Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-08-31 00:00:00, page 1

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~ffc53“ ThisJUpeh is ?:i«LIsHED three times
WEEK. PRICK TO,- SUBSCRIBERS SI* KOLLAHS
PER ANNUM, PATAfekE IN , AOVAUCE—s'lKGLE
RAPER TWELVE AND OWE h ALlr^jj||ft■s*^.ADVKR
/<fe^j!l».•:M c nts Are inserted rate of
■‘fiHr- CENTS fikI THE FIRST, AND TWENTY
’■/ FIVE CENT* PER SQUARE FOR EACH SUCCEEDING
Insertion; those exceeding- one square
. - - -A- ; * '. » ■
be charged a? two. *
TO BE C
For Sale or Charter,
The fine new Ship-Calliope,
Robert Henderson, master, 240 ions.
Apply to
MOSF.S MYERS & SON. ;
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3.00 barrel^new FLOUR,
Jii^Sor quality, from Mayo Mill, Richmond,
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For Charter,
The excellent SMTP <
MARY ANN,
jpsCapt. Russell, carriecVlast spring from this port 368
ir?-^ngsheadjl tobacco, will be ready to take on board a
* cargo ina few days.
$he has on beard,
L 4000 bushels Cadiz SALT,
Wluch will be sold very, low if taken, from along
*. ,ide* \ .
Kiehard Blow.
August 27t^
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For ljverpcol
The new and fast sailing SHIP
# FINGAL, ,
Samuel Davis, master, copper fastened, aiid in eve*
Ty respect a superior ship, will sail with all possible
dispatch—For freight of 100 hogsheads tobacco, or
passage, having good accommodations, apply to
William Dickson.
August 23. *f*SiP tf
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
The fast sailing
Schooner SUCCESS,
Thomas M. Corby, Master, 1100 barrels hurthen,
now ready to receive a ravgo— A freight to Europe
would be preferred.—Apply to the captain on board
or to
N. Heron.
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August 20.
,'-v For Charter, ’•>
^The fine Ship Thomyris, j
12-VO tens furtheri, auJ will carry about
300 hhds. tobacco. For terms apply to
Bowden & Milhado.
,.v, . Who ha* for Sale on hoard said Shi/i,
5,000 bushels Lisbon Salt.
August 20. »* tf
For Ncw-Orleaus,
The Jest sailing copper bottomed
_ Seh’r A BELA, -
Andrew Dtiluc, master, will sail oe the first of Sep
tember. For freight or passage apply to
r^- ; J. B. Duchamp,
August 30. tf No. 19, Water-Street.
For London, ,
The fast Wiling Ship _
A NACK EON,
s/Kenry Dickson, master, burthen about 400 hogs
heads of tobacco, to snil with all possible despatch,
three fourths of hey 'cargo being already engaged.—
Bar freight of the remainder or passage, apply to
( f i,William Dicki
nr.
,,-,•«« > ui;»
August IS.
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For Freight or Charter,
TUB BRIO
RELIEF,
Isha Pray, master, burthen about 1300 barrets——*
Apply w^i
S. Marks, Jun.
August 10.
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FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
►Thestanch good Ship Fame'
• George Vitzhugh, master,. .
Burthen about 430 hogsheads, and now ready for the
reception of a cargo. Fnr terms apply to ri,
^^Jennings & Roddey ^*
Shoes and Dry Goods
Just reeeived by'thi Subscriber, *"
pf S H OKS, com prising a
45 tri
largi
general assortment of all kinds and
colours of best Morocco nod Kid', with and with
; 5 l^iOUt he«*U, . -< ■ •. - t.. * »• ■' .
A few. pieces good Irish Linens, cheap, ;■<* > <
Klack UoHibaaeqe, White Ssrcenett* j .
Plain and figuied.Leno Muslin, black Cambrick,
:, Rack Handkerchiefs, Men '»& Ladies Keat er Glov««
A few groce best twilled Tapes, &c.«- *
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.Xiftwtr, . t ..
assortment of Hair Trudies.
r.. ....? Mto, oh Consignment,
s 1 box English Flint Tumblers, Decanters fcWinea,
■■m-m'M Pttyiug Cw**U- ••• v
*•. > ; , ****%*/7-7,
^ -1 -' D* $C* Curtis..
