Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1809-07-06 00:00:00, page 1

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THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1809.
FOR LONDON,
;The new Ship AUGUSTA,
Capt. J. Place,
C'au take 100 to 200 hogsheads on freight Apply to
Christopher Pry.
July 3 3
For Charter,
The Ship PILGRIM,
George Fletcher, master, burthen 220
Mao,
The Ship ORESTES,
Capt. .Vilen,
Burthen 275 tons.
Moses Myers Sc Son.
June 22
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Far Charter,
The Schooner AMAZON,
Abiel Crosby, master, burthen 1000
A L»o,
The Schooner
TWO BROTHERS,
Henry Cloutrnan, master, burthen
900 barrels.
Moses Myers & Son.
June lit
gu For Freighter Charter,
^ The Ship MINERVA,
Burthen about four hundred hhds To
bacco ; she has had a thorough repair and newlv sheathed,
and is in complete order for the reception of a cargo.
Apply to,
William Moffat.
Portsmouth, 22<1 June. if
For Freight or Charter,
The decant new fast-sailing Ship
MARY-ANN,
E. M’ltitosh, master, hurtlu ti 300 tons, U the most com
plete order in every respect, and will be ready for the re
ecptlon of a cargo in a few days.
N. Heron.
June 22. tr
For Charts ,
^ The Ship PRINT,
N. Lindsay, master,
Burthen 2Q0 tons.
Moses Myers & Son.
Jane 19.
tf
t'^r Freight or Charter,
The Schooner Carlton,
James Johnson, master,
Now ready for the reception of a cargo. Apply to \Vi!son
and Cunmugham, or
JAMES JOHNSON.
June 12. tf
For Charter,
The lane Irst-s,tiling Ship
JOHN,
■ .Strange, master, burthen about 600 barrel5, can
he ready for the reception of a cargo in two days, for
terms apply to the master on boatwj or
1 board, o
Bowden & Miihado.
June 9. tf
jjH ^ For Charter,
The good Ship Pamasso,
, William Slitsnn, Master,
240 tons burthen, will carry about 320 hogsheads tobacco,
or 2600 barrels flour, in complete order tor the reception
of a cargo. For teons apply to
Richard Blow.
June 5.
if
LANDING *
At Conimesce-Strm Wharf, and for Sale by the
Subscribers,
A large and general assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cambricks, Mus
lins, Quiltings, British Canvas, and Tin Plates,
Vhich will be sold Jow for cash, or approved acceptances in
town.
JAMES DYKES, & CO.
k Who want Freight,
fTo a Northern Port for the Schooner
__ PhKEBE,
Captain Fleming* burthen 100 tons
June 28. Cx
Far Charter,
The elegant bew Ship
HERALD,
Spencer Drummond, master, burthen 3IT tons. Apply to
Richard Drummond St Co. or
Moses Myers S; Son.
June 3. tf
Wanted,
A fast-sailing VESSEL,
•of 230 to 280 hogsheads burthen
, AND
►One of 250 hhds. burthen.
a Apply to
wre c Whittle.
Who hare for Sale,
600 barrels LLOUR.
May 1, rf
WASTED.
Rough Oak bbl. and hhd. STAVES
iM the best quality, for which Cash will be given,
. Robert Maitland.
a pol ar, _ _
■*»
Bills on London.
For Sate bp.
* jf’ & VQFlouthgate*
May 8.
NEW GOODS.
WOOD K HASTINGS,
have just received
30 packages Spring and Summer
GOODS,
Consisting of almost every description of Goods soitaMefor
the present i>eason. They will be sold at very low prices
I jr cash, or acceptances in town,
June 14.
NEW GOODS.
