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The Editor ofthe Public k Ledger.
At a Court held for Northampton
l otimv, the 11th day of July, lt>06.
Thomas ^ .Sunk its <«i.d * ilium ^imkins,*}
a*» mint bv Th- mas D Simk*n«, i. w I
gtWTdiaf, G,mfUfo*utt
Af riii.t overtoil S»» km* J-.hli MmUih, \ I,I Chanctry.
John Bricklv uie Juii.o, di.H Gaorg j
L« i- Difendmti.J
T»*C complainant' h'i*g •Hc'I *■ ill morr than thrift
IQ'iiith-*, an \ lb* r«*Ht »>• » a»i^ d thit C .vei t.it Simkiits
one. it. iloei am*, rs our .f i is common* ealih, il »» or
d rH, it) t l*»r »aid C.nv i»t.:n Mmkun Ho enter his appear
an <? to thi» . t tithe hrsi •! iv »»f November Oouit next,
a;n| wnv» secu* .t h»r |>eiinr?M -g the decree tnat may bt made
i»> this cav , or the Court wul on that day piwcecri in the
in » oi life m'liner »>i» it a • a;. ea a»*ce had tern entrreri;
and it *s hnthero'der d, *har a roj.y ni |l--.s rder I** p0>ted
a^'he fro'i* do r of »b«* r.»urt- Ioum* *f «hw County, and
puolishid in th' Pn** *ck hcd;"t for two months sncee'Sivt-.y
Tut',
J homas I. Savage, Clerk.
Nonfolk Harourh.
At a Hustings Court continued and
hei 1 the 24t.i day nf N? iv, 18JU.
Tl.nmas J..ne*, Compli'l
against i
Th unis Wright, administrator with \ In Cinnttrj.
the will annexed of riiuirus Newton, 1
deceas'd. Urfendant J
The defendant not having en-ered his appearance and
frivei, security „re rding to the act of assembly and the rules of
th', i ourt; and it appearing to the satnfartion of the curt
thv he is not an inhabitant of thiscornmo: wealth : on mo
tion ■ f the complainant by his counsel, it is ordered that the
said defendant do appear here nn the fourth Monday in July
next, and answer the bill of the complainant, andthataco
py Ilf this order be forthwith inserted in one of the Newspa
per, print'd in this Borough for eight week, successively,
and posted at the front door of the Court-House of the said’
Borough. A Copy, Teste,
_WILLIAM SHARP, C. C.
Virginia, to wit :
At a Chancery District Court held in
the City of Williamsburg, the 26th day of April l BOB.
Rofeit, J ihn, and France, Howard, infants under the ace
of twenty one years, by Henry Howard their father and
next friend, Flaimif,.
Against Mary Sclater, widow and devisee for life of Jnh,
Sciaur, deceased, Richard and William S. Sclater, son,
and devisees of the said John Sclatur, deceased, Edmond
Tafcb, I-ranees Tafcb an infant under the age of twenty
one years, Frances Powell, Elizabeth Smith, and Mile,
Cary, executor of John Sclater, deceased, and as execu
tor of the said John, who was executor of Richard Sclater,
-deceased, D'J.nda.M,
Oh the motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel,
Sarah Ttkb is assigned guardian to the infant defendant
f ranees IVb, to defend her in this suit, and the defendant
Edmond Tatb not having entered hit appearance and given
Security according to the Act of Assembly and the rules o'
thdk Couit, and it appearing to the Court that he is n t ar
inhabitant ofthiscou try i It it ordered, that thesaid defen
dant do appear here on the first day of the next term, and an
awer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a copy of this order
bw forthwith inserted in one of the Newspapers published in
the Borough of N»rf>lk, for two months successively, and
ptfodtt the front door of the farmer capitol in this city.
K Copy,
__A- thony R' hinson, C. C.
ADVERTISEMENT.
To a Gentleman icbo tins not been seen or heard of
by hit frit ndt in hit native country since March
1806.
