Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-02-23 00:00:00, page 1

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FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1810,
For FREJGMT or CHARTER,
^ri*E oood &hh»
WILLIAM TELL,
tllhutls, burthen 260 tons, and will carry
hogsheads tobacco; she is an excellent vessel,
era years old, and well found in every respect,
t complete order for the reception of a cargo in
todays. For tarots,apply to
Martin Fisk.
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’ February 21, 3
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FOR CHARLESTON,
THE GOOD
Sloop Four Cousins,
A. Wales, master, burthen 500 barrels. For freight
jtr passage apply to the master on bhardat Murray's
Wharf, or to
George Raincock.
February SI. tf
Wanted to Charter,
I* or 5 Schooners or Brigs,
__ ,to load at Richmond for Salem, Huston,
3tewjVoMc or Charleston—a liberal freight and dtt
(atcii white given. 'Apply to
James Thorburn,
X Lee’s Wharf.
February 31* > *
For FREIGHT,
The Schoner Reliance,
_aCaptain Howes—will take a freight
m any port in the United States. For terms apply to
Martin Fisk.
Who has just received from said vessel,
0 cases haif pint Tumblers,
boxes Cotton and Wocl Cards*
AJloat,
# ‘3000 bnkhels-Cadi* Salt.
February 19« 3
For bale or Charter,
*T)m substantial and wtll built Ship
william kkais,
Burthen 230 tons or thereabouts, about two years
«M, sheathed on the stocks, and having perform
ed 3mt one voyage, (via.) to Jamaica, complete
ly fitted to all respects, and will be ready for the
receptvm of a c*Tgo ie a few days.
jtluo for Sole on board mid Shift,
275 barrels soft Turpentine,
jk 260- do. Tar,
S| JO .000 barrel Stares, and 30barrels prime New Pork.
’ tpfor terms apply to the owner on board, or to
Mackinder & White.
February 16. tf
FOll CHARTER,
►The good new Ship Orestes,
Cant. Allen,
Burthen 340 hogsheads tobacco, will be ready for
(he reception of a cargo in a few days. For terms
apply to
Moses Myers & Son.
Who offer for S ite on board raid Ship,
■,000 bushels fine SALT, and a few crates Liver
pool WARE.
February 14. tf
Wli CHARTER,
The good Ship Medford,
Capt. Coflin,
Burthen 300 hogsheads. For terms apply to
Moses Myers & Son.
Who tune for Sale on hoard raid Shift,
9000 'bushels Cadiz SALT.
January 29. tf
^ .For Sale nr Charter,
►The good Ship Columbia,
lienoui Cook, Master,
Burthen 24f tons, trill carry rtb'ut 300 hogsheads to
hucco, cun be soon got ready for the reception of a
•mo. For terms apply to
IUOIiARD PLOW.
Who ha* for Sale on board *cfrf Shift,
9000 bushels coarse Liverpool Salt,
lit 1000 do. do. Coal,
'43 bundles best Northern Ilay.
January 20. tf
rUK SAL.L, UK I.HAHI t,K,
>Thc good brig VICTORY,
Djxid Levis, Master,
Bur thenl60 tons, an excellent good vessel, and rca
%'(•receive a cargo. Apply to
Moses Myers & Son.
February 7. tf
Far HALE,
An dtcellent HULL
Of a new SCHOONER,
hotii, now laying at Loyall's wharf, will sail
Jus'., and carry a large cargo for her tonnage.
Als«,
4|f>Pilot-Boat SCHOONER,
MwJ90 tons, will b« cwiipletely fitted
brtniglit. Ap|iy to
Wilson & Cunningham.
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FOR SALK,
m
Tkr fast suiting
■Jt
IP HANNAH,
litres y ears aid and well
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Also,
of the S'
dgfoer
Ann,
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■M kst arrived from Cadia-rCdlp
sm deertsr €»*U ti!|KaRY'W*Sfr
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FOR CHARTER,
HBfyThe good Brig WARREN
jpNBJ&Capt. Wes ton,200 hogsheads burthen.