S^ML'EL KIDD.No. 92, Main.Street,
Hat jutt received /iii second tufifily of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Among -which, are
Elegant worked Drosses coloured and white; Plain, dotted,
and loom seeded Mull Moll Muslim; Plain,fancy and work
ed Lcnoes; Worked I.eno Half Handkerchifs; Black a'd
Wliite Colton Carr.brick ; I case 9-8 Shit tin? Cotton Cot
ton l,ace, and Lace Sleeves ; Black and Coloured Lustring;
Black and Coloured SiJk Handkerchiefs; Ladies shoit silk
glove,, black and white coloured; Fine Dimity; White
Mcnciltc,; White Joano; Plain, Striped, and Mixed Cot
ton Caesimere ; a handsome assortment of Gingham, and
Oallicoes; Gentlemens* Cotton Umbrellas, and Ladies’
Green Silk Parasols ; Childrens’ g. aver Hats, of all sizes
and colours; Ked and Black Morocco Hats and Caps ; a few
Glazed Leather Hats suitable for servants ; Nankeens, Seer
suckers, and coarse Irish Linen.
The above articles wili be disposed of on inviting terms,
for Cash only.
N". B. I hose indebted to the late firm of Ki»i> 4 Owen,
will plea-e to make immediate payment to Samuzl kina,
who is duly authorised to receive the same.
June 7 lm
SPRING GOODS.
WOOD and HASTINGS,
Have just received a small supply of SEASONA
BLE GO(JaDSt among- which are,
4-4-Irish LINENS, part extra line,
4*4 and 6 4 Cotton Cambncks,
7-8 and 4-4 Cotton Shining,
Superfine and common Cailicoes,
Ginghams ; Madrus tlaridkerchiefs,
Fine Corded and Kane/ Dimities,
Elens’ and Womens' Cotton Hose ; do. Silk do.
Cotton Umbrellas j White Jeans, part very line,
Rovat Cord and other fashionable Vesting,
Plain and Fancy Musi ins,
Elegant worked Muslin Short Dresses • Seer Stickers,
Nankeens j Kid Gloves; Mens' Buckskin do.
BROAD CLOTHS.
B«t Superfine Black, Blue, Olive, Brown, Bottle Green,
Drab, Mixed, «S?c. B ead CiMhs; middlirg and common do.
One case Gentlemans* Silk usii Hat*.
1 he above with our Goods On band, cofrinritca very bind
some assortment, and will be sold at low prices for C**n
®">y. April 7. tf
The Subscribers
HAVE PURCHASED the StocR m Tr*bs of Mr
Edward Clarke, and taken that well known Staud
under the k a <tl e Tavern, lately occupied by him, where,
m addttion, they offer Co- Sale, for Cash only,
A GENERAL assortment of
*GROCERIES,
_ A MrO NS WRICK ARE*
W1'« ItUllly
Holland Gin,
Country do.
Cognac Brandy,
Apple do.
N K. Rum,
Whiskey,
Port Wine in bottles,
Beef and Pork,
Split Herrings,
Macon and Venison Hams,
Brown Sugar, , •
Loaf do. *
yti.au.
Hardware & Ironmongery,
Consisting of
non naie Door
Knob Latches,
Sere* Augers,
Shingling Hatchets,
Masons’ Tmsrels,
Plastering do
Shovels.and Spades,
They aUo offer for Sale, on accommodating terms y
That valuable & well known FARM,
called FAIRFIELD, only 3 mile* from the Borough, con
taining 285 Acre*, adjoining the lamia p( Or. James Tay
lor, aid Mr William Colley, on Tanner'* Creek, welttim
tiered, and highly improved, with a large two Kory Dwei
ling, and all necessary Opt House*. ,
ALSO,
A two story Frame HOUSE, in Bank
Street, 28 by 30 Teet, with two Tenement* above, and Coo
eery Shops below.
LIKEWISE,
A large two-story Brick Building at
the intersection of Little Water-street and Roihery's Lane,
32 by 50 feet, calculated for two families and Grocery
Store*. . •
AND
Two or three likely NEGROES.
