Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-30 00:00:00, page 4

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“ * Bfeg ktvyt lnform thetFfwendS^i«ti#fcHblk"t|md iu
„ viclnifTCtKat by the lastarrival from Niw-York,
I (Sctt’r Carlton, captiutrJahnsoifcA they have tgk
ceived the tetnaindeT^p. W , .Jm
' consisting of Variety of the J »-•
MOST FASHION AHWnpfcNCY ARTICLES ;
which In addition to those {Mjayiously received, con
itutes a complete assortment of every description of
DRY GOODS,
‘ii.y
Which are now vpened for inspection at the Store
t No. 20, Market Square, lately occupied by Mr.
K Eugene Higdns. ;
f Country Merchants and VVliolesale Dealers gene
' rally, are respectfully informed, that they intend to
keep up tlieir supply all through the year, and that
‘ tlwy will be supplied on the most liberal terms for
r\CASli*nty.
Neilson & Neale.
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'** November 2.
V :' vy The Subscriber wishes to Purchase,
§400,00 ) drawn W. O. Hhd. (Staves
and Heading,
V' .100,000 dr.wn it. (). Hogshead Staves,
200,OWttrenty-two inch Cypress Shingles.,
jnees and terms of payment to be made
- The pn<
kns^rn immediately to
Henry Mastic,
At No. 163, Main-Street,
. fi. • * ' . . *
Ortohgr 15.
tf
Hibbert’s bottled Porter and Brown
' StOUt.
Just received by the Shift Rising States, from Lon
■ <' don, and for Sale,
vm
casks Hibbert’s best bottled Por
, ter and Brown Stout.
v
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® Robot Maitland.
October 24.
8w
% Mow landing on Murray's ll’ha>t,Jrom the Schooner
* . Caroline, /row the Ciiyoj St. Domingo, «
Prime Green Coffee in bags and bbls.
, ? v. do. Spanish 'Fob vcco.
Large sisc Mahogany Logs Lignumvita, and
Hog Skins. For Hale by
y yjjjjly .: -V 'Peter Desnoe,
* ? - No. 13, Campbell’s Wharf.
. Sept. 12. tf
THE SUBSCRIBER ,
‘
Has settled in the Borough of Norfolk,
an 1 resumed the practice of the law. He practices
in the Federal and Stitc Courts, hoUIen in the Bo.
rtiugh of Norfolk; and in the inferior ami superior
w 4iurts of the counties of Norfolk, Princess-Anne,
rfn>K>»d_Nf..nsen»nft<|i'._His office is but a few steps from
the Exchange Coffee - H Ouse.
^ X, Merit M. Robinson.
September If.
3m
»*'/• JUST MU)HIVED,
50 barrels Alexandria Sup. FLOUR,
SO do. Petersburg • do. do.
do; I’otom ck Herrings,
40 do. Prime Pork,
20 do. Rye Whiskey, 1st and 2d proof,
14, 4*.r, Apple Brandy,
: 10 do. Peach do. 4th proof,
&9;
4 hlitls. 3d proof Antigua Hum,
For Sale by
- ; : J. R, & J. Rhodes.
November 14.
2w
Butter, Candles, &c.'
■ A ■' 1 ' . ■ ■ - ' V >.
.JjppO kegs Butter, superior quality,
SO boxes Mould Candles, 17 barrels Whiskey,
ys 'is"1 1 P'Pe 8‘barrel* Gin.
For Sale by
JVM. PF. KNOCK.
tf
October 20.
# SAIL-MAKING.
(Ffr" SmmihersJuve taken He upper slhrg of Mr.
/, Thorbuin't thafe House on Lees' Wharf, Town
Point, n'here they Kill carry on the
i S.ail-Making Business.
All those who will employ them mny revt assured
th«v wilt leave nothin); undone to merit the appro*
fcaiton of their customers.
Robinson & Jennings.
. November 2. 2m
For SALE by the Subscriber,
•40,000 weight Navy Bread,
10,000 dii. Pilot do. first quality
A constant supply of the above articles ala /s on
tana. ' ^
STEPHEN HARRIS,
tf
er 26.
