
Him a down look whekspeken is rather below the
middle 3$*e, speaks very qukk and rather stammer-'
;h»g, is a ghw) shoe maker, and pfobnbly will atlendpt.
to pass ns a freeman. Slid Negro had on when he
Hoped from «£{ a hkik Virgniis doth dress, round
sailor** jacket—He Was purchased by Mr. Green
Wood BtmidkM, of Northampton, on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, of twngehtlcteen stillftg themselves
DicVt and Aehry in the bid Of kale, to which place
he is aitnisg to nt,' I will give the above reward
to any pertfm who Will secure said negro so that I
get him again, cat F,ORT¥ DOLLARS if taken on
the Eastern ShMf, and ,delivered to me in Lunen
* ■£<- - v. Kichaffl $1$« ..
'Mr,
FRESH jGOODS.
.. yOOD & HASTINGS, .
Jgfff&jfot received an „ additidpal supply ,|i
Seasonable Good's, .;•
Among ashith are,
1 east . Fancy Muslins,
1 do. Dresses, Shawls, Fajtey Hf«<}fr*biefc See.
I do. Nuns Threads,
1 do. Pateut Cotton Threi»dr
1 do. 9-6 Shirting Cottons, # ^
1 do. 7*8, 4-4 Irish Linens, 1 .
4 trunks Cnllicnrs, !
Fashionable Plaid Lutestrings,
Fashionable Vestings, Black Florentines,
Real Superfine C|oths and Cassimeres.
July 37. % tf "
C Spanish Consul's Office, Norfolk
C August 20 th, 1810.
Merchants sending Vessels to Pori* in Spanish
America—Take Notice,
THAT the Supreme Council of Regency of Spain
and the Indies, having understood that the ge
neral disturber of mankind, Napoleon Buonaparte,
is trying to send emissaries to the Spanish domini
ons on this side of the Atlar.tick, and that these
emissaries generally rendezvousaethe United States,
whence they seek to pass to the Spanish dominions,
some by land and others by water, to introduce dis
cord and anarchy in those peaceable countries. His
Majesty lias been pleased to order, that none be per
mitted to enter into said dominions by land or wa
ter, wnether a Spaniard or any other countryman,
unless he be regularly provided with a special pass
port from some of the constituted authorities of Fer
dinand 7th ; and that whenever a spy be discovered
to have introduced himself, he be summarily tried
and executed: and the vessel, in which he shall
have come, together with her apparel and the whole
of her cargo, of whatever nation soever, shall bo*
confiscated. It shall be enough for the confiscation
of a vessel and cargo, that a person has come
aboard without the regular passport.
Antonio Argote Villalobos,
taw2w CONSUL.
S3* All persons having claims a
gainst the Subscriber, are requested to make appli
cation to his brother Max. Herbert, who ia autho
rised to adjust and pay the same.
James Herbert.
July 11._ 6w
Antigua Rum.
Landing This Day the Schooner Rising Sun’s CAR
GO, from Antgua. For Sale by
Jennings & Roddey.
July 15. tf
FOR SALE,
10,000 bushels SALT, large Bona
vista, Turk’s-Island, and Cadiz,
11 pipes Old French Brandy,
10 puncheons well flavoured Antigua Rum.
(part old,)
Real Holland and Anchor Gin,
5.60 gallons Lime and Orange Juice,
Bourdeaux Claret in bottles, \
300 gallons excellent Shrub, 500 wt. Pimento,:
Fresh Imperial and Hyson T.ea; Strong,
and Table Beer, in barrels and balf do.
and about
1000 dozen Porter, equal in flavor St strength
to any made on the continent.
Joseph Hayes.
