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‘nia from
» eottrem
Ike firm
t to on Act of the General A mem
patted on the fifth day of Febru
thooaand eight hundred and eight.
Volume 1.
pr william WALi.cn iienino.
"• The Ltrxct of a country are necessarily connected
With eeofv thine belonging to the people of it
so
that a thorough Knowledge of them, and of their pro
gress would worm us or ‘very thing that was most
rJdp*6ta\ to be known about them; and one of the
’greatest imperfections of historians in general, is
,Swing to their ignorance of law.
PriettUu'* Led. on Hitt. pa. 149.
The following letter* addrettrd to the Editor, tinee
. ikepublication of the Jlrtt volume, are from gen
tlemen eminently qualified to form an opinion of
the importance of the wood.
‘ Montickllo, Dec. 9. 180!).
SIR—1 hare duly received the 1st Vol. of your col
lection of our Statutes at Large, and return vou mv
thanks for it. The opinion T entertain of the impt r
tahce of the work miv be justly inferred from the
-trouble and expense I incurred during the earlier
part of my life, to save such remains of mir ancient
laws as were then still in existence. The compili
ffam appears to be correctly and judiciously made,
■no gives upexacdv what I had so brig considered i
desideratum" f ir our country. It sheds n new lijht
on .our eorly hisiorv, and furniahes additional secu
rity to the tenure of' ur r.ghts -and property Sin
cerely wishing vou may reap the reward v> u hive
merited, I tender youths assurances of my great es
teem and respect.’
TH: JF.FFERdON.
Win. IT* ffening, Ktq.
'■ h'r ?$:■"’ —
Richmond. Nov. 24th, 1809,
DEAR SIR—I have received with great pleasure
the first volume of yoor edition ofihe Statutes nf Vir
gin!* at Large j ;>nd am extrcmelv glad that you
have been able to make such a progress in a work
ef such real importance, not only to (lie gentlemen
•f the profession, hut to the community at targe.—
Tew persons have more reason to estimate the value
pf Mich an undertaking than myself; having for
nvc Jim iwrmy years 'jern ciiuc/iv'mnn^ m vain, m
procure copie*, of nur publick acts from the period of
the revisal in 1705, to that of otir revolution. Anti
even From the latter period to the end of the last cen
tury, itwos nearly twenty year* before I could pm
cure copies of all the acts of the several conventions,
•lid succe^tjinjf leuvslatijres. The unfortunate policy
«£ omitting laws which hail either expired, had been
repealed, or were consolidated in the successive re
visnls nijKjjuring (he last century, rendered itnl
most impflH^to trace any subject which had en
gaged tUe^tjMllon of successive legislatures thivugh
all the tnaatfirw its progress. Nothing but s com
Stole edition of our laws, at large, can afford that
ght, so necessary to the well understanding of the
lavft, awl. the distribution of justice, in our common
Country, A work of suclfmagnitude nml import
ance must be attended with mjinjte labour and ex
pense, You have my sincere ivishcs for your suc
cess in completing that work, and that it may re
ceive that gerer'il encouragement to which it is en
itled from so many important considerations.
' lam, respectfully,
sir pear Sir.
,,i. Your most obedient servant,
* ST. TUCKER.
. Wm. W. Timing, P.tg.
Richmonvh, "Oth Nov. 1809.
PF-AR SIR—-Asides the examination, which I
gave' with Mr. Mumf'rd, to your first volume of the
eld Statutes at Larg'd have eg in perused with at
itlon, the copy which you so kindly presented to
t
| am really pleased to find, that the maten. iH f>r
• eSrcert history of our country, tire, at i ist coming
to light ; and th it those laws which form in so in
Nv instances- tlyr ruie of onr property, ha> e been
saved from the wreck of time, by the me .ns of -mtv
go whom we are indebted for so many acts, which be
Jtaa done for the good of his country ; nil allow tug
/Ip say, that in this your tatenrs h;tve not been lim
, . Reserving : and I hope, will be amply 1 equate! by a
'generous.pnljlic, for vising to posterity a work so
Reserving of their attrutl u »ud preservation.
