Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-02-28 00:00:00, page 1

WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ‘28, 1810.
to Charter,
UPS.
Whittle.
Wanted to Charter,
5 Schooners or Brigs,
Richmond l<>r S .Rustm).
New-Ycirk or
liberal freight and dis
patch will be given.
Applv to
James Thorburn,
Lee's Wharf.
fcbruary 21. 4
FOR CM A RTF.R,
>The good new Ship Orestes,
Capt. Alien,
Burthen 340 hogsheads tobacco, wili be ready for
the reception of a.cargo in a few days. For terms
apply to
Moses Myers & Son.
Who offer for S ’!•• on board said Ship,
*,000 bushels line SALT, and a few crates Liver
pool WARK.
tf
February 14.
i-on charier.
^ The good Ship Medford,
Capt. C'*>fTin,
jWilwn 300 hos&heads. For terms apply* to
Moses Myers & Son.
• Who have for Sate on board said Shi/:,
9000 btfshels Cadiz SALT.
January 29. tf
IMP FOR SALE OR CHARTER,
>The good brig VICTORY,
__‘ David Lr:vis, Master,
•Burthen 160 tons, an excellent g icrl vessel, and rea
dy to receive a cargo. Apply to
Moses Myers Sc Soil.
February 7. if
ior SALE,
An HULL
Of a new SCHOONER,
•f l40ton», now 1 ring at Loyall’ - wharf, "ill sail
&si, and'Carry a large cargo for her tonnage.
A/s-',
BgA Pilot-Boat SCHOONER,
fly a , ■
“ f <>t* loiis, »ill h». rompletefy b,teil
in a forUi'.gPt. Apply to
WiLon 5c Cunningham.
February* 2. tf
tGR CHARTER,
'The good Brig WARREN
,Capt. \\ rston, 200 hogsheads burthen.
Moses Myers & Son.
For Sale ok b .x d said Rfig,
TOGO bushels Liverpool SALT.
January 3. tf
FOR CHARTER,
The Ship VENUS,
, David G. Rond, mistt., burthen -80
hogsheads tobacco.
WARREN ASHLEY.
Who offers for Sa’e>
6000 bushels Stoved SALT.
October 13. tf
w TOR NEW-OKI LAN'S,
5- > ' (To # ’.iliti Irn days.)
,The brig SPa N! SI I LADY,
1). Fraser, master. Fbr freight or passage apply to
Jennings & Roddcy.
February 7. tf
I-Oil Cl lAlUT.il,
The fine fuft sni'i'ig tj/iip
- ; BSTSKY,
EJjvkhI W«tson, m ister, burthen about 430 hogs
hesds tobacco, will be rendY for the re«eptiun of a
«ar,go in 10 or M days. For term* apply to
UOWDLN & m:1.:iad6.
February 2, tf
/’or Sal- or Charter,
*V. The good Brig Hannibal,
____i+Ohu'liah Gcrrhh, m-- >rr. burthen 17b
tons, now laying at Commerce-street wharf. Ap
ply to.
Moses Mvcrs & Son.
For R de on bowd said Brig,
50 bundles prime IIAY.
January SI. _tf
FOIL SALE,
100 hhds. prime retailing Molasses
Jennings &. Roddey.
Februsry 13. tf _
PLANTATION lor bale.
THE SUBSCRIBER offer* l.is Plantation In the
Coonty of Prince** Anne for sale, known by the
jismc of “ EASTWOOD," formerly the property of
William Aitchitton, containing 28] 1-3 acres.; the
land is fertile and well adapted to the growth of
Whc-it, Barley, liidiyo Corn, &c. he. and excelled
by none for good MfUgrage There is on this Plan
tation even '.itiilq^BeccfcsRrj. and t'ie whole wed
fenced in. !t is silVRd in one of the best neighbor
floods in Vii saja, and lying wi a branch of Lynh i
\in ltiver, wHr the liest Fish and Gyatevs nut be
hoi in abundance. A further descgytfon of the place
is deemed unnecessary, as it is priawhed no person
Urtll purchase without viewing tl^pKmi**#.
John S. LoVet.
FiUrnary 14. l*w*C
Fashionable HATS.
Just Received,
2 cases best London H ATS,
6 do. American manufactory do.
For Sale cheap by
Wood & Hastings.
February 23. tf
SALT—A-iioat.
4000 Bushels Cadiz SALT.
hi Store,
1300 bushels Turk's Island SALT,
2700 do. large Bonavista do.
For Sale by
Joseph Hayes.
