Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1809-07-21 00:00:00, page 4

Neia-York.'
Office of ikt Company, No. 59, Watt-Street. ',
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! PROPOSAL# :W
For Inturiog Home, Buildings, Stores, Skips «
• fhrtoar. Goods, Wares, and Merchandize,
» .’ t- ___ j 3
from loss oh damage by fire,
♦npffE Legislature rtf the Mate s*f Kew-Yoik, having in.
*X cor|>erai<M tM Eaifle F re Company of Now-Yorfc
with a capital of five hundred thousanddollar*, Mdt the li
berty->f iucreaaii,g the same, if the busineMof the company
should requiro it, to one miitVn of dollsli,y forthe ade pur,
poswof insuring buildings, an.l every kind of personal pro
perty from losp «r damage by flRE ; and tterapilal of fivs
hundred thousand dollars having all been paid, or secured tc
be paid, aceording to law: the directors feel a particular sa
tisfaction in offering to their fellow-cilii-as, thioughout tht
United States, the means of security against i hat kind of lot,
Wh ch frequently, hi an osurtcrto momemt,involves it
’dcstruMion the earnings of a life of industry and frugality,
and raducesthe independent and affluent,togetlierwith theii
families, to poverty and distress. To provide an additions
guard against calamities of thl« nature, has been the prima
ry motive of this IpaTlTuriort : and the directors engage
' to, conduct its concerns, with afainiess, candour and libera
tjty, which will justly entitle it So the confidence and patron
age of the uublick.
•t * No insured person will bo liable to make good the los
sts of others; but incase of fire, the sufferer will be full)
indemnified—The Company also make good losses on pro
peity burnt by lightuiug.
Classes of Hazards, and luitrs of Annual Premium,
for. Insurance against Fire.
No. 1.
HAZARDS OF THE FIRST CLASS.
Brick or Stone building*, covered with slate, tiles, or me
tkl.
Goods hazardous, and not hazardous, contained in sucl
buildings.
93 t-tf cents per 100 dollars per annum, for sums not ex
eroding 10,003 dollars iu one risk.
No II.
HAZARDS OF THE SECOND CLASS.
Brick or Stone buildnsjj, covered with wood.
Goods hazardous, a nano t hazardous, contained in sucl
buildings. '
. Si's <3-4 cents per 100 doll ns per annum, for sums not ei
ceofiug IO.U00 dollars in one risk.
No 411
, itAZARDS OF THE THIRD CLASS.
Building., lli.i sides of Which are part ol brick or stone
dlid parf-T wimJ.
<4 .«ds hazardous, and Dot hazardous, contained in sucl
budding
1 ill* cents per 100 dollars MS annum,
up vents per aw nonars per annum, rorautus uot exceed
Jug 10,0u0dollars in one risk.
' Ho IV
HAZARDS OF THE FOURTH CLAS*
Builditm* the vide* of which are entirely of wood.
Goode hazardous, and not ha zardous, contained in sucl
buildiMS;
187 1*3 cen
r 100 dollars per annum, fur sums no
mtsoor
',6W do
Acceding TCI
dollar*, in nlio risk.
i Puit or iktit Ca'goet, o/iipi Repairing or Bn liking
he,Inured rrgrrml Fire.
•I
'his maimer of classing hazards will givd a general idea d
rates of appliance, but there will necessarily be an in
I
i m all cases wheidjbelocalsiiiatuu., an<
e-reare pf
other ciicumsunccs, i"C''iie the risk: such as joinin'', o
br ing Contiguous to wooden buildings or buildings occupier
ill catmihg ti hazarffou* business—distance from water—tv
engines or firemen in the town or place, Jtc. Ac.—The pre
inhims may also, it. sum* cases, be reduced on wooden uuil
dint's ii tliecountrv, when standing singlo-or detachart, o
attended with circumstancatdrf peculiar security But it
pllcases, if thesuni to be insured ON or in thr same build
Ing exceeds lO/iOP d liars, an additional premium will bi
required
Soap Boiler*. Tallow Ciiaodlets, Biowers, Maltsters, Ba
kers, Kopa Maks' , Sugit Renmn,, Distillers, Chemists
V»r„i.Ai Makers, Stable K* opers, Tavern Keepers, China
Gian, orfottheuw; r . Stllurs, Oil and JC 'onrmen, Xurpen
tine Works-, Paper Mi.’.., Printing Houles, i Dope's,'Car
nc-iij.sir», Cabinet Makers,. Coaen Makers, Bnat Builders
ShipCiiand'.ers, Apothecaries, Theatres, Mills and Machi
t.erv, act all MavulVtm its that is. l ire Heat, are sleenie.
extra hazard his, and must-be par fibril oily described in thi
policy i.and lot all such nsks an additioual premium wil
Ob requited.