1 am, Dear Sir,
• Very sincerely your friend,
CREED TAYLOR.
TV Hfg». fPm. ft'. liming, f.tg.
8, Rotinr't rmfiec't to Mr. Timing —A necessa
ry intention to the business of the court, has disabled
8, ll from reading attentively, the whole of the first
•plume of the Statutes at Large; he can therefore,
Sisfactory opinion U|Jon the character of the
ined therein. It is easy, however, to per
this Lbnrinu* work has been executed
care and fidelity, >m the part of Mr. Hen
m^ to whom, in the opinion of 8. K. our country
nMt, hi, all generations, will be indebted, for pise
log beyond the reach of accident, statutes which ex
isted iwily hi manuscript, and, in some instances,
only a miiiic ci py. n is iruc inai, ai me
t-dtf ,Abe statutes contained in the first to.
ii *r« of little comparative importance as tav>» ;
_jag grosenobsolete or.been replaced by others;
but they afford ■ rich'treasure for Historians ; itml,
res, Contain artHtcellent history, of the si
pulicv, iostitjilions opinion* and language of
refathers. It. will bn seen that they possess that
M»d, determined *Writ, which «oUM not be »p
br diUcultiys, ao4 has enarfcd, their posterity,
thw t«(o ccpturKS to outstrip the nations of
old world, is far fn the wisdom and justice of
t institutions, w in ,the enjoyment of ci.
■* Iff he work in question were, therefore,
, K IS aadobbtediy entitled to the p,
cry publo k spirited American ; but as it
will be: of eminent practical utility.—
(eepecndlv If aided by a grnrrui index)
m hblmitjdsajsd Lawyer* to see, at one view, eve
ry act which bnaetrefthewi |Msse^i*n any subject4 and
AOAdy.'A thtm tothe happiest result, in eviscera
«** to* it«W»ture. S. K. there
Hdy wishes that no adverse state Of things
ipprrcti the entire completion of the u»
fT. Hening, &M «
'n t Kk<ta»®ud,Be«.2jl#p9.
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proven wnrls of fleet utiiitv,
t*ens^e to tnjht) * ■ -- »
ylw, mm to the q>«inj*nitj
IMt oaffwy «fr%, _
•tlarge, but will form a genuine baw* for ait aothen
tie and tomprelienalve hHtorv jf our country, the
went of which h much to be faiuRtfd.
That your labour* may meet with the encourage*
meat and reward *i> justly due to their merits, is the
sincere wish and hope of dear sir,
.Your friend end obedient) servant,
WM. FLEMING.
Wns. Waller Herring, E*q. *
Eagle Fire Company of Nav-York.
Office of the Company, No. 59, Wall-Street.
PROPOSALS
For Insuring Houses, Buildings, Stores, Ships in
Harbour, Goods, Wares, and Merchandize,
FROM LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE
T^HF Legislature of the state of New-York, having in
JL corporated the Eagle Fire Company of N^w-York,
with a capital of five hundred thousand dollars, (with the li
berty of increasing the same, if the business of the company
should require it, to one million of dollars,) for the side pu>
v,°so of insuring buildings, atid every k ind of personal pro
perty from loss or damage by FIRE; ami the capital of five
hundred thousand dollars having ail bran paid, orjccured to
be paid, according to law : the directors fed a particular sa
tisfaction in offering to their fellow-citizens, throughout the
United States, the means of security against that kind of loss
which frequently, in *n unf.xi'kctrd moment, involves in
lestrustion the earnings of a lifi of industry sod frugality,
and reduces the independent andatHne t, together with their
families, to poverty and distress. To provide an additional
g.ard against calamities of this nature, has been the prisna
ry motive *»f this Institution : and the directors engage
tu conduct it1*- roncera*, with a fairness, candour ar.d libera
lity, wnich will ju*t*7 eutitie it to the confidence and patron
age of the publick.