I :,u woriCE.
A Petition will be presented to the
. ttxt Oenertd Asscmhly to widen Concord-Street
jv twenty feet to Granby-Strcet, with the least possible
Sjnjury to individual* and expense to the corporation.
m , September 10., tma
At a Court held tor. Norfolk County,
ilf / the mh day tf September, 1810..
. Jnbtt flrent, surviving partner of.
■ Mi Brepf & Co. ., Pl’fft
. ^Agaiost
f■ Joseph Seplilne, Sheriff of the Coun
it’ - ty ^Norfolk, into whose posses
>In Chancery.
i ! »on die estate of Alexander
i1*, "jW’Dougid, deceased, was placet
■ ‘ an order of the Court of Said
County, and tl»e heirs of the said
*4 Alexander M’Dougle, Def'ts. •
^.Vf1jnHE..I)eitwiaWs,’ the Heirs of Alex’r MTlongle,
, '''jt 'deeeased, net having entered their appearauce
-■ Mngivxn, security’according to the art-of assembly
'"f muh the of this court j and it appearing to the
' aafisfactldn of the court that (hey are not inhabitants
. of this country, on,,the motion of the plaintiff by iiis
£.f-^»nunse$it is wrdereff that th* defendants appear here,
" * on the third day of November, term next, and an
intiff,
Xwer the hill of the -r/ .
a copy of this
erde^beftjrthwidtfmbl ished fa one of the Norfolk
Newspapers for two months stceesidvely, and post
ed at Um front door of the Court-House of this
»te, *>4 Ae-fi
. 'A Copy.
iv Wtanti Wilson/ J
,c.
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HUGHPAFWKL
arc, and it
vedfnm avnmar(,anatt rl&m
Mato-thrcef, fihettare formerly
*ccuftied%y Messrs, $ftemtyer& \'Mm Kafiff,)
'% * A pMtfftSJL ASSOHT*||slhr
jfall and
i Amongst which are
Superfine and|commort Blue, Black,
Green, Drab, and Dark mixed Cloths,
Superfine and common blue, black, drab, and dark
mixed Cassimeres,
Blue, black, drab, and dark mixed Brunswick Cords
and Stnckingnetts,
Fashionable Waistcoating,
Blue and drab Plains, „
Bine and white Kerseys, ' *
Bear SI.ins, , -'
White, re-1, and yellow Flannels; Pelisse do. . .
Rose and Point Plunkets,
Black, olive, drab, constitution Cords and Velvets,
Irish Linens, Irish Sheetings, Linen and Cotton
Diapers,
Long Lawns; Linen Csmbricks; Brown Hollands,
Linen and Cotton Checks,
Gurrahs, M imoodies, Jilumpoors, blue Cottons,
Sooty Rom-ills and Gilla Handkerchiefs,
Dimities, Furniture do,
Callicoes. undressed do. furniture do.
Silk and Cotton Ginghams ; Shirting Cottons,
Black, coloured, and white cambrirk Muslins,
Twilled Cambricks, Jaconet Muslins,plain and figur
ed L;'no do.
Fancy Hnd seeded do.
Mull Mull do.
Elegant 7-4 Cachmir* Shawls,
Silk and Cotton Shawls,
Bandanna and flag silk Handkerchiefs ; Madras do.
Childrens’cotton do.
Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ silk, cotton, and worsted
Hosiery ; Gentlemens’ short cotton, worsted and
lamb’s wool do. ; coarse yarn do.
Childrens’ worsted Shoes and Socks,
Extra long white and coloured Kid Gloves,
Silk and cotton Armlets,
Gentlemens’ silk, beaver, and dog skin Gloves,
Silk and cotton Suspenders,
Black Bombnzeens; white and black Crapes,
White and coloured cotton Balls,
Sewing Cotton in hanks ; Nun’s Treads ; Tapes,
Robbins; Galloon Bindings ; Furniture do.
Pins, Oil Cloths, cotton Umbrellas.