,4 Conditions of Insurance.
I. All application!! for Insurance must be marie at the of
fied'df the company, ifi writingand the sulycct offered to
Insurance anurateiy described.
11 If the piovcrty offered for insurance is within the di»
trict of a turii Vni of this cuinpany, he will examine and re
port thereon v buOf not with its any such district, than thi
applicant must himself furnisil an accuratettlirt just dcsc.ip
tiou thereof, via. ol'what malerialseacti building is construct
cu ; Whether Occupied as private dwellings, or hiw other
wne i where situated'; the name of the present nccupieis j
• how Situated With respect t.. other buildings. Ahdioihein.
surauee of g usds, wares and merchandize, the place when
the same toe deposited, is to be described; also, w lie the
*ucli gowis aro of the kind deny mutated hazardous, am
whetherwhy manufactory is carried on in thd premises, al
Which is in be cotSHcd and attested in such manner as thi
nature ef thecasosnay admit, And if any person or per
sons shall insure hisor their bpilding* or goods, and sh.il1
cause them tube described m-the policy othcwisc than the;
really are, s«i at the sams b.e charged at a lower proi iuu,
than it hertun proposed ; or if »iu|> description be false 01
fraudulent, such insurance will be void and of no effect.
1IJ Go sis hel 1 in trust, peon commission, aietube de
clared** such; otherwise the policy will not extundtoco.
ter such proppuy
'"IV: Every Policy of Insurance, marie by' this Company,
siiallhe seded with its sea!, arid.signed by.the "residentauc
aefle&ry ; and the pcuv.nfor whose interest the insuranci
is mad?, mutt be declared and napioti therein ; noieunanj
Fo'di v, or Interest then- ug, nc aligned ''tit by content o
th«iCompany, azprpsted by endorsement matfe theieun
V Nu Insuttu.-r will bri considered as made or binding
ttnvl :*r< Pteuiijnn is paid, , • , l
VI JPcrfons insuring "Property with tb« Company, me
•h© Sn*c\Jlt»hdy mads other Insurance on the.ante proper
"tyt shall give notice thsieof in writing, at. the Ccgnpany i
Office, be!' c, or it the time of the execution of the P« licy :
yd. persons *oa» after iniuring lropeoy with this Company
Rive Iiisuraitte made on tha sam«.usppmy elsewhere, shall,
With all n nffilisu'e diligence, notin' the same in writing al
.thuOflicwdf tin C >mpai*y, and iwv the same endorsed «
the t.-ilisy.pi tph rwiseacku wiedsedm wfitips; in defapli
»heneu,- Jyo Policy sh»)Uea»p, ai»u W-of fto eiffuc* : and,ii
ease of toss, each |ntfy insuring sbali be Jiabie tu yhe pay
tnentof * m eablc prppt nion of the loss of damage whicl
mas be sustlltiod, -
VU. No loss or damage by fity * II be paid, that may hap
jpt* or take .place In con-. ijuanre of any invasion, emt com
thltroh, net, O' TUilitarj or.usu ycd power whatever
t Ahcounbi.Vl'ritttti Sseurittgp, N^es, Bills
.«H*rw,PtMk,'>es~dy Money,or Bullion, cannot ae insured
*JjKL Wodals, or Other CunoMtip,, JP*mtiiigi
•^Bculuti.ies, gre not int'oidc-l many insurance, isnles
JHiriieUt /it* spocidcri u-.uhe policy.