%* No insured person will tellable to make good the los
ses of others; but incase of fire, the sufferer will be fully
indemnified.—The Company a!»o makegood ioa*;s on pro
perty burnt by lightning.
Classes of Hazards, and Rates of Annual Premiums
for Insurance against Fire.
No. 1.
HAZARDS OF THE FIRST CLASS.
Brick or Stous buildings, covered with slate, tiles, or me
tal.
Goods hazardous, and not hazardous, contained in such
buildings.
62 l-i cents per 100 dollars per annum, for sums not ex
ceeding 10,000 dollars in one risk.
Nr. 11.
HAZARDS OF THE SECOND CLASS.
Brick or Stone buildings,covered with wood.
Goods hazardous, ami not hazardous, contained in inch
buildings.
93 3-4 cents per 100 dollars per annum, for sums net ex
ceeding 10,000dollars .noncrisk.
tJo.111.
HAZARDS OF THlv THIRD CLASS.
Buddings, the aides of which are part of brick or stone,
and part <>f wood.
Goods hazardous, and not hazardous, contained in auch
buildings.
1*1 cents per 100 dollars per annum, fos sums not exceed
ing 10,000 dollars in one risk.
No. IV.
HAZARDS OF THE FOURTH CLASS.
Buildings, the sides of which are entirely of wood.
Goods hazardous, and not hazardous, contained m such
buildings.
187 1-3 cents per 100 dollars per annum, for sums not
exceeding 10,000 dollars in one risk.
Skip! in Part, or their Cargon, Shipi Repairing *r Bnilting,
wmy hi InturgJ ngnintt Fin.
This manner of classing hazard* will give a general idea of
the rates i.f insurance, but there will necessarily bean in
crease r,f premium in all cases where the I cal situation, and
othcirircur .su ccs, increase the risk: such as joining, or
bring contiguous to wooden buildings, or buildings occupied
in carrying bn hazardous buxines::—distance from water—no
'■ugines nr firemen in the tnwr. or place, &c drc.—The pre
lum* may also, in soric cases, be reduced in wooden bui|
dings ::i count—, when standing single cr detached, or
utendc ! with circumstances or peculiar security:—Hut in
a!! casts. f t'.c sum. to be insured on or in the same build
ing exceeds id,COG dollars, an additional premium will be
required
Soap Bodes, Tallow Chandlers, Brewers, Maltsters, Ba
kers, Id -pc Makers, Sugar Refiners, Distillers, Chemists,
Vaiulsh Makers, Stable Keepers, Tavern Keepers, China,
Gla«s, or Fan liertware Sellers, Oiland Colourmen, Turpen
tine Works, Fa er M>|t», Printing Houses, Coopers, C.ir
enters, Cabinet Makeis, Coach Makers, Boat Builders,
Ship Chap l'r;s, Apothecaries, Theatres, Mills and Vachi
t;ei 7j and all Manufactories that use Fire Heat, are deemed
ext:i hazardous, and must bo particularly described in the
' < licy ; and for all such risks an additional premium will
^^requtred.
Condition* of Insurance.
I Ail applications for insurance must be madeat the of
fice of th< company, in writing ; and the subject offered for
Insurance accurately described.
11. If the property offered for insurance is within the dis
trict of a surveyor of this company, he will examine and re
port th.-renri; but if not within anv such district, then the
applicant must himself furn'sh an accurate and just descrip
tion thereof,viz. ofwhat materialseach building is construct
ed ) whether occupied as private dwellings, °r how other
wise; where situated; the name of the present occupiers;
how situated with respect to other buildings. And in the in
surance of goods, wares aud merchandize, the place where
the same are deposited, is to be described; alto, whether
such gooos arc or tne Kind denominated hazardous and
whether any manufactory is carried on in the premises, all
which is to be certified ami attested in such manner as the
natifte of the cere nay admit. Arid if any person or per
sons shall insure his or their buildings or goods, and shall
causa them to be described in thepolicy otherwise tlsan they
really are, so as the same be charged at a lower premium
than is herein proposed ; nr if such.description be false or
fraudulent, such insurance will be yoidaod of no effect.
