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FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29, 1809
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FOR 5>*i/F.
(If onnliri! /<y immrttiateli/,)
THE HULL,
With Joiner’s Work and Spirt complete, Anchors
and Boat of a Schooner, 70 feet keel. 23 feet beam,
and 10 feet hold, built of the best materials on the
sharpest and latest B iltiinore construction, flush
deck and trunk cabin, ports for nine guns on a side.
Charles Grice.
Elisabeth-City, N. C. Dec. 3 ). lm
For Freight or Charter,
The Sloop HERO,
tJ. Stezcnt, mast»r, burthen about
?00 barrels. For terms apply to the master on
board, or
N. HERON.
f December 20. tf
”*1\ FOR CHARTER,
The Ship VENUS,
VjD-triiiG. Bund, master, burthen 280
fcagiheadt tot acco.
WARREN ASIILEY.
Who offcr.i for Sale,
6000 bushels Stovccl SALT.
‘October 13. tf
* FOR CHARTER.
>The Ship Georgia Planter,
Captain S'cusei/,
Burthen about 530 hogshcails tobacco.
THE#- AUMISTEAD.
December 1". tf
Wevcml to Vinch Me or Charter,
yS A SHU*,
EbtcOi from 4-1«» i'00 hagshrads,
FOR SALE,
*000 bushels coarse SALT,
650 hogsheads Richmond an-1 Petersburg TOUXCCO,
140 bales Sea-Island COTTON.
C. fj V. WHITTLE.
November S4 t,
lOti CHARTER.
The ship ARISTIDES,
•Captain Will..tins,
turtli«n 26U tons.
Moses Myers & Son.
Who h-Ti c far Sa!< \
€0 hhds. and 5 tierces choice Molas
*es, f>n fhf; wharf--Aril in Store,
Russia unci Ravels Duck ; French Rt.-tnclv,
^Muscovado Su^ar ; bewt Green,Cotte ; Tci.eriffe Wine,
Shftnv Wine; No. 1, Z, and Mes* JStcf,
New-York Pork.
November 10. if
. ,/jiY '- ro;t cu \ r iKrt,
The Ship PLUTARCH
Captain Georg.’ Imon,
Burthen 2£>8 torn.
jlfe.sen M’ ^ra £j? S-.ll.
. F*»r ow board of v d Sl ip,
8000 Bushels Coarse SALT.
November 10. if
PORTER & CHEESE.
'Jjmdirtg /ran on beard the Shift Tt'eodrafi Sims,
CafU. Haynes, Jr'an London,
5p0 dozen Mibbert’s Brotyn STOUT,
20 lumpers very superirur double Gloucester
CHEEaE—For sale by.
Jennings X Roddcy,
Also .landing,
A fem punrheens St. Croix Rom ; Prime Codfish in
hogsheads ; 10 barrels Fish Oil; and 40 bales C<>t
jsfeton. December 18. tf
250 bbls. superfine FLOUR,
A-float—For Sale by
J. X Jr. Southgate.
tf
>er 29.
CASH
For Rotlgh Ilhd. and Bbl. STAVES,
*o, .
Of good quality, will be giv»“r» by
f c. & r.
Whittle.
^October 2.
■itis Fire Office, Norfolk, Dec. S, 180J).
E.-eTh* following Pedmi s expire in the
months of Deeeniler and January :
Nos. 283034 281,17a 233,17+ 283,17b’ 23.1.177
H83,270 283,271 233.272 283.273 283 174
283.283 283,28 4 233,283 2o3.23o
|83.280
283,288 283,0(*7 *83.<>b'9 583.075)
«32*7.
28.3,1,9t 283,193’ 28,3,197 283,203
*83,193
*83,200’
283,207 283,203 283,210 2SJ.2S9
*83,290
283,294 283,297 281,25)8 283,20;;
583,301 2S3.302 583 331 283 304
*83,300
883,303.
Richard Taylor, Agent.
FOR SAi E,
&00 bushels Liverpool SALT, stored
and coarse,
500 sacks do. do. the sacks
§f< of the best twilled sacking.
