Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1805-06-25 00:00:00, page 4

. 4 ‘ * NORFOLK BOROUGH.
SU QtutrUrly Sutton Vontt htld tit twtnly fifth dry tf Mmrtl,
1«05, h tit 29tk year of tit Commomtaiti.
William Pennock, Comp’t.'
Mgaiut
Stephen Oorhim, Peter C. Brooke,
John fiickell, Moses Myers, anil
►IN CIIANCERT
Cary Selden, Deputy Marshal
. of the United States, for the Vir
ginia district. Def’ts.
THE Defendants Stephen Gorham, and Peter C. Brooks,
not having entered thejr apjiearance, and "iven secu
rity according to the Act of Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: on tke mo
tion of the Complainant by hi* Counsel, It i, ordered, That
the said Defendants Stephen Gorham, and Peter C. Brooks,
appear here on the fourth Monday in June near, and answer
the Bill of the Complainant; and that acopy of this order be
forthwith inserted in som^newspaper printed in this Borough,
for eight weeks successively, and posted at the front door of
the Court-house of said Borough : AnJ it it futtntr entered,
That the Defendants John Kicked, Moses Myers, and Gary
Selden, do not pay, convey away, or secrcet any debts or ef
fonts in their hands, belonging to the other Defendants, until
the further order or decree of this Court, concerning the
same. » °
A Copy, Teste,
584 WILLIAM SHARP, C. JV. li. C.
NORFOLK. BOROUGH.
4t • Quarterly Sumo Court licit tut twenty JiJth Jay of March,
lBO.t, in the Z{Jli year of trie C.mincnuculth.
George Wilson, C’omp't.'J
. against |
Thomas Harris, str.d George Veale, MN CHANCERY.
iand James Ciston, trading under J
the firm of C'atmi A Veale, Def’ts. j
THE Defendant Thomas Harris, not having entered his
appearance, and given security according to the Art
of Assernb y, and the hides of this Court, and it appearing
to the satisfa. tinn of the Court that he is not an inhabitant
of this Commonweslth: on the motion of the Complainant,
by liii Counsel, h n j-dfed, That tln-suid Defendant Thomas
Harr s, appear here on the fourth Monday in June net, and
answer tile Bd> of the Complainant; and that a copy of this
orih r be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in this
Borough, for eight weeks successively, and posted at the front
door wf the Court-house of said Pairoiigh : A-U ,, farther or
dered, That the Defendants Caton & \ eale, who hath effects
of the said Thomas Harrisin their hands, do not pay, convey
•wav, or secret such effects, but retain them until the further
order or d-ctee of this Court, concerning the same.
A Copy, Teste,
585 WILLIAM SHARP, C. -V. P. C.
NORFOLK BOROUGH.
At a Quarterly Senior Court ctntimu unit .chi hit twenty-sixth d,y
oj March, 1805, k tK4 ti'ith yrnr cj me Common;, rail/,.
Samuel Ramsay, C'oinp't.)
_ «£«'*" >IN CHANCERY.
Ephraim Robinson, Dof’t. f
THE Defendant not having entered his appearance, and
given security according to the Act of Assembly, and
the Rules of this Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court th t lie is not aninhabiunt of this Commonwealth:
on the motion or the Complainant by his Counsel, h „ae> rj,
That the said Defendant appear here on the fourth Monday
in June neat, and answer die Bill of the Complainant; arid
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in this Borough, for Light weeks successively,
»nd posted at the front door of the Court-house of said Bo
rough.
A Copy, Te te,
_william SfytPP, c. M n. c.
JOHN C. NIEMEYEK,
tiut received in addition t&Jtix former assortment
GERMAN*GOODS,
45 packages German Linens, &c. chiefly en
titled to drawback,
Cunsisivig of
ffiiund*, Drown non an us, |
Britanias,
Sheeting, extra fine 1 1-8 |
yard w»de,
Dow lass and Creas of the best j
quality, j
Shirt linun, Dluj.o**.,
Bed T eking for Vlatrarses,
Bod Hunts line 1 1-4 to 2
yards wide,
Tickleuburgs, Oznaburgs,
Brown Hempen Hessians,
Brown and White Rolls,
Russia Sheeting and light
Canvas.