'Aqgurtffi.y
-foMTvi lY&T&J-/'.
SiO.QOif bushels coaf$p SAI
For Sale by
£V <h_' Heron,'
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Virginia, to wit.
At a Chancery District Court, held at the City, of
Williamsburg, the 14th day qf Jufy, IS 10.
Josiah Cole, : Plaintiff,
! . 1 Against
Richard Bowden, Richard T>nimrnon<T, and Moses
! Myers, partners, acting under.the firm of Richard
* Bowden and company, and John Abbott,
! Defendants,
ON the motion of the plaintiff by hia counsel, the
court doth order, that the defendants Richard
Bowden and company, do render an account of their
•transactions relative to the schooner Dorchester,
stated in the bill to hive been in partnership between
,3hem and the defendant Abbott and the plaintiff, be
fore Master Commissioner Cmvp^r, who is directed
to examine, state, and settle thejgtme, and to^makr
ireport thereof to the court, with any matters epeci
siHy stated thought pertinent by himself or required
Jiy the parties. Iti taking which account the said
defendants Richard Bowden and company, are direc
ted to exhibit on oath to the said commissioner the
books and papers containing all the transactions re
lative to the said.schooner ;,and the defendant John
Abbott, not having entered his appearance, and giv
fen security according to the arts of-assembly and the
rules o|&thi.s coart, and it appearing to the satis
faction W the.court that he is not an inhabitant of
this country, on the motion of the plaintiff by his
■counsel it is ordered, that the said defendant do ap
pear here on the first day of the next term, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in one of the Norfolk
Newspapers for two months successively, and post
ed at the front door of the farmer capitol in this city.
A Copy,
aug.29 Anthony Robinson, G. C.
; , Antigua Rum.
Landing This Day the Schooner Rising Suir’feCAR
GO, from Antgua. For Sale by W>
Jennings & Roddey.
July is. tf
FOR SALE, 1 ”
At the 'Bake-Houses of the Subscriber, viz.
50,000 weight Navy BREAD,
10,000 do. Superfine Pilot do.
100 kegs Crackers.
Also, m
Superfine Pilot Bread, from new Flour.
STEPHEN HARRIS.
August 3. tf i
FOR SALE,
<>5 puncheons W. I. RUM,
50 hogsheads Molasses, 10 do. N. E. Rom,
"0 do. Muscovado Sugars,
250 barrels do. do.
309 do. Potomack Herrings, 180 do. prime Pork,
20 do. Mess Park, 50 do. Apple Brandy,
100 boxes Candles, 50 do. Soap,
10 chests Young Hyson Tea,
25 bag. Pepper, 50 kegs Lard—-By * s
'• •* P. & J. W. Hcnop.
August 1. , tf
—. * FOR SALE,
i he Cargo of the Schooner Richard
D. Sta nley— Con*ixiiTig of a
Choice parcel of Tobago RUM,
Which is thi; day landing cn Maxwell’s wharf, and
will be sold on liberal terms by
P. & J. XV. Henop..
August U tf
All persons having claims a
gainsf the Subscriber, are requested to makeapplj.
cation t6 his brother Max. Herbert, who is autho
rised to adjust and pay the same.
James Herbert.,
1 July 11* ... ■ • 0w: .-i-Af'
Twenty Dollars Rrward.
RAN AW AY from the Subscriber in the State of
N«rth-Carolin», a Negro Man by the name of
LEVEN, about 30 years of age, dark complexion,
has a down look when spoken to, is rather below the
middle size, speaks very quick and rather stammer
ing, is a good shoe maker,and probably will attempt
to pass as a free man. Slid Negro had on When he
eloped from me, a blue Virginia cloth dress, round
sailor's jacket—He was purchased by Mr. Green
Wood Boulden, of Northampton, on the Eastern
Shore ofVirginia,of two gentlemen stiling themselves
Dicks and Avery in the bill of sale, to which plscr
he is aiming to get. 1 will give the above reward
to any person who will secure said negro *° that I
get him again, or FORTY DOLLARS rf taken op
the Eastern Shore, and delivered to me tn Lunen
burg county.
