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Dk. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
■*PhUo»ophical, Political, and Literary.
xbwsxvm tiivuvu UTinon.
THIS edition will be published from the copies revised and
connected by Dr. Franklin, the' correction* of which ate in
the hand writing of the author, and may betetu by any gen*
tleman, In the powession of the editor of the Aurora.
The publication ’f the writings of Dr. Franklin in a eom
tilete edition, was tong contemplated by the late Benjamin
Franklin Bachc, his grandson, aarbo transcribed the copy
vrhtchwas devised to Mr W Temile Franklin, for publica
tion. It was originally designed to publish that corrected
edition in three languages, and in England, Germany,
France, and America, at the same time ; this expectation
was frustrated by the devisee ;W. Temple Franklin) who it
is asserted with great apparent probability, sacrificed the
werk and the honourable tnm reposed in him, for money,
to the mortal hatred of the English ministry against the de
ceased sage.
At soon as this fact was known, the editor of the Aurora
turned hitatlention to the collection of every paper and cir
cumstance which could tend to preserve and do honour to
the memory of a man, to whom America particularly owes
so much, and who, as he was among the first who reflected
bask lustre on hi* native countty, must continue to be rank
edjnthe latest posterity, among its greatest benefactors and
Ornaments.
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and reverence of his character—>and other incidental circum
stances not necessary to be pointed out, have concurred to
favour the collection of the best materials that could be ob
tained, after the sacrifice of the work by the devisee.
With some industry, and with some expense, the editwr
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tinmiud additions in Dr. Franklins liana-writing; but also
of several articles which have never appeared in any former
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bepossiole that the edition advertised was that which Mr.
Temple Fiankl.n was entrusted with: but it now appears
that the English edition is o-dy a new edition of.the former
compilatiO i w th small add.tions ; but still deficient, on a
comparison with the corrected papers in the hands of the
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ight on tire life of this great man, may be eng'afted nn the
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the Office of the Public^ Ledger.
August 1. • if 31
We have received by the brig Sumner, from
Jamaica,
57 puncheons high proof RUM,
15 Hogsheads MOL ASSES—which are offered for Sale on
very libeiai terms, by
Redmon & Frith.
ON BAND,
A parcel of very good W. Island RUOT.
June 16. tf 854
ROBERT GIBSON,
Has removed to the Fire-Proof Ware-House
in Wide Water Street, nearly oppoite Commerce Street
... . tf 536
evf-°r a^‘t‘ UJf 1,,e Subscribers, a geucral assortment of
Ship Chandlery, Cordage, and Cables,
_ 8, y» it), II, and 12 inches.
, -English P Al NTS. .nd OIL,
Sheathing PAPER. ,
Bar IKON,
TOBaCCX), Richmond Inspection; FLOUR,
rORK, Prime and Cargo, New-Ynrk Inspection, *
SooOh.CASf S; 2o Boxes SKCJARS
They have alto on hand, an rxicmivt and good at
mmt of
GROCERIES.
A'obh, Arbutnnoti &Coi
March 51# tf * $23
' A request to the BeiuvoUut and Humane.
WHEREAS, in Sept* ber last, 1 took JOHN JONES,
mn of Mary Jones, a iad ihen about 12 yean of
He, from the Berkeley Spring to this city, under a mista
ken tiotion that his mother had a right (since she actual y
exercised itj to bind her xni to me ; and whereas, the said
John Jones, Rotting probably informed of the nullity of the
indenture, did on the * 1st of .’ad of October, (after iny set
ting out for Alexandria,) lease, ray house, and staid several
days at a Mr. Albert's, a baker, «n Shock® hill, by whom
lie was brought oack, but left my house a second time, ou
the Mine or tne next day, (as I hare been informed on my
tttum,) saying that he wished to go back to his mother, that
he knew every stot> o(the road, and should find in Fredericks,
•urg plenty of waggons to carry him to Winchester: And
7 s r^*’ 1 ,<s*r“ei} ,at*y my greet surprise, from Captain
John Hunter, at the Berkeley Spr tigs, to whom 1 had occa
sion to writs*, that the said John Jones had nciiherbcen seen
•or heard of, which has been confirmed since by aletter from
•h mot er to tne-, 1 therefoYe request by this publick notice.
