Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1806-02-10 00:00:00, page 4

SALT.
Arrived in the Ship Maw, captain AtholI,'ftom Liverpool,
A Cargo of STOVED SALT,
Which trill be told on accommodating terms, taken alongside.
j -Apply to -
Robert Dickson.
' ON HAND FOR SALE,
\A quantity of LOGWOOD,
"IlJCmARS in birds. and bbts. '•
lUM. MOLASSES, COFFEE, and a parcel of choice TEN
ERlFr'Eand MADEIRA WINES, in pipes, hhds. and quar
ter casks. Jan. 31 2w 477
At a Court held for Norfolk County, the
20th day of January, 1406.
Thomas Davis anil Thomas Dickson, mcr-'
•M: *h*nta and partners, under the firm of
1 Davis and Dickson, Plfts.
AgaiT it ^ In
Gilbert Rchertson and James Brown, mer- f Chancery.
chants and partners, under the firm of I
Robertson Sc Brown, and Robert Gib- l
son, ' I lofts. J
THE Defendants Robertson and Brawn, not having en
tered their appearance, and given security for perform
ing theDecree to be made in this cause, and it appearing to
♦ire satisfaction of the Court that they are out erf the country :
On the motion of theTlaintilFs by their Counsel, it is ordered,
that they the said Defendants, appear here on'the third
Monday ip April next, and give security for performing tire
Decree aforesaid. And it is further ordered that the Defen
dant (sibsou, who hath effects rif the other Defendants in his
frauds, or is otherwise indebted to them, do not pav, convey
aTa7’ **'l'ri * sllt^ debts or effects, until the further order
of tins Cour.r concerning thr same. A Copy, Teste,
W ilfctm Wilson, jun. C. C.
__t-jdMon.Ap. 4~i
FOR SALK,
250 bbls. Superfine FLOUR,
Aflor.t. Apply to
sp . James Maurice & Co.
Jae-jary 6.tf414
FOR SALE
%hc Cargo of the Brig Paragon, Captain A m dry—C nailing of
147 Puncheons high proof JAMAICA HUM.
V 7 Hogsheads MOLASSES.
• * j/ Redmoti &? Frith.
•V Who have removed to the second Fire-Proof Store, on Gib
k ton’s Wharf.
November 13. tf 271
! \ THE SUBSCRIBER,
: r U Hat removed to the third fireproof Warehottte on
/ Vi v Gihton't vtharj\ where he hat Jor Sale,
Antigua and Jam. Rum by the hhd.
Loaf and Brown SUGAR—A few bags COFFEE,
A few pipes dr hhds. London particular Sr Tcneriffe WINES,
120 caser very excellent 7 years old CLARET.
And is now Landing from on board the tciir Catharine Shepherd,
i ' Cajt, IVtbb, from Antigua and Nrrii,
Antiguu and Nevis Hum and Molasses.
HARRISON ALL MAXD.
December ?7. tf 3^4
The CARGO ot the Ship Eliza, Obediah
i I® S!n.ith* raaMcf, from Bordeaux, wi’l commence, landing
1 his Day on Niswtou's wharf, consisting tA
410 Hogsheads choice CLARET,
' 203 Cases do. do.
14.3 do. White WINE,
ISO Boxes Fresh PRUNES of excellent qualitv, for
Sale by
Moses Myers.
• November 18. tf 487
Green Coffee and Sugar.
^*ow Landing from on board the schooner Lydia, captain
Livingston, from Guadalnupe.
41 Hogsheads SUGAR,
8 Hhds. A
14 Tierces > BEST GREEN COFFEE.
- 12 Bags J
For Sale by
William Pennock.
December 1C. 3w 3;, 4
HUNTER & GATEWOOD,
Hm* received fir Ship Jane, Captain Colley, from Liverpool, the
bait nee of their supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which in addition to their former importation from London,
makes their assortment general and complete—it consists of
almost ercry article of useful and fashionable goods too t> di
ous to enumerate, which they offer for sale, at their Store No
129, Main Street, by Wholesale and Retail, on the lowest
terms for cash, or short payments.
November 8. tf 252
’ FOR SALE, “
The CARGO of the Schooner Eliraheth Margaret, now
landing on Marsden’s Wharf,
342 boxes White 8t Brown Havanna Sugars,
28 Hogsheads MOLASSES,
ft* do. HONEV. ■ —■ For terms apply to
, John Brown.
