Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-02-21 00:00:00, page 1

WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21* 1810,
fur FREIGHT,
The Schemer Reliance,
^aptnin Howes—will i»n
the (Jailed State*. For terms apply to
Martin Fisk.
Who ha* jnrt rrtrited from *aid vcttel,
4 eases half pint Tumblers,
12 boxes Cotton and Wool Cards.
Aflnat.
2000 bushels Cadi a Salt.
(brainy 19. 3
For Salt or Charter,
*Tt)e su^stHnt'nl nn<i w*ll built Ship
WILLIAM KRAIS,
Burthrh 250 tons or thereabouts, about two years
io)il, sheathed on the stocks, and having perform
«d but one voyage, (viz.) to Jamaica, complete*
' ly'fittrd in all respects, and will be ready for the
^reception of a cargo in a few day*.
.finFor Sale on board said Shift,
275 barre's soft Turpentine,
260 do. Tar,
JO.OOO barrelStave*. and 30barrets prime New Pork.
for terms apply to the owner on board, or to
Mackinder & White.
dPefcruery J6. > tf
Fur Freight or Charter,
i^The Schooner Two Brothers,
tV. II. Ni'ho!*-, inH^tHr,
^tairthen about 900 barrels—hourly expected from
Sew-York.
Edward S. Waddey.
. Who ban for Sale, (jutf recen ed)
12 chests fresh JHvsnn Tea,
SR
20.000 weight.Green Coffee.
February 14. 3
F.OIL CHARTER,
fe>Tbe good new Ship Orestes,
t WtKOfift** Copt. Alien,
V- Bnrthen 340 hogsheads tobacco. will he ready for
the reception of a cargo in a few days. For terms
apply to
1 Moses Myers & Son.
. „ Who after for St!v on hoard taid Ship,
£,000 bushels tine SALT, and a few crates Liver*
< pool W.VHfi.
Fehruarv 14. tf
jS FOR BOSTON,
The Schooner Rebecca,
___ Captain Smith,
Will sail in four days—she i» a strong substantial
Hfcwed vessel, will carry lOOt) barrels. For fve;ghtr>r
passage apply on board at Southgate's wharf, or to
M \RTIN FISK.
Who han/or tale on board taid vessel,
10 hdgsheads N. E. RUM.
February 14. 3
FOK CHARTER,
The good Ship Medford,
Capt. CV.fFn,
Burthen 300 hogsheads. For terms apply to
Moses Myers & Son.
Who have for Sale on board mid Shift,
$000 bushels Cadiz SALT.
> January 2«. tf
^ tor Sale Or Charier,
">The good Ship Columbia,
n. Uenoni Conk, Master,
JRurtheo 247 tons', will carry about 300 hogsheads toa
.banco, c n be soon got ready for the reception of a
W|o. For terms apply to
■7.' RICHARD BLOW.
TJTto hat fr/r Sale on board naid Shift,
$000 bushels coarse Liverpool Salt,
1000 do. do. Coal,
45 bundles best Northern Hay.
January 20. tf
FOR SALE OR CHARTER,
>The good brig VICTORY,
David Leads, Matter,
m 160 tons, an excellent good veaatl, and rea
i receive a cargo. Apply tu
Moses Myers & Son.
Febroary f. tf
For SALE,
An excellent MUI.L
ip>n,i ,1 Of a new SCHOONER,
%iof MO tons, now Ikying »t Loyall’s wharf, will sail
Cut, and carvy a lar ge cargo for her tonnage.
Alr\
,A Pilot-Boat SCHOONER,
__Jot t)0 tons, will bs completely fitted
it a fortnights Apply to
Wil.an & Cunningham.
February tf
jon cm Aim. h,
Tin f.nc fast-silling Ship
, BETSEY,
Sijwurd Walton, mister, burthen about 430 hogs
jbeads.toh.tr.co, wW be c-aidy for the reception of a
Junto in 10 or todays. Far terras apply to
.< BOWDEN,.* AtILHADO.
. fj&mary __it
For Salr or £kart<r%
The.good Brig Hannibal,*'
Ohti'Hnh Ornish, cnas.er, burthen IT'
jaw laying at Commerce-street Wharf. . A
Mose^ Myf£l& Son.
^ For5aleonkainl»aiir^|,J ‘
pmpe ijAY.,
X
FOH S*£fc,
The fast tailing
SHIP HANNAH,
Rurfaen 500 hogshead*, three years old and well
found.
Also,
The CARGO of the Schooner Ann,
just arrived from Cadis—O nesting of
500 quarter casks SHKKRY WINK. .
Moses Myers 8f Son.