Ml and every person or persons, who may harbour the bee
lore named John Jones, or know of his place of abode, or
**at ha; become of him, to communicat-their intelligence
•i June 81st, 1806. . . * C. S STRAS
Mr slid j?',hn )mn b athCT *»’; f°f his age, slender
F“t well made, has a fair complexion, blue eye*.*light haw
^number of Irecklea iu the fiux, he is,sprightly and active!
Iwjisiwell on hwrseback, and can drivw a waggon.
* ^ Rent or Leooe% for (Me or Jtve yearst
„A commodious BRICK-HOUSE,
Situated on Smith's-Point, lately occupied by the Subscri
tenement is annexed an excellent garden, tic.
Thomas Price. .*
Who hu for Sale,
r, A likely NEGRO MAN,
jlfcuf *8 years o d t an excellent house servant, and ha, h_
- wtciormvM to drise a carriage. °*"n
tf m
[■ , ,* FOR SALK.
A quantity of New-York and Eneiish
SLATE, of super tour quality “
JW.O.
m
% -V .. s
? ’' Ftr Saar, Or Bint,
A PLANTATION, situated oft fiatap*
ton Creek, consisting of about 300 acres; being the proper
*ty on which Mr. W. Brough has long resided. It possesses
alt the necessary buildings Tor the couvcnienca of a family, or
agricultural purposes. There are some valuable orchards, one
particularly of apple, is considered snore productive than any
other in that Mil of the country. There is a'iso aWmd
Miti most eligibly situated.—For particulars, application may
be made to Mr.O. Hops, Hampton, Mr. John Dunn, Nor
folk, or the Subscriber in Richmond, who trill give itnme
diate powfiiion.
James D. M’Caw.
June 85. 2m 880
All persons indebted to the estate of
the late Wts Oaviss, Fsq. will please make payment and
those to whom the estate is indebted, will to please furnish
their accounts properly attested, in older that provision may
be mads for their payment.
Fortescue Whittle, Adm'r.
June 18. 3m 838
Landing at Murray ’s wharf, from <©n board
the ship Caledonian,
1500 Liverpool filled Sacks of SALT,
109 Crates well assorted EARTHEN WARE.
For Sale by
A. Maclure.
June 9.
if
Fresh supplies of Drugs & Medicines,
Hive juit been received by
FREDERICK HERRMAN, IF SOW,
Per the Ship Protec'rest, from Loudon, and Herald from
Liverpool — Acts, an auortvunt o/
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
A great variety i f
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
' All aorta o'
GLASS AND SHOP FURNITURE,
And a prime eoilectiou of VALUABLE PI'RFUMES, me'ti
ding OTTER of ROSES from Barbary
Importing regularly twice ayear from the moat respectable
Drugt’Utain Europe, we inure those who favour uswith their
orders, that the strictest attention will be paid to furnish
them with articles of the best quality, and on the most rea
sonable terms.
*„* PERRY’S and LETTSOM’S Golddn Antibilious
PILLS; CHURCHE’S and J. K READ'S COUCH DROPS
for Sale-MEDICINE CHESTS as usual.
June 16. tf 835
FOR RENT,
Thethrefekrgeand commodious Ware
Houses on the lower end of Gibson’s Wharf.—Possession
may bo had immediately, by applying to
John Southgate, or
William Dickson, i
Feb. 86. tf , 334
FOR SALE, i
A Lot of Ground on Main-street, j
Opposite to Mr Woodward’s cabinet maker's shop, suppos
ed to be 27 feet front and 196 feet deep.—Also, one LOT
on Little Water Street, supposed to be 23 feet f.out and 50
feet deep. For particulars, apply to
George Vashon,
July 3p._1m 28 Kempsville.
GERMAN GOODS.
JOHN C. NIEAfEYER,
Offer* for Sale the following GOODS, for Cash or on conve
nient credit, for approved Billsonu, viz.
