Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-21 00:00:00, page 4

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, deceased, was placed
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VV'ifldsnr Soap *
Spanish Anmitto '*r
Povrdpr of RedSaunder*
Sennisf superior qujM/
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Cnnthandes
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While Vitriol ■' " ',
Iconic Earth " y
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Vitrol.. ted Tartar
Dragon's Mood
Sugar cf Lead
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Common Houses
Gentian Root7 J ’’
jspnfige of superior qua
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Powder of black lead
Prepared Tully Stone
Gum Scammony
Magnesia in powder
Root of Mazerion as
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Sharings of Hartshorn
Root i f Vaterian
Rattle snake Root ■*
Root of Cokimba
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(Gum Arabic of superior
Equality ,
Copal
Root of Rhubarb '* •
Manila Flake ■»
Magnesia, small squares
Long Pepper a- >
Root of Zodo*r ‘ _
Balsanfof Tolu
Blistering Piaister
: Root of Ipecacuarma
Gum Kino . ^ ■
Lytharge *" +;
Grains of Paradise* ^ 'i
Aleppo Gall '% ;
Refined Borax
Rock Allam ' ‘ t'
Leaves of Digital}?
Succotorine Aloes
Virginian Snake Root
Peruvian Bark, Red s
Juuipnr Berries iN
Expressed Oil of Mace
Cassia Buds*
Calimine Stone,
Silver Cnthetera ,
Elastic do. A ?.>#'.■
Bougies '
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Simarouba Bark
Vial Corks > '
Cinnamon Water
Spirituous ,
Balsam of Copaiva $
Soluble Tarta
Oil of Lavender -:f
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Balsam of Honey
Sucking Bottles for Chil
dren!
Nipple Shells "■ ■ '}
Pcravinr^'ilsaiti i
Church's Cough drops >
Oil of Vitriol ,
Aqua Fortis *f
Marlte Acid '•
-LavlBdej-Water 7A C%'
'Jesuits Urpps *T
Flower of Sulphur y ‘
Essence of Spruce' 3 >
-Sweet Oil, of excellent
quality
|Glattbers Salts : ^
Castile Soap < - „
Pink Root *■ ’*?'
Sarsaparilla Root
Green and White Vials
%: assorted - * y.’:, ,
James’s Feyef Powders1^
Quicksilver '
Graduated measures *
Essence «f Mustard Si,
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yt d*OiCE AS
Falf%nd Winter
jfmopgit which are , s .
Superfine and common Blue, ]
lack,
Green, Drab, and Dark mixed Cloth*,
Superfine end common blue, black, drab, and dark
mixed Cassimeres, . *
Blue, black, drab, and dark mixed Brunswick Cords
end Stockingnetts, 1 : ‘
Fashionable Wafstcoaling,
Blue and drab Plains, ' ' ,'\V : f’*.
Blue and white Kerseys, . ' fc
Bear Skins, ■ - V
White, red, and yellow Flannels; Pelisse do.
Bose and Point Phukets,
Black, olive, drab, constitution Cords and Velvets,
Irish Linens, Irish'' Sheetings, Linen and Cotton
Diapers, * * .
Long Lawns; Linen Cambricks; Brown Hollands,
Lineiwnd Cotton Checks,
fJmrnhs, Mimoodies. Jdumpoors, blue Cottons,
Sooty Romalls and Gillst Handkerchiefs,
Dimities, Furniture do.
Callicoes, undressed do. furniture do.
Silk and Cotton Ginghams; Shirting Cottons,
Black, coloured, and white camorick Muslins, ,
Twilled Cambricks, Jaconet Muslins,plain and figur
ed Leno v do. > W
Fancy and seeded do. . "
Mull Mull, do. j1(
.Elegant r-4»Cachmirs Shawls,
Silk and Cotton Shawls,
Bandanna and flag silk Handkerchiefs ; Madras do.
(Childrens’ cotton do.
Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ silk, cotton, and worsted
Hosiery ; Gentlemens’ short cotton, worsted and
lamb’s wool do.; coarse yarn do. g.
Childrens’ worsted Shoes and Socks,
Extra long white and coloured Kid Gloves,
Silk and cotton Armlets, V . ; ,
Gentlemens’ silk, beaver, and dog skin GWVe9,
Silk and cotton Suspenders, 1 *
Black gnmbazeens; white and black Crapes,
White and coloured cotton Balls, : ,, .
Sewing Cotton ip hanks ; Nun’s i’reads ; Tapes,
Boikos ; Galloon Bindings ; Furniture do. '
l)il Cloths, cotton Umbrellas,
ft* .> Likewise,
Dumber of other Articles, *
To make his assortment complete, all of which trill
be sold at very reduced prices.
October 15. ,■ , * tf
2000 Russia Mats, for .shipments of
* ’ S?dt, Grain, See.
26 crates well assorted Earthenware,
2 sets elegant Table China,
* 30 boxes half pint Tumblers, 100 straws each,
h5 do. plain and cut Wine Glasses,
60 do. short Pipes, four gf-oee each*—For
Sale at my Ware-House.In Water-Street, for cash
or Newbern Bank Notes. *
John C. Niemeyer*
» #> i* selling off at reduced prices,
His Stock of GOODS,
On Main-Street-Consisting of
An elegant assortment of Cutlery, Hardware, Look
ing Glasses, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, and a
great variety of Fancy Articles. **'■
And offers for Rent,
* The House now occupied by him,
onfNMain-Street, containing five convenient roomi.
up stairs, a neat Store and Back Room down stairs,
three excellent dry Cellars, a fui-proof Kitchen,
and other Out Houses. „ ,
October 31. r: lm '*■
* Best Green COFFEE,
Fijr Sale by s
‘ -‘ Moses Myers & Son. ’
October tS. ", tf
20,000 bushels coarse SALT,
For Sale by j . '
N. Heron.
August 20. - ' tf
LANDING
From on board the Brig' Retrieve, at Murray’s
f"ii ' ' „ Wharf, . ,« y
1000 Sa$ks SALT, Liverpool filled,
150 Crates Earthenware, well assorted
For Sale by
* A. Maclure.
September 19. -jf
LANDING *•.
From on board the Rising State*, CaJH. JVewcmb,
from Aew-Yer/c,
60 barrels Apple Brandy,
50 , do. prime Pork,
3 casks Glassware, containing Tumblers, Decan
ters, Goblets, Wine Glasses, See.
1 box Playing Cards, 1 do. Ink Powder. *
:"iv‘ * ’5 FOI
r or Sale by
William Pennocfk.
October 10.
tf
-i£
Fur A A Lb at my Brew-House,
Strong, Table, and Ship BEER,
By the hogshead, barrel, and half barrel—led a
constant supply of bottled PORTER in packages
and by the,dozen. - , * ' *
. . *n Store, ^
KRp&.i *44 Jprqcewas,' ‘
wholesale and retail.
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Ecbrtiary tS.
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..._jfoncjt. ——r
’ A Petition will be presented to the
next General Assembly, to open Granby-strcet to
Main-street, y ^ v-//- 'v.*
August 37. ■ ' -v ' tjnk v-.;
- - , ■ A ■ FOR SALE, 77 y
A Lease of fhe STORE next door to
JStra. Campbell’s, west, at present occupied by Mr.