47 barrels J,->maffca Green Coffee,
A ft* trunks of DRY GOODS, which to close th*
tales will be sold low ; they consist of Lappett and
Cambric MtfcUns, Cotton Cambrics and Handker
chiefs, Cotton Counterpanes, Ac. , &
slif., , A float, , |. 1 .
5 hogsheads Richmond Tobacco, *
#80 barrels Flour. .
:**m,## * JAMES -it CO.
NEW GOODS.
Wood & Hastings,
Have just received via Baltimore, an additional
supply of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Among which are COTTONS.
Trunks Fancy CaMic-Hjs,
do. Shirting Cotton% part very fine,
do. CamOrtck Mu.dins,
l car.e Dtraitics, Catnhritkjrio. Fancy Muslins,
1 do. Gingham', Genoa, Constitution and Madison
Cords,
t do. Madras Handkerchiefs,
1 do. Cotton Balls (white and coloured)
1 do. Superfine Quiltings, &c &c
SILKS and FANCY.
Elegant Rich Lace ! i anrik erch ier', wnt*d with gold,
*-*' • Si.k Shaw'*, great variety of Lu.trmgv,
Black Florence Silks, Black Florentine,
F.i-gant siik Hosieries, Madison do.
S;ik Gloves, Lace Sleeves, and Armlets,
Sewing Silts assorted, ,Vc ,V«
LINENS.
1 case 4-4 Irish Linens, part very fine,
l «Vi. br' wi» d*». 1 do. Irish Sheetings, 1 do. Long Lawns,
I do White 3 hales German Linens,
Lintn Cam brick-, Thrsa.L, &c Arc.
WOOLLENS.
b*!e* supc*fine, middling, and common Broad Cloths,
London superfine Dress Cnssimtre ,
Coatir gf, Bucking', Riz ?, Plains, Kendal Cottons, Foint
Blanket*, R» «<* PLnkets,
Scarlet, Red, and White Flam els,
do d* h*«b an lflrpcn P line Flannels,
ffjtdp* an i Black Bumbasetts, Wild bores, Hosiery, Ac.
l<t <ia CV** iis. Urge assortment.
November 10.
ft
Fall and Winter Goods.
I he Subscriber having this summer visited
t.ir ir.c-, ;j! Ma' • aciurnlg Towns in E?»*r|nod and
.SrutU: dy w hit coilr- ted an extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS,
(I'avr nt which r.. r-ow landing, the va!ai cc ar*' daily ex
: h«- as--* tm«nt consists of
Gin lie mens' Superfine and Ladies' fash
’on •/>/ ■ Hrh**, Cloths; Cassirneres and coarse
l!’ '/levs ; Diapers and Sheetings ; Canon
(i - «,< in gr-a: xmrie'yi Hats, Hosiery, and Glsss
liar- ; Hardware, ■ \uil« am] Cu lery of every des
erifs’ion.
Tn.i-. hi« -x and mde f purchasing, lie flitter
r. hcit.r »•- • !y h’s friend* ami the ptiMiric,
•M a3 jnncl terms as can be found m any part of this coun
ny.
George M’Intosh.
October 11.
t f
Fall and Winter Goods.
WOOD X HJSTIXGS,
U A V 3 JUtT n ECEIVED
r>3 packages ot Staple & Fancy Goods,
Comprising an extensive assortment, mhith will be »old at
low prices f*»f Cash * or approved paper.
October 11. l(*
John Sc Wright Southgate,
Have received by the Schooner Aorfoik, from
London,
The following ARTICLES.
Which will lit? sold low for Cash or short credit,
;H cases HATS, fine and coarse,
11 b*c« Superfine Cloths i 6 il» OznaSurg.
2 do Syiking,
H d ». SaiJ Cloth, KnpVtsh #u\ EastCf.kor,
;) <|n. r \ 5'lop, Seitu J.ukct* and Tniw^rs,
3<i ca»VCopperas; iiO b.X-s Pipes,
7S do. of Spikes, fr m 4 »n 7 it
29 do Hu'.*, 4% 6d, Sd, !«’d, lM, and 20d,
' ton* ‘'est l.nn ViM VVhtt« L» ad,
100 casks London Bm*n mu fVrtt*r.