3000 J»5S I « g ousneis,
loose and m bales,
6000 East-lndiaGuunyBags,
SSo pieces Hessians and
brown Rolls,
325 pieces while Rolls, of
four qualities,
14o pieces Ticklenburgsand
Oznaburgs,
16o pieces Plattllas, white
and brown,
15 pieces Dowlas,
So do Checks,
4o do. Britannias, -
4o do. Kouans,
45 do. best Flemish
Sheeting,
2a do. fine Bed sicking
2 yards wide,
24 do. Matrass Ticking,
Id do. German Canvas,
15 do. do.Shirt Linen,
44 yards each, from
65 * I to dolls per.
piece,
M do do. 37 yds. each,
at 36 to 75 dolls, j
per piece, I
24e do. Velvet Ribbonds,
aborted, j
4e boxes English crown
window Glass,
7o do. Baltimore window
Glass assorted, at
the manufactory
prices, for cash,
2ooo wt. lamb's Wool, su- j
perior quality,
5ooo dot. German I’hia Is, ve
ry cheap,
8000 bunches ted Garnet
Beads,
'AUo a complete auortment qf the following Article*,
viz*
miy assorted i ranks, Oil
Cloth, Coffee Mills,German
Razor Hones, Morocco Sh
ving Cases, do. Pocket Books,
do. Segar Boxes, Spectacle
Cases, Windsor Soap, Hand
Lanthorns, best Toruese
Shell Combs, Ivory ft Horn
do fine Razors ft Penknives,
Pocket Knives of all kinds,
Knives and Forks, Snulfeis
very elegant, Brass Candle
sticks, CoffeeTnasters, Shoe
Brushes, Cloth do. Mill
Saws, Frying Pans, Shovels,
Tongs,, and Pokers, Fish
May 16
FOR SALE,
49 Hogsheads Surinam SUGARS,
89 do. Grenada RUM,
MADEIRA WINE, in Pi;ies, Hh>U. and qr. casks,
7 Hogsheads Ri hmnnd TOBACCO,
FORK, HERRINGS, Na?y and Ship BREAD, and a few
bags PEPPER,
James Dykes, & Co.
AiagwOl. St . 67
10 Groce Wine & Porter BOTTLES,
700 Groce CORKS,
500 lb. excellent GLUE,
11,000 two and 3 Bushel BAGS,
f 105 Boxes Window GLASS,
175 do. 1st qoal. Spanish SEGARS,
27 Packages German LINEN.
v- _ - For Sale by
V ' John C, Niemcycr,
Mi.
Wy 28* ' 3m -a#
\
Hooks, Table Matt*, Battle
Doors and Birds, Bell Metal
Kettles, Waffle Irons, Wafer
1 rons,(*t nnan Lace tThread,
Bird Cages dr Baskets, Black
SilkVelvet,£<M>o Agate Flints,
Jewellery andChrystal Beeds,
Toilet Looking Glasses, com
, train do assorted, Snuff Box
! e®, Umbrellas, Plush forSad
dles, Passage Lamps, Cham
ber Lamps and Wicks, Back
gammon Tables, boo Dice,
elegant Chess Men, and Crib
bage Boards.
Apply as above,
if
744
ooo dot. Watch Christials,
assorted,
25 do. coarse thread
Stockings,
lo do. fine do
too boxes of Godfmid's
Spanish Segars,
75 do. 3d and 3d qualities,
12 boxes about2ooo straws
1-3 pint Tumblers,
3 do. Wine Glasses a d
Decanters,
S3 do. China and elegant
cut Glass Ware,
5 do. Toys,
fieooo Toy Marbles,
I case fine Hats,
loo wt Twine,
ISto dox. gold and siWcr Hat
Cords,
35 boxes short Pipes, three
grace eaeh,
35o wt. Canary Seed,
1 cask Glue,
Spectadesgreen and plain, an
elegant assortmeut to suit
all ages,
Gogles plain and green,
Pistols, an elegant assortment,
do. 1 case superior Hair
Triggers,
Fowling Pieces, elegant dou
ble barrels; do common,
single do.
