Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1805-09-06 00:00:00, page 4

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FOR AW OF THE WDO)WARO ISLANDS,
The fast failing brig
A MIA RLE LUCY,.
(late United Stales’ Brig Scourge,)
_ R. SrAbDiNO, Master:—
One half her cargo being'engaged, the remainder will be ta
ken on reasonable freight. Apply to the Master on board, or
Stepheft Jiarris.
September . tf ' 121
FOR FREIGHT.OR CHARTER,
KVA- The American Ship
itiDIA PACKETV
_ . IVittiain Rindge, Matter,
Burthen 400 hhde. Tobacco. Apply to- the master on board,
j, Phinthea Dana, Es? Co.
Who have revived per said ship from-St. l.ue’r,
139 quarter, casks SHERRY WINE
for sale on moderate term*.
August 9. If
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
1%^ The good American Ship
JOHN,
A. M. SpaipiNo, Master:-—
_ 2(17 tbn» burthen, a staupcb, strong, tight
vessel, now in complete ord ’r for the reception of a cargo.—
For terms apply to the Captain on board, or .
Richard Bloiv.
tf
Tuiy 22.
FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER,
, . Jvfpu, The Ship
planter,
mJJ.Jp Burthen 400 hogsheads of tobacco, in-com
plete or3ci and will be ready to receive a
cargo.in ten days. For terms apply to William Mackenzie &
Co. Richmond, or
John Mackenzie Co,
Holt's Wharf.
WHO HAVE FOR SALE,
100-HoSthcads Richmond TOBACCO.
« 79 Kegs Manilla'tured do.
10 Bales COTTON.
. 1Q0 Barrels of 4, 0, 8, 10, and 2Cd. NAILS. j
August 30. Uw 105 j
WANTED TO CHARTER,
A SHIP
Of from 200 to 300 tout burthen, to load
with Lumber for a l’ort in Jamaica.——Ap
ply to
Robert Maitland fc? Co-.
4 wr 106
August SO.
FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER,
‘ TV, The well known, fast sailing Ship
5ikS TWO GENERALS,
Ai.EKA.Npea Cunningham, Master:—
s> Burthen 300 hogsheads tobacco, or 2400
barrels.—The Two Generals is a new shi|vhas made only
four voyages to lyirope, and always delivered her catgo in
good order. A freight for Bourdeaux will be prefered, at a
moderate price. She will lie ready to receive a cargo in a
_e,vr days. For terms, apply to
T/ieo. ylrmislead.
August 28. iw 110
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
V. T he good American Brig
5wN DANUBE,
Gilbert Howland, Master
ies Having, made only one voyage—burthen
194 tons, now in comple onlvr for the reception p,'a cargo
will carry about 1B0U barrels flour, or 220 hogsheads tobacco.
For tcrms apply to the Captain on board, or
Richard Blow.
WHO OFpF.RS FOR SALE,
26,000 prawn White Oajc Pipe STAVES.
August 26. tf 94
Pen LONDON,
The American Ship
RE-UNION
Two thirds of her ca'rgo being engaged, it i:
expected she will sail by the 1 Sth next
taonth. For freight rfr passage, applv to
Warren Ashley.
August 23. tf B8
$.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
(To a*y Port is Kurjj’e, )
The stlunch, f.st sailing Portuguese Ship
PAZ TR1UMPH0,
Philip Thinihave, Master:
Burthen 3>0 tops, will be ready in 3 days for the reception
of a cargo. For terms, apply to
Oliveira, Fernandes £s? Co.
August 23, 6 89
FOR SALE,
The British built Brig
Jane,
Burton 136 tu.s per. Register-copper
__ T-__ j and sails uncommonly Out. The inventor
to be seen at our counting house—« liberal credit will It
given."* Also,
3ft Hogsheads, T(
{Tmrc«, C PRIME ANTIGUA SUGARS.