1 his grntleman mnv wi h perfect safety,
b#t,h V »° <ub tk a'"1 . C -ncrn.s impart hit situation
and ulacc <>t residence t. I HE EDITOR OK Tills FA
PER, whn c-.r e *e Mm any info m.tion about h.afaroi y
Thu ilvmiwnt is mate by th-se mo.t i .tceslcd i
Wm and the re'er ru e may be eo- fided in—The *n
tlvntan t > who ■» It ia addressed, wi I know it by tht»«
circumsutic a He left Ins native c uniry in March 1806
—He waa the catty iU'«i»ing so-. of hia father whew,
name was Thomas^ V.rn lr<0 and mairkd M E “
7-- W"ZT. ' -ITW SIIU IIMIMta ,Y1 E, IIIy
••other J-hn wh**%as Hdtr than h m, had died fctfb r
Hit twin «U«ot» <M+ C. 3t A or whom the former was dead
Ufa.* 1806 He W.a bn. in the parish of B. where the es
tate of Ilia ancestors is Educ. t; d at 1 in the count* of R
and taken care of by hit .unt Cecilia.
July 15. \ |f
NONCE.
The partnership of Wifcon, Canning
Mtm S Co hivio* bevn disaoWed by mutual eonaent-Sl
thorn mdebtod, «s well aa those who have claims again*
them, are requostud to settle the tame with Aleaandai WU
am. <>r J. It Cunningham, who are fully authorised to li
date the busiueaa af m.4 concern
William Pt nnock,
Alexander Wilton,
James B. Cunningham.
NorVk, July 15, 1808. ^
*> The business heretofore carried an ha ths a
— -
Akrawder Wilson,
/■net JB, Cunningham,
ft*. fcOBFJlTSON’S
Celebrated Stomachick Elixir of Health.
Which Iim pwNt bv experience, to be the molt valuable
medicine, ever yet offered to the pub lick {or curing tile Gout
('ramp, and wind in the ftomaeh : alto a certain cure for the
Dv fernery, or Blondjr flux, Cholera M ubut, feverc Grip
ing*, and all other di (cafes of the bwwel*, a dufe never fails
*o remove a cold if taken f ion after its firft appearance It if
alfo celebrated for carrying off foperfluoua bile, removing
habitual eoftivenefs, ficknefs at the floutach, fevere head
ache, ire Sit.
The following certificate* arc (elected from the many ref
pcctabie ones lately received by the proprietor, and arc now
in hit poflcllion.
Certificate of Mr. William Julio*, carpenter and
itiLUr, No. 63, South Fy tk-Stutt^ FkiLdtlfliut
SIRii i My wilhe* to promote the intereft of fu peril m
merit, and to afford confoUtion to the afflicted, induces me
to requefr you will lay my cafe before the publick, as an in
eomefrible proof of the aftor.ilking effi.iary of Di. Hubert
fon*» invaluable Stomachick Elitir ol Health
I do hereby certify, that I w»s seized mult violentlv with
the difenlery, or bloody flux, which reduced me f.i much
that I was confined to me bed, and N"'aim- fa weak that I
could net move without afliftanec. iViy fituat on at that time
became ferioufly alarming, as no relief could be obtained, 1
was given over, and even death would have been dcTiraHe to
■nc, hid ■ ot a rriend of mine, who by cha' cc called to fee m ,
who had juli recovered from a fimilar complaint, though not
fo fevt-re as mine. He informed me that he was cured by ta
king Dr. Robert fon’s Stomachick Elixir of Health, and advis
ed me to fend to you for a bottle. I immediately did f i, and
by following your inftructioi s given with the bottle, bcfoie I
hid taken half a bottle, 1 f tuiid mvfelf much relieved, and
my disorder greatly abated, and by continuing intake it, ii
one week I was able to walkout, and in lets than a fortnight
was able to attend to my bufimfs.
I therefore recommend every family to be provided with
this invaluable medicine, particularly thofe who Ine at a
d fiance in the country, where affillaure cannot be immedi
ately obtained. As I am convinced hat Dr. R .bertf nV
Stomachick Elixir ot Health, is the nv<ft effcctu .I remedy in
the w old. I have fioce recommended it to fcvetal of my
friends in fimilar complaints, who have always been relieved
immediately after taking it. Should any perf m with lobe
more <u!iy convinced of my cafe, 1 will with pleafure ex
plain it to them by applyinr to me.
lam with a due sense of the benefit I have received thro'
theeffleaev of your medicine,
Sir, your humble servant,
WM. JULION.