NoeV has a back mem below and two up stairs, a
gebd cetlarand yard, baa fear years to run from
Decem^rnext. . For teyasa apply to '
, Peter Elliott/
am ,• . .. 1 -^Ge lOIg
October U. “ •
1-v—^: '
Two or Threc LABS,
Of Respectable /*unetf*ofta, will be taken Aj
**» •* at Ike Ledger Office.
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i 1 X,r*W1* captain Johnson,) they
Jtitffca thk t^i^ainder of ” *$ * n
C %k
Their Fall
, , fftyy
they advertised t^ey weir in expectation,
consisting of a variety* the'
MOST FASHIONABLE FANCY ARTICLES ;
which in addition to those previously received, con
states a complete assortment of every description of
DRY GOODS,
-Hr® ®<w opened for inspection at the Store
No, 20, Market Square, lately occupied by Mr.
Eugene Higgins. * *
Country Merchants and Wholesale DealersTpU
rally, are respectfully informed, that they intend to
keep up their supply all through the year, and that
tncy will be supplied on the most liberal terms for
CASH only
*NelIson & Neale.
Novernlier 2.
V tf
Wood and Hastings,*
Hare just received, , '
1 case Women’s drabfc slate coloured
Worsted and Cotton Hr*e,
1 do. * Womens.’ black worsted do.
! 1 do. * Men's* Lamb Wool do.
1 trunk Mens’, Womens’, and Girls’ white cotton
Hose,
1 do. containing Men’s Lamb’s Wool, half Hose,
Angola do. worsted do.
A few dozen Ladies’ and Gentlemens* Silk Hose, as
sorted, a few elegant Silk Shawls, af rcat variety of
r. tt >n fancy Shawls and Scarfs, Pocket Handker
chiefs, Madrass<|o. Bandannoes and Flag do. Black
Silk do.
1 case Fancy Muslins and twilled Cambricks,
*2 do. 9-8.<md 6-4 Cambricks do.
2 do. Shirtings, part very fine, *'
1 do. Cambtick Dimities,
4 d<>. common and furniture do.
3 trunks Callic.es, assorted, 1 case cotton Balls,
1 case cotton Braces,
l do. cotton Umbrellas, dodo. Checks,
Black C .nibl ick, Silk Ginghams, Black Lustrings,
Silk Velvets, whiffe Sattius, an assortment of
Silk Cords, Tabby Velvets, fin niture Callicoes,
i a yards elegant Velvets and Sattins fox Boa
nets,
1 case Comfort’s and Marino Tippets,
2 do. fisc Irish Linens and Linen Cambricks,
Best Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres, Stocking
Netts and Bedford Cords, fashionable Vestings and
fine £oati»g$, Blankets, Flannels, Bearskins, and
one case London Hats, best quality and newest style.
, —Also—
* 1000 pieces India COTTONS.
The above Goods with tlieir Stock on hand, com
prising a large ajportment, will be sold at prices
worthy the mention of purchasers, fin- cash or ap
proved credit. November 14. tf
. DANIEL SANFORD,
Hayust received {ter the brig Wheeler, Captain
' v Jiaken, from London, ,
A part of his Jail Goods,
Which he is now opening at tm Store, No. 18,
Market-Square—Consisting of
Superfine Navy Blue and Black Cloth,
Ladies’ Beaver Bonnets, Hats, Stockencts,
One Trunk Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ Cotton Hose.
0 jpetober 1.__tf
China, Glass, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBER
Has received in addition to his former Stock by the
brig Diligence, capt Tracey, from Liverpool, and
ship Rising States, from Loudon,'.
A comjdete assortment of all kinds of
Cut and Plain Glass, Globe Lamps,
Inchu Shades, Salver, &C.4&C,
For Sale by
G. White.
October 26.
lm
Fo up sale, \
4000 bushels Turk’s Island SALT
Afloat. *
Mackinder K White.
ALSO,
40 casks Hib^ert’s best Brown Stout. ‘
October 26. tf
LANDING
From on board the Br ig Horizon, and will be sold by
the Subscriber on reasonable term* if taken from
alongside, . . 4 ;
1000 sacks SALT, Liverpool filled,
200 tons do. loose,
21 crates Earthenware, 62 boxes Pines.