Moses Myers & Soa.
for Sale oh board said Brig,
7000^ bushels Liverpool SALT.
January 3.
FOR CHARTER,
The Ship VENUS,
David Q. Bond, master, burthen 280
hogsheads tobacco.
WARREN ASHLEY. ;
Who offers for Sale,
6000 bushels Staved SALT.
October 13,
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i'OR NEW-OltLEANS,
(, To sail in ten days,)
The brigSPANISH LADY,;
D. Fraser, (natter. For freight or passage apply to
Jennings & Roddey.
February 7. tf
IOR CHARTER,
Tilt fine fast-sailing Skip
BETSEY,
Edward Watson, master, burthen about 430hogs-:
heads tobacco, will be ready for the reception of a
cargo In 10 or 12 days. For terms apply to
4JOVVUEN & MI EH A DO.
February 2. _tf ;
Fur Sale nr Charter,
The good Brig Hannibal,
Ohadiah Gerrish, master, burthen 17C>.
tons, now layiug at Commerce-street wharf. Ap
ply to.
Moses Myers & Son.
For Sale on board said Brig,
50 bundles prime HAY.
January 31. tf
For Sate Op IVM. MERRILL,
On board the Schooner Eunice, lying at Campbell’*
Wharf,
50 hogsheads N. E. Rum,
50 barrels / do.
60 hogsheads best retailing Molasses,
3 do. VV. I. Rum,
16 barrels Mackarcl.
50 bushels Clover Seed.
February 19._ 3*c
FOR SALE,
4-9 hogsheads of Petersburg Tobacco,
selected f«r the London Market.
16 bales Virginia Cotton,
250 barrels Fredericksburg Superfine Flour,
10000 weight Coffee, >Enmled Drawback.
1300 do. C><eoa,3
500 barrels soft Turpentine,
750 do. Suffolk Tar,
55 do. Pork,
300 bushels Peas.
Mackinder & White.
February 12. tf
FOR SALE,
700 barrels Navy Bread,
100 do. super fine Pilot do.
100 do. Ship Bread.
Stephen Harris.
February 14. 3w
FOR SALE,
160 hhds. prime retailing Molasses,
Jennings & Roddey.
February 12. tf
Fifty Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from the Navy Yard, Gosport,
(Va.) the following privates in the Marine Corps,
via. on the night of the ISth instant,
ANDREW WATSON, says he was born in the
state of New-Jersey, 25 years of age, 5 feet? inch
es high, grey eyes, brown hair, and sallow complex
ion, by occupation a farmer.
Also on the night of the 14th instant, AMBROSE
LIPSCOMB, bom in the state of Virginia, Buck
ingham County, 30 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches
high, blue eyes, sandy hair, dark complexion, by
occupation a tailor.
On the same night, ISAAC HALL, born in the
state of Connecticut, 18 years of age, 5 feet 5 1-2
inches high, grey eyes, brown hair, ruddy complex
ion, by occupation a farmer.
Also on the night of the Ifth instant, JAMES
GLASGOW, born In the state of Nurth-Garolina,
21 yearsof age, 5 feet 10 1-2 inches high, light eyes,
light hair, light complexion, By occupation a farmer.
On the same night, CHARLES HARRINGTON,
born in New-York, 18 years of age, 5 feet 5 1-2 in
ches high, grey eyes, yellow hair, fair complexion,
by occupation a f irmer.
TEN DOLLARS with the necessary expenses
will be paid for securing each deserter, and securing
him or them in any jail in the United States, or by
delivering them at any military post moat convenient
to wiiere said deserters may be apprehended.
William Anderson,
February 19. tf Lieut. Mar. Com.
For SALE—A-Jiout,
2 Cargoes of CORN, 550 barrels,
all of which has been run through the feu.
Jennings & ltoddey.
February 12. tf
REMOVAL.