M» Dvott,
Philadelphia, July ISth, 1807.
Certificate of Mr. George Stokes, South Water
Street, Philadelphia.
SIR———Eor the benefit of the afflicted, I think proper to
inform you that Dr Robeitfon's Elixir of Health, has been
t i me, of the molt eftemial fervice. 1 had been a long time
afflicted with a pain in my ftomach, and continual head ache,
attended with a fu knefsat the flomath, which brought on a
vomiting and lax, winch continued on me until 1 became
in a very weak (late, without being able to get any relief,
until 1 tried one bottle of Dr. Robeitfon's Elixir of Hea th,
which entirely cured my di«»rler, except a weaknefs and
want of appetite, for which l have fince taken Dr. Robcrt
fon’i Stomachick Wine Bitters, which quite refiored inv
ftrength and appetite, and I now enjoy better health than 1
experienced for many months before—As I confidervoiir me
licines to have been the means of faving my life," I solicit
vou to puhliih my case for the benefit of others, who by abi-i.
ing by the d,sections given with your invaluable medicines,
w rl l embrace the same means by which I have happily effect*
td my recovery.
1 am, Sir, your obedient servant,
GEORGE STOKES.
Mr Dvott.
Philadelphia, Auimft I, 1807.
ADDITIONAL certificates.
Of Mr. John T. Solomon, Sulk near Race-Street,
Philadelphia.
SIR .. .For the good of the publick and benefit of the af
flicted, | think proper to inform you, that having laboured
for upwards of six months, under a very bad cough, attended
with a diffkiulty of breathing, pains in my breaft and fide,
and a fickncfs at my ftomach ; having loft all appetite, I
became f • very much reduced in my ftrength as to be unable
to walk 1 was con fide red in a consumption, and given up
for a loft inan. In this hopelefs fu nation I had rccourselo
Dr. Robertfim’s Stomachick Elixir of Health, and to roy great
aftonifhracnt, before 1 had taken one bottle, found tnyfelf
very much relieved. 1 expectorated a g.c-t quantity of
phlegm, which has eased ine of one of the moft violent
coughs that ever man had ; I have taken it regularly ever
fince, and now find myself completely recovered, and (hall
certainly, for the benefit received, recommend it as far as 1
can, believing it to be a moft efficacious medicine in the
above complaint.
1 am, Sir, with great refpect,
Your obliged humble rervant,
JOHN T. SOLOMON.
Ma T. W. Dv«tt.
Auguft 22.
Certificate of Mr. John Lee, Philadelphia.
Dear Sir—By the alminiftration of Dr R-•benfon’s
Elixir of Health, ami that the publick may be a quainted
with the good effect I have received from it, 1 with you to
publilh the following:
About a fortnight ago I was foiled with the influenza, or a
violent cold attended with a pain in my limbs, and a v olei.t
cough, which fettled on my lungs, and having bet n for f.tnc
time before in a weakly date, I expected a consumption
muft soon have followed, hvd I not been advised to try Dr
Robeitson’s Elixir of Health, which has effectually removed
my complaint, and I now feel better health than I have for
fome time before. It is impoifible to fay too much in favour
of this invaluable medicine, as 1 am clearly convinced it is
the moft efficacious remedy ever offered to the publick, in
the above complaint
1 am, Sir, your obliged servant,
JOHN LEE.
Ma. Dfotra
November II.
The above Medicine is sold wholesale and retail by the pro
prietor, T. W. DYOT1', No. 11, North Seeond-Street, Phi
ladelphia ; and by appointment at BONSAL Sc CONRAD’S
Hook Store, Norfolk; and at SOMIRVLLL St CONRAD’S,
Ptteriburg. May S3. lawly
WILLIAM PEN NOCK
Has removed his Counting-Room to No. 4, on his
own wharf. July 29. tf
CASH gittn for
Rough W. O. hhd. & bbl. STAVES,
A. Maclure.
- August 9. If
Norfolk Borough.
At a Hustings Court continued and
held the 25th day of May, 1808.