*' *• >11 persons insured by this Company, sustaining an)
foisor .damage by fire^TO fv;thw*h V give notice tp tin
•Vlhipany,inri at soon alter as toss (Ms, to delivwrln as par
lutojar an account of theicBus or damage, signed with iheii
^waearaffltesBagflwa
r WPPIWi rsWMWt any am
a Uisuranco js made <
aamswrepe^ri; „„
i a, wHjioM
'■ t eTa magisirate;
el-ait nwto^i^
i not couctmeH in fceli V*$.
dc know, or vet,
rci
«»j'avc sustained by such
WW 0KmrHBUk redxh '.I,
tmdtxttfM. bHdsvidlikMt /dltKi'dlts am ymriunsf, the |c»
shah net he payable ‘—Also, if tMtoapfkamanf fidmd, o
■fc*
. ..
'aloe Swearing, the claimant ehall forfeit hk elite to restitu
tion or payment, by virtue of Ms policy.
XI. in case any difference shall arise, touching any lost or
damage, it may betubmitted to the judgment ^Arbitrators,
indifferently chose®, nrhote award in writing sluiloe binding
'0) the junto, wl whew any tot or damage shall happen,
ihe company shall pay for (he same in sixty days after the
less shall hay* Men ascertained and proved, without allow
ance of discount, fees, or any deduction whatever.
XU. Insurance may be made for seven yean,by paying the
premium for six years, and for a less number of yean than
seven, a reasonable discount will be allowed.
The Subscriber being appointed Sur
veyor for the Eagle Fire Company, upon application, will
•prrey, and value, such buildings, (or property contained
therein) upon which Insurance may be required.
Frutta* Futtcr, Church-Street, Norfolk.
Feb 13 tf
%
Genuine Patent and Family Medi
cines,
Celebrated Tor the cure of most diseases to which the human
frame ia liable.
Prep anil bp T. W. DYOTT, M. D.
THK CKLKBUATEQ
Stomachic Elixir of Health.
(Trice oar dollar and Fifty Cents )
Which haa proved by thousands, who have experinced its
teiicheia) effects, t-.be the most valuable medicine ever of
fered to the public!., for speedily relieving and curing the
cramp, pains, and wind in the stomach and puwels, carry
ing otf fupeifiuous bile, rem-ving hahitual coftivuuels, (klc
i riel's at the flomach, fevere head ache, <fec.
For tlic dysentery or lax, cholera morbus, fevere grioings
and Other difeafes of the bowels, and tho fummer towvi
complaint in children, it has proved a Certain remedy, and
restored to pert-jet health from the greatefl debility.
, Pei Tons afflift'-’d with.pulmonary complaints, or disorders
of tiie bread and lungs, even in the mbst advanced state,
, will tind immediate relief.
Common coughs and colds, which are generally uecafion
. eUbjf obllraft.-d prefphaUon, will be found to yield to its
benign influence in a few hours.
In afthm.uick or doiifumptive complaints, horfenefs,
wheelings, lhortnefs of breath, and tha hooping cough, it
, will give immediate relief
Patent Stomachic Wine Bitters.
(Price One Dollar. J
These celebrated and well known Bitters are composed
purely of vegetables of the inofl innocent yet fpecffick vir
t_u«s, and are particularly recommended f .r raftering weak
cnufhtulioiis, cleanfing and ftreiigthcning the itmnach, and
I (tier* ajing the appetite ; they expe. worms in ailagvs’, but
from (heir funplicily *i,d fafgty, are a moll natural and ef
t fectual veimfuge, when adminifiered to children; they are
gratefully warm, and pungently aroinatick; they are ex
, tremely fetviceable in all feafoni, tut partirular'v fo oil the
approach of warm weather, when billious habits experience
[ Mien total tow of appetite; they arr also a certain prevents
. tive agauis, those complaints so common in the spring arid
f.il.seasons, sucli asimrrmutciitfevois and agues, ioug au
r tumual fevers, dysenteries, &c
PR. ROBERTSON’S
Vegetable Nervous Cordial,
OR,
Nature’s Grand Restorative,
Is confidently recommended as the most efficacious me
dicine, for the speedy relief and cure of all nervous enm
plaiois, impurities of the-blood, seminal weakness, and va
rious cimplaints, n suiting from dilfipated pleasures, resi
dence in warm climates, the immoderate use of tea, the un -
skilful or escetfpre ufe of meccury, and diseis.s peculiar to
females at a certain period of life.
I)R. ROBERTSON’S
Celebrated Gout & Rheumatic Drops.