, Lauding tills day, from on botrd the said Brig.
C, tf F. Whittle.
.AugHE* 33- tf 90
' FOR LIVERPOOL,
, The cupd Ship
fc. toQNJ'lCELLO, .
JP to sail by the 30th of September. Tobacco
jm ■ I <■»*» or cottyn, will be taken in oil low freight, if
immediate application is made to R. Maitland and Christian,
pAl(<r«Iiiirii’. nr tn
Petersburg, or to
Robert Maitland tf Co.
August 19:
*'* ... is
FDR NANT2,
The good, fust sailing Ship
„ . J3RU/VS,
Captain Pen deugasii.
- » u *■ -*>*-»■ JBurtl^pn 370 hlids. or thereabouts—a vessel
well calculated to icaity tobacco to France. For freight or
passage, having excellent accommodations, apply to the
Master on board, lying »♦ Mr. Blow’s wharf, Portsmouth, or
Thomas Fay son tf Co.
At Mr. Fisk's Store.
"August 14. tf 74
CADIZ, SALT,
For Sale on board the Jeise, Captain Ferris, from Cadi/.,
lying At my wharf, Gosport, which Will be sold low, il
taker! from along side. Apply on board, or to
. _ v William Pcnnoch.
Who offers said Brig for Charter;
she carries 260 hogsheads tobacco—
\yill he ready to receive a cargo in a
fci Tew‘days.
ALSO—FOR CHARTER,
1 Trie Cqppyr bottomed
i Ship
„ V • • t. THOMASy
* Vr'TvKffr?*’’ R'irtheni three hundred hogshead
-fTuTii*ntirtheri three hundred hjQgsh^adf tobacci
I*>2s?&y50l* and now ready pi receive a cargo.
Adjust 2. " tf
33
FOR CHARTER,
' ThVjtbdd Ship
FR ANKLlNy '
IrAVysf" — Srhohtn, Master:—
- grwjpiv Burthen eboilt three hundred hogsheads.—
For terms apply to .
Moses :Myers.
W7**- 3w J 16
:>• > v ^
FOR LIVERPOOL,
The Brilish Ship
, WILLIAM,
Burthen about. 450 hogshead, tobacco. A'
fine sH.p about 3 years old. About halfher
cargo being on "board, the remainder will be taken at a very
low freight if offered soon. Apply to .
Harrison AUmand.
August.1?.. . tf 63
FOR SALE,
Imported inJfu Skip Anny Captain Niccot, from Ve\tky
300 Kegs PAINT—assorted.
35 B&xes CROWN GLASS—10 by fc, 11 by 9,12 by 10,
14 bv 12.
200 Gross EMPTY BOTTLES—in Mata.
SO Tons COAL.
5 Barrels BARLEY.
For terms, apply to Captain Nioctyl an bond, or
William Cathbcrt.
September 2. tf 113
NOTICE.
THF. roncem of John Stratton & Co ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent, all those to whom the
concern is indebted, as well as tho.c who are indebted to the
concern, will settle their accounts with Geo. Wilson.
Geo. Wilson,
jf. Strdtton.
August 30. tf l(/!>
DRSERTlOA".
DESERTED from this (• a r:-on on Monday the 19th
instant, William G. Tuomfson, a private in mv
Company of Artillerists. He i> Ca years old, 5 feet 7 t-~ in
ches high, dark lia r and complexion, born in Lancaster
county, Pennsylvania Ten Odlart will be given as areWaid
on his delivery at thi, post.
[ J- Saunders,
Captain U. S. At til fry Commanding.
Fort Nelson, August 30. tf 100
WAXTF.D IMMEDIATELY,
Ilough White Oak Hhd. and Bhl. STAVES,
AND A FEW TONS
SASSAFRAS ROOT.
Apply to
Moses Myers.