Jane 1. 3m
WOOD & HASTINGS,
Have jmt received a large atsartment tf
SPRING GOODS,
Among which are
3*4 7-R and 4-4- Irish Linens,
5 4 Irish Sheetings, Brown Linens, Long Lawns, i
9-8 and 6-4 Cambnck Muslins, I
do. ' do. Jaconet Fancy and Book Muslins,
Fine Cant brick for Gentlemens Cravats,
India Mull Muslin of superior quality,
Linen Catnbrick and CambrickHandkerchiefs,
Common and fine Callicoes, i
du. do. Dimities, Furniture do.'
Ginghams, Seersuckers, Malabars,
Fancy Vestings, Quiltings, White Jeans,
Madrass Handkerchiefs, Black Cambrick,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Silk and Cotton Hosiery
12-4, 13-4, and 14-4 White Marseilles Quilts,
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres.
A large aetortment *f
liNJL/1A LU1 lUXMb.
Blae and Yellow Nankeens, and Rlack Lustrines.
| M*t> on Hand,
A great many GOODS, .
Too numerous tor'this advertisement—all M which
! they are determined to sell at very reduced prices
for Cash% or acceptances at 9hort date.
April 23. tf
Drugs, Medicines, Surgeon’s Instry
v ments, f aints, Oils, Water Colours,
^rushes and Window Glass,
of a superior quality,
Are offered in lar^e or small quantities at our Store
near Market-Square, Main-Street, Norfolk, for
Heady Canh.
The strictest attention will be paid to those who
favour us with their orders. ■*
i MEDICINE CHESTS, with books of instructi
ons, put up or replenished in the neatest manner,
and on the shortest notice. •, »
Ncwtou Gowdery & Co.
MayS. if.
Tr-rrr
p* notice.
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Tht Basinet* of the late Firm of
Frederick Heerman and Son,
Having been now nearly closed by the Subscriber as.
the surviving partner of that firm, aU persons are,
hereby notified that the said firm is this day dissolv
ed.—The remaining debtors of the aforesaid firm
are hereby required te make payment of their res
pective balances unto Mr*. Charity Heerman, who
alone is authorised to receive the same. The credi
tors of the said firm are hereby also requested to
make application to the «aid Charity . Heerman for
the adjustment and payment of their respective
'claims. The business formerly carried on by the
said firm wifi in future he.conducted by the said
. Charity Heerman, solely. '
; FREDERICK HEERMAN,
, Surviving Partner cf Frederick HeemanV San.
. ; •?* 4 CHARITY HEERMAN,J
* _ JdminiUratrix »f htdttidt Heerman, det'd.
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4 trunks Calhcoes, assorted,
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• # do. . Cambriek Muslins, b„ . « .'.V,
1 (ad JNacIc Liutrlnf, 3 .*
3 cases ,best London Pms, . - ■ . ’ *.■**'$8*41 .
Marseilles Counterpanes, -
■ Also tm coof^meciMk'
3 bales ^J. E.^lTow Gloth,<ll
10 cyin Hats; 3 trunks 81*<?k MorsccoSko**.
Cor Sale bj ■0‘’~ ■■.
m? #,. / Woodf & Hastings. \
■ May 30. ' ■ 1 ^ tf
.
Samuel Cole maxi.
Opposite theMarket, Westward, has
supply of fresh Hewmrk SHOES
Ladies’ KID SHOES,
do. CorkSaaled Morocco $hoct,
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do. thick bottomed do. do.
"f,.
cfo. Slips and Ties do. do.
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'Velvet do.
\ :y
Gentlemen’s Fine Shoes,
do. Morocco Tumps,
: /it %
Girls Morocco Slips and Ties,
do. Leather do. do.
do. Strang Shoes,
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Bny ’a M orocco Pumps,
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do. Lined uad bound Leather Shoes,
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do. Strong do. do. 4~#~.>%■
Children’s Morocco and Leather Bootefs and Tka
Servant’s very strong Leather Shoes." ' ^7
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ALSO, ...*
•4 quantity qf •
Ladses* and Gentlemens’ SHOES,"
made here, and a very large assortment of BOUTS
made in his Factory, of the best materials and work
manship that Philadelphia and Norfolk would far.
nish ; Boy s BOOTS, &c. See.