^ January fi. ft v rf 4,2
* v/i\
Liverpool Salt, Kendal Cottons, &c.
The CARGO of the Ship Industry, Noah Wright, master,
from Liverpool.—Consisting of
12,000 Bushels SALT,
8 Ha'es Kendal COTTONS,
' 10 Cases COPPER, 18 ami *0 ox.
, ,, 18 Suffar BOILERS, of I dO gallons rath,
A Hogsheads SKI MMKKS and LADLES,
4 CasksCopperNAILS.-Apply to
William Pennock.
December 20. tf 3d7
THIS DAY LANDING, ~~
/ am »* heard the Sckaaner Hugh, Captain Gran, {ram Baurdctnx.
160 Casks CLARET. * *
981 Cases assorted do.
66 do. do. White do.
B0 Baskets SWEET OIL.
-f 2 Tranks and;) Cases Ladies’ and Men V SHOES.
i
8 Coses Mens" and Children’s Silk and Beaver HATS,
assorted.
i DKMUOHNS, ALMONDS, NUTS, 4c. Ac.
For sale on liberal terms, by
ybhn b? James Galwey,
Commerce-Street Wharf.
" WHO HAVE Off HAJYD,
IS Boxes White & Brown Havannu SUGAR.
, September 6. tf 128
Soap and Candle Manufactory.
THF. Subscriber informs the Publick, that his Manufae
tory in Bank-Street, is now in complete operation, asid
having employed as skilful workmen as any in the United
States, he expects a part of the publick patronage.
Henry M’Dowell.
N. B. FLATTS for Shoe-Makers, Tailors, Ac_- ■ Cash
-given for Tallow and Grease.
tf
December XO.
370
KENDAL COTTONS.
THo Subscribers have" received per Ship industry, captain
Wright, from fetrecpoOl,
A few Bales low priced Kendal COTTONS,
.Sc.,, . which they ttifei fur Sale o;i liberal terms.
J >' ; ■ HunU-r & Gatewood.
December 80. . - tf ' 3ta
NEW CUT-NAIL MANUFACTORY,!
OH TOWN POIKT,
A mall distance below County Wharf, Wide Water Street.
* I ' HE Subscriber has, at a considerable expense, fitted
1 tip, in addition to his other business, a complete set
ofmachinery, adequate to finish 500 to GOO lb*, of Nails daily.
He is also provided with a good stock of Iron; and with a
sufficient number of skilful workmen.
He ha: an hand a eomtant supply of
Nails a Flooring Brads, and Sprigs,
which he offers for Sale at the reduced prices as follows, by
the keg, viz.
lOd, 12d, 20d, Nails, 8d per lb.
8H, do. 9d per lb.
Sheathing do. 7 l-2d per lb.
Gd, do. lOd per lb.
♦d, do. 3s. per M.
3d, do. 2s 7 l-2d Ho.
8d, lOd, 12d,.and 20d, Brads, fid per lb.
6d, . do. 4s 6d per M.
4d, do. 3s do.
3d, do. 2s 7 1-2d do.
2d, *do. 2s. 7 I—2d do.
ALSO—HOOP AND BAR-IKON ASSORTED.
LEV IK DORSP. Y.
March 18. 503
TO RENT,
(And immediate putsettian given,)
A Convenient Dwelling House, near
the Presbyterian Church, lately occupied by Thomas New
ton, juti. Esq. It is in a pleasant part of the town, has a
large garden and necessary out-houscs, and a good well of
water. For terms apply to
John Brovin,
Marsden’s Wharf.
Norembcr 13.
tf
275
To be Leased,
For one or six years, and possession to be had on tbt first of
r January next.
A Commodious BRICK-HOUSE on
Smith's Point, now occupied by Mr. I Inn is—all convenient
offices, ami a good garden are annexed to th s tenement—
for the accommodation of a tenant, an adjoining lot may be
had.
P. Barraud.
N'ovemher 18. tf ’ 288
" FOR SAlU,
A Tract of Wood LAND, about six
miles from Ferry Point, adjoining the Lands of Mr. Plume,
Mr. S. Whitehead, and Mrs. Moseley, containing about 300
acr«*s, mostly covered with Pine suitable for Masts and Spars,
and about two miles from a good landing on the Eastern
Branch : a great bargain may be had, anil payments accom
modating to the purchaser.