August 23. 3w <j 1
THE SUBSCRIBER
Has RCCEirt d er the nnm si.Ts'f, ■ Ron iIarahna,
120 Tons Oampearhv Lt)G WOOD, of tlrt lst'qual.'ty.
70 I,ojjs of MAHOGANY.
100 Boxes White ami Brown SUGAR.
36 Hogsheads MOI.ASSF.S
ai.su—on hast,
66 Pipes,
40 Hog heads, ( TENFRIFFE WINE.
26 Quarts;: Casks, V
3 Pipes VINKGAK.
40 Barrels WAN U TS.
60 Bills.5' ^ PENINGTON’s LOAF SUGAR.
12 Hogsheads St. Martin’s SUGAR.
A few* Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY.
The whole of which will be sold on very moderate terms, for
approved paper.
Edward Roberts.
August 21. tf JB7
REMOVAL.
james Tucker,
IE: rtmncJ /> Afo. 1, tfor.T's La::e, near Mj/h-StbctT,
where he otters tor sale, on reasonable Terms,
HIS STOCK IN TRADE,
CONSISTING OF A GF.NER AT ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE, NAILS, &c.
May 8. tf 659
to ft Eat,
THF. Warehouses at present occupied by James Herron
on my wharf, capable of storing 4,000 barrels flour,
and free from danger of high tides—Possession may he had of
them on the first of September next} if agreeble, the Wharf
may be had wjtli them.
Ala, Jar Lease, far a term *>f Veetrr,
The Wharf adjoining mine, newly repaired,
!)6 1-2 feet in front, running back from 2 to 260 feet, with
sufficient well made ground for tfte erection of warehouses_
at the end of the wharf, there is water for any ship, with a
convenient Lumber Yard. For terms apply to
yohn Davis.
Portsmouth, ,Tu!v 2h. 2awtf 2i>
COW-POX.
THOSE persons who wish to avoid catering the Small
Pox which now exists in this Borough, are informed tha
• he subscriber has again succeeded in introducing the Vaccint
Inaction, and that he now has several arms tit to inoculate
from.
*#* He has returned to his old shop at the lower end of the
new market.
George Balfour.
IC?* AnAMrtfetf+rcE wanted.
Nov. 1G. tf 320
FOR SALE,
iS Puncheons ANTIGUA RUM.
15 do. GRENADA do.
, 5 Pipes HOLLAND CIN.
#0 do. COUNTRY do.
12 do. FRENCH BRANDY.
S do. AL1CANT do.
2jj Q'r. Calks SHERRY WINE.
10 do. do. MALAGA do.
PORT and CLARET WINE, la calks Sc bottles.
6 Barrels PORK— and-aonut
1000 Dozen PORPER, o fmy laft winters flock, equal to
any imported.
Joseph Hayes.
Augufl 24. tf
Norfolk hotel.
THE Subscriber informs his friends and the ptiblick that
he has opened an Hot t o in that convenient house
formerly the Navv Tavern No. 1S« Main-Street, w1n*e he
hopes by his attention, to give satisftetion to thbse whomay
favour him with tltehr company. 1
He will always keep the best liquors r and Private Parties
will be furnished with Dinners StlpperS, or Relishes, it the
shortest notice.
BOARDERS accommodated by the week, month, or year
Henry Benbridre.
October 9, tf j70
LANDING THIS DAY ON OUR WHARF,
front on board toe AfartiCaH Mary, from Grenada.
80 Puncheons RUM.. .
SO Hogsheads MOLASSES.
1 puncheon SHRUB.
1 Barrel LIME JUICE.
And Jr am on board tic Brilit/t Brig Brolbort. ft#, Ratcton
f0,000 lbs. iVnne Jamaica COFFEE. '
IN STORE,
50.000 lbs Prittla famiiea COFFEE.
30.000 lb's. Porto Kico do;
20 Barrels Baltimore I.OAF SUGAR. -
150 B rrels Hupei fine FLOUR.
.50 Hugsiieads PfetdrsWg TOBACCO.