J. R. ti? James Rhodes.
May 15 'fa
Now tending on Maxwell's wharf, the Cargo
of the Sloop Venus, Capt. Bomb, frod St . Jago, consist
>r«e'i \V '•.>«>• t- v ’
lt>0 bo^cs white and brown Cuba
66 barrel, Muscovado Anger,
* tierce*, 43 barrel*, and 15bag» ft* Greaw Coffiee,
_40 semun* beta Spanish Tobacco, Jf
200 Spanish Hide*, and a fewt funs Logwood—Far fate by
> * D. Sanford, of
Francii Smith.
- * . - In Store,
WO barrels Superfine El__
3u0 do Ncw-Tort Prime Pork,
M) dn. Tupenune, uapeneh
June 28. 4
coffee,
Imperial, Hyson, and Young
Hvson Ten,
Soap and Candles,
Chocolate, No. 1, 3, 3
Mustard,
Manufactured Tobacco,
Spanish Scgars,
10Q Straws half pint Tunv
Wrsppirtg, Writing, and
Printing Paper, ‘ J
A few Bales Upland* Cotton.
i'wts,
Dutch Orcn»,
Spiders,
$ki)le:«,
Griddles,
And Irons,
Garden and
Weeding Hoes.
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.
SAMUEL UOLEMAN,
Opposite the Market, (westward) ha. received hy captain
Lewis, on Monday la* from Philadelphia, a large quan
tity of the best
Boot Leg?, Vamps, Tops,. &c.
that has 'probably) ever been in Norfolk.
With the Philadelphia 1/ per Leather lor Bouts—the
choice of Sett ar.d other Leather here—rgood workirmiishn
—great attention—no disapphmritoctits—a regular bred toll
man—lod a tolerable supervisor—Hu has alieady fu rmh
ed atnl will continue tofurni.h, boiler Bo its and Shoe# ai.d
better treatment to customers than has been rendered here
by any person in this way; on these condition, only he
expects custom
He has now from Baltimore, Lc three good HANKS fo
Ladies’ Work, and a gr-ad flock of KIP and MOROCCO ■'<
all the mat, rials and workmanship shall be good, or an al
lowancc made for that which is not ; blit the greatly en
creased price of all the materials, and the high price of la
bour in this way, wi.l n. t admit of the Shoes being sold at
the price of the run-work, generally offered for sale here.
He ts now getting almost all kinds of Boots * Shoes made.
The advantage of getting Boots and Shoe- made in the place
of good materials and workmanship, where the responsitnlr
ty of the manufacturer is bound, is too obvious not to bi
seen except by those who have eyes anil will not see.
He bason hand a large assortment of Hunts, where gen
tlemen may be fitted at any time, with a certainty of get
ting such as are good, as he has no run work done, atiil a
large assortment of Shoes of nearly all kinds Hi, terms
are cash only.
A t«A>tlt*
For the elegible PROPERTY
he now occupies is to be disposed of—it has about three and
an half tears to run. '
Martin's Double Brand FI OUR,
in barrets and half barrel*, manufactured solely for
family use.
July 6 tf
Notice.
The
Subscriber desires
all persons
who have claims against him to present them for settlement,
a id those who are indebted to him are requested to nuke
immediate payment.
Iohn Hamilton.
Ju'r 3- tf
, FOR S/VLF,
2 Carriages and C> excellent HORDES,
2 Shares iri the Norfolk Theatre,
1 Pew in this Epivopal Ctmrt-h,
t Pew in the Preshyt rian Chorrh',
Household and Kitchen’Furniture ; 3 Milch Corn,
l Tract of Land in Wake County, N.C 640 acres,
1 Tract of Land iu Granville County, N C 700 ac cs,
A-Negro Family, cortsislinR .fa valuable Gardener, his
wife and >hree small children.