A 1.80,
Velvet Ribbons no. 2 to 150,
Blusj for Sadders, black Sa
tin for waistcoats, |
Brussels Lace 4 to 20 dols.
per yawl, cheap Kdgiugs,
German NunsThread, patent
Needles, India sewingSiik,
Made Sh rts, Thread Stock- (
ings very fine. Razors,
Spectacles, and Penknives, of
the very first qualities, j
Che p Jewellery, fine Scis- !
sars, Muffs and Tippits of
Martin Skins,
15 boxes i umblers, Decan
l win sen tue above i^oons low lor cash or
approved bills, or m barter for Coffee, and will take in pay
ment One Hundred Hogsheads {;o»d Tobaci o STKMS — Ap
ply as above.
December 5 tf 27.0
jijs.W CUT-NAIL MANUFACTORY,
ON TOWN POINT,
jt tm*U diitana h(tow County IV.urf., /Vide Watte Strut.
XHE Subscriber has, at a considerable expense, fitted
up, in addition to h s utlver business, a complete si t
chinery, adequate to finish 500 to 6u0 lbs. of Nails daily
He is also provided with a good stock of Iron ; and with a
Oulhcient number of skilful workmen.
Ho hat on hand a conjlant fupp/y of
Nails, Flooring Brads, and Sprigs,
Which he offers for Sale at the reduced prices as follows, by
10d, 12d, SOd, lh Nobs', VU‘ 8d per lbs
8d, do. 9d per lb.
Sheathing do. 7 1-2dperlb.
Cd* do. lod per lb.
4d, do. 3s. per M.
Sd, do. 2s 7 1-2<1 do.
W, 10d, 12 d, and SOd, Brads, 8d per lb.
®d, do. 4s ffd per M.
4d, do. 3s do.
3d, do. 2s 7 l-2d do.
2d, do 2s. 7 l-2d do.
ALSO—HOOP AND BAR-IRON ASSORTED.
LEVIN DORSEY.
March 18. tf jn.l
avis. ;
J. P. Chevrfuse, Docteur en Medecine, |
Rt{u & l’Univcrsitfc d* Montpellier, et membre de |
1*Acadfemie de Medecine de Paris, u l’honneur de
Srfevenir le public que son demeure est Cumberland
treet, No. 24.—Ceux qui voudront l'honnorer de
leur confiance auront lieu d’etre sutisfaits.
J. P. CHEVREUSE,
Doctor of Medicine, Graduate of the University
ff Montpellier, and member of the Academy of Medi
cine at Pans, acquaints the publick th.it lie resides
at No. 24, Cumberland Street.—Those who may
.1 honour him with their confidence he hopes will have
; every reason to be satisfied.
May 22. 696
ALL Persons to whom my Son Arthur Lee, is in
debted, are requested to make known their claims to
RICHARD £. LEE.
" Hwk ML « 607
ters, Wine Glares, and
Basket Flasks, &c.
3 Boxes English Mustard.
balesCloth.s, Blankets, Ceat
ingw, dt.
Andirons, VVaffleircm*
-Ow«v.c tutus, Bird cages, and
Seeds of all kinds,
Table matts, & Straw plates,
Suspenders of the best kind.
Violins, Flutes, Clarinets and
Fifes, Harp strings arid
Violin strings, elegant
Bows and Instruction books
Looking Glasses, a large
assortment of Baskets, fine
and common do. do. Toys
cheap by the quantity.
90 boxes first quality I la
vanna Sugars,
60 do. good quality St
Jago do.
140 do. Short Pipes,
200 lbs. Shoe Thread,
2000 Coffee bags good qua
lity>
400 Gunny do.
230 M. com cheap Needles,
GO M Toy marbles,
1 1 casesuperiourQuillSjXc.
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■*■“"'**w-lMbfcv.,:i„ .. . ^ ... . ■‘ ■-ft.