So Puncheons Grenada ROlM.
'20 Barrels Prtnjd FOfcK
■ T55 Bales Upland COTi'ON.
XU bf which We will'dispose bf oh moderate terms.
eraw & & J?n Whittle.
LEVIN DORSEY,
On Toitrn. Po{ni~Wide Watcr-Stfedt.
Has Received by the Dumfries, from London, in addition to
to his former assortment of'
MA^HEMA Tlt'AL IJ\T$TR UMEjYT$, tsV.
Adams’s Patent. Globes—-12 indies.
Brats and Wood Compasses—Assorted.
Quadrants.
Night and Day Telescopes—Assorted.
Telescopes for Day c:dy.
. It Patent Time Glasses.
Froth" 1-4 to T-X' minute, and for one and two hours.
Gunter’s Scale! and Dividers—Assorted.
Charts, for the WeitIedits, and America.
Moore’s Epitome anil Daily Assistant.
And has on hand,
Blunt’s Artiericim Practical Navigator—Last edition, with
a 'copious appendix.
Blount’s American Coasting Pilot.
Aho far Seif,
Bell-Mettle Skillets of Saperinur Quality.'
Carriage Wheel Boxes, Bouches, and
Solid Brass ShecveJ—Assorted:
Hoop and Baltimore Bar-1 mu—Assorted.
All kinds of Mathematical Instruments Repaired, as usual.
April 26. tf 628
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Trustees or rim Estate of Francis S. Tatlor,
hereby give notice,
r| 'HAT the management of the aifairs of that estate is
* confided to Robert K. Taylor, to whom persons in
d.-bted are desired to make payrtieiit, and those who have
claims to mate them known.
MARKS THOR BURN,
MARTIN FISK,
JAMES MAURICE.
August 29.
3w 10 f
TO KENT,
And forty,ion given 1 r first / Stfitetrthr,
A LARGE and commodious three story Brick House,
in Church-Street, at present occupied by Mr. Menu..,
the first Hour is completely fitted for a Store and Counting
Room, and the upper pad well calculated for the residence
of a genteel family, with two kitchens, all other necessary
out houses, and a paved vard. For terms apply to
William Plume Co.
Adjust IP. tf 86
TO PKINTEHS.
I WILL DISPOSE OF"
A FONT OF BURGEOIS TYPE,
Upon Which the Publick Ledger is at present printed.
It consists or asout COOlbs. well-assoSted LnTrrtt,
triM 1'renck a-td Lath accent. j has been carefully used; and is
almost as good as when new. Should the whole be too much,
anyone who might inctine to purchase one halt, wilt please
to make application, by letters port paid. or personally, at this
Offi -e. The terms will be liberal, and a credit w.U be given,
iT required, to a purchaser who can give good security in
Norfolk or Baltimore.
John Copper.
August 215.
INTENDING soon to leave Norfolk, 1 tate this opportuni
ty of informing tire subscribers to the following works,
that the gentlemen hereafter named have undertaken to act
as agents, an that subscriptions are to Uepa'-d to them only,
until di*ferent carders shall be given by the pri'ir.etors of each
work respeptively.
Part Folia, Mr. Jon vCov'trs.
AUvtuiy Register 3 Rev tv ■} the V: S: Mr. Jssnw Mo«*k.
I have been advised, by Mr. Carpet.t-r, that he has sent
forward the first and seco.rc! numbers ; they have not yet been
received, but are dai v expect d
Missionary Mansr.i3 EvangitcaT Intelligencer—Revd Mr
G n lcrsw, Who has now the 6th add 7th NVs. ready for deli
verv.
Companion—Mr. Jo Mm Cowtf.r —Besides these gentlemen,
any orders fhr the Port Folio, R tfister, or Companion, left
with Mr Warren, at the Post-Office, will be regularly
handed over to the agents.