HI Goods held in trust, or on commission, are to be de
clared as such -, otherwise the poliey will not extend to co
yer such property
IV. Every Policy of Insurance, made by this Company,
shall be sealed with its seel, and signed by the President and
Secretary ; and the person for whotfe interest the insurance
is made, must be declared arid named therein; nor can any
Policy, or Interest thereing, be assign*! but by consent of
the Company, expressed by endorsement made thereon.'
V. No Insurance will be considered as mad* or binding,
iMHit the Premium is paid.
VI persons insuring Property with this Company, ami
who ha«e already made other Insurance on the same proper
ty, shall give notice thereof in Writing, at the Company's
Office, before, or at the time of the execution of the Policy:
and persons who, after insuring Property with this Company,
have Insurance made on the same propertjtehewhere, shall,
with all reasonable diligence, notify the tame in writing at
the Office of di»e Cujn[ any, and have the same endorsed op
the policy, or otherwise acknowledged m writing} in default
whereof, the Policy shall cease, and hp of .rjo effect: and in
case of |n«s,'each party insuring »ha|l>e liable to the pay
ment of a rateable proportion of the loss or damage which
■nay be sustained,
VII. No loss or damage by fire will be paid, that may hap
• pen ortakc place in cotrteqimnee of any' invasion, civil com
motio, not, dr military orusnfpad power whatever.
VIII; Jtaefcsrtf Aacounts, Written Securities! Notes, Bills,
: Bonds, Deeds, .le’ -fy Mor*ty, or BuUlno, cannot be inmrad.
IX- Jewels, I rate, Medals, or olhar Curiosities Paintings
..end Sculptures, are not iacludod ip any insurance, unless
stiehafticlty am specified in the policy.
X Ail peftiim insured by this Company, sustaining any
iwer.danwgy bf.Sre, are hffifrwitft to givy notice to the
Company, arid as seen aftapFpsdjgbln, to deliver in as pari
ticiiar an account of their lost or ffinhagc, signs*' with their
'OW^handS 'St the nature rfthy case will admit of, s
ptwrif afthntamo by their rath or affirmation, and
fA*^pjwitWW,'aii*.j(
" -—*•-'**-*»*
-,™ . ,„»W* tame property; end
•halt |
i certificate, unfa the land of a magistrate,
*< dennuii meet enntigious to the spot
notary
Vina not ceneeri.eit in such loss,)
where I
NpnR#flL „_ , _
I with (he character and eireufflstan
«* «f the peesosi or peraor.s i Mured ; ntid do "know, or veri
y believe, that ho, she, or they, really, *nd by misfortune,
rod without head or evil practice, hate retained by such
Sre, lose and damage to the amount therein roontined; and,
until such affidavits and certificafn are produced, the loss
thail not be payable Also, if there appears any fraud, of
alse swearing, the claimant shall forfeit his claim to restitu
tion or payment, by virtueof hi* policy.
XI. ft, case any difference shall ante, touching any loss or
damage, it may be submitted t<| the judgment of Arbitrators,
indifferently chosen, whose award in writing thailbe binding
on tl,e parlies And when any loss or damage shall happen,
the company shall pay for the same In sixty days after the
loss shall have been ascertained and proar'd, without allow*
ante oK disrount, fees, or any deduction whatever.
XII Insurance may be made for seven years,by paying the
premium for six yeais, and fora less number of years than
seven, a reasonable discount will be allowed.
The Subscriber being appointed Sur
veyor for the Eagle Eire Company, upon application, will
survey, and value, such buildines, (or property contained
therein) upon which Insti'anee may be required.