* ^ \ ' Richard Ellis,
l Autm^.".
Antigua Hum, Afoliasses, ;fyc.
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T4 t >' t m t t
25 puitch. choice Antigua - Spirits,
10 hogsheads Molasses,
f d«. and 30 barrel* Muscovado Sugar,
; SO bags CffTee, , * .
$000 bushels St. Ubes and 500bush. jLi verpeolSaJ t,
If 20 baiTels Smithfield Pork, * ; J
l.t Tat, Pitch, and Rosin..
And daily tx/ttctfd,
1000 barrels superfine F LOUl* from
|‘ V\ . New Wheat. .For Salk by ,, .'as
r. •(* ' . lames Thorbum, *
i .Aatwnsu* Dee's Wharf.
LAW "i.vr ij 'i","tTir'r.
.r RICE &
Ittty&ifJbm tic.ScVrPi
'ey. . V'>
L ioeheask^ fresh RICE,
2»b-l*sprW COTTON.
>'■ " , Rale by
Jeaciingrk
V ' v •- >T.<.
FOR SALE, 4-FLOAT,
300 Bawds Superfine Aleman
FLOUR. >4
V ‘ MACKINDER &JVHITE.
ugust27* ' 'J ' . *'•
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i SVANTE!)
To I fire imntrdia'rly, either by the: Month or Tear,
A PERSON who can Cook,/'Wash,
and Iron, fi>r a small family—-she must be recom
mencled for her honesty and sobriety ; very liberal
: wages will be givrn—a |*ersou from t)ic country
•would be preferred. Apply at the. Ledger Office
ifor information.
' Aug^t 27. • : \ ;y,■
I ' fCT* jVOTICR. '
I A Petition will be presented to the
.next General Assembly, to open Granby-street to
;Main-atreet. ■ . 'r-.f.
| August U7, , . tm^
landing
On Commerce-Street Wharf, reetittd, by the. Sch’r
Susannah, from Hnvmna, ' v'
;A choice parcel Muscoffedo and Box
SUGARS,
For Sale.
(-• * Moses Mjers Son.
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August 34,
if
■ ' ; 4 PLQA'J\ . . . . ,
|200 bbl$. Superfine Fl-OUR, gtpnnd
from new wheat,
50 do. in Store fit for family’s use.
Airo, ; '
| 10 tierces CoSee, and 30 barrels Loaf Sugar,
'• Nones &r Rowland,
j Commerce-Street Wharf,
i August V7, 6 .
‘ • ■■ 'FOR SALE.
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The Subscriber offers for,Sale,
His ESTATE in the County of Nan
semnnd, known by the name of Tucker’s Xeck.—
This trfct of Land contains about 700 acres, and is
situated immediately upon Nansemond1 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
drawing ten feet water may lav along side the t»M)k
at the landing place, which is bat a few yards from
the house. Of the quality of the l.ttid and the Im
provements upon it, it is deemed unnecessary to siy
aity thing, because it is presumed no one would be
disposed to purchase without viewing the premises.
Property in Norfolk would be taken in exchange for
this plauV-tion, or it will be sold upon any reasona
ble credit to suit the purchaser. Th$* whole tract
» susceptible of convenient division into two smaller
plantations, and would be so divided to accimiine
d.ite those who may be disposed to purchase.
I,. W. Tazewell.
August 20. in
FOR LEASE,
For a number qf Years,
Six LOTS fronting the Main Road
leading oqt of the Borough, near Mr. Qavid Pierce’s
Dwelling-House.
: r' 2 ■ FOR SALE,' :;.r
On a credit of |, 2, and3 Tears,
A place called DUNSVMXE, «
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. _ ^ V
jflsofor Sale on ike same credit,
A BRICK. HOUSE on Mam-Street,
No. 93, near Market Square, near 5gJeet in front,
calculated for two tenements, and a good stand for
business, now occupied by Niemeyer It Von Kapff.