Mid,in St orey
A general assortment of Dry Goods,
50,000 weight *»>•<• Orr«n CofT:e,
10,0.00 ile. St DotUH'.g > »1*».
2iI-00 bu.i-.eli Liverpool Stovcil Salt,
ICO sack. <!»
slnd a fen
Well Toned Grand and Square
PL1XO FORTES,
With n idition.tl Kejs.
.Oetobi c tf^i Jn,
William pen nock,
Henflec fully informs hie friends and the fiubliek,
that he has commenced the
Auction and Commission Business.
Hi* OfS e is at pres--.to Bow'lofa’s wharf, lately occu
P't! by Meitamler Maclure, where eriltrt will be thankful
ly tecetvc i
November 10. tf
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Wanted to Purchase,
TURTLE SHELL and CATTLES'
HORNS.
The Horns mint be of the largest tit: with the peth out
Apply to
Ed*ivard Granniss
Noventher 90, tf No 87, Main-Str
THE SUBSCHIBEH^
Having been appointed a t^ommissi
onrr of tne Chiiicery (U-urt for the WnciAMiauao Dia.
rarrr, «i«et notice t«> th<we pertou*, who are partiet to
•*"« referred to him, that he t* ready to receiyo their pa
part. r
JOflN^QWPIvR.
Mmter Commissioner's Office,^
July 11, 1«W. 5
tf
For Sole on hoard the Brig Hunter,
3,200 bushels Blown Sait,
15 tons clean Russia Hemp,
30 pieces Haven’s Duck.
Moses Myers & Son.
A ho in Store,
2,009 barrels Flour, Antigua Hum, Hollanas Gin,
French Brandy, Hyson Tea, 1st and 2nd quality
Russia Duck, Sack Salt.
And qflodt,
100 hogsheads Maryland Tcbacca.
December 27. ’ tf
For SALE—AJloat,
15 hhds. Richmond Tobacco, and
300 barrels Flour.
James D\ kes & Co.
December 27. 3
To Parents and Guardians.
On the 2d of January, a Seminary for
\nung Gentlemen, as before advertised, will be o
pened by the Rev. Rub rtS. Symen, m the house
lately occupied by Mr. Fiilyham in Catbannc|Jtrret.
Parents who wish to enter children before the 1st of
April, will be pleased to enter them on that day.
Itobert Seymour Symes.
December 27. »f
SUGAR, ,U'.
75 boxes brown Mavanna Sugars,
40 bags of Pepper, and Apple Brandy—fur Sale by
J O. VY lk,r,
No. 2, Maxwell’s wharf.
December 27.
4
for .S'W LE—A float,
800 bbls. Richmond superfine Flour,
48 do. Gallego’s f,.iiiily do.
S3 hhds. Richmond prime Tobacco, and heavy
weights,
25 barrels i’ork.
JAMES THORBURN.
Who wanlt to Piircha.tr,
20,000 rough hogshead Staves,
for which cash will be paid on delivery.
December 27, 4
~ SALT.
1000 Liverpool filled Sacks, and
A few thousand bushels loose, coarse, and fine Salt,
will be sold on reasonable terms it'taken from along
side the ship Justiua immediately.
A. Maclure.
December 2”. tf
rUti SALE, ~
Eighty Pounds SterUng worth of GAR
DEN SEEDS,
Imported in the Ship Wn^drop Sims, Capt. Hiynesj
the latest ship from England, and which the ex
porters, Forsyth 5c Co. vouch for their being new
Seed** consisting of
Early Frame,
C.i ikon,
Hotspur,
G .Iden,
Green Itouncivel,
Dwarf Marrow,
Dwarf Sugar,
Dwarf Spanish,
Dwarf Prussian.
BEANS.
White Blossom,
I.ishon,
Maragan,
Long Ppd,
Windsor.