Francis Foster, Cliurch-Street, Norfolk.
Feb 1$. ty
JUST RECEIVED,
And for Hale at the Hook-Store of Messrs* Bonsai,
Conrad, iff Co.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
Genuine Patent and Family Medi
cines,
Which ire celebrated f«-r the tureof most diseases to which
the human body is liable.
Prepared on/p ly the sole Proprietor,*
T. 'V. DYOir, M. l>. Philadelphia,
Grandson of the late >r. Robertson, of Edinburgh.
1>R. KOP-EkTSON’S
celebrated
Stomachic Elixir of Health.
(Pure one dollar and Fifty Cents )
Which has .,r- ved by tr.nu.ands, who Ian exnerinced its
beneficial effects, i- be th» most valuable medicine ever of.
icrrti m ui! nuolic , pH speed,.v relieving and curi'.g the
cramp, pa I >, a..d wind m the stomach and bowels, carry,
iug olt tape fluotis hilc, reo, .in* habitual coftivenels, ficV
h ft at lira ft.anyth, severe head ache. 4 c
For the dvsvi teiy ..i ) .*, cbr, r3 morbus, fevere gripings,
and other difeafe, of tl c ,*wels. and -hr fuinm -r bows!
<omplamtin rhiMrer, it has proved a e. rta.i. -neny, and
nstoreu to pcilect health fi..m the gn-amfl debilirr
1’eifjns aflitSed with puWionavcomplain’v, or dijorde-s
«f the bread and lm Ss, even in the most advanced slaw,
will find immediate tetief.
Common co-yhs and c Ids, which are generaliv nccafion
edby ebfirjLt.d prefpi ration, will be found m yield to its
benign influence in a few hours
In afthmuirk or eonfumptive complaints, horier.efs,
wh» efings, UJortnefs of I reath, and the hooping couch, it
will glee immediate re icf
DR. ROBERTSON'S
Vegetable Nervous Cordial,
OR,
Nature’s GrtintJ Restorative.
(Price One Dollar and Fifty Cents.J
Is confidently teemr i-i the most efficacious me
dicine, for the speedy relief and cure of all nervous com
plaints, impuririesof the Mood, seminal weakness, and va
rious complaints, resulting from iliffipated pleasures, tesi
iifV "an1icKnmes, the immoderate use of tea, the un
-kil ul nr excefiive ufe of merrury, and diseases peculiar to
lemales at a certain period of |jfe
Under the denomination of nervous disorders, in its lull
extent, are included several diseases of the most d ngerons
kind, and are so various, that a volume would hardly suffic
to complete a description of them It pervades with its
baneful influence the whole nervous system, wiithinz the
heart with inexpressible at guisb, and exciting the most
dreadful suggestions of hor,of and despair. T<> this demon
have thousands fallen a sacrifice, in the direiul transports oi
us rage r
The most common sym- toms at its commencement, are
weaknefs, flitnlencc, palpitations, w .tchfulncft, drnwfn sft
after eating, timidity, H.lhcsef heat a d cold, numb.,< ft,
cramp, giddmcft, pain* in the lo ad, hack and loins, hick
cough **4 ^ *ll<* «•' glutition, anxiety and d y
DR. ROBERTSON’S
Patent Stomachic Wine Bitters.
(Price One Dollar. J
These celebrated and well known Hitters are composed
purely of vegetables of the mnrt innocent yet fpeeifick vir
tues, and are particularly recommended for refloring weak
conflitutions, cleanftng and Aret.gihcning the ftomach, and
ttictuaung the . ipetite; they expel worms in all ages, but
hum their (tmplicity and fafety, are a mod natural and ef
fectual vermifuge, when adminiftrred to children; they are
gratefully warm, and pur gently aromatick; thev are ex
tremely ferviceable in all fcafnns, >ut particularly fo on the
approach of warm weather, when billiouthabits experienee
such total loss of appetite ; they are also a certain preventa
tive against those complaints so common in the spring ami
fall seasons, such as intermittent fevers and agues, long au
tumnal fevers, dysenteries, 4c
DR. ROBERTSON’S
Celebrated Gout & Rheumatic Drops.