Th* Subscriber has removedWs Courrt\ng-ffou»e to
the brick Warehouse on Lee’S Wharf, where he
offers tor Sale,
1H,000 bush. Liverpool Salt, suitable
to cure fish,
400 barrels Richmond superfine Flour,
400 kegs Lard,
1000 bushels black ey’d Peas,
40 barrels Pork, 30 do. Nary Bread,
60 crates Gists Houles,
6 bales German Oznaburgs, sjff
3 do. do. Hessian,
3 do. do. Molls,
20 barrels Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
12,000 weight Green Coffee,
15 barrels Brown Sugar, &e.
James Thorburn.
IC7* GOODS stored on moderate terms, and the
wharf most convenient for ships of any draft of wa
ter. February 21. tf
LANDING
This Day from the Schootier Rising Sun, Captain
Jackson, from Charleston,
Prime New RICE.
And Afloat,
40 hkds. Rappahanoek Tobacco,
For Sale by *
Jennings U Roddey.
February 17, tf
fOR SALE,
Tb« CAft’GO of the Schooner Ann Ballard, Captain 1
Langdon, from Cadiz—Consisting of
100 quarter casks Sherry WINE,
100 do. do. Malaga do.
50 half pipes Catalonia do.
85 barrels Raisins, 180 boxes Bloom Raisins,
180 boxes Muscatel Raisins, 35 frails Figs,
50 boxes. Oranges, SO do. Lemons,
SO jars Olives, 8 bales Bottle Corks,
3 bags Chesnuts.
James Young.
January 31. tf
150 bales Upland COT I ON,
1800 bushels CORN.
For Sale by
Ale.r. Macltirc.
November 29. tf
REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have removed to that large
and commodious fire-proof Ware-House, at the
end of Marsden’awharf, lately in the occupancy of
'1'heo. Armistewd, Epq. where they offer for Sale,
50 hogsheads Muscovado SUGAR,
SO do. Brazil do.
30 Puncheons Jamaica and Windward Island Run],
10 Hogsheads Molasses,
15.000 wt. Green Coffee in hogsheads and bags,
80 bales Cotton, 120 barrels prime Beef,
15 crates Queen's Ware, assorted,
6 boxes half pint Tumblers,
40 boxes containing setts of China,
10.000 wt. Cavendish Tobacco of excellent quality,
Particular Teneriffe Wine in hhds. and pipes,
20 casks best London Brown Stout,
Dobble G luster Cheese in hampers,
Imperial and Hyson Tea in chests,
1 cask fresh Nutmegs,
100 boxes best Spanish Segars,
5000 Ixishels coarse Salt, a-float and in store,
Soap and Candles in boxes,
500 bushels Black Eyed Pease and White Beans,
A Ua,
AH XKVOICK A (OUT
£1500 *10*1. of sup. London Cloths
and Cassimeres} Marseilles and fancy Waistcoat
ing ; fine Hats, add Bartley's best Nun’s Thread.
Jennings fit Roddey.
January 23. tf
J. S. DUP1N,
Res/tecifulty informs the fmblick, that he hat an
ftand, a very handsome assortment of
LOOKING GLASSES,
of every description;
Pictures, Prints, fife. fife.
The sale will be very moderate. Apply at No. 24,
Chmxh-Street.
December 1. tf
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of Mr. William PenHock, assigned tony
us Trustees for their benefit, are requested to pre
sent them to the subscribers with a view to their ed*'
jusunent.
Robert Maitland,
Then. Armisteod,
Alexander Wiltsa.
January 10. tl
o NOTICE.
All those indebted to die Estate of
WILLIAM LEIGH, deceased, by bond, note, or
open Kcconnt, are catted on for payment, and as the
otae deceased expert*
i expected that peeled
enced great indol
i notice, otherwise salt*
attention wiUbe
Vv»nf claims against
wUt be comment
make them known to
the estate are.rt
YOUNG, Executor.
iUSE former
A PROCLAM
BY THE PRESWEHT Of
. . staThM;
WHEREAS information bus
number of who have
army of the United States,
sought shelter without the Ju
become sensible of theirofifence, And a
returning to their duty— v : - , ,¥„ ■;
A full purctan u hereby granted sod
to each and all of such individuals a*
four months front the date hereof, m
selves hi the commanding offHer of any
within the United States, or the terrHoti
In testimony wherbof, 1 have daused'the
the United States to be uflixed to »h
signed the same with mv hand.