GEO: L. GRAY.
August 26.
3
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber, intending to leave this State, wishes
to dispose of the Land he at present re*ides on. It is
a tratt of Fight Hundred Acres, beautifully situated
upon Cape Charles; having the Atlantick upon one side
and the Chesapeake upon another. There is upon it as good a
I‘ isherv as any in Virginia. There arc interspersed through
out the plantation, a number of Salt Strings, so strongly
impregnated with salt as to bear a new-lahl egg. Oysters
Cockles, anu Fish of all kinds may be obtained from the wa
te.s immediately at the door. The land is very productive
e teemed annually good for oOt) barrels Indian Corn, and
2000 bushels of Oats, and is now in capital order. The
Fishery a'.one has yielded, in one spring, upwards of 7U01
In slant there are but very few Plantations offered for Sale
which unite so many advantages: and nothing but a desire
to pursue hiS professional business could induce the present
proprietor to sell It. Should it not be Sold before the Fall
it will be leased for a term of years. Conditions will be made
known on application Co
'Thomas V. Custis.
On the Premises,
May 3.
law GT8
NOTICE.
CONCERT-HALL,
May, 18W.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his Friends and the
Publick, and those Gentlemen of the Southern States
who may visit this part of the Continent, during the summer
sessmi, that the house known by the name of COncert-Hall
situate in a very central and pleasant part of the town, (cor
ner of Court and Hanover Streets) has been fittfed up at a ve
ry great expense with the gentefilest accommodations. Those
Gentlemen who may wish for Boarding and Lodging, it is
presumed cannot find a more eligible and convenient house
ora more guileful reception than from the present occupant
ofCpncert-Hhll, who-e assiduity ta serve them shall exceed
the liberality of their patronage.
765 lawSm
T. WHITCOMB.
FOR SALE,
Pursuant to the Will of William Samuel Peachy, deceased
Peachy’* Manufacturing Mills and Ston-Houses.
L\ INO in tlie County of Prince Oeorge, on Powell’s
Creek, a navigable stream of James River, and on the
mam stage road from Norfolk to Petersburg, w.th about six
acres of Land belonging thereto.—One third of the purchase
money wiH be required at the etui of eighteen months and
three years credit will be given for the residue. The Gentle
man at the Mills will be good enough to shew them —For
u rms apply to Mr. Robert Maitland of Norfolk, or to Thomas
Griffin Peachy of Williamsburg.
ALSO TOR SALE,
That beautiful Seat on James River (about four
miles from the Mills) called Flow er L)e Hunured.—The
Tract of Land belonging to this Seat, contains ISOO acres
extending nearly two miles on the banks of the river, (abou
halfa days’ sail from Norfolk, and five hours from Petersburg
considerable part of the Land is fit for the cultivation of
Wheat and Tobacco; it has some valuable Low Ground and
a great deal of Meadow Land, from which in its ua’tural
state, great quantities of Hay may be made; the Land also
abounds with good TimberThe Houscs.Garden,Orchards
and other improvements, are extensive and valuable_As it
is presumed that no person Would purchase such an estate
without first viewiiig it, a fartherdescription^ thought need
less —Collier Harrison, Esq. of diaries City, who has viewed
the Laud and is well acquainted with its quality, will Ue .mod
enough to shew it —A.credit of 0, 13 and 16 years will be
given for the greater part of the purchase money, and for the
residue four annual payments wdl be required—A„ indisnu
table title will be made —The price may be known by ap
plication to Mr. Robert Maitland, or to Marv W P-L hl
and Thomas Greeds*, of Williamsburg. '
March 25. tf ' ■ ■
.; * v- ’*■' ImWm
POLYGRAPHICK PAINTINGS
THIS art, so long kept a secret and exclusively-praetfepd
bv the PotytfftphHSk Society In London, is now in the
possession of a citizen of the United States lately arrived
from Europe; who proposes to-execute, by subset ption, two
hundred Copies from -ait original- Allegorical Tainting in the
Shaksnaare Gallery, New-Y ork, by permission of the Pro
(jrictof: being
A PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON’
Supported by Liberty, Virtue, and Justice. Virtue is hold.