January 17. ' tf
yX EOll CHARTER,
►The good Brig WARREN
iCapl. Weston, 200 hogsheads burthen.
Moses Myers & Son.
Par Sale on board said Hrig,
7000 bushels Liverpool SALT.
January 3. tf
FOR CHARIER,
The Ship VENUS,
David G. Bond, master, burthen 280
hogsheads tobacco.
WARREN ASHLEY.
Who offers for- Hale,
<9000 bushels Stoved SALT.
October 13. tf
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
(To sal! in ten days.)
__ The brig SPA NISI! LADY,
D. Fraser, master. For ■freight or passage apply to
Jennings & Roddey.
February 7. tf
Tor Sale 11)1. Mt.UlU l.L, ~
On board tlie Schooner Eunice, lying at Campbell’s
Wharf,
50 hogsheads N. E. Rum,
50 barrels do.
60 haniheatls best retailing Molasses,
3 do. W.’I. Rum,
16 barrels Mackarel.
SO bushels Clover Need.
February IB. _ * 3*C
LANDING
This Day on Newton’s wharf from
the bng Speedwell, Capt. Dole, from Havapna,
1»5 hogsheads A
S3 tierces f. Superior quality Molasses,
9 Iwt'reis J
9 hogsheads Honey,
3 barrels 7 r, „ —
14 bags j Green C, ffce*
SO boxes Segars, and J Anchor*.
Tor Sale by
C. Fry.
February 17._ 3
FOR SALE,
49 hogsheads of Petersburg Tobacco,
selected for the London Market.
16 bales Virginia Cotton,
250 barrels Fredericksburg Superfine Flour,
16000 weight Coffee, > ,, , . ,, .
13vi0 do. Cocoa. S LnnHfed to Urawb*ck.
500 barrels sott Turpentine,
750 do. Suffolk Tar,
55 do. Fork,
300 bushels Feas
Mackinder & White.
February 12. tf
FOR SALE,
700 barrels Navy Bread,
100 do. superfine Pilot do.
100 do. Ship Dread.
Stephen Harris.
'February 14. 3w
Fort Sale,
160 lihds. prime retailing Molasses.
Jennings & Roddey.
February 12. tf
Fifty Dollars Reward.
DRSERTED from the Navy Yard, Gosport,
(Vu.) the following privates in the Marine Corps,
vis. .ii tlic night of the 13»h instant,
ANDREW VVA [SON, says he was bom in the
state of New Jersey, 25 years of age, 5 feet? inch
es high, grey eyes, brown hair, and sallow complex
ion, by occupation a firmer.
Also on the night of the l*th instant, AMRROSE
LIPSCOMB !mi-n in the state of Virginia, Buck
ingham County, So years of age, 5 feet 11 inches
high, bius eyes, sandy hatr, dark Complexion, by
occupation a tailor.
On the same night, ISAAC HALL, bom in the
state of Connecticut, 18 years of age, 5 feet 5 1-2
inches high, grey eyes, brown hair, ruddy complex
ion, by occupation a farmer.
Also on tiie night of the 17th instant, JAMES
GLASGOW, b<*m in the state of North-Curolina,
31 years of age, S feet 10 1-2 inches bieh, light eyes,
light hair, light complexion, by occupation a farmer.
On the same night, CHARLES,HARRINGTON,
born in Ncw-Yurk, IS years of age, 3 feet 1 1-i in
dies high, grey eyes, yellow hair, fair complexion,
by occupation a farmer.
TEN DOLLARS with the necessary expenses
will he paid fur securing each deserter, and securing
him or them in any jsil in the Uoited State*, w by
delivering them at any military post most convenient
to where said deserters may be apprehended.
William Anderson.
February 19. if Lies*. Mar.Cetn.
WASHINGTON'S FAR&SVFJ.L ADDRESS.
TO THE PEOPLE OP THE CXITED STATES.
friend* ami ft lint Vuisem, ... •
The period far a new election of a civi/w, to ad
minister the executive government of the United
States; being itnt far distant, anti the tmie actually
arrived, when your thoughts must be employed in
designating the parson, who is to he i Wtl>d with ■
that important trusty it appears to me prower, e».
pro-dly gs it may conduce to a more thsinv t rx
prtisioi) III’ the pohltch VOMIP, that I si|gniid ttoW ftp
pri^c you of (he lesolutmn I have lornred, to de
cline hnng considered among the number id those,
out «l whom a choice is to te made.