February 23. 3w*
FOR SALE,
50 barrels CIDER BRANDY,
59 boxes Brown Sugar,
20 hogsheads Muscovada Sugar,
16 do. excellent Molasses,
11 do. Antigua Rum,
21 ban els prime Beef, New-York inspection—By
J. O. Walker,
No. 2, Maxwell’s wharf.
February 23. tf
FOR SALE,
49 hogsheads of Petersburg Tobacco,
selected f>r the London Market.
16 bales Virginia Cotton,
250 barrels Fredericksburg Superfine Flour,
16000 “weight Coffee,} „ .... . ,, , .
1300 do. C. coa, 5 E,ltltled t0 drawback.
500 barrels sofi Turpentine.
750 do. Suffolk Tar,
55 do. Fork,
300 bushels Peas.
Mackinder & White.
February 12. tf
FOR SALE,
700 barrels Navy Bread,
ICO do. superfine .Pilot do.
100 do. Ship Bread.
Stephen Harris.
February 14. 3w
Thirty Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from the Navy Yard, Gosport,
(Vu.) the following privates in the Marine Corps,
viz. on the night of the 15th inst ant,
ANDREW WATSON, says he was born in the
state„ot New-Jersey, 25 years ot age, 5 feel 7 inch
es high,, grev ev es, brown hair, and saliuw complex
ion, by occuj .turn :i farmer.
Also ou the night of the 17th instant, JAMES
GLASGOW, born in die state of Nnrth-Caroiina,
21 vearsof age. 5 feet 10 1-2 incites high, light eyes,
light hair, light complexion, by occupation a farmer.
On the same rglit, CHARLES HARRINGTON,
born in New-Y k, 18 years of age, 5 feet 5 1-2 in
ches high. g!-ev eyes, yellow hair, fair complexion,
by occupau n a farmer.
TEN DOLLARS with the nece»sar«y expenses
will be paid f>t securing eac.h deserter, and stcuring
him or them iu ; ny jail in the United States, or by
delivering them at any military post most convenient
to where said deserters may be apprehended.
William Anderson,
February 19. tf Lieut. Mar. Com.
luo whole) Tierces'prime New
37 half ] RICL.
For Sale by
George liaincock.
Febhiary 14._ tf
REMOVAL.
The Subscriber has removed his Counting-House to
the llri< h Warehouse on Lee’s Whaif, where lie
offers tor bale,
13,000 bush. Liverpool Salt, suitable
to cure fish,
400 barrels Richmond superfine Flour,
400 kegs Lard,
1000 bushels Mack ev’d Peas,
40 barrels Pork, 30 do. Navy Bread,
CO crates (il ss Bottles,
6 bales Gernun Oznahurgs,
3 do. do. Hessian,
3 do. do. Rolls,
20 barrels Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
12,000 weight Green Coffee,
13 barrels Brown Sugar, &c.
James Thorbiirn.
JC7* GOODS stored on moderate terms, and the
wharf most convenient for ships of any draft of wa
ter. February 21. tf
LANDING
7kis Day from the Sc/touncr Hiting Sun, Captain
.luckuiu, Irani CkurlaUon,
‘g SfX} Prime New RICE.
And Ajimt,
40 hhd». Rappahanoek Tobacco,
For Sale by
Jennings & Roddey.
February 17. tf
FOR SALE,
Tbe CARGO of the S^hoon.-r Ann Ballard, Captain
Laiigdori, from Cadi*—Consisting of
100 quarter casks Sherry WINE,
100 _ do. do. • Malaga do.
30 half pipes Catalonia do.
W bunch. Raisins, 180 boxes Bloom Kaisint,
ISO boxes Muscatel Raisins, 35 frails Figs,
50 boxes Oranges, 50 do. Lei
80 jars ( dives, 8 bales Bottle I
P 3 bags Chesnuts.
! ' " Jamb Yj
^ua^Sl.
A PROCLAMATION,
fiF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
WHEREAS information l*as been received th*1 a
number of individuals, who have deserted from the
army of the United States, some of whom have
sought shelter without the jurisdiction thereof, have
become sensible of their offence, and are desirous of
returning to their duty—
A hill pardon is hereby granted and proclaimed
to each and all of such individuals as shall, within
four months from the date hereof, surrender them
selves to the Commanding officer of any military post
within the United States, or the territories thereof.
In testimony whereof, I have caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed to these presents,and
signed the same with mv hand.
Done at the City of Washington, the 29th day of
January, in the year of our Lord ouc thousand
eight hundred and ten, and nl the independence
of the United States of America the thirty
fourth.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON.