' The above articles will be sold as low,.some at
them lower than such can tie purchased in this
try.
A few bales of COTTON—and ^
Martin’s Double Branded FLOUR. £■
November 15. .jf ,
FOR <t( p ' •'
65 puncheons W. I. RUM, £ > ■
50 hogsheads Molasses, JO do. N. E. Rum,
SO do. Muscovado Sugars, ' ” .
250 barrels do. do.
300 do. Pototnack Herrings, ISO do. primePork,
20 do. Mess Pork, 50 do. Apple Brandy, '
100 boxes Candles, 50 do. Soap, ' :i
10 chests Young Hyson Tea,
25 bags Pepper, 50 kegs Lard——By 1 ; >
P. & J. W. iJcnop.
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August *. *f *'• ■«*:■
FOR S \LE,
The Cargo of the Schooner Richard
D. Stanley—Conti*ting cf a
Choice parcetM Tobngo RUM, *
Which is this day landing on Maxwell’s wharf, and
will be Hold ou liberal terms by
P- & J. W. Henop, 4:
August 1. tf *'
NAVIGATION.
A concise method of keeping a Ship's reckoning.
An accurate method of finding the latitude hr
Double Altitude*. uu* «W
An easy and sure method of finding the time and
regulating a Chronometer. Together with a great
variety of new and improved methods fur ascertain*
mg the longitude by ,
Lunar Observations.
„ •AUo a eomfuete court? of
MATHEMA.1 ICKS, or such Practical
Brandies as may be useful for Mechanical, Geogra
phical, Commercial, Nautical, and Military Purpo
ses, taught by
FELIX KIRK, ^ ^
At his Academy No, 134, Main-Street. Also, th«
use of the Globes, Maps, Charts, 8cc.
Yonng Ladles and Gentlemen furnished with •%.
opportunity of adding the elegant art J9tjtenm*9‘'!"
ship to other useful accomplishments.
Jauuary 1. tf
JUST LANDED
M ■
from the Stkoonet Maria, from Lagvtr*.
40,000 wt. Green COFFEE,
u;
200 HIDES. '
For Sale on moderate terms bjt , -
4
Peter Desnocs.. -
Augn,t 3. ti <
*vwk
Richard Jeffery & Co,
No. 66, Main-flreet, corner of Bank-Street, hare juft m».
ccived from London, per the fitip Planter, Tfi
An assortment of MEDfCINES,
of the firft quality. ' Y; y‘■
Alfa, a few hundred weight refined Salt Petre,
Hardl jm’s Snuff, No. 9, and 37, in 1-2 and M noai
canniftm, 1 . •
Violet, Benzoin, Windedrand Shaving Soap, •
Evan's heft Crown LancenM, Tooth Bruih nor superior Usd.
Refined Liquorice, Ac.
They have on hand, and are in daily expectation of reeeiv ‘
ingfrom Amfierdam, all kinds of GLASS WARE, fuitaMe
to Apothecaries, " ' ~~'r
MEDICINE CHESTS for ships end fyy;*r
ofe, with printed directions, put upas usual. ’ *
PLANTATION for
THE SUBSCRIBER offers his Plantation fq thd '
County of Princess Anne for sale, known by the
name of “ EASTWOOD,” formerly the property of,
William Mttheson, containing 331 1>3 Acres; the f
land is fertile and well adapted to wb growth of
Wheat, Barley, Indian Corn, Kfc. fcc. and excelled
by none for good pasturages There is an this Plpn
tation every building necessary, and the whole wyU
fenced in. It ia situated in one of the best neighbor* A
hoods in Virginia, and lying on a branch of Lyaha* ■
ven River, where the best Fiste and Oysters may be
had m attendance. A further description of the place
is deemed unnecessary, as ft is presumed no persms• *
will purchase, w ithout viewing the premises.
johk S, Lovett
February Id.
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fypesUe the Exchange Citfjrt-JTawatJ
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