I beg you, at the same tune, to d*> me the justice
to be assured, that this resolution bus not Wen ta
ken, without~h strict regard to all the consifterrti
on* appertaining to the relation, which t.inOs a du*
tdul cil.zen to his countty, and that, in withdraw
ing the tender ol service which silence to my silos.'
lion might imply, I sm influenced by nodtmmillion
ol zeal lor your future interest ; no deficiency n|
respect tor vour past kindness ; t.ut »m supported
hy a full conviction that the step is compatible
with l oth.
I he urcppUn*** of, anil mntiniunce hitherto in
liit*. office to -whir'll y,,ut suffrages have twice called
nif, h..ve-|*cm 4 miiiorm earnfice of toolin.ittoTi 10
tlie opinion «! duty, and t*> a deference. 10 wl at up.
I pcareri 10 t/evtiur desire. J c.instKTtTly tinned, that
I it would have been much eurhtr 11: my power, con
sistently with motives i wan not »t liberty t« dis
j regard, to return in that rs-tireinent, from which I
tied hi-en reluctantly drawn. I he sir- tigili «<f niy
inclination to Jo this previous to.the last election,
I'oil even led to the preparation of an address to de
1 tare n to von • f»ui mature red clioo oh foe then
perplexed uud critical posture of out affairs wito
foreign nations, am! the numerous advice ot prtgnna
entitled to jny miiridence, impelled me to abandon
the idem
i rejoice, that the state of your concerns, exter
n.il a* .Sell as internal, no Imgei reBdeist.e pursuit
<>( in'clinot'.on incompatible with the srntiru.n; »(
doty, or pi onriety ; and a in 'persuaded whatever
pattulily may be retained for my services, that m
i * * pfeseut circumstances of our country, vuu will
out disapprove nsy delei niiuaUon to retire.
The impressions with which] first undertook^the
arduous trust, were explained mi the proper occasi
on. In the discharge nl this trust, 1 will only Say,
that I have with good intentions contributed to
wards the oryanti itioo .m-i administration of the
government, the best exertions u| winch a very lai
hole judgment was capable. Not unconscious, 111
the outset, of the nif-flomy ol mv ipr luications,
experience hi my own eyt«. perhaps still more 111
I ill** eyes of others, hs* strengthened the iniiuv. s 10
diffidence of niyseli ; and every day the inrrecsfli^
•'•eight of years admonishes me more and more,
that the shade of r-. tliemt nt Is as necessary tome
as It will he Welcome, Sasisiiert that if any erreurn
stin.es have given peculiar value to my Services,
they were temp nary, I have consolation to liflieve,
that while choice and prudence mvile me to quit the
political scence, putnotism does not lorhid it.
In looking forward to the moment, wtiidh is In
tended to terminate the career ol my publick lile,
my teelin^s do not permit me.t« suspend tfea d ep
«i kiiawiedgeiii, ut ol trial debt of gratitude wbicli i
ijwe to uiy* beloved country, for the many honour*
it has conferred upon me ; still more for rue stedfaM
conduct with which it lus supported ir.e'v «nd
fur the opportunities I have thence enjoyed iff n,a
mlevtuig my inviolable attachment, ly services
fait "fill and perspvvilng, though in u-offuinuss utte
qual to my ?eal. If belted,* have re«nlt«d to' our
country Iron* these service*, let it always be ftifllfmc
bered to youi* praise, and as an instructive e-,am
ple in our annals, that under cirrmnstanf-es in which
tlie passions, agitat-d tn every direction, were lia
ble to mislead, amidst app-aronces sometimes tfu
bmus—-visntsitoii<-s uflorluue often discouraging*—
in sifuatious tin which not (infrequently want of suc
cess has Countenanced the spirit criticism; the
cimstaficy of yuur support was the esst-nU*] pu.p
of the efforts, and a guarantee of the plans by which
they were effected.—'Profoundly pem tasted with
this idea, I shall carry it with rue to the grave, as
a strong incitement to (thi-easing vowStbal heaven
may Continue id you tbo choicest tokens «f its be
neficence—that your uninu and brotherly affect ion
may be perpetual-—that the free constitution, which,
is tbs wnrl^ of your bunds, may be swuediy main
tained—-that its administration in every department
may be stamped with wisdom and virtue-—that, m
fine, the happiness of tbs people of these states,
under the auspices of liberty, may be mads com
plete by so careful a preservation and so prudeut a
use of this blessing at will acquire tu them the glo
ry of recommending it to the applause, the affecti
on and adaption bf ever|jtt> a tinn Which is yet a
stranger to it.