CPrice Two Dollars.)
K safe and effectual cure for the gout, rheumatism, luro
h»gdi firm* and (travel, swelling, and wroknessofthe joints,
sprains, bruifs, and ad kinds of green wounds; the cramp,
pains in the head, face and body, ftifFucfc of the neck.chil
blains, frozen limbs, Ac
Since the above invaluable medicines were firfl discovered
kT Dr. Robertson, upwards ..if Seven Hundred Thousand
Persons have experienced ther isappy and salutary effects
many of whom from the greateft debility.
As the certificates attefled by many rtfpectable perfnns
are too numerous for this paper, the proprietor requests the
reader to peruse the pamphlet accompanying the medicines,
which may be had gratia at the .dares of sale
Observe that none are genuine without the signa
lure of X. W. DYO I T, M. D.
November 13. jm
PORTER & CHEESE.
Landing from on board the Shift ti'oodrofl Sims,
Caftt. Haynes, from London,
300 dozen' Hibbcrt’s Brown STOlTrf,
20 hampers very auperiour double Gloucester
CHEEjal;—For sale by
Jennings X Roddey.
Mso landing,
A few puncheon* St. Croix Rum j Prime Codfish in
hogshead*; 10 barrels Fish Oil; and 40 bales Cfl|
ton. '_December 18, * tfrH
For Sale by tie Subscriber, s
3000 bushels Liverpool stovecf SALT,
SSO Liverpool filled sacks do.
> 400 sack's do. filled herd ; 1$ crates Earthenware,
6 casks Glassvrire,
4 casks Sheathing Nath j 7 bags Coffee,
hatcfUpland Cotton,
,43 hogshead* JUc&mond Tobacco.
A. MACLURE.
s
A$t *M ' ••
wre scascRrnrn#
Ofet for Sale'at tktir Warehouse at the corner or
Mametfs Wharf.
22 bales Loumspa COTTON,
1 iW
25 piece# Russia CANVAS,
#
40 do. German RAVENS TH
130 do. do. OZNAKLRH.
350 do. do. BROWN KOI
(ills.
100 do. do. WHITE HULLS'
40 do. do. Hessian ROLLS,
4000 COFFEE BAGS,
1500 Three Bushel SACKS,
A few pieces extra fine SHIRT LINEX,
20 Pieces German SHEETING,
70 Boxes superior quality Spanish SEGARS,
800 weight GLUE,
120 boxes Short PIPES,
30 dozen excellent SIEVES,
6000 weight St. Domingo COFFEE,
4000 do. Jamaica do.
Niemeyer and Von Kapff.
NoTr—We will take in payment Norfolk, New hem, and'
rape rear Bank Notes; or barter for Flour, War. Vo,k
*c. Xc. N?\ v t ’
We also offer for Sale, on a credit of 6, 12, alt jg
months, xcith approved security, or in tarter for
West India or Damestick Produce,
That entire Stock of our GOODS
contained in our Store on Main-ftrect, consisting in an *
elegant and particularly well selected assortment of
Cutlery, Glassware, Looking Glasses,
and Fancy Articles,
Together with the nnexpired Lease of two years from the
1st January next, of the whole HOUSE, which may easi
exi-MUrt T n T V™'"pl,1,e Tenements, and has very
t*at Stand'-7f li 5,1 ^ °’ wholesale and retail business,
that stand is fully equal to any on the Main-flrect. Applw
as above. Novembers. tf 117
Samuel Coleman,^
Opposite the AW,-;, West,sard, has received
supply of fresh Newark SHOES, consisting of
Ladies’KID SHOES,
dn. Cork Soaled Morocco Sho
do.
thick bottomed do.
do.