Mho Jar Lease., for a number of Years,
A WHARF in Gosport, about 100
feet front on the river, and about 180 feet on a 60 feet street;
the whole the property of Mrs. Clinch, of Gosport, for
particulars apply to
R. Thompson.
Portsmouth, Jan. 6. lawfiw 411
Mrs. MACDUUGAL,
INFORMS her fiiends and the publick, that she has taken
that handsome house belonging to Mr. Roberts, in the
centre of Market Square, where she will receive Boarders on
moderate terms—the strictest attention will always be paid
to the diet rooms, and lodging, and every endeavour used to
render a transient or permanent abode at her house satisfac
lory.
September 2.5. tf 169
GARDEN SEEDS.
The Subscriber has for Safe, at the Store of Mr.
Jar,tea Don-daU, ofi/iosite the .Vtxv Market,
Fresh Garden Seeds,
Imported in the ship Shepherdess, from London_Ms,
Some Cl fOICK Sl.l'.DS, of this Country’s growth, that
cun he w a i ranted rnrul. v\v
KARI.Y FRAME PEA,
Early Nicholas do.
Early Charlton do.
Early Pearl do.
Golden Hotspur do.
Dwarf Marrow do.
Tall Green Marrow do.
Imperial Green do.
Prolifick do.
headman's Dwarf do.
Blue Prussian do.
Crown and Cabbage do.
Earlv and late Cauliflower,
Early York CABBAGE,
Early Sugar 1 .oaf do.
Early Battersea do.
Madeira do.
Drum Head do.
Winter do.
Red l)u[fh do.
Green Savoy do.
Scotch Kail—Red Beet,
Orange and Early Horse Car
rot,
Solid Celery—Curled Parsley,
Turkey, Early Frame, Short
Prickley and Kong Prickly
Cucumbers,
Curled Endive,
Dwarf Kidney Beans of all
sorts—Arbour Beans,
Broad Leaved Leek,
Silver Skinned, James, Ma
deira, and Blood Red Oni
on,
Grand Admiral,Brown Dutch
lee, Cabbage, Greet, Coss,
and Aleppo Coss Lettuce,
Scarlet, Short Top, Salmon,
and Red and White Turnip
Radish,
Parsnip—Rape,
White and Brown Mustard,
Round and Prickley Sp inage,
Early Dutch, Norfolk, Han
? James Hay.
Who solicits the patronage of the publick, and being a re
gvil«ir instructed Gardiner, offers to his customers his services
either to the culture or the proper season of sowing.
Jan- tf 428
Richmond Academy Lottery,
v, NOW DRAWING,
CONTAINING
One Prize of Ten Thousand Dollars,
Betides several other larsre Prizes. ■*
*•* TICKETS for Sal* by the Editor of this Paper.
November 15. 279
LADIES FASHIONABLE SHOES.
EVER A I. Trunks of Ladies plain and fashionable Laced
§
J Km Shoes, and Gentlemens' fashionable London made
>. just received by the ship Planter, Captain Bnush, and
for tale by
Gilliat £s? Mackinder.
September Q.
tf 136
A PARCEL OP CHOICE
Russia and Ravens DUCK,
landing, and for Sale by
* Moses Myers.
Also,
1000 bushels Lisbon SALT, afloat.
January j!0. >3f( 445
over and Stone Turnip,
Fennel—Furze—Split Peas,
Salsophy, Scorzot.Ma—I’ep
per Grass, '
Carye Wind or, Font; Pod,
White Blossom, and (Jar
den Beans,
Canary and Hemp Seed,
I Ocre—Broeoli,
[ Red and White Clover Seed,
1 Lucern and Timothy do.
SWEET HERRS.
Thyme—Goldrzn and Green
Puslain,
Clary—Borraye—Pot Mary
Gold—Dill,
Sweet and BushBasill—Sker
rett,
Winter and SummerSavery,
Sweet Marjoruin.
flower SEEDS.
Double Bakon—Capsicum,
Rocket, Dwarf, and Branch
in" Larkspur,
Convolvolus Minor & Major,
Anothera Granditlora— lnd ia
Pink,
Globs of various sorts—Ncgel
la Komana,
Agrostemtna Cocliros—Ono
thera Purpuria,
ScorzeniraTinj’itana—Tulips
of all sorts,
Dwarf, Red, Yellow, and Tall
Red Cockscum,
Chrysanthutnum lrecolar—
Jubrosas,
Mixed China Aston,
Cassia and Senna Fistula,
Hyxmthos Muscaria—Pints,
Pianunculus— Anomcnas,
Asparagus Roots.