Mrs. RIVARDI’s ACADEMY.
reverend sir,
YOU had the kindness to allow me, two vears ago, to look
upon you not only as one ot the ciiiefproti*ctor» of the
• establishment under my charge, hut also did in" the honour
ol upcoming, in conjunction-with Dr. B. Kush, J. B M’Keari,
K. Smith, and A. Morns, Esquires, one of the Trustees of
my Seminary. This condescension has at all times rendered
me extremely anxious to deserve vour patronage: indeed I
ascribe in a great measure ihe credit which the establishment
I hope has generally obtained, to that circumstance. Few
persons are yet informed of the favour so politeiv conferred on
me, as till- gieater number of my pupils are from abroad_
Ou several occasions you had the goodness to express the sa
■ tisfaetion which eon, and ail those who have honoured onr
school-rooms with their visits, derived from the im rovenn r.ts
ot the young l.adics, as well as from the manner in which
tile Seminary is conduc ted.
I have nevertal.cn the liberly of publishing your letters ol
approbation,—Would you and the other jjciitleineu pc-rm.t
me lo make it known, that 1 am authorised to consider von a»
1 ruslees ol tin* institution, i shouat not only esteem it a
distinguished •nails of vour approbation, but a cert an mean
of assuring the full confidence of those l'.ee* ts ami OartlUti.
who have entrusted th *ir childien to my care.
With, great respect,
i have the honour to be,
Reverend Sir,
Your very humble and obedient servant,
MARIA RIYARDI.
T\d ng'dt Rne’iitU D .l r /fa// i.
4o/ , 1083.
MaDAM,
r'I''MK high opinion we entertain of your qnalic.itions for
A. the arduous and divers*tied duties ot r lie uistiintiu 1 under
> our direction, and the evidences which have been prerented
to us, at examinations, ot the improvement of the '1 oung
Ladies, who possess the advantage u: being your pupd*. ; in
duce us lo comply with your request, by tne present testimo
ny of our approb.it on of vour Seminary, and to express our
wishes for tile success of an mstitutioii so Useful luourc.tv,
anil so hoi.ouiMiile to you.
We arc, Madam, youi vety humble servants,
WILLIAM Will i f,
BENJAMIN KUSli,
.) I! M IvIMV,
ROBERT SMi 111,
ANTHONY MORRIS,
Mn. A’fr.lltsr.
Rhdade'; hu, \pril '
law Gw
t>00
WliTTLIslI ALL’S GliLLK. GRAMMAR.
J!J5T pi’bmshf.d, and for sate at
1V1I.-I.IAM /'. FAR RAM) V a>>.
Classical HofiV-Store, Mo. i«5, Mat Wet-Street,.
EARHAND’s EDITION
or
WETTEXII ALL’S GREEK GRAMMAR.
An Edition literally translated into English, as far
as Viusoity *, v. it’i <\ lull variation of the* c-vampcs »•»’ Adjec
tivt.-b: also, vari.it’ons of a participle in each tense: With a
tekble of Abbreviations cApla.»ied.
'I brt translator has been politely fivoinot with \}w following
letters, which he odors as t< s»unonia!.>m favour oi ii.* Lditi
C’l nf \ V K T I'JS *'* lx A L h" i G fc A '! M A If .
Dear Si-:,
^ ou ash :ny opaiion, vl* *ther it be Letter that a Croon
C.- mmar, iu.ciidt <1 for th, use ofscluio s should be in Lam,
w w' 1 -?i -'•••. ••iwl I tin Rive it the mure madilv, «, ,av
n ofl ' •"« !■•“* been what, I presume, v'.m would, on
tliis or* j,c,ion u ish il to bo.
\ thin!:, that not only the Grech, bui all Mhcr Grrmnuif,
tvhirlt we have occasion to- iwc in our schools, shouM Lw i:.
Knijlish : because it e- ccrt.nniy desirable, that vLatov« r n
to be committed to memory .should first he, if jjos.ibl' per
fectly understood ; and because ! am persuaded, that even
the beat of our scholars understand th* n luir.iw; )an
ter than any otiiei.
If, in proposing-to me this question, you have betn influ
enced by any solicitude with rtspect to the domond .rhicn
there ntav be 1W your translation of Wk r cenhali , 1 air.