CABBAGE.
Early York,
Early Dwarf,
Sugar Loaf,
Late Battersea,
Drum He'd,
Bed Dutch,
Green Savoy,
Yellow do.
Early Cauliflower,
Late do.
t/rwrers in mis
me wi.i nuu ii to tneir interest to
purchase—The whole will be soli! at a snialf advance;
or to suit purchaser*, they will he divided into four
parts.—The price is 30 per cent on the London
charges and the duties. Apply to
Adam Lindsay.
Hermitage, December 27. tf
MARTIN FISK,
Has now Landing,
100 barrels choice Rye Whiskey,
do. Philadelphia Loaf Sugar*
100
50 boxes fresh Mustard of three dozen each,
10 bales India Cottons, Jail;,pore, Mamoodies, and
Bourbon j Gurrahs of a superior quality,
20 bags Black Pepper,
20 chests fresh Hyson ? TEAS of a late im/ior
20 boxes Imperial $ tatidn.
A float,
500 barrels Alexandria fresh superfine Flour.
In Stoic,
100 boxes fresh Bloom Raisins,
Malaga Wine m quarter casks,
15 bales prime Upland Colton,
300 barrels superfine Flour, •
100 do. No. 1, 2, and Mess Beef, Boston lo
tion,
25 casks F and FF glaized Gunpowder, superior
- quality ; Russia and Ravens Duck,
A few sets Dearborn’s Patent balances,
Iron, German Steel, fee. —
December 27. jp 3
FoivMlA'*"
570 bbls. superfine FLOUR, sA-float,
rood weight Spanish Tobacco,
50 boxes Muscatef Raisins, -** ^
55 barrels of B. Atkinson's Pork.
" '■ ■ —.t f ^Maciypker S*WJ>i*e,
■ December 29.
«
H
A
rut-pie and W lute Bro.
coli.
CARROT.
F.arly Horn, ,
Or nge,
Onion,
Silver Skinned,
Strasbnrg.
Blood Red.
RADISH.
Early Short Top,
Scarlet,
•Salmon,
White Turnip,
Red do.
CUCUMBER.
Early Frame,
Long Prickly,
Patagonian.
MELLON.
Romany,
Cantalope,
Rock.
Spinage,
White Mustard,
Sweet Marjoram.
Congress of the United SthU
mil
wm
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE^*
, > .—
debate
debate . .. TTBBM
ON THE*JOTNT RESOLfTTfOlst - ' q&ff
4pjtrkmg the conduct of'the rxrcuthe in - •
/u f/te refusal to receive aw; further comm*medtii s ,i
onjrum hands James Jackson. ,
! * t
_ — . .
Tuesday, Dec. 19.
j con,®ittee of tffe whole, Mr. Basset 19.;]
Mr. Rhea (T.) expressed a Jmpe th*t ih*w fd
lection would lie made to the passage ok the resold
[ 1 i 1 f 1 T * I » .. .. I -- . I • J> -
1",n* T1*® only objection vet made,.,
hnd understood, was a doubt txprpiico in^ uiRie
gentlemen as to who was the first who »tt||esteA" ;
tl:e Pr"jert of enforcing the laws of the V pistil*
>y the navy of Gr» >t Britain. An insidif^l W
empt ii id been made to palm it on the adfmi'nistrit** *
tton of tins government, which bad failed,
>roved. It had next been attempted. t<s fix tha
•tigtjiH on Mr. Pinkney. This also had ^en*«fjjK #
"°wd ; and when, they came to the bottom <*f that"
insmess, ty the message .yesterday rereited ^
hr presid. nt, it had hem found that the wjh
.ur had arisen from the suggestion of that n
■d and famous politician Mr. Cannine, end
:>ror ceded .'ront the same source as ell nUi "
les for years past.