Slips and Ties do.
_ . Velvet
do.
Gentlemen’s Fine Shoes,
„ do. Morocco Pumps,
c.irls Morocco Slips and Ties,
do. Leather do. do.
u , ,, Strong Shoes,
IVr v’s Morocco Pumps,
do. Lined and bound ei_
cio. Strong
(To.
Lather'tartee, „d Ties,
■ -- urHif
servant s very strong Leather
Sho«.
ALSO,
quantity of
Laches’ and Gentlemens’ SHOES
, . OlIV/ILO,
nrV* !ipfn .._ * "5l
S °f Roop
f” hj? F:‘p,017’ of t?lc materialsand wifffc.
work
winS'Eto*”' N"f0'k #,r
theTmhlot'TfKar‘iCllS wB,be»« a, low, some c*
them lower than such can be purchased in this conn
A fevy hales of COTTON—anfl
Martin’s Double Branded FLOUR.
November Jj. tf
. THE SUBSCIBER
ts authorised to treat witiLany person
disposed to purchase she whole or im partof the
following LANDS,
Situated chiefly °n Cumberland River, and derived flom
Military Titles, to wit, *
four Tracts of 640 nctes each, on Obtv’s river,
a branch of Cumberland, navigable at this place, and
where ihe usual r,ice of Laud or late has net b<*n less
than four dollars per acre.
i-noT° °"'er Tr“cts' onH of 1950 «nd another of
J , crcs»Liese arc nUo on Cumberland river, laying in a
aUCr V 11 3,r, r,ver- tracts are nearly
all river bottom of uncommon fertility, and such as have
commanded there no less a price than eight dollars per acre.
One other ljart of 6’40 acres in Powel’s Valiev,
'vnich is slid to be also rich and well watered.
One Other Tract of 1000 acres in Grassey Val
ey, represented to be of inferior soil, but excellent Gru
mg Laud--For further particulars apply to
Luke Wheeler.
October 23.
Phoenix Fire Office
No. 13. MARKET-SQUARE. NORFOLK.
INSURANCE UPON SHIPS.
N‘
OT1CE is hereby given that the following pre
miums only, will henceforward he charged by
this company for insurance from fire upon Ship#,
\ essels, and all Water Crafts, and also upon Cargo
on board, in the seaports and rivers of Virginia and.
North-Carolina.
One month
12*
S ioo
cents per
Two
do. 20
do.
do.
Three
do. 25
do.
do.
Four
do.* -
do. 30
do,
Five
do.
do.
do?
oj
Six
do. 40
#
dp.
do.
Seven
do. 45
do.
do.
Eight
do. 50
do.
do.
Nine
do.
do.
55
do.
* Ten
do.
60
do.
do.
Eleven
do. 6a
do.
do.
Twelve
do. 70
do.
*>
The above
nremioms
will
—si f..
sum nnt exceeding 40,000 dollars in one risk; but
a separate sum must in all cases be specified on tbe
ship and another on the cargo. *
LANDING "
On Commerce-Street Wharf the CARGO tf tht
Schooner Antclo/ie, from IIontlurat,
+3,000 feet MAHOGANY,
50CO weight Sarraparitla,
400 do. Guatamula Indigo.
-In Stork,
90,000 weight best Green COFFEE,
2'',001 do. 2d and 3d quality do.
A quantity of Hides, Cordage, Seine Twine, Hone* iw
Jars, Fustick, Park, Lard, Navy Bread, Crackers, and So
gars. For Sale by
John Granbcry.
Who has for Rent,
A Ware-House on Commcrcc-Strec%
And n Dwelling-House on Bcush-Street.
November 10 10w3aw
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NORFOLK:
_LTS}IED THttEK TIMES ArWEEK, 4
h WILLIAM DAVIS,
'0ok rrit rRorttirroH.
Oppotittiiie Etchanpe Cnfee- Tfontr,