Com ohm Ciuy waygari, Compl’t S
vtariziu Bottelkfand Metes Myers, f I" Chmc‘rJ
Defendants. J
The defendant Marjtitz BoztcUs not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of assem
bly and the rain of this court; and it appearing to the sa
IrshtUen of the court that ha is not an inhabitant of this
Commonwealth : or the motion of the complainant by his
counsel, it Kao* ordered that the said defendant Marizitz
Sostells, do appear here on the fourth Monday in July next,
and answer foehrli of the complainant, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some Newspaper printed
i* thisQosough for eight week* successively, and posted at
Shefraot doovwf the Court-House of said Borough : and it it
teftrtl ordered, that the defendant Mem Myers who hath
efotets of the said Marizitz Boztells in his hands, do not
pay, convey away, or secret such effects, but retain them
acid tb« tether order er decree of this court.
A Copy, Teste,
VILUAM SHARP, c. C.
FOR SALE,
At rfttucrd price* at my Office,
13 Hogsheads') C1T/-, A 0
♦0 tieros J SluAn.
7 pipes ")
6 h»**h<>*i. void Madeira WINE,
8 quarter ca-lsl
*0 tierces K ire ; ?50 bap Coffee,
30 chest* Young Hyson Tea; 80 hogsheads Molasses,
2 balrs Halfthicks and Plains, 3 trunks Ca licoes,
1 box <oir*e Linen; 1 trunk Jaconet Muslin and Dimities,
1 trunk 325 pounds sterling, Watches and Jewellery.
William B. Lamb.
TO REST,
The Store and Dwelling-House on
Market Square, lately occupied by Mr ViuccntPerlato.
Au|>u»t 1. 6
JOHN PENDHED’S
Root and Shoe Manufactory,
No. 70, Maix-Sireet.
The publick are respectfully informed, that
he has furnUhe \ himself with a quantity of the choicest ma
ttr»a s in his line of* usiuess, and has in his employ some of
the ^est w ikmen ii ti c borough, And having been long ex
perienced in the bu -iim >s him elf, his factory will not be con
ducted by proxy ; he then f .rc h«*pt:s to merit the patronage
«f the geiittiniei. of Norfoik and its vicinity, and assures
them that no pains nh til be wanting on his part to give sa
tisfaction »o those who fivourhim with their commands.
N. B Orders for Double Bat kstraps, single do. and Cos
sacks, executed with the greatest dispatch.
August 1 If
A Cargo of Liverpool Stoved SALT,
Fur bale on board the ship Mars.
Mosos Myers.
April 18. tf
~ " Tor REST,
1'he Store, Compting-Room & Cellar,
at present occupied by Mesa Wood 3t Hastings, no. 90,
Main-street. Apply to
Thomas Willock.
August ?4 tf
I will give Cash for barrel STAVES
Tor fifteen days liom this date.
Moses Myers.
June 6.
«f
'I'he Subscriber having resumed hit former Business of
Commissioner and Broker,
will buy orseil G ods on Commission, post Books, adjust
Accounts, and procure Money on good papcror merchandize,
at the shortest notice. ’
James Maurice,
No. 44, Clnnch Street
M>J __tf
FOR RUNT. ~~
The STORE in Market-Square, now
occupied by the subscriber. F.-r tenns apj iv at his < dice.
Thomas. Blamhtrd.
April 7. tf
6000 bushels Stoved SALT,
tO crates well assorted Earthenwaie—For Sale on
board the ship Sally, by
A. Maclure.
March 2 tf
Leather, Cordage, a;.d Loaf Sugar.
The subscriber will hereafter expose for Salt
at hit Ware-house nr. Campbell's wharf the above Articles, of
the manufacture of Norfolk, at reduced prices for Cash, oi
on short credits only.
Theo Armistead.
He will stll or lease for a term <if years, the STORES ai
the end of Marsden'sand Rothery’s wharves.
Feb. SO. tf
Richard Jeffrey Sr Co.
So 66, Main-ill' et, corner of hanV-Strret, hate juft re
ceived from L melon, per the Ihip Planter,
An assortment of MEDICINES,
of the firft quality
Alfo, a few hundied weight refined SaltPetre,
Hardham’s Snuff, No 9, and 37, in 1-2 and 1-4 pound
cannifters,
Violet, Benzoin, Windsor and Shaving Soap,
Evan's bell Crown Lancents, Tooth Bru.hes of superior kintl,
Refined Liquorice, Sc.