Ihre, perhaps I ought to stop. Bat a solicitude
fot your welfare, which cannot end bni with qiy
life^ ktui the apprehension pf danger, uatoral to
thst solicitude, urge me on ao occasion like Ibe pre
sent, to uflei to your solemn runtem^etiun, and
to momm^d to y<,ar frequent review, home inti,
meats, which ete the
n« inconsiderable nine
icousiderahle
mine it> ueie»*.oy to loruty or ^HK
11m- "nil v of pnvi rnn>- nt cog*
.«tM flat. rtow <>»•*«.
>«r it i»h iflW [n'l .r-n itlfltoUe •*
de)»«BI(h> (support«)
y*.«t praeie nhr$)i»ii'n( V^ifxtyfji&jjSfj
p-riv ; of very liberty pifni^^S
prr*e. 1»»t i, 1 itm «**v 'll•
tut c;ui*-s arm from d'rtrrrni quarter*/*
AtUhe t^lon, inmy -t/ifier,* employed
in v*M<r munis the onnvirtion of/histiln
»♦ i'tr paint in .ytw» Muica! i..riNfi«-.*
t! c limerirsef mttrrv. i iimi exlHfjflKkj
lie men oinstantly and actively-^8111?
M-nlv ml ma):Umi;,i;,) mreclv^’l®
mnuv that yi«i sfiAulif prnpeViy aSfSM
V«l«HM»t.y#*tir IjrttMR,! Hflhpii to y
live itij inili- Woal fntppmm; ;haty»„'(
rish a i iTHtiUbiiiiiSOiiraBii tunn«vc«tsie *
t« K ; m-MistnHWJjg v.nite*t*r» .to Uni'll'
of JlI «».«! tiie- pnVlapiiifn o( jr.nr jn.Jif
itiuf prosperity ; «M*trfn|>£ for «8 pr!;*»r
iunluu* anxi.-ty j, disrout.fr|**io,'ir)^ .Xrbt
supcest evou a swspu Jon tint iV’titp >«’ *i
eb iviom-rf ; and Midifittimtly tVo«V|UM
tiMjt .fawnmg of evvfv JiftWtpt; to
tom of our count tv from the reft, op|,\,
shitk) lifts nhitb no'w link together 1
Prltf. , ’ .. ...
< I *“n V S CX** It MU' jW$t pi >f]f» of plMMUtMlJ,F
-vy 1>PPr*it itiijn H'-r «*■(! I-iihj l.jfdl d|Crriq
*vli shafi"i ol urfIer*-|K-er youhave
- matin': »*, halm*, mht pnhtmgfg)
V ‘in have in a rnninv'>r< ckhjbfes»
pi.tid liijji.-ti-tr; ihe independence and lit
poss-M «rf the w..ik of jo,nt .■.mwcjI.U
tdou.", ok common dungere, suffering* ai
B«t these con«i<tfra.llnMt huwjfver p
tiiey address. . to: ynursensrh
Vverity outweighed by *h,**r wlticli eppIjN
mediately to your interest, Her* tv*ry ]
our country Smut the most roimrj»ndrau tii
Cdreiuily guiding and preserving the pm,
' The Wurth \n tin unrestrained »m«rw»t
the Soulh, UKiitrtfcd i,v the erpi .l f ^u., ,.f it
|t»ver.um<?it, finds m the product hm*it If
a fat ed.Mioq*} i*fei*Mett «,f -rm-ittf wntf
rul enterprise and preen,us materials dflt,
lur,D< unjustly. Tt.e Sumtk ut the • ,<
course, l«ntiiuiB)j hy the Harney i»f the W
»• grow and it* commerce *
Turning pertly iota iu own channel* th**i
»**>*«• UienoMfy |>»r| nf nur c<i
•I) immediate and purtiroi.»r infer*,
■-ja
me pttria .Miibinedc.nnj.it fell la I
etferj.# tofei'il
wzMmmr
re»otirc«, projmrt imubly groWert
ieiQ*l <fe»g**r, « .l«f /rascalj
peace by fon-ign nation's
inable valu^Ufey mu« derive3,..
|K*n tr.nn thaw broils «md
winch so IfKjwistly e®in might
«wt tied together by the fcnae , '
their own nvabhigo «ltm« f
produce, but * hie h opposite
tttt buitnitand intrigoee Would et
ter. ritoce. I»k««ww, they .will,
af t hoof overgrown military mi
under any 4 mm a$ government 1
htxfuy, and which are tu be teg*,
hostile to repulftn-an hbtrtju ia j
yont on ton ought to be consider.,
to your liberty, aud that ibe tova <
toeodHVtoyoo the prwanmitp
There ctngM<fcr*U«*M «pW*« j
to every raflotmg «i|
the continuance of the l
patriojtC d-mre.Te*’^'
■non goveroatejnti
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