Done at the City of Wasbingt
J.inUary, in the year of our,
eight hundred and tea, and of the
of the United Statics of America the th
fourth. ' 4’' r" ‘i *
(Signed) JAMES MADtSOK.
By the President, /*'/'•
tf H. SMITH, Stfeiery tf State.
DOCTOR J. M. BLAKE,
Dentist X QccuUst.
RESPECTFULLY acquaint* the Ladieawnd
tlemen of Norfolk, that he Intend* to practii
in both branches of hit profession, "■ f
He fits artificial teeth from one to an entire set,
with such nicety as to answer the Useful pummwtl.df
nature, and of so neat an appearance
m
possible to discern them from real ones.
His method of deeping the teeth is allowed
add
Id every possible elegance to the finest set without
giving the feast pain, or incurring the slightest fot«~
ry to the enamel.
Ur. H. removes and prevents the decay In
he makes loose teeth fast by bringing the
adhere firmiv to them.
__ l)r. B. from his long practice and
England, France and Spain, flatters hi
are on this continent, very few who uni
•;«
cure all complaints incidental to the Ryes
deed there are very few cases in which lie1
ed to perfeet a cnee.
He will wait cm any Lady or Gentleman
respective houses, or may be cnnsulud at No.
Main street, wherentay.be had his Antis
'/'oo,'A Lotion, which he ventures to nay
snpeniur to any now sold in this country pj
only gives to the teeth a beautiful whiteness,
renders the gums red, healthfol and firm { prevents
decav in the teeth, and imparts <o the bpeath a raoit
dilutable sweetness. , fly
N. B.—Dr. B. will have his Tooth-Acne "Hnctuee
ready for sale the latter end of this week; it will
give immediate relief in tie must distressing pain
the teeth. , ... SyBft
£5" Dr. B. mill attend the Poor grains.
February 7. lm „ ,
CASH GIVEN FOR ^
Rough W. O. Hogshead STAVES.
James ¥tmng* }J.
January 18., If
& NOTICE.
All those who have claims agaiosti
Estate of JAMES MINZIES, deceased, *
to render their accounts properly authenti*
those who are indebted to make immediate P*£t>
Joseph llayes, Adm’r.
February l4, _ Aw
LOST,
On Monday last, between Main-street stud
■ tine street,
A CORAL EAR-RING.
If the finder wilt leave it at the Ledger
will oblige the owner.
February 14,_ tf
& NOTICfe. ‘
The Business of ike late firm
Frederick 1 leer man and
Having been now nearly closed by the
the surviving partner of that firm, all persons
hereby notified that the said firm is this-da]
ed.—The remaining debtors of the &fore>
arc hereby required to make payment of tha
pective*bulances unto Mrs. Charity tfeermd
alone it author hied to receive thh name.' ’Tie
tors of the said firm art hereby also
make application to -the mid Charity
the adjustment and payment of their
claims. The business formerly
said firrp will In future be conducted
Charity Hetrmati, tofeljf.
FREDERICK Itgl
Surviving Partner tf Frederick Hett
CHARITY HEERMAN,
Administratrix of Frederick Ifcer nws% 4
February 8* ' "tf‘ v
PORTER & CHEES
Landing from on board the Shift Hi
Caftt. Haynet, from Ltmdm
300 dozen HibbertV tytown
20 hampers Wry sup^riflK douW*
CHEESE—for »«lcb)Fr , ’ ■
A few.puncheons St, Croix Hum
hogsheads; 10 barrels FjjkQil;
A HOUSE
Point, nt the op