I A safe and effectual cure f >r the gout, rheuinitisra, lum
bago, (fine and gravel, swellings aud weakness of the joints,
sprains, bruifea, and ail kinds of green wounds; the cramp,
rains in the head, face and body, liitTncfi of the neck, chil
blaius, frozen limbs, Ac.
Since the above invaluable medicines were firft discovered
by lie. Robertson, upwards of Seven Hundred Thousand
Versons have experienced their happy and salutary etfei t«,
many of whom from ihe greateft debility. These Medicines,
which by being timely adminiltered, will prevent tho pro
•gressof many fatal diseases. ,
The Proprietor wishes to aff ird every information relative
.to the efficacy of the above Medicines in * small cwnpafs by
exhibiting a list of exemplary cures, auvlicd by respectable
characters, for the satisfaction a fid encouragement of the af
Ithcied —for which purpose such cures have been selected at
different times and been inserted, as might display the alte
rative power nfphvfick But ai the number of cases are now
become so minacious, I am obliged, inlteid of identifying
■the partieulgts, oply to print an abllracl of several teffimoni
referring the reader to peruik the pamphlet, left at the
Book-Store of Mess. BONSAL, CONRAD, & Co Norfolk.
Junrt.a, tf
A LiARU-AI N OFFERED,
In a tine and Valuable FARM,
in the County of Princess Anne.
T'HE Subscriber is disposed to sell his Plantation called
1 W.VEL C»r. r.l.N. situated in the county of Princess
Anne, li contains lijoct 500 acres ; »i,d, as it may be ad
va lageously divided into two «.r three Farms, the subscri
ber accomtnodatw a purchaser, m -sailing , either tlie
whrde or a part. Ho will dsn give a long credit. This
trai t of Lan4 is certainly the most desirable in the county,
lying on the Eastern branch of Elizabeth River, and distant
from RprGilg Ma diet only live pr six miles by water, and 8 or
9 by (afid.—"The Soil is *«< client, about one half of the tract
being cleared land, and tit for immediate culture; the oth
er heavily timbered with Oak, Pide, Ash, and Hickoty.—It
has a ho the adventure-of several good landings — Any one
disposed p> vie* the land, and to purchase, may apply, in
the abSfnce of the subscriber, to Isuti Robinson, or
John Rk49, who reside tuthe neighbourhood
'Fully Robinson.
Dee y. __tf _
Just Received,
A few bales very fine India Cottons,
' suitable for Sheetings;
Nankeens of super!..ur quality | Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Sewing Silks; Russia Sheetings, Ac.
Fui Sale by ~
Wood & Hastings.
May 3 ■ _ tf
TU£ SUBSCRIBER
Irishes to Sell, and will Sell or Rent on
terms,
That very excellent Wharf and ’Lot,
in the town of Gosport, at ptetent occupied by William
rimtthf the Wharf, Ware-Houses, and DWelling-Houee
grind repair.
hi Lots in tire Town of Suffolk;
Ahd .ihefcllowing‘property ir» Norfolk,
I TvVo good Fire-Proof Warehouses
on tfco F'.stem side of Commerce-Street, Noe 4 and 6
Two Dwelling-Houses and Lots
4iJMtah<stmety in good repair, attfovery pWauntty situated
fi'-fob ^pjpitB'id •"-t*
fyitFi* * * John Oranberv,
■ Sepsw%tu;i4^k« « - tf - “ i
m
«dl
!5 *r*52: iHavama SUGARS,
lheCargoof lh( Biig Uuiiitu Pttlttl—For Sale by
C. & F. Whittle.
In Store,
70.000 wt. St, Ddwingo COFFEE,
£00 bunt Raisins,
ISO biles Sea Island and Upland Cotton.
May 17___tf
Green Coffey and Loaf Sugar.
110.000 lb. choice Green COFFEE
8,000 do. first quality Philadelphia Loaf SUGAR.
For Sale on reasonable terms by
Donaldson, Thorbum, & Co.
March ?2 tf
For Sale by the Subscriber,
10.000 weight NAVY BREAD,
6000 fin. Ship do.
5000 dof Superfine Pilot do.
105 quarter barrels Crackers.
Pilot Bread of superiour quality for
family use.
George Reid.
June 9 tf
KU I IV t.