iri£*h0 eftfe-erii of the reward he merited. In the ri"ht of
the'].lets,' America, character,serf as an Ab-original, is seat
ed In a pertslve posture, lamenting‘her loss. ln the left i*
PA lifting turning tU-IEstory, for a Subject worthy of her art
who U sir'•poseti'tfianswer, p
“Tneat-rsBnsr.Moirt wnaTH* TitMt Washington ”
The whole forming a more emblematical tribute to the
memory of that great man, than has y«-been offered to the
• To those who esteem, his publick services and his private
worth, and to the Patrons of improvements in the fine an*
18 M;catcJ- SUcli as arc already furnished witlt
Olffrrerit engrtKn.gj on this subject, will, it is honed, still
find room for the present undertaking, when they consider
that u will te a Panning, a .J the def.gn new, executed by"
a process, wh.eh renders it more durable than oil paiuti iew
tuat it .eduiresno g&ss-thaf while theirpriuts colitam, per
haps a faint resemblance only, this work affords a correct
Lioness, with the addition of six beautiful allegoric-1 f.aoreJ
The price also is reduced so as to leave, on coinparati4 me
rits, no objection. 1
Subscriptions, at Eight Dollars each, |>ayable on delivery
(which is-very little more than theprice of an engrav.-ie
theiame s.zc) are received bv Conrad .V Co. Booksellers PhL.
adelpiua; and Bonsai, Conrad 1- Co. of Norfolk. ’
rt IS ALSO PROPOSED TO EXECUTE
Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Washington,
l)y the same process, on sim-oription, of Four dollars a :c*
fitly cents cac.i. It.is a principal aim of this work, to produce
tnC niojf correct liktncssos of this amiable • ounie.
.’.I he Artisr presume* that t'.e secret aw o.Poly.rraphick
Pm«..B is knewr.. to himself, in the United’States
having travelled from the Carolina* to Massachusetts, w.timnt
;,,,din« a ™aSt*r of*h' this Art; original pai,,ti...*s m ,y
multiplied, so as to render if difficult to point out the d f.
crencr. The Polygrapliick pi pare, of the i wo, wh-n cu n
pared toother, is the most brilliant, and the nature of the
pmr-. ss cannot fail rendering it mo-e durable. la tine the
wuole is so exact and b .-autif.,1 a copy, that the mind U lost
in coipecture as to the m -thod in which it is executed
Philadelphia, June 4, 1805. lawlN 777
TO UXDERWRITERS, MERCIUXTS, fc*.
THE Subscriber,. Proprietor Dr the R,ynl Gnttu and
Ba'.wAktrt,,*; |Miblislied-til'Nassau, has been, and
caT nrf l° CO'‘'"‘as transn,*«iiig’, by every opportunity,
early and correct in.ormation to subscribers in Europe and
iuTe.r“p1’ V tl|e arrlva,s> cle.w.ngps, captures, ami misfor
tunes.thatmay happen to vessels about those a,., the dif
ferent West India Islands.
As the procuring and forwarding such iulWrmation, will
occupy much t me, and b» attended with considerable ex
pense—to insure this attention, it will be necessary that-men
interested in mercanrileand other inftnnatioo, should sub
scribe wuh liberality to-his Gazette. it is published twice
iu'advat I>rlCe ancl a half per annum, One h*if
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Wii be received in Nor,don, by the proprietor oftheCW
ner; at Liverpool, by Messrs. T. A- J Moss, merchants, and
t .e proprietor of live- Mercanti «• Chronicle; at Gremor*;
b> t,npropnetor ofthe .dvertiser; at Dublin, bvJ. Wilson*
^America,, Consul; in Savannah-, by the proprietor of
Gsretm T?i r" Charlwi,0">J>>' ‘he proprietors cf The City*
Gazette, rite Conner, and The Times; in Norfolk, by the
proprietor ofthe Publick Ledger; in Baltimore, by Mr. Gs
r f’u"etks proprietors ofthe American; in Philadsl
phu, by Mr.C P. .Vayrie, and the proprietor of the True
American ; in New-York, by T. * ». Swords, E. Sergeant *
Co and the proprietor* ofthe Morning-Chronicle, and of tit.