FOR SALE, BT THE SUBSCRIBES,
AT HI» LUMBER YARD ON CALVERT’S VBAIf,
700,000 SALE SHINGLES.
50,000 BUILDING do.
50.000 STAVES-White and Red Oak.
10.000 CYPRESS PALES.
5,000 CEDAR and CIUNQUF.PIN POSTS.
Ah'j—tholl ketf> a tutfyl, 9/
PLANK AND SCANTLING.
Thomas H. Parker.
August 19. tf ‘ 77
Thit Day landing, and for Sale, about
50,000 wt. Prime Green COFFEE,
Imported in the sch’r Wasp, eapt. Kemp, from Aux-Cayes
Wilson, Cunningham, & Co.
Jan. 29. 9t 408
THE Subscribers will give orders on TURK’S ISLAND
for cargoes of SALT, and receive payment for the
same on delivery, by drafts on this place at CO days sight.
James 8c 1 honias Tucker.
January 17. 2aw3w 439
BANK NOTES LOST.
A letter dated Williamsburg, 2“th No
vember, 1803, directed to Messrs. Tho’s* Wm.M’Candl sh,
merchants, Norfolk, containing Bank Notes to the amount
of Two Hundred Dollars, asbalnw described, ami supposed
to have been deposited in the Post-Office, has either been
lost, mislaid, or taken a wrong direction.—It is hoped that
any person who may have become possessed of the same,
accidentally or otherwise, will forward it on to the subscri
bers, as payment of the Notes have been stopped at the res
pective Banks.
1). No. 1124, United States Branch, Norfolk, Dec. 6,
,804>.100 Dollars.
B. No. 97, V irgima Branch, Fredericksburg, February 6,
1803, - - - -. 100 Dollars.
IFwi. M'Caruliish, if Co.
Williamsburg, Due. 9. tf 341
REMOVAL.
JAMES "TUCKER,
Ha! removed to AY I, Holt's Lake, near Ma/s-Strect,
WHERE HE Oil KRS K«R SALE, ON REASONABLE TERMS
HIS STOCK IN TRADE, ’
CONSISTING OF A GENERA!. ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE, NAILS, he.
May 8. tf 659
All persons having claims against the
Estate of Robert Warren, deceased, either by bond or
<>i»;n account are desired to bring them forward for settlement,
and those indebted to make immediate payment to
Harreii As/t/et/, Adnuniotrator.
December 9. tf ' 339
FLOUR
700 Barrels Mayo Mills of excellent quality,
a-ftoat, fur Sale by
Moses Mvers.
Dec. 27. ,f * 381
FOR RENT,
And immediate possession given,
The WAREHOUSE lately occupied
by Mr Edwarrl Roberts.—Ah',, The WAREHOUSE1 lately
occupied by Air. Edward Johnston.—For terms, apply to
Robert Gibson.
January So. tf 4rio
EAGLE TAVERN.
IC7* Tlie Subscriber has taken that eligible stand
in Market-square, and has to inform his friends and the pub
lick in general, that he will spare no pains to make them as
comfortable as possible while with him—he would be glad to
take in Eight or Ten Genteel BOARDERS by the Year.
Thomas Glenn.
January 15. 3ra 433
NOTICE.
THE Subscriberbeing desirous to close his unsettled con
ccrns, requests all those who have accounts against him
to present them at his office for adjustment, and persons in
debted to him to make immediate payment.
John Hamilton.
October 14,_ tf i’ol
NORFOLK HOTEL.
THE Subscriber informs his friends and the pnblick, thai
he has opened an Hotel in that convenient house
formerly the Navy Tavern No. 128 Main-Street, where hr
hopes by his attention, to give satisfaction to those who mu
favour him with their company.
He will always keep the best liquors : and Private Parti*'
will be furnished with Dinners, Suppers, or Relishes, at thr
shortest notice.
BOARDERS accommodated by the week, month, or yeai
Henry Benbridpe.
OiSobcr 9. tf 170
FALJa AND WINTER GOODS.
GILLIAT AND~MACKINDER,
Have received by the Ship Piaster, Bonn, from London, an
FfiLDOMA, from Ltver^oly their hipfly of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Jnd v.ill he Said on l.w term,, for Caih, or approved Acceptance,in
Town.—Amongst which are
i/ naiesor NaptLottons.
IS* 'lo. of Rose Blankets.
8 do. Stripe do.
9 do. White and Red
Flannel.,.