Should the abovcraeiukmed articles not be disposed of in
a {hurt time at private sale, they will be Sold at Pubiick
Auction-ayment wifi be taken in Tobacco at the market
price, or in Newbein and Cape Fear Bank Notes. For fur
thor particulars apply to
William H. 1 hompsoi
8m*r__
tun Ht.ar,
A small but convenient HOUSE,
Pleasantly situated du Smith's Point, adjoining Mrs Bru
n«t!s, and lately occupied by Mr John Newell, It has a
large yard, the priviledga of an excellent pump, and other
couvcmencsej annexed,
W. MAXWELL.
tun*'30. tf
FOR SALE,
y valuable Tract of LAND,
Containing eleven hundred acre's, situated at the mouth of
York River, In Gloucester Coir .tv, remarkably pleasant and
healthy, abounding with the finest tish, oysters, and Wild
fowl The toil is welt adapted to the culture of com, small
grain, tobacco and cotton; there ii about 400 acres cleared
VI'der good fences^-the range lor stock of all kimfe is
equal if not superior to an), haying * large firm salt marsh
attached to ft. ‘The timber is fiifly sufficient forth* use of
th* plantation The ipiprsvtmtpts are 4 good Overseer's
HSUte, an 'MMelleti^Barn, Corn, and Negro' Houses I
should have no objeutiou to divide the Land, so as to suit
purchasers, pravuted the wbdfc cbold be iojd—eoV third of
the purchase money wjllbe'Sea.nted in cash, the balance
wi|i be marie easy ; a great-bargain mar be had in the pur
cbW» *o*i the privilege of sowing UO atres in. tmall grain
IB the fall, which isntiw j posaestiooM Chrjatmat
neat 1^522X50
Any person who may wM\to purchase, it ■ presumed
will *l«w the premises, which will be shewn by Mr. Willi
am Thornton, who resides on the plantation, or the Sub
scriber, ■ . • 30 -•
William K. ~ ‘ f
Gloucester County, June 24, 1809.
* , ’ " ’FOR bent,
The House and Lot on Latlianne
Street, adjoining Mr John Taylor’*, the garden grour rl it
extensive arid rich -—>AUo, a Smalt H ouse and Watkfrti ithh'
Shop on Rnthery’s Wharf—fjs,ee« ion may^MMiad imraui^
Nirison.
f .Wnt nBNT,., xmamm
That targe and commodioixa
Three Story Fire Proof House,
on Wide Water-Street, at the head of Rothcry’s wharf,
lately occupied by Matsrt. Noble and Arbruhnott * Co. Uaa
Shipcbandlery Store. . Apply to
Lilias M’Pherson. .
May 12. tf
LANDING
Oft Marsden’
_t Nqocies, fti
flavo^d
Jane 28.
AH those havin
E»t»ie of 4PHN CfttVi
quested to fri«g than lu
MM
' CAW
.wt;,
Cour/ ofjCing’t Brmhr^ttin^n$ttr*:ft^\\
flk&'kCt*. irii^oVatid Amii-R,
■fhc holy quest* u : .1 the <letrrmm;**4«ff •’f thrfe
pv, in tins cnee, which w .enn net ran epon .*■msM.
ili*iil»ce, was, whether the plaintiff was
an<T as such not entitled to lac In «ny' < fib* rthiVts tn
litis country ? It bad been formerly befew* thdcdtfri,
ttpno the point whether an affidavit ip. Frorti /ft**'
sufficient tg persnu to bail in thepipe;- &cre ?,
Mr. O'Meitly had recovered no teas than
against a (town of the n me <t $ Mi«S5
Messrs. Wilson ;nd Cfifatthotin were tn ii.
This being ihe state of the- question, it Sell
the attorney gene ill, f >r flte (lefen.tuut,jji th*o|
nal action, to shew why the ph.mtrff.had
stir in the country, by hi" not foiling nnc
sytwt o£
the descriptions stated ity*
if van us
declaration. He urged f?L_ ... __ ___
WMf's*
nian. mwi having chosen to settle in Trtinee f V or.ny
ye trs, f*e no longer owed a8ggfor.ee ro^iir^.j,—^
■*iid therefore was net c 1.tided,t
of a British subject, as h„„
been sl're«u»; dyeke . me
our courts in former cases,
In support, of thfo
g. tiou, lie called;
W Ilium MS 1,'IS.