Daily Advertiser.
ROBERT WTLSOMi,
Nassau, (New-Prtn-idenee,) June 38.
A SINGLE MAN„
ivtio writes a lair Iiaud, and understands
toe French Ianguage\well, will meet with an eligible situatj.
on by applying at the Office of the-PuUioL Ledger
July gg- tfi 19
NEW
CUT-NAIL MANUFACTORY^
ON TOWN POINT,.
A malt dtitmM beltrm County IVhurf, Wide Water Street,
THE Subscriber has, at a considerable expense, fitted
up, m addition to his other business, a complete set
ot machinery, adequate to finisli 500 to COO lbs. of Nails daily,
lie is aiso provided With a good stock of Iron; and with *
sufficient number of skilful workmen.
Re hat on hand a conjiar.t Jnpphy op
Nails, Flooring Brads, and Sprigs. -
winch he offers for Sale at the reduced prices a*follows b*
the keg, via. ’ 7
lOd, 12d, 20d,
Naii*,.
lid per lb.
8d,
o’o.
9d per lb.
Sheathing
do.
7 l-2d par lbs
6d,
do.
IOd per lb.
4d,
do, 3j.
per M.
3d,
do. 3s
7 l-2d do.
M, lOdt, 12 d, acuf 20d, Brads,
8d per lb.
G*1. do. 4s
6d per M.
do. 3s
do.
do. $g
7 l-2d do.
do. 2s. / i-an no.
l-3d do.
ALSO—HOOP AND BAR-IUON ASSORTED,!
„ , „ LEVIX DORSE Y.
March 18. tf 503
for sale—nr the subscriber,
75 Puncheons Winward Island RUM.
• do. 4th proof Old Jamaica db„
5 do. New-England do.
30 Pipes Best Holland GIN.
. 3 Hogsheads and 24 Barrels Country da
8 Pipes 4th proof Cognac BRANDY.
11 do. do. Alicant do.
10 Quarter Casks Sherry WINE.
17 Pipes Fine Old Sicilv do.
70 Crates well assorted EARTHEN WARS.
8 Hogsheads do. assorted for farni y use.
12 Casks GLASS WAKE—well assorted.
200 Sacks Liverpool SALT.-Also,
70 Hbds. Richmond and Petersburg TOBACCO.
85 da. Lowland do.
104 Barrels Superfine, T
90 do. Fine, \ FLOUR.
27 do. SHIP STUFF.
A. Maclurei
August 7.
tf
4»
JVO TICE. "
THE PARTNERSHIP 0t
SAMUEL SAUMJEKS &? Co.
Is this day Hissoivrd hy mutual consent, and those who Raya
accounts with the sa>d firm, will p.ease come forward for im,
mediate settlement to Samuel Saukpcrs, who u duly a«.
thorized by the concern ta adjust the same. 7
Samuel Saunders,
wr . P' Hemp.
W. B. The business in future, will be cairiod on h>
SamuelSaunders, a*p Robert C Jenmnc*. abb ci
under the firm of * *
SAMUEL SAUNDERS & Co.
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NORFOLK:
Published Three Time* A-wrxac,
BY WILLIAM DAVIS,
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Opposite the EsrcnAircF. Coffes Hous*.
*. Wee Five Dollars anJ Fifty Cents yearly, in advance.