41 pieces Twilled Sacking, *
1 bale Oznaburgs. '
r/‘L A, Madure. 1
Sept. 26. * . ,. ... tf
FOR LEASE,
^ For a number of Years,
Six LOTS fronting the Main Road
leading out of the Borough, near Mr. David Pierce’s
Dwelling-House.
FOR SALE,
On a credit of i, 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.
f Also for Sale on the same credit, ’ ;
A BRICK HOUSE on Main-Street
No. 93, near Market Square, near Sftjfeet in front
calculated for two tenements, fend agBbdstendfor
Business, now occupied by tfiemeyer Sc Von Kapff.
■ ■&;* u Blanchard. 1
August 1. T'* ; . ■ j jf
’ 1 • F°r $dhE b* Ue SnUkrUer, - - s
IQp tierces IllCE, of prime quality,
“ bo*ri
rmwiwr. . * ,.i , -<
* 4., a ' JL' • " v~ k -«■■■••-/ ifc”1,?' IF?" *
Cotton, and a few
‘■■ml - xy
RaincpckJ :i
given that the . ...
will hcncefmS
,J charged by Ugt A
Phenix Fie* ‘
£wm»y, inAfflindfm, for
fromF^i*
■‘'“jMwd Merchandize.
iSd^| of Annual PremH§>s to
itf/or Atsurtm#;
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HAZARD* or fl
Ass, viz.
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Brick or stone buildings covered w!ihj*)ate or tile.'
not contiguous to any other buildineMirnito™,
merchandize nothazardousf cr-ntaincd in suchB5®^'
ings-^For any sum not esgeeding 10,000 dollars to
one risk 37 1-2 cents per annum per 100 doHars ; ®
adjoining other buildings of same materials 36 iw
cents per 100 dollars.
HAZARDS OF THE SECOND CLASS, VIZ.
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Buildings having the four Walls entirely of brick
« stone, carried through roof and covered with
shingles, not c«ntighus to^any other buildings, fur*
shingles. not contivions tnmu nil,*,- i,„;i,i;„_
niture^tor merchandize not hazardous, contained in
such handings—For sums not exceeding IflgoOIJiAtafc,.
lai-s in one risk 56 1-4 cents per annt^i per I0O’fJdiN&
lars ; if adjoining other,huildings of die same rnate-y
rials, 75 to 100 cents per 100 dollars.
HAZARDS OF THE THIRD CLASS, Viz. '
Timber Wuiidings covered with shingles, not con.
tiguous to any other buildings, and entirely free from
external risks, furniture or merchandize not ha
zardous contained in said buildings— For sums not
exceeding 10,009 dollars in one risk, 100 «-«»„»« jaa.
100 dollars J if adjoining other buildings <5Q ttnEpj
cents per annum pgr 100 dollars, proportionableto
the externa) risk. V, • t
Larger sums may be insured by special agreement *
with the Agent. ’ s^p
Tallow NTcltcrs, Soap-Makers, Brewers, Vinegar
and Sweet Makers, Hemp and Flax Dressers, Print- :
mg Houses, Uppers, Capentcrs, Cabinet-Makers,
Coach-Makers, Malt-Houses, Bakers, a*in-C!iand’
ers Hoat-[Judders, Rope-Makers, Su^tefineri,
Distillers, Chemis^g Varnish-Makers, Turpentine
Works, 1 heatres, and ail Milis and Machinery*
are deemed extra-hazartlous, and the rate noon *
risks will be propor.tionably increased.
Conditions ef Insurance.
; '• Persons Asirous to make insurance bn build
intjs, are to deliver in to the Agent the following pH*.!
ticulars, viz,—Of what materials the walls tmd roof
of each building are constructed, as welfns the con-'
struction of the buildings contiguous thereto ; wlie*
tlietfthe same arc occupied as private dwellings op
how otherwise where situated; also, the name or
names of the present occupiers. * . v t ^ 4
♦Each building must be separately valued, and #
specified sum insured thereon ; and in like manner
a separate sum insured 04 the property contained
therein. m
All manufactories which contain furnaces, stoves,
coakles,ovens, or otherwise use fire-heat, ai*e charge
able at additional rates.