Flutes, patent and plain,
I ifes; Oi taves; Tambourins;
Flageolets, double and single,
Violins, and elegant bows,
Instruction hooks, Sc Musiek,
Violin Strings, Bridges, and
Screws.
JVbw PuBUtktntr in’JVev-Yirt,
BT SAMUEL STANShUKi, J AT. KO.NAi.l5s, J. OS
BORN, AND GKORGE F. HOI KINS,
AM SLZ«4MT AMO CVUttCT IDITIO JT, in out: row HA, OCTATO, at
WALKER’#
Critical Pronouncing Dictionary,
And Exfiotiior qf the English Language.
Fran the third Loiidoi. Quarto Id.uon: containing the last
improvements and correction* of the Author.
TO THE TUBLICK.
THE itate of polite literate in a nation may generally be
ascertained by thecare which the well educated bestow
Upon the cultivation of their native tongue. To write and
speak it with propriety and purity, are attainments both elC:
gant and valuable; while contempt of them is a mark of bar
barism in the character of either an age or an individual.
And in proportion as men of learning become men of taste,
they attend not only to the substance and form of their Ian
guage, but also to the graces of utterance. In the polished
countries of Europe, do speaker, who disregards the laws of
Orthoepy, can hope for the approbation of any but the vul
gar. In the United States, English composition is yet iu its
infancy, and correct enunciation is only beginning to be stu
died. it is a curious fact, that with a less dissimilarity of ac
cent between the extremes of the Continent, than prevails in
Britain between adjoining counties, t iere are very few in
stancesof right pronunciation to be found among our best
scholars. Nothing can be more grating to the ear, even
slightly habituated to the principles of orthoepy, tlyui the
offences which are perpetually committed against them by al
most everv speaker in publick and private. The solicitude
recently discovered, and eve.y day increasing, to rectify our
errors on this point, indicates advancing refinement; and, in
order to accelerate its progress, the publick will shortly be
presented with a new, accurate, and beautiful editiou of
“ H'aUer'i Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Erfoiitor of the
English Language." Eulogtum on this work is uunecesvry to
those who are acqua.nted with it. For t e information of
others, the publishers remark, that t e basis of it is the mag
nificent Dictionary of the celebrated Dr. Johnson, But the
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nunciation to such a degree of precision asto render .is work
a Standard. The wordsarespel.edin such amannerastoex
n ib.t the true fore ■ of the letters, and enable the eye to co
operate with the ear in directing the organs of speech. A key
to t^c vowel sounds, simple in its form and easily applied,
Is at the top of every page. Besides an acute investigation ol
the Whole doctrine of English accent, syliibication, Arc. pre
fixed to his volume, Mr. W a na c it has annexed to anomalous
and dubious articles, disquiait ons which display much deli
eacy and candour of critie sin No man appears to have un
derstood bener the fastidiousness of language, or to have
treated it with more caution and address.
In re-pnnting this elaborate production, the result of long
and patient research into the analogies of the language, and
of many years observat ion of the most accomplished speaker;
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zeal to anticipate cun, they have already employed severa
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weeks before the New-York edition can be completed.
We will not boast of the rapidity with which our edition
advances, but we will lay claim to a greater merit—that oi
bestowing upon it all the time, and diligence, and care, and
attention, which such a work demands; and we expect thai
the typography al excellence and accuracy of our impression,
will, in the estimation of all persons ofjudgment, more than
compensate the comparitive delay which will be neccssarih
required.
Our address, announcing to the publick the New-York edi*
tion, having been extensively circulated, and it not being yet
generally known that any otktr ed tion is in the press, we have
been induced, by a regard to our own interests, to give thii
notice, that when the Ph ladelphia edition appears, it maj
not be mistaken for that which we are now publishing.
It was not, at first, our intention to a>k Subscriptions; fo;
we feared no competition when we undertook ihe work A
rival edit on, however, having been begun, we deem it pro
per to *ecure by this mean* all the benefit which may be de*
rived from those persons who wouid patronize or purchase
our edition| in preference to the other.
CONDITIONS.