Conn ie,.- that it is wholly unnecessary, for, if 1 am not irutch
mi’Ul en. there will hereafter be little cr no ut maud, in .an
l>art t„ the United States, tor any other Wotteuluil than that
WHti sludi y»ti arc now about to furnish n
I Ktve loosctt over it»s l.lr .u votir Tran-lalion »ocj and
though I cannot say, that 1 find in it no itiacc-.n .a i. r t I
can -ay truly, that there ate but very ft w, and tt.o'-e oi i„.
great -omequeiice: whilst, as to tit,’ tpial.tv in th. paper
he - ,:e a..d neatness of the type, an i tin; g n ;;,l e.inee;-’
nets tvlueh every where p-eval- ini;, it ,s f.u sup no;,,- to
ot!xr edition of that work which has been hhhe.to nub
hsttud in this place.
Joh:i Andrews.
Ma. Wjt P. Farr and.
The Professor, in Dickinson CoUegr, who have careful!,
claimed the lint sheets ot') our English tranidatimiof Wet
tk.n it a l t. s (iP.ttit CktMMtt, observe, with pleasure
tliat the work is cveru'ed in an accurate manner_tl.cadditi
oiml no;es highly useful, and the i\ pe is neat and ele
■;ant. It is their wish and hope, that your perf.n msi.co—
wtttk that innsi have cost much pains ami expense_ruv l,e
duly estimated by the publick, and that it may emxanaie and
ael studious voim:* men to acquire an accurate knowledge uf
one of rue most admired and useful Irin;userS of atitiuuitv
Oil bch.df of the Kac’i.itv,
KOBEKT DAV ll>SOX, President.
Mr
Wm. P. FaRKAMI.
D r \ R S i it,
h or almost a centurv, common sense has exhibited and re
ject’d tile absurdity of teaching the Roman tongu* by tilt use
oi a grammar w.-itt u only in the language if is intended to
illustrate, and to which the pupil is a perfect stranger. As at
the tune youths' bigin tlm.study ofGraek, tln-ii acquaintance
•with the Latin is very partial, the operation ot the same prin
ciple is correcting the impropriety of teaching the elements
c* the Check through the medium ot that language. This is
the more necessary, as in some grammars, particularly in
Dr. Weitenhall’s, the style lias in it more of the refined
elegance of the scholar than of the requisite simplicity of tiu
teacher.
Contemplating the correctness of your translation, the use
ful notes you have added, and the general ut.liiy of the work
I cannot avoid expecting as well as hoping that ill its exten
sive circulation you wil. find your deserved reward.
„ W. STALiCllTON.
Mr. Wm P. Farrand.
Philadelphia, October 2">. 4fty
SIXTT DOLLARS REWARD.
Ran from the shift Franklin, of Boston, at City
Point, on the sight /o/Lxing tic J,;t cj June, inst.
William Rawlinson—Carpenter—slim
a-.d of middling site; fair complexion; somewhat pitted wiih
the Small Pox; has a bad scar on one of his shins; about V j
o’ 26 yean of age; has no protection; supposed to be an
Englishman.
Thomas Williams—Seaman—has a large scar, made
with a knife, on one of his cheeks.
Solomon Demi ..m—Ordinary Seaman—light complexi
on; light hair; and light eyes; about a feet J or 4 inches
high ; 22 or 22 years of age.
The aforesaid Carpenter and Seamen, broke up seven! 1
chests, stoic, a..d took with them, sundry articles of cloathing,
and other things of value.
Also—Os the night JJlo-cjkg, the SA instant,
Joseph Westcott—1'.oatswain—a stout made noisy fel
low; short sandy hair: light comp exon.
James Hkrvex—Seaman—a stout tall man; thin favour
ed ; speaks broad : has sandy ha r.
William Barnes—Seaman—middling siz#; indulges in
liquor; dark and short hair; round favoured.
The five last mentioned have protections; doubtless ob
tained by fraud—Whoever will apprehend either of the a
Ibresaid ru naways, and convey them on board the Franklin,
or secure them in any jail, so that they can be had in time to ,
proceed the voyage—shall receive Pen Dollars a head for
them, or for any or either of them.—It is suspected they in
tend for Norfolk—all persons are forbid harbouring or secret
ing them, as they wish to avoid the penalty of the law.
Luther Dana,
Master and Commander of Use Franklin.