Likewise,
A number of oilier Articles,
To make his assortment complete, all of which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
October 15. tf
2000 Russia Mats, for shipments of
S11t, Grain, Sic. (
26 crates well assorted Earthenware,
2 sets elegant Table China, (
. SO boxes half pint Tumblers, 100 straws each,
5 do. plain and cue Wine Glasses,
60 do, short Pipes, four grace each—For
Sale at my Ware-H >use in Water Street, for cash '
or Ncwbern Bank Notes. (
John C. Niemeyer.
Who is selling off at reduced Jirices, I
His Stock of GOODS,
On Main-Street-Consisting of ,
Art elegant assortment of Cutlery, Hardware, Look- (
ing Glasses, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, und a '
great variety of Fancy Articles. ;
■And offers Jor Rent, (
The House now occupied by him, <
on Main-Street, containing five convenient rooms
lip stairs, a neat Store and Back Room down st .irs,
three excellent dry Cellars, a fire-proof Kitchen,
and other Out Houses.
October 31. Im
20,000 bushels coarse SALT,
For Sale by
N. Heron.
August 20.
tf
LANDING
From on board the Fining State*, Cafit. Newcomb,
from Aew~ York,
60 barrels Apple Brandy,
50 do. prime Pork,
3 Casks Glassware, containing Tumblers, Decan
ters, Goblets, Wine G1 isses, See.
1 box Playing Cards, 1 do. Ink Powder.
■ • For Sale by
William Pennock.
October 10. tf
• For SAL1', at nij/ Brew- Home,
Strong, Table, and Ship BEER,
By the hogshead, barrel, and halt'barrel—and a
consu.-t supply of bottled PORTER in packages
and by the dozen.
And in Store,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries,
wholesale and retail.
Joseph Hayes.
. February 13.tf
~ >3“ VO TICE.
A Petition will be presented to the
next General Assembly, Vo open Granby-street to
Main-street.
August 27. tma
FOR SALE, ' ” *
A Lease of the STORE next door to
Mrs. Campbell’s, west, at present occupied by Mr.
Noel, has a back room below and two up stairs, a
good cellar and yard, has four years to run from
December next. For terms apply to
Peter Elliott,
No. loi, Main-Street.
October 15; tf
FOR SALE, ,t
4000 bushels Turk’s Island SALT,
A-Jloat. .
Mackinder SC While,
A At.SO,
40 cnl&* Hibbert’s best Brown Stout.
, October 25. tf
FOR SALE, •' *'■
10,000 bushels Cadiz SALT,
v f Richard St John Taylorl
October 25. tf *
Two or, Three LADS,
pf respehteble connections, will be taken Appren
tices tn the Printing ttuiaess at the Ledger Ofice
A«svtst_Sl. ^
* hf* V
p TOR SAM; M ' '-*‘v
^lOO%ags prime Gifcc^GOFFEE,
Dickson.
A few thousand bushels goocFwheat,
Per which a liberal price will-' be given, delivered
l»ere._ • ■ -i,\Z -
November 16.. S
’ 9 / LANDING
From on board the Brig Horizon, and will be sold by
the Subscriber on reasonable term if taken from
along side,
1000 sacks SALT, Liverpool filled,
200 tons do. loose,
21 crates Earthenware, 62 boxes Pipes,
41 pieces Twilled Sacking,
1 bale Oznaburgs.
A. Maclure.
Sept. 26. tf.
For SALE by the Subscriber,
100 tierces RICE, of prime quality,
anding from on board the Charleston Packet
doughboy.
* And in Store,
30 bales Upland Cotton, and a few
Packages of Hardware.
. * x Geo. Raincock.
September 17. tf
•]• nirsi;Bsaut;KRs
Inform their friend* and the ftublic, that they have
associated themselves in the
M E l) 1 C A L LIN E,
\nd offi-r for Sale, at their Shop, Main-Street, op
posite to old Bank-Street, the following
DRUGS, &c. &c.
n addition to which they are in daily expectation of
a supply.
Hodges Ik King.