\1 - t>
.iy lavour »r uif* r'SOUlltOCU
Let ineask you, sw, said ha, who have an inf
n the adoption of this resolution? Every .11
!» il in the United States, I reply. Tl.e pre»^-,
>f the United States in his official capacity,;*
Representative of all the citizen* of the .Ui
'titfs. Every citizen then is interested in hissU.
md in supporting them when th*,re isdicrasion*.*
* th*» duty of every nation, like individuals, t “
lopt those thing* necessary to its ow* 4#|
md intfjest. Will anv one deny that
>1 tins resolution will have a happv el
inion as a people and r*« portability as a onupi
Mr. Jackson did tint make hi* offensive-#ein arks
:us individual character hut as the representative nC
:»is individual r„„ i-, i... .._
he King oi Great 13ritain. So far a* wekoew, the
conduct ol Mr. Jackson may be traced totl
1 I.A tal,. a
whence he derives his authority; and; u,
Mr. J irkson were to be punished for hiscondu.
liie British p.*vernntrnt as admiral Berkeley \
y b.-ing i era I led, yet nn doubt vee shunldnpo
.lie Same manner, hear of his being appotnfi
«n"11.e< mission. That however, is tne <
disown government; self preservation Is
I urn confident that no ait"iupt will be mj
nsiify Mr. Jackson in his conduct, of to InT„,
t. It could only be palli te l on ihepriniiy
imncihle erreur or in n rihle ignorance, *
*ull not he pleaded in excuse for him, HlioU
lad the full appearance of predeterrmnatiotb'm*,
•Huse he persevered in it though warned to d-sist
lerianng tlmt he was only asserting matter of fact.
Sow, when the whole ev d< nee on this rale’ is (,f>
mimed, his farts appear to be lioltomedM hienwn
luagesti.ms from hegu ninjr to end. I impute eve
s'thing tbuthe husd.ue !■• tl e source of hit powers v
md thus a question arises between this government
md that ot Bni. in. In inch a rase 1 shall justify
ny own government. hi reuse I Mima it tp bs >||
.. e rieht. and I iMU the administration has rr'
5 noble stand in tehalf ot the offended digirtyof
t (il tl)A itHsnrlarl tliiiiktl
.he nation ; and I hope the r so'uiitin befi '
•roving 0| that i ondnrt will meet the
ronsetit of the como»it|ga..
..ir. roller said, «« hfe-was called upon taCnte
diis resolution. lie frit it his duty In give bit 1
sons lor *t doing. tie dt-med il of some tmao
mre to examine the origin of this basilicas and
Lake >» view of it through its ddfetent stag's to s
io»l ram lusion. It appears, ski he, that tftgt j
United States had laid the embargo, the Exertf
ineirm ted our minister m London to inform
British nation that tt was not meant in hostihlv
them, but us a mere innorent municipal rs$id(jj
nf our own. Whatever they may have thmlnhf
it at that time, they goon found that Hi feotfi
were materially changed, and that it wiulrstrldt
“lll,s"..'tend le'dJjbo tins conntry »
'• lv* .. and tl4R one as, if eoi'itioi
and rigorously entoiri ed, ^Suld fo.m bJWk
haughty, im|irriou< natiorf to a trust »if jtsdi
and tnai she Mould he , i.iqq, lle«^^,lroaM ‘dt»ili«ei
'■ l1 piest rvatian, t.. d.. us jusUtDt PfntCit felts
mg they in iv have sutler-,i some little nOroav.
cnce at tirsi, their sullen ministry srstiwlj tl
plain. Alter heuriug nothing trom them,* «|j| i
lerino very much ourselves, ftur mtiwstee
l believe was instructed to barter aw«y this "ffe
cent i emulation of »urs for their great syitfeuiiif
tional policy, their orders in conned. • Ufinl
mrreasingtind bur treasury exhaust ti
already seen the fatp pf *.
which resorted to loans and diurt tti
this government, and like prudent ma
to avotdUhe rock upon which a fugl
lion had split, was anxmu* to liotPl
extricate tins conntrxfroim-tb*
ties it was thiti laHRiritig n|ra|
sense led them all to Um lame djgge
the same tints— for
ments.ahhiiuglkntrt^tiigeth^.'ydii
^pout tlie wnu tigiMBonvocw»ti«dn