T. Blanchard.
: August I,* -b 'v> ,. ',f tf ■*
FOR SALE* C
1*0,000 bushels SALT, jlar^fc Bone*
‘ vista, TurkVJhland, and Cadis, ■
11 pipes Old French Brandy, i>:i
SO puncheons well flavoured Antigen Rom,
r* (partold,) *
' " . Meal Holland and Anchor Gin,
160 gallons Lime and Orange Juice,
■ Bmmteaux Claret in bottles,
300 gallons excellent Shrub, 500 wt. Pimento,
Fresh Imperial awl Hyson Tea; Strong
v and Table ficer, in barrels,,apd half do.
, and about , ,
% - \*
# 1000 doeen Porter, eqnal in flavor fc strength
to any made on the continent.
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June 1.
3m
; ; ■ t&FOTljCE. ;
GENEROUS REWARD will he «iyen to any
person who will give information to the Subscriber
of the' residence of NICHOLAS BlHJRNE, late
toaster of the1 schooner TsaheHa, which was driven
On shore at Great Egg Harbour, in the month of Fe
bnjary, JfldO-rondof W'lLLIAM HEATH, mate,
and O llEUI AH DILL, seaman, on boardtbe achoo»
der Tr*», JAMfSS. BARTIE, late master, which
sailed from W’UoMngtnn, its North-Caro}ina, on the
.1st February, Up, m such .manner that their d spo
il tion may be ta)»n <o#OMne.now depending id Hie
district court of North*CaMfiu, to •'
ton in October naxt.
XV** .
ato'emenHoned are auppeead
of Maaaachastots, Mtd-tere*
«o hiking to i
side fat or near 1
ffXUxOft.
AShip’t
MngeRoaf <>e
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Prom (hr Democratic Free*.
‘'S'?'
The followfnedecree nlltnr* 240 p "'nSng^njwiiitig „>
<othe citvof PaWs, andtwci in each of
meats. There are more printingpresses fn Pmu
sylvania, a populatlp of 7J0,000—than Hi<$<&*>
permits to France, a popuIStion of prob-dily do milli- *8
ons. No book can be printed without, KrmiMitfe|
iani of r^—se no liook will be, permitted that '.psngHy
{either directly or indirectly interfere with the ateh* ^
and.views oTthe emperor.' Similar decreitwill %
doubtless Mjwomulgated by aH thecommental;
ars of Europe, ami the people will be left to gm
•bout in Egytian darkness. ,...,'
Translated fur the Democratic, Prtmti
THE MDDF. OF.
, rgulating Printing and PooksclHng* . , *
: Article 1, There shall.be a director general
charged under the direction o( W nhMt eflthmM
interior, with every thing Relating to prinOMaa^ .
bookselling. ... P ; Jr- • , ?'
! 2. There shall he sbt auditlto, nedei^fediretto*
general, 4|p>- * -^
; Qf the flrofudon* erf Printing att,
i 3. the l»t of |auw»ry-*UM, mi n ,,,,,
{printers in each department shall be.faw<li, Viiui't|^
•of Paris shull be reduced'Secixty.. ...,«*■• ■ ^ *j. -Agtft
’ 4, The redaction .in theJpaber of,pr&ters, share •
•not be carried iatn e&cLW those who are to*lr«.
'suppressed receive ait ipWtmnHy from *<»?§» ~rh|gM
*a be continued. ~ .-'Ta'v
j 5. The primes most obtain afin/enf and b $
\HVOm. - .4'*.-' ' '
6. ^ris shallhave four presse»Mch,tBk>»
those of the departments two. a ’ j ;
- - - .. .