The work shill be printed on a fine wore medium paper; ii
ahall bo neatly bound and lettered, andde ivered to Subscri
bers at Three Dollars and Fifty Cents. A liberal allowance
will be made to those who subscribe for a number of copies
*»* Subscriptions to the above Work, received at the
Office ofthe Pub lick Ledger.
Ju[y 88._ lawtf go
desertion:
DESERTED from this Garrison, on Sunday the 20th in
stant, John Bush, a native of Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania, private in my Company of Artillerists, 2'.
years old, 4 feet 'J inches high, grey eyes, brown nair, freak
complexion, by occupation a lay lor.
John Lynch, a native of Philadelphia, artificer in sale
company, 24 years old, 5 feet 9 inches high, grey eyes, black
natr, fresh complexion, by occupatien a house-carpenter.
John Minsur, a native of Philadelphia, musician, 5 feei
S inches high, 17 years old, blue eyes, brown hair, hair com
plexion, occupation a painter.
Thirty Dollars will be given as a reward for the above men
or ten doll in for each delivered at th.spost, to any Officer o!
the United States army, or secured in any goal, and informa
tion given, so that said deserters may be brought back t<
their duty.
John Sounder*,
_ Capt. U. S. Art. Commanding
Fort Nelson, July 25th, 1806. 6t 14
30 Pipes Country GIN,
10 do. real Cogniac BRANDY,
to Puncheons W 1. RUM,
IS Quarter CasksOid Sherry WINE,
30 Barrels WHISKEY,
3 Hogsheads Apple BRANDY.
30 Bags PEPPER, *
SO Boxes Mould CANDLES,
. 30 do. Dipped do.
2 Bales Fine CASSAS,
5 do Beerboom GURRAHS-Far Sale i
reduced prices by
S. Marks, jun. & Co.
APril *tf (31
FOR SALE
850 Barrels whole HERRINGS, i
excellent order for Shipping.
80 do. cut ™ ** d0.
130 do.SHAD; 750bbls.TAR,
430 do. TURPENTINE. -
. . Richard Blow.
»+ _tf 807
FOR SALE,
73 punch, choice 4th proof RUM
PImp fik* keior - n _i_ 4 m
Received by the brig Paragon, Captain Robertson, fna
Jamaica.
Redmon & Frith.
loir 1*. tf 899
For Rent, or Storage received,
That large and commodious WARE
HOUSE, an Hutchings' wharf. For terms, apply to
Jtihn Brown, or
W«. Cammack.
August 4. tf 44
SECOND CLASS.
scheme oiTa Lottery,
For the Benefit o/Willuk tndMAkt College.
5,938 Tickets at 10 dolls, each, 'dolls. 59,380
4,685 do. at 15 do. do. 70,257
10>«23 129,655
Deduct low on 3000 Tickets renewed, 4,500
Dolls. 125,155
To float in the wheel, and come ont as chance may
direct.
3 Prizes'of 5000 Dollars, each,
Dolls.
10,000
4
do.
2000
do.
8,000
do.
16
2000
do.
10,000
16
do.
500
do.
8,000
32
do.
200
do.
6,400
do.
160
100
do.
16,000
do.
232
50
do.
11,609
750
do..
20
do.
15,000
do.
1
155
Stationary Frizet are,
1 Prize first drawn, after 1000 Tickets >
500
*
arc out,
do.
2000
500
do.
3000
500
do.
4000
500
do.
5000
509
do.
6000
500
do.
7000
10,000
do.
8000
500
do.
9000
500
do.
last drawn, a Prize
20,009
1223 Prizes.
Dolls. 125,000
9400 Blanks.
The superiority of this Scheme to the one first
proposed, is so obvious, that little need be said m
recommendation of it* Those inclined to adventure,
will see that their chance for obtaining prizes is
greatly encreased ; that pending the drawing, their
email prize* may be immediately invest/ d in other
tickets, thereby giving them a chance Jor prizes of
considerable magnitude, To those who have drawn
prtzes of IS dolls, in the Tivst Class, as well as to
those who have drawn blanks, information is now
given, that the prizes may at their own option be re
newed by tickets in this Class, and their blanks also,
but upon the payment in the latter case of 10 dollars
with each blank, provided such prizes and blanks,
with the cash, be remitted fre£ of postage, to hobt.