The Subscriber desires ,all persons
who have claims againsthim to present them for settlement,
and those who are indebted to him are requested to make
immediate payment.
John Hamilton.
Ju1y 3- tf
roil SALE,
- Carriages and 6 excellent HORSES,
2 Shares in the Norfolk Theatre, •
1 l’ewin the Episcopal Church,
1 Pew in the l’rcsby tvriari Church,
H 'Usehold and KitchenFumUure ; 3 Milch Cows,
t Tract of Land in Wake County, N.C 040 acres,
1 Tractof Lai.d in Granville County. N C. 7u0 ac’cs,
A Negro Family, consisting ofa valuable Gardener, his
wife and three small children.
Should the abovementioned' articles not be disposed of in
a short trine at private saie, they will be Sold at Pubiick
Auction— aymeiu will be taken in Tobacco at the market
price, or in Newbem and Capo Fear Bank Notes. Forfur
’thtr particulars apply to
William H. Thompson.
July 3 4 tf 1
EOR HEAT,
A small but convenient HOUSE,
Pleasantly situated on Smith’s Point, adj lining Mrs Bru
net’s,’ and lately occupied by Mr John Newell. It has a
large yard, the priviledge of an excellent pump, and other
conveniences annexed. "
, W. MAXWELL.
June SO. ,f
FOR SALE,
A very valuable Tract of LAND,
Containing eleven hundred acres, situated at the mouth of
kork River, in Gloucester County, remarkably pleasantand
healthy, abounding with the finest fish, oysters, and wild
fowl The soil is well adapted to the culture of corn, small
grain, tobacco and cotton ; there is about 400 acres cleared
and under good fences—the range for stock of ah t ads is
equal if not superior to any, having a large firm salt marsh
attached to it. The timber is fully sufficient for the Use r f
the plantation The improvements are a good Overseer’
House, an excellent Barn, Com, and Negro Houses *
should have no objection to divide the Land, so as to suit
purchasers, provided the whole could be Sold—one third of
the purchase money will be wanted in cash, the balance
will be made easy ; a great bargain mav be had in the pur
chase, and the privilege of sowing 130 acres in small grain
m the tall, which is now in com ; possession at Christmas
next.
Ariv person who may wish to purchase, it i« nresum.d
will view the premises, which will be shewn by M> Willi
am Thornton, who resides on the plantation, or the Sub
filter, ^
William K. Perrin.
Gloucester County, June 24, 1809. if
Ten DoUars Reward.
R ANA WAY from the Subscriber on the 12th of
l,a=.t month, a Ncirro Lad named ARGYLE; he is light com
plexion, about 20 years of age, inclined tr> be tall and well
made, wears his hair plated before ; he has several scars
about his race, ..nc is recollected to be on the upper part of
his forehead, when his hair is icing before it will nearly co
ver the scar The Subscriber purchased this lad from Mr.
Wilmn J. Cary of this place; l am informed that Col Wil
son M. Cary bound this lad to a Mr Moflit, of Norfolk, to
learn the Barber’s business, and lived with Mr. Moffit
three or four years. 1 will give the above reward to any
person who will deliver him to me, or secure him in any
jail s<> that I get him, besides paying reasonable expenses.
Owners and masters of vessels are forwarned from employing
the above negro, or carrying him out of this state, as'the
law will be rigidly enforced against those who may offend.
John Coke.
Williamsburg, July 6. „•
£3“ THE COMMISSIONERS
For Paving the Streets in Norfolk, are
desirous to contract for as much clean coarse Sand as shall
be necessary for the paving of Market-Street; and also for 50
to 100 tons of coarse Giavel. They would prefer the deli
very to be upon the Spot as the pavers progress, but ir this
cannot be done, it may be laid upon the wharf nearest to
the work. Ready cash will be paid for it at fast as it is deli
vered. June 26.
Richard Jeffrey & Co.
No. 66, Maih-ft.etet, comer of Bank-Street, have juft re
ceived from London, per the lhip Planter,
An assortment of MEDICINES,
of the firit quality.
Alfo, a few hundred weight refined Sait Petra,
Hardham’s Snuff, No. 9, and 37, in 1-2 and 1-4 nouad
cairn liters,
Violet, Benzoin, Windsor and Shaving Soap,
Even’abeftCrown Laments, Tooth Brushesofsuperiorltind.