>pirits ot me
hrtilled Vinegar
b’.ther
;m it of Wormwood
spirit of sal Ammoniac
iweet Spirit* of \itre
•’erui ian Bovk. yellow
. in and Crystals of
Ta tar
dowh.;e
•’•irlfii .i Soda
•ee\ Antibiltous PILLS
’owdor of Colocynth
Rochelle S.ilts
Jringe Peel
Chamomile t lowers
linger
Vnise Seed
Worm ditto
slap
I'aitar Emetic
Copperas*
tlue Stone
’atent Spring Trusses
with Ivory Pads
)rangr Apples ,
voi y Blai k
Jourt Planter
Spring Lancets
White Le*d
'.ominon Trusses
i'-vl Ammoniac
Essential Salt of Lemons
dori mder Seed
Jumtce St> m
intent Sago in lb cannis
tars
Powder of Turmeric
C.-luurm
ll’mharb
Cardamom Seeds
lllass of Antimony
Cei .ted
Hopkins’s Pile Ointment
Sponges
Gum Myrrh—Allum—Cassia.
Prepared Calomel
Diachylon Fluister
Strengthening do.
Powder of Liqourice
)ms iioot
Cloves
iium Guai.ic
—- Shell (.ar.
Ansfiriida
G tli>'<aiuin
K»»sr of Iron
Angustnr Hark
Cascarili* do.
Refilled Camphor
Manna in sorts
Isinglass
Castor
tnle Armenir.
Mercurial I’laister
Sum Urnsoin
Ammoniac
Gimhnge
Trag icanth
Crude Antimony
Prepared Crab’s Claws
Essence of Bergamot and Lemons
/u ui rjwcci .yimihius
Flowers of Benzoin
Infernal Stone
Dil of Mint
Extract of Hemleck
Peruvian Bark
Conserve of red roses
Powder of Ipecacuanna
\meriran Castor Oil ve
ry superior
West India do. do. excel
lent quality
f\mmoriscal Copper
Dil of Pennyroyal y
Cloves
Cinnamon
Lunar Caustic
Musk
Oil of Anise Seed
Bose Water, very excel
lent, in pint bottles
Essence of Peppermint.
Cephalic Snuff • ,, \v.xv',
l'urlineton’s Balsam
Steers Opodeldoc
Stoughton's Bitters . .**•
Godfrey’s Cordial.
•» v■ ' («•») »«»■ fjv iiiiw omaii Wiliest * ' 4
|C7* Order* from the country will be ctrictlyet*
tended to, end Medicine Chett* for Shipping, pet np
with neatness aad expedition. \ ■
■ *««**• ■ ~
* *;.■ >v *vr -'■fe/-. .'-in "
„fc -ulfc- • : ^ {^- d ~ "vi'^V »• w* - ' *'J.
■ > « \
. V f, j, ' i')t ’ -:!■ -a .- ■> •"
Refined Rirjuorice
Windsor Soap
Spanish Annntto
Powder nf Red Saunders
Senna of superior quality
Sago in grain
Refine 1 Sal Ammoniac
Cantharides
Suerm ceti
Red Precipitate
White Vitriol
Japonic Karth
Refined Salt Petre
Vitr •l-.ted Tartar
Dragon's Wood
Sue, ar of Lead
Anderson’s Pills
Common Rm.gies
Gentian Root
Sponge of superior qua
lity
Powder nf black lead
Prep n ed Tully Stone
Gum Scammony
Magnesia in powder
Root of Mazerion
Burgundy Pitch
Sh irings of Hartshorn
Root of Valerian
H Jttle snake Root
Root of Colombia
Sweet Flag
Gum Arabic of superb;
quality
C. pal
Root of Rhubr.b *
Mar, no Flake
Magnesia, small squares
L< llg Pepper
Root i>f Z'-dosr
R-dsam of Tolu
blistering Plaister
R >ot of Ipecacuanna
Gum Kino
nriiiMi v»H
; balsam of Hnnpy
Sucking Bottles for Chil
i dren.
Nipple Shells
Peruvian Bals-m
Church’s Cough drops
Oil of Vitriol
Aqtia Forth
Marine Ac-id
IjavenderWatcr
Jesuits Drops
Flower of Sulphur
Essence of Spruce
Sweet Oil, of excellent
quality f ■ ...