June 13. if 7*9
Kte'ii I iisevwiwhk.va-^—*»
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA:
7j Ike Hhevff —-C.u-,ty, g •cei-re- *
WE command you that, from all further proceeding*
on art order obtained On-the motion of Georg#
W Intosh, (who m right of his wife is entitled to a dst-ibn
ive share of the estate of Cornel ms Calvert, deceased! n
he District Court held at Sudoik, on the twenty-second d-nr
tf'May, J805. appointing Sn.m. I Coleman, ,o coik-ct a, 3
.reserve the estate of the said Cornelius Calvert, deceased
Jpou his giving bond and security for coilectiiuv the same*
naking, an invcnto.y tliercof, and We keeping ai.d deliver 5
*l> the same, when required, to the Executors orAdminU
.trators of the said Cornelius Calvert, deceased: and anowino
ihesatd Samuel ( oleman, to make oath and- :iv0 no- d .e*
lording y, you altogether supersede. Which o.dor bcf.ra
• ue Judges .,1 our Court of \ppmls, at the Capitol in the
r’ -V ' Rlth1mCet1’ °r C -U'1' »> the same to be co“
etlCr> on t,!<: humj*e p'-'tit uni of.lair.es fucker, we ha-a
nuned to come, he tin: said James ftaker, ha.e ' „tl '*
uri V to prosecute with effc-t, and, if the n.,|.-r al\r a,l
’la ,e attirm-sl, to satisfy a„d ;.av all damages „d lwts !
diait be awarded agai him. U e also comm;U.d loulAt
rou give m.Uce to the said (ku« M'lntosi, and Su.m-rf
. olc-in ui, tnat they be before tnc Judges of our said
.\ppca.,, at the ( apitol atorcsa.d, on the. fust day ol'th
tevt Court, then „:d there to lu.cn • of tlu> Ik!
natter in tiie Saul order ton tuned ; a.ei hm,. t“e., ;h, r-f *
vr —Witness, John Brown, Clerk of otir ...d Court of V *
|ieals at K chmoiid, the twentieth dev :/ J,j |duj ,
'9th year ot uur to.indat.oti. ’ 1 *°
SOILS' JiRO JO".
The above supersedeas |ia. llg .er-.ed „„ z
»o. email, tlie autho.itv h«* iu qitiied <m r th * of c »«>
iclius Liuert, Uectaitu, t.i«* order of ih- District C v-:^
* suspended ; and my powers, is £xs.;„,.r, are <
t vived. dotner, to g.vc not.ee, tnat .mv payment
■t debts due or to ;-»» ,1 tu ;al!; ^ ,.,v „ »
lot. than tuvaeii, w ,!| bemad* in own wrong-, a d- *
■he person, ,u p.y mS »i!i ae subjected to wsc.n.d paymen*
SRMES TUCKER EX',
T Hf Ccruitius Cr,h>.-n.
Imie SO. tf
SPRING GOODS
PHILIP UFA OP,
iv Received, by 11 ‘ N !)•„„•„ s ,v.„ , i
F A SH ION A R L K DRY GOODS.
C.OX.iliTIMC c;■
r^INl Corded ar-.t U;^ir;:r Kun.-tuw a <! CarViri-h
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B,..e Auiiian iid'iUKcrc'iifts: Madras d„; ham, l)idb, aid
I Wi!a-cl-Str:j,o Na:,<ceiis: Cotton Wwi,*; <ir <„ U r • s.
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1 = I’"*, Blue, -„,i H. -U.'.i. \. t \i
!.«, Black .,.,1 Co!,,..red K,-l Ai.iiaa
• ria.n rapor ajirl'TiH i;V Kan>; —
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l4!,'k,,Kls A low bales of K„..„,h a.al German
. >/.i.a»or”., a,-.d .Ca-.-r.hurg,; l.i.am Cheeks , l„.lia Cottoai;
iiunleVufiii flanflkwrciuds; ,v. Ac. ,\c. **
JU er mnt, n nr «rTer tuvftr r.nor
li\ WHOJaKbAJah Oh Kh I'AII
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Ofic IJunurcd Dollars ile-Tunnl.