Refined Liquorice, Ac.
They have on hand, and are in daily expectation or receiv
ing from Amfierdam, all kinds of GLASS WARE, fuitable
to Apothecaries.
MEDICINE CHESTS for ship* and family
ufe, with printed directions, put up as usual.
-a-— ■ ..- ■ -
-Dills on London,
Far Sale by
J- & W. Southgate.
Maya._ tf
VIHQINIA BANK STOCK.
tft'ANTED TO PURCHASE,
VIRGINIA BANK STOCK,
For which Cath will be given. Application lobe
ntade t« the Secretary of the Marine Insur
ance Company.
JOHN GRANBERY, Prttidatl
Qfiet of tit Mmint Itnmtct C«* .
H. . xf
IP07TCE.
THE Partnership of T. it W A. ARMISTEAB is tin*
daj dissolved by eoiucntui p rties The settlement of
.ti concernsdevdtlre on W A. Armistiap, w*0,s author u
«d to grant discharge*, and on whom all person* having
tlaims a^auist the Firm, a*e requested to call. *
January 5. • *1
W. A. Armistead and George Kelly,
hate entered into Co partnership. Their b^aress wdibi
conducted under the Firm of 4
ARMISTEAD 8C KELLY.
January 16.
Two Valuable FARMS lor-Sale.
I offer the following Valuable Property for
Sale, vii. my Farm in Harvey's Neck, and a Tract of 1 at,d
lying on ,he N E tide of^erquimaa'sRiver,^
acres (directly o:>po>ue trie Farin'! on#* 1 ■
talning ^00 acres, lying on the S. W side of faid rWcLaW
fZ.dm " ab°Ve *he h'm' b°lh ,hcfe *"#» -e -ellS
I will alfo fell the FARM on which 1 live, and mv wharf
and lx>ts m Erienton, with the improvements The vr ‘
‘..Harvey’s Neck contain* 220 acres, 200 of wtich are clt JT
edandma high Hate of cultivation; in point of fertility of
toil, it is not furpafled by any in this par, of the (late
Con'* Wh ‘f^***** *° 'I'' cuU',v*»-» «*f Wheat and Indiw
Oorr , Wheat u, particular, th White Clove, grows
fpontaneoufly) in the greatert abundance 1 have made muhlf
farm ", onefeaf.m from 50,000 hills, 320 barrels of Corn • this
place i» fituated on the S W. bank of l’erquiman's Ri,”'
near the mouth of it, a delightful profpect.’i,,TaereeaMe
neighbourhood; or. it is a convenient Dwelling-Houfe with
every necelTary out-hnufe. 1 he two Tracts on the W
rer isconsidemd as appendages to this Farm, lor the pnmof.
Of fupp.ymgit With rail timber, 4c._Theru Uan
weilor water, and tliefituation is eor.fidcrcd to be asheYlthw
as any m that part-of the country; with tlwfcrom” £
had from 15 to 20 aood orderly Negroes, 100 headofQjeep!
“f hogs, 40 or 50 head ot'caitle, horfcs, o*en arid,
all the farming utenfiis, 3cc. ' *
1 livf> cor,t»>n* 500 acres, 200 of
whtch are cleared and under good fence and in p.ime order
OX euirr 7th l°°* timber i ‘hefoii is well adapter!
orhe cultivator,,, of wheat and corn, and will, very lut’e
labour from 30 to 40 acres might be cahirated in Rice to
great advantage; ,tflrppofed (and I have no doubt rfS
tins place wc.uld admit of having one of the bed M
and Shad Fiiheries in this (late, and could be carried orTvc"y
ezterjlively at a fmall expence ; the lunation is excelled br
none, it l,« on the baijk of AibemarleSr und, being the N^
E. point of the bay of Edenton, * rdiles by water and A hr
land from the towh ; it is an elevated Imation
Houfca5d,herC ’S °Vhe Karm * Dwelli,/.