They have on hand, and are in daily expectation of receiv
ing (rom Amflerdam, all kinds of GLASS WARE, fuiuble
to Apothecaries
MEDICINE CHESTS for ships and family
ufe, with printed directions, put up as usual.
Octobers. tf
Fresh Imperial TEA.
Just received 17 boxes fresh Imperial TEA, of the present
year’s importation-Also on Hand,
25 tons assorted BAR IRON,
NO barrels and a few hogsheads Muscovado Sugar,
40 barrelsand bags Green Coffee; 25 hhds. old Antigua Rum,
20 hhds Molasses ; 8 pipes French Biandy,
ID crates assorted Queen’-Ware,
A few quarter casks of.Sherry and Teneriffe Wine,
Whiskey in barrels ; Loaf Sugar,
New York prime Pork and Beef; 30 casks Ch-ese,
A few barrels Mackarel; Soap; Candles; Demijohns, &c.
Fur Sale by
Jennings fc? Roddcy.
February 26.
if
Two thousand Spanish HIDES,
For Sale by
William Plume, & Co.
June 6. tf
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Market-Street, westward of the Market, has esta
blished
A Boot and Shoe MANUFATORY.
Fur this purpose he has employed the journeymen who were
lately in the service of Mr. Walker—as those are said to be
the best workmen in the place, and as he is determined to
spare no expense in getting the best materials, it is probable
that those will be well served who choose to promote an in
stitution so favourable to the interests of Norfolk, inasmuch
as that it will give employment to a considerable number of
people, and it w ill be made extensive in proportion to the
encouragement given to it.
New SHOES from New-York,
as usual for Sale—such as have been generally sold in retail at
9s. and 8s. 3d. for 7s. 6d.; those at lbs for Ids 6d except of
Morocco leather; Ladies' Morocco Slippers at 8. 3d f„i
7s. 6d. and in nearly the same ratio for every oilier kind of
Snoes, where the former prices will bear reduction.
Gentlemens’ SHOES and PUMPS
•f many kinds, made in his factory, and in Newark.
VERNON’S BOOTS,
which are no doubt elegant—Having on hand nearly 20<i
pair of Boots, he believes there arc very few gentlemen who
cannot be fitted.
A few hundred bushels of ground Allum Salt; India Cot
£"s, *«• *=• *» low as they can be sold tor a profit, for
A few Casks of
Best LONDON PORTER.
July 6. ^
NOTICE.
The partnership of Ellis SC Sprigg, of
Hampton, is this day by mutual consent dissolved_all per
sons indebted to the Mid firm are requested must earnestly to
come forward and pay their respective balances to Mr. C.
sPr,fl i and all those who hive claims against said firm, to
produce them to said C. Sprigg for settlement
Stimutl Ellis,
Per his Attorney in fact,
Robert Gibson,
Corbin Sprigg.
Hampton, February 17. tf
For CASH or approved Discountable Paper,
‘20 bales best Russia CANVAS,
1 do. Ravens Duck; 1 do. Matrass Ticking,
65 packages German Linen ■ For Sale by
Niemej er Si Von KapfT.
^Vbmarv 2S tf
Norfolk Drawbridge.
The Directors have declared a dividend
of Fifty Six Cents on the St> ck of this Compai y, fur the
half year ending the 10th inst which will be paid t» the
Stockholder^ or their legal repieseutatives aftti the lOth Au
gust next.
William Cammack, Treasurer.
July 13._ tf
LANDING
This Day from the schooner Adventure and
brig Eliza,
55 hhds. sup. qual. Muscovado Sugar,
34 do. and 40 quarter casks particular TenctiSit
WINE — i For Sale by
_ . „ Moses Mvers.
July 6. tf J
1500 sacks SALT, Liverpool filled,
6000 bushels do. loose, and
Sachem VyE*rthe“w“e—For s»>* on board the Ship
A. Maclure.
May 6.
tf
if e hare fur SALE on our Wharf,
‘200 hogsheads MOLASSES,
53 do.
auperiour quality MuscovadoSugars,
37 do. iUW
l/.lcriour fo
rr’U;"'aloure > 10 puncheons Ruin.