R AN AWA'i from our i:.-,.,, „Be, a N. gm Man named
Hsi., by smoe called lies**. li. i., ,ut ■ ,.a 3
•M, about j feet 3 inches hnjb. > - UC.- imm-...-,. to ti/' .-o
"U1 * ,lV.ljUo* s':,,rt Ih-'k '■«*, !o-r., „„e, „a)ks
■tiaielit, anti is upon tho whole a likt-U ai A w.‘-I tr,a*Je N
,4e :’-"V »'•«» i;(- «' £ off a stuped doll, jart.1 at d
iow-vis, but earned With him a varwty of other clot;. ) -
lo in iond of .Irosr; ami is very at'.il. Her.,, ,.p a,.ot
s 1)> trade a (hooper. He forroeilv be|,.i sed ti Mr I
:i k Morrison, of Ponve Geo , • ( or;;,, bom whom he ran*
iw„v run! wastaksn up in North k, .boo; s,, years ago ; aj
,v 1 , t!irvc He purcliAscd turn. He went oti last ;.u;!it witii
>lit tile' Si ^htt S? provocation.
\\ C will give r rewa.d of 23 dollar :o the ; e; on wh« imt
ippn'hcnd him 111 Norfolk, and Secure him so that »c mar
:t t bun again—If taken out of tin- county, and deliver d t(»
rv^vve wdl give 39 dollar.-reward; ;f taken ont (S' she state,
u.u returned to os, we will sir r the ulna • revv trd of Uv dot*
art--, and bn dollars additional for sacii d.»eo-.erv of the ..tr
am or persons wlv, assisted his escape, as may lead to hue*
.hen; convict.on.
Pierson &>’ M'Phail.
Norfolk, Virginia, May •/. tf ,, ,7
FOR SALE, *
Pursuant to the Will of W ilium Samuel Peachy, dec-ased.
Peachy's 'Manufacturing Mills and &ore-L/ou*es.
X ^1N(« in the County of Prince George, on Powed’a
» a Greet;, a navigable stream of .lainvs River, ami on the
■uni stage road from Norfolk to Peter tung, Wl,h about six
K nsot I.and belonging thereto —One third of the purchase
money will be required at the end of eighteen months and
hrf-e years credit mil be give" foi tl; _* residue, idle Gentle
nan at the M iIs wdl he good enough to shew th. in —For
ei tns apply to Mr. Robert Maitland of Norfolk, or to Thomas
.iiifhn Peachy of W.lhamslnir.'
ALSO LOR SALE,
That beautiful Seat on James River (about four
nileslroin the Mills) ealied fuiair Ut lltMjHtu—1 h«
I ract of Land belonging to this Scat, contains 1: uO a-rcs
extending nearly two miles on the banks of the ri»er, (abou
tail a days' sail from Norfolk, and ,’ve hours from P. tersburg)
considerable part of tile Land is fit for toe cultivation of
iVheat and Tobacco; it lias some valuable I.ow Ground, ar-.d
1 great deal of .Meadow I.and, from which in its natuml
;'atc, great quantities of Hay mav b- made , the Land ai-o
ibountls with good T.tnlier :—The Hoitli s,Gaid •n.Orcha- Is,
incl other improvements, are ext-nsiv. and valuable—As it
S presumed that no person would purchase siu h an csr.it*
without first viewing it,a further description is thoughtvd
?** C Oilier Harrison, Esq of Charles C’itv, who has viewed
he Laud and is well acquainted with its quality, will be-'noil
’nough to shew it,—A ciedit of 9, 13 and If. years will !>•
fiv en In 1 the greater part of the purchase monev, and foe tho
esidue four annual payments will be required—An u.dispu
ahle title will be made—I he price mav be known by ajw
dication to Mr, Robert Ma.tland, or to Mary W. Peaciiv
mil Thomas G. Peachy, of Williamsbuig.
March 23. tf
REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Have removed from Main-Street, to their
NEW FIRE-PRt)OF WAREHOUSE,
in Market-Square.
‘ Gilliat Ss? Mackinder.
April 3. tf 555
II I I'M
NORFOLK:
Published Three Times A-week,
BT J. COW PER AND G. L. GRAT.
Opposite the-Exchange Coffee House.
Pdea Fiva Dallam and Fifty CuuM yaarly, in advance