Uy the President,
tf R. SMITH, Secretary of State.
DOC roll J. Ii. BLAKE,
Dentist 8C OccuUst.
RESPECTFULLY acquaints the Lillies and Gen
tlemen cf Norfolk, that he intends to practice here
in both branches of his profession.
He fits artificial teeth from one to an entire set,
with such nicety as to answer the useful purposes of
nature, and of so neat 2n appearance that it is Im
possible to discern them from real ones.
His method of denning the teeth is allowed to
add every possible elegance to the finest set without
giving the least pain, or incurring the slightest inju
ry to the enamel.
Di. II. removes and prevents the decay in teeth,
he makes loose teeth fast by bringing the gums te
adhere firmly to them.
Dr. 11. from his long practice and experience in
England, France and Spain, flatters himself there
are on tins continent, very few who understand or
cure nil complaints incidental to the Eyes better, in
deed there are very few cases in which he ever fail
ed to perfect a core.
lie will w..it on any Ltidy or Gentleman at their
respective houses, or may be consulted at No. *6,
Main-street, where may lie had his Antiscorbutic!:
'/'oath Loilon, which he ventures to say is much
snperiour to any now sold in this country: it not
only gives to the teeth a beautiful whiteness, but
renders the gums red, healthful and firm; prevents
decay in the teeth, and imparts to the breath a most
dilutable sweetness.
N. B.—Dr. B. will h»ve tvis Tooth-Ache Tincture
ready for sale the latter end of this week; it will
give immediate relief in the most distressing pain o
the teeth.
C?" Dr, li. will nftenri the Poor gratis.
*#* Dr. B. M-.y be consulted on Tuesdays and
Wednesdays at Mr. Milliu's, in Portsmouth.
Febru ry 7. Ini
___________
Rough W. O. Hogshead STAVES.
James Young.
January 18. tf
~ & NOTICE
All those who have claims against the
Estate of JAMES MlNZIpS, deceiscd, are desired
to render their accounts properly authenticated, and
those who are indebted to make immediate payment.
Joseph Hayes, Adm’r.
February 14. 3w
150 bales Upland COT i ON,
1300 bush-Is COHN,
For Sale by
A let. Maclurc.
November 29. tf
<r> NOTICE.
The Business of 'he late Firm of
Frederick Heerman and Son#
Hating been now nearly Closed by the Subscriber as
the surviving .partner of that firm, all |>ersuns are
hereby notified that the said firm is this day dissolv
ed.—The remaining debtors of the aforesaid firm
are hereby required to make payment of their res
pective balances unto Airs. Charily thermae who
i.lotie is authorised to receive the same. The credi
tors of the said firm are hereby also requested to
tn-ifce application to the said Chari'y Heerman for
the adjustment and payment of th">r respective
claims. The business, formerly carried on by the
said firm will in future be conducted by the said
Charity Heerman, solely.
FREDERICK UEFRMAN,
Surviving Partner of Frederick Heerman & Son.
CHARITY 11KERMAN,
Administratrix of Frederick Heerman, dee’d.
February 8. tf
PORTER & CHEESE.
Landing from on board the Shift IVoodroft Sims,
Cafit. Haynes, from London,
300 dozen Hibbert’9 Brown STOUT,
SO hampers very suneriour double Gloucester
CHEESE—For sale by
Jennings K Roddey.
Also landing,
A few puncheons St. Croix Rum ; Prime Codfish in
hogsheads; 10 barrels Fish Oil i and 40 bales Cot
ton. December 18. tf
| FOR SALE.
A HOUSE and LOT near Smith’s
I’oint, ut the corner of Botetourt and Bule-streets.
'41»e Lot it one hundred feet square ; the House is
about six years old, built of the best material*; there
is a Tump and Well in the yard, ■ good Garden.
Dairy, Stable*, fee. This House and Lot may be
low, f«r approved paper at 5, 6, V and 12
momi. Apply t»
1 : * ’ - T* Blanchard.'
I February 5. ' tf
e # '
COW-POCfr
Those who wish to be ^||ipgyL>:
sd, are informed that DOCTOR BALnHp|p£
in possession of fresh Vaccine Matter.
February 26. < 1-1 .
VACCINE.