Greenhow, merchant, in Williamsburg, agent and
treasurer, or to liilliam At to. urn, Post Master, in
Norfolk, previous to the commencement of the
drawing, after which period no renewal will be made
When to the prospect of individual advantage that
may result to each adventurer, is added the patrio
tic reasons which induced the legislature to autho
rise this Lottery, it is ardently hoped th.t the dis
position of tickets, will soon enable the commission
ers to certify, that the drawing has commenced ;
which event, the agent assures the public, shall be
expedited by every means in his power.
Kobt. Greenftow, Ag't Treasurer•
June 18. tf 842
CUT-NAIL MANUFACTORY.
EPHRAIM WELCH,
No. 86, Msw-Stssst,
WITH gratitude acknowledges the liberal encourage
ment the citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the
Public have been pleased to offer since the introduction of
his Nail Manufactory in this Borough, and informs them that
he has erected all his Machines new, which are very conside
rably improved, and continues to manufacture the best qua
lit) 1 And has on hand for SALE, a constant supply of
Patent NAILS and BRADS,
VV hich is cut length ways of the hoop, and to accommodate
his customers, has thought proper to reduce the prices aa
follows, bv the keg forCaSH, viz.
8rl. lOd. 12d. and 20d. Nails at 7il 1-2 per lb.
fid. lOd. 12d. and 20d. Brads at 7d. 1-2 pei lb.
6d. Nails at 9d. 1-2 per lb.
Sheathing Nails at 7d. 1-2 per lb.
Cd- Brands at 4s. 6d. per M
4d. do. at 2s 9d. per M
Sd. do. at 2s. 3d. per M
4d. Nails at 2s id. per M
Sd. and 2d. do. at 2s. 3d. per M
ALSO FOR SALE,
Crowley and German Steel Hoop IRON.-—
Nail Machines made and warranted good, on short notiec.
N. B. All of the Nails, Brads, and Articles, soldat the Ma
nufactory. June 13. tf 831
NEW CUT-NAIL MANUFACTORY,
ON TOWN POINT,
A moll Jittone* lolrw County W,arJt IV,Jo fVolot Strut.
XHE Subscriber has, at a considerable expense, fitted
up, in addition to his other business, a complete set
chinery, adequate to finish 500 to 600 lbs. of Nails daily.
He is also provided with a good stock of iron j and with a
sufficient number of skilful workmen.
He km on hand < t mutant toffly of
Nails, Flooring Brads, and Sprigs,
which he offers for Sale at the reduced prices as follows, by
the keg, for cash only, viz.
8d, lOd, ISd, and 20d Nails, at
7 1-Sd
per lb.
bd, lOd, lid, and SOd Brads at
7 1-Sd
per lb.
fid, Nails at
9 l-2d
per lb.
Sheathinf, do. at
7 l-2d
per lb.
fid, Brads at
4s fid
per M.
4d, de. at
2s 9d
per M.
3d, do. at
2s 3d
per M.
4d, Nails at
is 9d
per M.
3d Sc 2d du. at Hr. wl.
2s 3d
per M.
ALSO—HOOP AND BAR-IRON ASSORTED^
Ui VIJ\T DOUSE Y,
June 2. tf 783
FOR SALE,
3000 Pieces Yellow NANKEEN,
11 Boxes Imperial TEA,
6 Chests Hyson do.
The above of the beat quality and entitled to drawback.
Apply to
Robert Maitland W Co.
WHO HAVE ON HAND,
Hibbert’sbest bottled Porter and Brown Stout.
Msot
Old L. P. Madeira Wine, fit for immediate
use.
March 5.
tf
56Q
. For Rent,
The Store, Compting Room & Cellar
No. 41, Main-Street, lately occupied by Mr. Wm. M'Cuti
chen. Apply to
Thomas Willock.
March 17.
NORFOLK.
Published Three Times A-weee,
BY WILLIAM DAVIS,
toe the propriktoh,
Opposite .the Exchange Coffee House
Mce-Kv* Daman SndFifty Gents yearly, in advance