who deposed that he tprur,
O’Medy, anfFli
fl wen hitjr*.t'*#a1 tfmVsm
ff.im tlit ynv 1799 fn'i^tre. He ludfteard %tr
com crsation, s:v . that he wi* not tVSmW'M,
his Countrv. * The ftrr»m*t . res which led «»e|. ..
nversatmn wasj thiit there wtj* s ire Irishmen;a;
conversation was, tlv- t tlioi e wt jjes -me Irishmen at
nor’1'' — ^ _• ■v*-*?*
■n de''ix who could not get permission (r fetKeito
vemmcnt to m to sortie other p in < f FtAntat." " \
Mr. .Hiller, who m »s in compam . id •«\J r.W.Vig&
ly, what is the renst n th.-v will not neemit i>»ut
coujhtnmen to go froni Rorth* uk >" To this
O'Mealf answered. *• Kon.e of them do n t •dwr\-&
to g.. any where. n«f still f m,t ashamed to diSdV
my roU„try.-' The nmcrr tion w s not direct- ***
the witness, hut hr happened t« be present, fl ;mtf
also heard htm talk of “ his cotmtnmnn ■,'at’firi*
7Wu.rt Anv mnn that saw O’Mc.Tv would kmw
that he was an fr:*Awan. ' i"
Cro*t.J:.xvtoiti d.bv Mr. Pahkk, ' -.it
Titr witness proved O-Mrstv’s band wrkhw. Hw
himself was m American, an-t
rican ship. He did not believe that 0*Mealy wa'fe
gver recognised a* an American subject. ^
A letter from OjMealv was produced red t»
prove that he was at Baltimore on the 3£nh /■*.*,£
ry, 1803.
Mr. Sbipwittl deposed, that he had kn«wn Mil
S29S! 9’>lesly for 14 years, and had -reahim in Pa.
rts tarly m the ny nth of September last. J|e had
h ard that he was concerned in business with Arne*
rican citizens. -r-TBsIJIrw-IP
rican citizens. - •• •» >’ .safe## eft-SIT'*
Crota.Eramined—Ktt (the witness) was tlte-Adie
rican consul at Paris, when he .first knew ’Mr.
O Mealy^ understood Mm to be engaged in
trade with America, and that-he *«f Always Con
staered by the American ambassador ** an Atnerir
can citizen. T
Lord Ellenbomtigh observed, that the ftfifaM
might have been engaged in trade with Aniertv
ca, although lie jnay originally have been an In h
man. -
" Mr. Parke, fnr the plaintiff, contended,
O’Mealy was an American ; and ailhoogh real*
in France, wus to be deemed a neutral subject,
therefore hod a right to sue in our courts. Aith> tt™
the plaintiff's nadpit Was apparently Irish, yet it waft
perfectly well known, that America atthiVmrnent
is peopled by th^descendagts «f English, Scotch, and
Irish; S-- that the mere circumstance, igj. th»
— -” —V— V VII 1 UIIISMI
batTie, amounted to nothing. There _
ent evidence of his being a native off®
aiding and abetting the eueinres w
contrary, the evidence already adduced tended morw
clearly to shew, tliat lie was an American. Mrs
O'Mealy was theref. w to be li nked upmi a* a neu
tral, resident in an.enemv's country. * . ‘ ,
Liard Etlenboroogh explained t*f the hirv tho
nature ot tm* action, end the effect the*- deciwott
we* Thrdetet^eirte^
of ttys point would
become ball f«>r the or
Mn-il defetitlatjt, whhm Mr,
n recdvefed u> • coh#P^»
O'MeaJy bad sued, a!,..,_.
ble; a mount j if, however, the pi*
*{f* description pf an alien enemy •
sidence in France, be Could nor be
and if to the bail for the defend*!
could not be liable*; if they at*
Irishman their, verdict most be f«u
tf an American for
plaintiff
plaintiff was proved
neis with America, i.. _ ,_
in February, i«03, dnfinw am
it might be cfMerved) ttm%«c
the American govei-niuent, an
np»ib*
Tbetdry
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