In the insurance of goods, wares, or merchandize,
the buddings or place in whicfiAie same are deposiK
ed, is to be described { also whether such goods are
°M,e kinds denominated hazardous, and whether
S, , ")anufactory is carried on in the premises*
*nd if any perspn or persons shall rfisure his or
their buildings or goods, and shall cause the same to
be described in the policy otherwise than as th?*
rcaily are, so as the same be charged at a lower pit*
mnjrn than is herein proposed, such insurance shatl
be or no force. ^ • '
II. Goods held in *mst, or on commign, are to
be insured as such, otherwise the pohc/j§Pnot ex
tend to cover such property.
IU. No loss or damage to bfjgmid on fire happen,
mg by any invasion, foreign enemy, civil commoti
on, riot, or any military or usurped power whate
ver ; nor for damage done by fire occasinnellby
earthquakes or hurricanes t but this company "will
6»d losses on property burnt by lightning. ,
* *»• Books of accounts, written securities, bills,
bonds, tallies, and ready money, cannot be inmirsfl;
V. Jewels, plate, medals, or other curiosities,
paintings and sculptures, are not included in any in
surance, unless such are specified in the policy. '
VI. Persons insuring property at this office, mgd
give notice of any otlieg insurance made elsewhere
on their behalf on the same, and cause such other
insurance to be endorsed bn their policies ; in Which
case each office shill be liable to the payment only cf
a rateable proportion of any loss or damage which
may be sustained ; anil unless such notice is given,
the iDsured will not be entitled to recover in case of
'OSS. ./
vji. No oriier of insurance will be of any force,
unless ibe premium is paid to the agent,' or linlcs
s«m lias been advanced, and the agent baa deliv
hiffreceipt on account of the ; and all per.
desirous to continue their insurances, moist mat.,
their future payment* annually within fifteen day* ,
after the day limited by their respective policies, er
the same will be void. . »
VIII. All persons assured by this company, sus
taimng any loss or damage by fire, are forthwith to
give notice to the company's agent, and as soon as
possible after, to deliver in, as particular an apcooa*
of their loss or damage, signed with their own hands*
as the nature of the case will admit of, and make
proof of the same by their ,path or affirmation!,
and by their book* of accounts or other pronttTvou
chers, as shall be reasonably required; and* shall
procure a jertificate under the hands of a magistrate
or sworn notary of the city or district in which the
fire happened, notconcerned in such loss, importing
that they are acquainted with the character andcii?
cumstancrs of the person or persons insujed, and do
know, or verfly believe, that he, she, jSlhey, real,
ly, and by misfortune, without any kmdof fraud or
evil practice, have sustained by such firm loss and
damage to the amount therein mentioned f and until
such affidavit and certificates are produced, the lost*
money shall not be payable; also, if there appears ■
my fraud or false swearing, the claimsfot shwfifor.
feit his claim to restitution, oy payrneut, byvirtue of
his policy. ' • j: T '
IX. In case any difference or dispute shall ayfce*
between the assuqjgl and the company, touching any
loss or damage, such difference may be submitted to
■hr judgment and determination of arbitrator indif
ferently chosen, whose award in writing aball .be '
inclusive and binding to all parties. And when an*
ess or damage shall have been duly pmved, the i%- '
tured shall receive satisfaction, to th#lull amoqnt
hereof, without allowance nf any discouatJfeei, or
Hprlnrfiitn tuNotaroe&
fiber deduction whatever „
X. Persons ebusing to insure for seven years, will
le charged for six years only i also, for a less nuro
wr of years t*an seven, will be altowed a reasona
>le discount. '
Ricjiard
September I*.
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& , »Y WljLLIAM D4VIS,
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