60.000 wt Jamaica Coffee, in hhds barrels and bam.
10.000 do. La4.11.ra do. 30 kegs Raisins.
80 cases superior quality Claret,
6000 bushels Ivica, fe500'do St. Ubcs, 2500 do. Turks-Isl
and, 5< 0()do coarse Liverpool Salt,
10 piptsold Madeira Wine: ♦ do Country Gin
*? barrels Rye VVhi,key; ?0 hhds Philadelphia’Porter.
1 new 14 Inch Cable 120 fathoms. *
. . „ C. & F. Whittle.
July *3. ,r
ihe Subscriber is disposed to Con
tract for a quantity of BRICKS and 1.1 ME. Terms will b.
made known on application to
John Saunders,
Fcrt Nelson, June 17. Ait‘
Landing at Southgate and Dickson’s wharf.
from the Imp Fame, from Jimaica, and for Sale,
86 puncheons choice 4th proof Rum.
5f0 hogsheads de. * M . *
4 casks Ginger j 18 bags Pimento. °
June 13. William Dickson.
NOTICE.
The Copartnership of RICHARD
P<^DLN’ iCo- ,UV II« Richard Drummond rs
authorised to receive and pay the debts of said concern.
Motes Mtftrt,
Richard Bowden,
r . Richard Drummond.
February *. ,y
Phoenix Fire Office.
The Subscriber, Agent to the Phcenix
Assurance Company, of London, for the State of Virgi
nia, begs leave to inform the pubiick, that he is now fully
cm|«)wered to subscribe Policies of Insurance for proporty
against Fire throughout the United States of America in
conform.tv to th« Proposals hereunto subjoined
N B FORTS THOUSAND DOLLARS can be insured
111 one risk on Buildmgsar.dtheir contents, and also on Ships
and their Cargoes on board, in the Fust Class, but in all ca
ses whcreTen Thousand Dollarsare exceeded, a special agree
ment must be made with the Agent, and an increase of pre
mium added those mentioned in the proposals, of not
ess than one e ighth per cent, on the whole sum insured.
Richard Taylor.
September* if \h7
FOR SALE, -
30,000 acres valuable LAND,
situated upon the river Washita, in one of the most fertile
par J of Louisiana—Particulars with regard to local advanta
ges, situation, title, and the mo*t favourable terms to pur
£ ma<!e k,"’»n by applicant, to THOMAS
TUNNO, in Charleston, or MORRIS MILLER, in Savan
nah_ Feb 8. _|,wtf
" ~ NOTICE.
The Subscribers have removed to the
Ware-House, No C, on Newton’s wharf, formerly occupied
by Messrs. John D. Haldane, dr Co. J P
JENNINGS & RODDEY.
January 8.
for S^iLhat oijj rent-h out t
Strong, Table, and Ship BEER, by
the hogshead, barrel, and halt barrel—and a constant suddIv
of bottled PORTER in packages and by the dozen. ^ *
Ami in S/orsi
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries,
wholesale and retail.
Feb ,8. I°SePi HaJ e8*
Mackinder & White, ’
Have just received from on board the schooner Liberty
Capt Lewis, from Philadelphia,
15QJboxes fresh Imperial and Hyson
TEAS, ol supenor quality.
ALSO,
A fresh supply of Hollands GIN,
rtcklenburgs, bit per fine Cloths, Gentlemens'Si»k Hats*
Parasols, <Src --Which thty offer for Sale on the lowest
terms, for cash * r approved notes
N. B A few fcairels of prime Smithfield MESS PORK
April 1=1._ tf
NOTES OF HAND, *
according to the new form established by the Directors of the
Office of Discount and Deposit ot the Bank .f the United
States, for sale at this office.
NORFOLK: ' '
PUBLISHED THREE TIMES A-VF.EK,
BY WILLIAM DAVIS
FOR THE PROPRIETOR,
Opposite the Etch mut C fir, House,
Price Sue Poiiai, Yearly, u, advaus*.