Glaubers Salts
Castile Soap
Pink Hoot
Sarsaparilla Root
Green and White Vials
assorted
James's Fever Powders ;
Quicksilver
Graduated measures
Essence of Mustard
Lytharge
Grains ofParadisej
Aleppo Gall
Refined Borax
Rock AWum '
Leaven <>i Digitalis *
Succotorine Aloes
Vircmian Snake Root
Peruvian Bark, Red
Juniper Berries
Expressed Oil of Mace
Cassia Burls
C*limine Stone, *
Silver Catheters
Elastic do.
Bougies
Lint
Simarouha Bark
Vial Corks
Cinnamon Water
Spirituous
Balsam ofGopaiva
Soluble Tiit tH
Oil of Lavender
• afe?1
FHCEMX
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!£?* gi*«n tint the
KATEST OP FREMJ&MS only, #ift
.leiefaSr.
^ bfl iHafged bytheUgfjrtof the PI
Js Pi»
t Company In London, for insurance fn
FireoiS
Buildhijj* and Merchandize.
1$ 4 J'f —#/| ^ ^
■Annual Premium fabe paid far Atturanee,
.. ' ■*'■' X X
SAsanna or the**R&mcLAS5, viz; 4 . v
Brick or stone building* covered with slate or tile, £
not contiguous to any other building, furniture or
morchim'iize not hazardous, contained in such buttd
ings—For any sum not exceeding iolooo dollars ii*
one risk S7 1*2 cents ptt* annum per ICO dollars* if, L
rtrlSninims r.tka* _c _* _ . . __V
adjoining other buildings of same
rials 59 14
cents per 100 dollars. , , _
tv
HAZARDS OF THE §ECOND CLASS, VlZV j
Buildings having the four walls entirely of brick >
or stone, carried through the roof and covered withi
shingles, not c»ntighus to any other buildings, fbr
nitnre, or merchandize not hazardous, contiiijed jt»'
suc.h_bCihlir.gs—For sums not exceeding 10,W»£^'
l.irs iu on? risk 55 1.4 cents per annum per lOOjBjL
i.ors ; if adjoining other bniidintrs of the same mate**
rials, 75 to 100 cents per 100 dollars. ,
( __ HAZARDS OF TBK THJRD CLASS,. VIZ.
limber Buildings covered with si.ingles, notcon
dgueus to any other buildings, and entirely free fromf
external risks, f tfnitnre or merchandize nnt ha*
zardous contained in said buildings—For sums mot
exceeding 10.006 dollars in one risk, 100 cent*,per
100 dollars ; if adjoining other buildings' ISO to 909
cents per annum per 100 dollars, proportionable tw ;A
the external risk. . *?K,
Larger sums mar be insured by special agreement
with the Agent. V,/ •> ■
Tallow Mel ten, Soap-Maftre, Brewer* Vinegar 5
and Sweet Makers, Hemp and Flax Dressers, Print
ing Houses, Coopers, Cnpenters, Cabinet-Makers;. '
Coach Makers, Malt-Houses, Bakers, Ship-ChamH '
Ier„Boat-builders, KopeJfckers, Sugar Refiners*
Disti.lers, Chemists, V.irmsh-Makers, Turpentine*
c:mivs, v.trnwi-.vii,iters, turpentine*
Works. Theatres,
it.res, and tall Mills and Machinery >
are deemed extra
xtra-hszardr.ii*, and Hierate upon
risks will be proportionably increased
Conditions oj Tnnuraqct* ft. .f -.
I. Persons desirous to in ike insurance on BuifJ-;
logs, are to deliver in to the Agent the following jurr
tirulars, viz—Of what materials the walls androof
i>r each building are constructed, as well as the con*
struction of the buildings contiguous thereto ; whe
tlirr the same are occupied as private dwellings, nr
le w otherwise ; where situ ited ; also, the name of
names of the present occupiers. wi ...