i.oufc and every necelTary out houfe, atnofi excellent wert
of water, a number of choice fruit trees, and a largo garden
eerTh!r.rrf ed' *?!?!? ***[!* ,he «r«*eft abundance^ ve
getables of every k.rid ueccffary for family ufe. This Farm
fur 1 *«*•«£* -i> ™*h« £
ht , i t h,# y nn a coun‘ry feat- With the Farm mar
o '™/1 JO-20 valuable negroes, 75 to 100 head of
tteep, 50 head of cattie, 100to200 head «f hogs, horfes
#Tk/wie7y ?\Ce<Ury i'"P‘cra«n* of husbandry *
I WhtrandLo,* m Edenton is one of the beftfitua
new WaveTl ^W'"! bufineC» ar'd a -i*il ftnre ; a largo
Whsr^nnr hreoKftorr >’**>. Hands on the head of, ho
wharf, and fev.ral other houfe*. The property will be
it*.": *,n *• “> •>» *
for rent.
That large and commodious
Three Story Fire Proof House,
"" 'V,dr Watcr-Strwet, at fie head of Roihery’s wharf
M ? ^t^:Cail ,rdcbV Mcwr* WobIc a,d Arbuthuott 4 Ctk.nl
Shipchandh;,, Store. Apply to *'JT*i*
May 12. LiUas Mt’PHerspn.
& NOTICE. y
All those having claims against the
^U'e“f JOHN CAfcVERt, deceased, ?,o hereby ,c
q J«?stod tr» bri"t; them properly ai tested; and l» pe *
sons indebted to they*,,,,, make im,,, diate paj,meiit M
, Richard Taylor, Executor.
June 19. ■ [(f.
Boot and Shoe Manufactory*
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Opposite the Market,(westward) has receded by captain
Lcw,s, on Monday lay thorn Philadejphu, a large ouan
tity of the best ’
Boot Legs, Vamps, Tops, &c.
that has (probably) ever been in Norfolk.
With the Philadelphia Upper Leather for Boots—tho
choice of Soal and other Leather here—good workmanship
great attention—no disappointments—a regular brad fore
man-arid a tolerable supervisor— He Ins already hiioish
ed am. will continue tnfumi,h, better Boots and Shoe, till
betier treatment to customers than has been rendered lieu
by any person in this Way ; on these conditions only he
expects custom. 1
He has now from Baltimore, &c three good HANDS for
Ladies Work, and a good flock of Kill and MOROCCO -
all the materials and workmanship shall be good, or an al
lowance made for that which is nut; but the greatly en
creased priceof all the materials, and the high price of-la
bour in this way, will not admit of the Shoes being sold at
the price of the run-work, generally offered for sale hose.
He is now getting almost all kinds of Boots * Shoes nfadt
The advantage of getting Boots and Shoes made in the place
of good materials and workmanship, where the responsibili
ty or the manufacturer is bound, is too obvious not to be
seen except by those who have eyes and will not see.
He has on hand a large assortment of Boots, where gep
tleraen may be fitted at any time, with a certainty of get
ting such as are good, as he has no run work done, and *
large assortment of Shoes of nearly ell kinds. «is terras
arc cash only.
A LEASE
For the elegible PROPERTY M
he now occupies it to be disposed of—it has »*mit three ami
an half years to run.
Martin’s Double Brand FLOUR,
in barrels and half barrels, manufactured solely for
family use.
July 6.
JOHN PENDRED'S ^
Boot and Shoe Manufactory,
N«. 70, Maik-Stkeet.
The publick are respectfully informed,
a.!-.. — ■«_!.L _ > • 7*
he ha« furnished himself with a quantity of the choicest ma
teriali in his line of business, and has in his employ some of
the best workmen in the borough, and having been long tx
perienced in the bu.ine*himself,’hj^ctory will nolbtwn
nerienced in the businMthimcAlf —in_» i *
d“C.,'d bT P'™tJr 5 **? ‘herefore hnpia to merit the p
ef the gentlemen of Norfolk and its vicinity, and assume
then that no pains shall be wanting on bis partlo give saS
tisfaction to those who favour hint with their conun aids. ■
N. B. Orders for Double Bark straps, single do. s—t Ct»>
sa:ks, executed with the greatest dispatch.
August 1.
T*
NORFOLK t
PUBLISHED TIIIIF.E TIMES A-Wgn,
BY W ILLIAM DAVIS,
roa the proprietor,
Opponte the Exchange Cttff'ee-Ifouse.
fticeS:» Dollars Yearly, in advance. "