7.. When, vacancies happen, either by, dehth «r
th(\rwjsc, those appointed shall.not deceive thtires^^t
tents and.be sworn, until they exhibit a proof-oftlS*? ,
abilities, their good characters, and their attachment
I to their country and sovereign^. ;
1 8. When b<:» appoint ms ntsSjJU place, a pr
ence shall be given to thefamifies of deceased
teris . ■ ■' .{# ... ' • * V-! .V- -, -- -'. '■
, 9. Che patents shall be given bear dfrebtorgi"*t
net al of the press, with theapprnSwtien. of oar*nti*-' .
oister of tbe inlenpr, they shall he regiajiered on th* *
civil tribunal of,the place of. residence im the patent
tee, who shall there take an oath not tu print awl* %
thing contrary to the duties which they owetothw
sovereign and. the interests of the state, '
Of the Ii'gHlation qfil'riniing.
10. It is forbidden to print, or to causa to
ed, any thing contrary to tlup duty Wbl
owe to their sovereign and the state ; th
shall be brought before out tribunals, in™,,,,,™..
Conformably to the penal code, while our minister of,
the interior, m%y, upon the report of the director gek
moral, rescind the patent of-any printer who may so
haye offended, v / ^
11. Evei y printer shall keep a book, signeffMr tha
prefect of the department, in which he ahall inscribe
in tlie order of their date*, the title of each work hw*
wishes to print, and the name of the author, if known
tphnn. This book shall always'be open to the in
spection and examination of aay police officer, wham*
: 1-. Tbe printer shall forward, witltiid delay, 4a
the director general of printing and book sellings
ana also to the prefects, a copy of the title taken
from hi* book, and a declaration that he hstenda
priming it, for which a receipt shall begfveafcim
I he prefects shall make,each of these dedarati
known to the minister of the priice,
its. The director general may order, ffh
nt, the >vork to be examined) avd nueiid
iug thereof, . , ' * ~ . _
, V”. "^n the director general shall have sustmi-*.
ded the printing of a work, be shall send it to w«en»
tori chosen from among thoae whom w% shall ouroi-r'
nate to fill that office, with, the advipe « <4fe dlrec«
tor general, and ol, the proposition of bur WriaiatMe
of die interior. ' , ^ . •'VJR
/ IS. Our minister of potice and the prefects ef 4»§
partments, shall suspend the printing of alt werfcar
that may appear to them to contravene article Uk-mf.
In such cases, the manuscript shall*be forwarded^,
within twenty.four hours, to thedirnctor wSSSSM
before mentioned. - ^
IS. On the report of the censpr, the direetor
neral may point but to the author the afoerstiSiipn# ‘
suppressions judged necessary, and, upon
sal to adopt them, forbid the sale of the work?
the types already set up broken to pieces, r“*
the sheets or copies already printed.' '
%* ■ •
17. In case of an appeal from the authol
be forwarded to our minister ef the inter!
*»•«**,
hew examination shall take phe* ' W
■ * ,*#. A new*censor, shatt ,be appointed, win kmffi
report to the director general, who, nrnlitodhria
Many centra as he may appoint, shall decidf fowlfe;*
19. When a director general shall think IBftV.'*
work about tohe printed relate* to aomn branch of
the government, h? shall inform the mifcistorbf thd
department to which the work relates, - • -
mination to take pm,
ft#'
zv.
anotua o«r minister be informed,,,^,
t|ian by the director general, tfcwt <u> aether*
tar intends printing ft work relating w» ««y
their (unctions, apd which ihotld utidergo*Ti '■ttujtfpi*:
astion, they thnll require the diretlorfftHrrtit io
bft?e it cxatoipoib The result o£ tkiar
«h»U be coipmunicated tothe minister of t
went, and* in case of a diversity p*
minister of the imersor shah report s j
| 31. Any author or printer,beforer
to press, may have it examined. A u.
laying been examined .shall he given «e I
rhi by the secretary of the dire*
the departments by the secret stsw me preS
33. The same formalities r*^ ‘
instance, as are etdaiped bynrti
14, IS, id, if
‘ When the director general shall tfch& that
no ream* for examining a noth, sad
^ shahhmm rochmstediht eeda
minatioo.
M5K6K0S9BP
*«lWfWSl5iin.
intention to *Mi h«
by ttepngifc t#oera,.or
«*
our mimmatsi'
minUteestpotice.ng *
meats, «t>, m
there she! Id.
contained m nlUda
by *
firass^
u#ete