Is oh hoildinr must he separately* .valued, and#
specified snm insured thereon; and In like mahtiei* ^
a srparate sum insured on the property contained .
therein. ' . . :
All mannf.ictories which contain furnaces, stoves,
cookies, ovens, or otherwise use fire-heat, are charge-*
able at additional rates. -T ^
In the insurance of goods, wares, or merctandiEe,
the buildings nr place in which the same are deposit- ; *
ed, is to he described ; also whether surli goods at4
cf the kinds denominated hazardous, »nd whether \:
any manufactory is carried on in the premise#. '
And if any person or persons shall insure filj|br f *
their buildings or goods, and shall cause the same to
be described in the policy otherwise than as they * \
really are, so as the same be charged at a lower prey ‘
miuni than is herein proposed, such insurance sit ill
be of no force.
If. Goods held in trtftt, or on commission, arC to
be Msaredas such, otherwise the policy will not e*+
tend to cover such property, K,.. ' ■.,’3%*
ill. No loss or damage to be paid on fire happen*- *
mg by any invasion, foreign enemy, civil cotnmmi
r'b riot, or any military or usurped power whate
ver; nor for damage dene by .Sre occlsi- 4«CW
earthquakes or hurricanes: biit this company wiij
i-r l-e good losses on property burnt bv lightning.
IV. Books of accounts, written securities, btlh$ "4
bonds, tellies, and ready money, cannot be insured*
\. Jc - --Is, pb-tc, medals, or other curiosities,
paintings and sculptures, are not included in any in- *
sura nee, unless such arc specified in the policy. ■
VI. Persons insuring property at this office, most
give notice of any other insurance made elsewhere
on their behalf on the same, and cause such othef ' \,i
insurance to be endorsed on their policies ; in Which
case each office ihall be liable to the payment only of
a rateable proportion of any loss or damage Which
may be sustained ; and unless such notice is giveri.
the insured will not be entitled to recover iacase of
v II. No order of insurance \*iB be ef4*f fort®,
unless the premium is paid to the agent, or unless a
sum has been advanced, and the agent has delivered
his receipt on account of the office ; and ail persons
desirous to continue their insurances, rhuR make
their future rnunents annually within fifteen day*
dafflSmited by their respective policies, or
otter tlie <
tliesnme wiffibe void.
VIII. All persons assured by this company,
toininp any loss or damage by fire, are forth',
gi'e notice to the company's agent, and asjijjj
possible after, tn deliver in, as particular an#
of their less or damage, signed with their own hands*,
afc the nature of the case will admit of, and make *
proof of the same by their oath nr affirmation,
and by their bonk* of accounts or other propir vou
chers, as shall be reasonably required; an'#' shall *
procure a certificate under the h mils of a magistral#
or sw rn notary of the city or district in which the
fire h appened, not concerned in such loss, importing
that they are acquainted with the character and cir^
cumstances of the person or persons insured,, and do V1
know, or verily believe, that he, site, or -theft. WfaJiSf;
ly, and by misfortune, without any Up of fraud CPv"
evil practire, have sustained bv such fire, tasfhifttd
damage to the amount therein mentioned ; and until -
such affidavit and certificates are produced, the lows
money shall not tie payable ; also, if there appears
any fraud or false swearing, the Claimant shall for* ■
feit his claim to restitution, or payment, by virtue of
his policy. ■
IX. In case any difference or dispute shall ayi*# <
between the assured and tlie company, touching any
l iS8oi d-image, such difference may lie siibmitqsd ’tn
'he judgment and determination of arbitrators Indif
ferently chosen, whose award in writing shill fee,
conclusive and binding to all parties.. '& wheffany"
'os3 or damage shall have been duly proved, theiR
sirred shall receive satisfaction, to the full .arodUnt
thereof, with .at allowance of any discount Ur>
otbci i'cdurtlon whatever.
. X. Persons chasing to Insure for seven years, wiif
be charged for six years only ; *Iso, foratfeas num- . ?
ber of years than seven, will be allowed a reaaoM
ble discount.
,.fT'
Richard Tq^lor, Agent#
■\s,
September 17.
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NORFOLK:
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BY WILLIAM DAVIS*,
yon tij* r rot iu*tor, <. :. ^
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