I.es Francnis qui vou dront faire Vacciner lenr*
Bufords sont informfes que le Oocteur BALFOUR
rient de rccevoir de la m«teire toote fraiche. :
~ TO KENT\ '
For one, two, or three »meg, and pottesston' grptw
immdiatfty, • ' fe $'
A small Farm near Lindsay’s Gardens, >
W^ith a Dwelling-House, Kitchen, large Garden, kc. ,
ALSO, , '
The Dwelling-House, No. 64-, bn
Main-street, next door to Dr. Jrffery'a, with the
Stoi c, large dnr Cellar, &c. an excellent stand for
business. . >
Robert Tarmar.
February 26.
tt
Norfolk Bkouuh.
At a Hinting t Court, continued anti held the 23d
day of January, 1810.
Thomas Hunter, Plaintiff, \
sigainut f r
Thomas Child, Warren AsMey, fIn (-AancerV>
Riid Holder Tollman, Deft,. ' . , . .
The defendant Thomas Child,not having entered
his appearance, and given security according to th« ■
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the said'
deft nd. nt is not an inhabitsnt of this commonwealth *
an the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, it bor
dered that the said defendant 'Ilium » Child* do ap
pear here op the fourth Monday in March next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy of
du* order be forthwith published in s. me Newspaper
printed in this Borough for eight weeks- evasively*
and p sted .it the front door of the Coon House.—
Aik! it it further ordered, that the defend:.tits War
ren Ashley and Holder 'Oilman. do not pay, convey
aw ,y, or secret, any debts or effects in their hands*
owing or belonging to the deleudant, until the further
order of this Court., i
Copy, Teste,
_ __Willi,m Sharp, C. N. B. C.»
. N OK MILK Ih-ilollliM.
At a Hutting■** Court, continued and held the
day of Januayy, 1810. ■
John Mitchell, Plaintiff, -v
Again*t f . W
Thomas Child, Warren Ashley, and ('*~l '~'ianetry»
Holder Cullman, Defendants. '
The defendant Thomas Child not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
said defendant Is not an inhabitant of this Conimcn
wealth s on the motion of the plaintiff bv his counsel*
it is ordered that the s ,id defendant Thomas Child
do appear here on the fourth Monday in M»ivh uejit*
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy
of this order he forthwith published in some Newspa
per printed in this Borough for eight weeks suctes
sively, and posted at the front door of the Court
House. And it is further ordered, th it the defend
ants Warren Ashley and Holder Tollman, do not
pay, convey away, or secret any debts or iffecu in
their hands, owing or belonging to the other defend
ant, until the further urdey of this Court.
Copy, Teste, ' ; Jfef
William Sharp. C. A* B r.
Norkjlk Bo
uovoh,
At a Hustings Cou't, continu'd and held the 23d
tiuh of Jumiaru, 1810.
Grave*, Sharp, £c Fisher, Plaintiffs, ^
Against
In Choncefyi
D. L. Mars, and Wilson, Cunning
ham, h Co. '*
The defendant D. L. Msrs, not having
his appearance, and eivrn security accnriWte^o tile
act of Assembly and the rules of this Conrti .and ie
appearing to tlie satisfaction of the Court., thin tb*
said defendant D. L. Mars is not an inhabitant of
this Commonwealth: on the motion of the plaintiff'
by his counsel, it is ordered that the said defendant
appeav here on the fourth Monday in March next,
and Hiisw ec the bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy
of this order he forthwith published in some Newspa
per printed in this Unrough, fur eight weeks succet
sively, and posted at the front dopjr uf the Court*
Mouse. And it is further ordered, tjtat the defend
ants Wilson, Cunningham & Co. do not pay, tumvey
away, or secret any debts or effects ic their fcdfiA,
ow mg or belonging td the other defendant, un&tbe
farther order•'« this Court. '
Copy, Teste, m '
It iUiam Sharp, C. H. B. C.
Slave Holders take Notice.
THF. SUBSCRIBER
Has about Forty FARMS,,
liying within the United States’ Military Trapt, in
the State of Ohio, which he is disputed to exchange
for Slaves on reasonable term*. Many of thete
Farms have considerable improvements upon them,
are all of the first quality of Land, and lie ittHke
pacts of the Stale which arc most rapidly pnpuflfik
on the Sciota, on 0*1 Creek, and on the watefs uf
Licking.
A number of families desirous of nettifog in ll)|
same neighbourhood c m be accommodated wit*
farms lying contiguous to each other. ApptkaiVai*
addressed to the subscriber, by tetter or atbyMK
at Marietta, State of Ob to, wilt be punctoaRiriiiiiim
tied to. ». • ■ r <5 -
Tlromas BadpUs.
Marietta, (Ohio) 1810. la'whLj
Taylor,