10 do. White Plains and
Kerseys.
12 do. Blue do.
14 do. Blue Sc Green Half
Thicks.
6 do. Stripe and Grey
Coatings.
2 do. Yarn Hose.
ilo. Carpeting and Car
pets.
8 do. MixedKeamaughts.
l ne auove packages are well assorted.
September 16. tf
14*
MOT ICE.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Robert Reins, deceased, are requested to
bring them forward properly attested, that provision may be
made for payment.
Jamts Callisy Adm'r.
Dec. 11. tf 340
FOR SALE,
On board the schooner Rising States, captain Newcomb, ly
ing at Newton’s wharf,
30 lihds. MOLASSES,
100 HIDES. N *
t t t Phinehas Dana & Co.
i Dec. 20. tf 364
FOR ft EXT,
(And possession to be had immediately)
A comfortable small /TENEMENT,
on Smith’s Point, neatly fitted up; having two rooms be
low with two closets in each, and three rooms above, a new
double storied Brick Kitchen, and other requisite out build
ings. A spacious Garden and large front Yard are attached
to this Tenemeut. ,
P. Barraud.
'• Jan. 20. « , ■* tf 46«
lb Boxes Boys’ and Men’s
Hats'.
6 Trucks of Manchester.
4 Boxes Cutlery, assorted.
50 Casks Shot.
IbO Kegs of Gunpowder.
40 Casks Nails.
4 do. Seine Twine.
6 Trunks Mens’ and Wo
mens’ Worsted Hose.
3 Bales of Oznaburgs.
Fleecy Hosiery, for La
dies’ and Gentlemens’
wear.
Muslins, Dimities, Cal
licoes, 4c. &e.
British COK<1.1 ’S OjrrtCK
A'jtf'Jk, Ttrg. Jan. 18, 1606.
HIS Brifanniek Majesty’s Consol to the.Ttatcot Virginia,
in consequence of instructions hv 1.1m received from
his government, takes this method of communicating to
such officers on the British half-pay establishment, as are re
sident within his district, the following Notice fioin the Ar
iny Pay-Office, in London, in respect to the form of the Cer
tificate required from British half-pay Officers, bv whom it ii
highly essential that the regulations therein specified shou d
be strictly complied with
Jofyn Hamilton, Consul.
Pay-Office, llorsr-Ghardsy
August 28, Jt05'
NOTICK is hereby given by direction of the right honour
able the Pay-Mastoi General of his majesty's forces, that
thv affidavits of Officers on half pay and military allowances,
who reside in the United States of America, commencing
stf'siequentty to the twenty-fourth day of December 1805,
will not be passed at this office, unless the officer’s placa of
residence, and al o the county, district, or place for which
the magistrate acts, before whom the said affidavit is made,
• the competency of w hom must bo certified by the British
Consul, it any shall be resident in the province or stafe, or
by the governour, chief justice, or some other person in au
thority m the government thereof,) are therein specified,
agreeable to the undermentioned form.
D’d. Thomas, Accountant.
A. B. inakcth oath, that he had not between the twen
ty-foutth day of-and the twenty-fifth day of_
any other place, or employment of profit, civil or military,'
under his majesty besides his allowance of half pay, (or hi9
military allowance, as the case mav be) as a reduced-—
* The Officer to sign his name
{
here, together with his
place of residence.
Sworn before me at
this —-dav of —
the year of our Lord-—
The Magistute to sign his*\
name here, and thecouu- |
ty or place for which he r
acts. J
N B. Chaplains must insert in their affidavits'ihe following
words between the words “ Majesty,” and “ h:r.-u.s,” wi
“ w any Ecclesiastical Benefice in “ Great Britain or In
land.
No alterations or interlineations of any sort will be allowed
to be made in the above mentioned afildar it.
January 20. . If
446
JO HEAT,
Two Hriok-Houscs, No. 22, and 23,
in Church-Street, neui the Old Church.—They are we! I cal
culated tor Dry Good Stores, having been occupied for seve
ral years by per a.ns in thatbuMt.cn; they ha ve four room.
ii|H.n a floor, a cellar, and a [tump of good water in the yard ;
il.«. a garden attached to each. Apply at this Office. '
JAn- 3\v 42^
TO REM\
THE Warehouses at present occupied bv James Herron
on my wharf, capable of storing 4,000 barrels flour,
snu tme from danger of high tides—Possession mav be had of
them on the first of September next; ifagreeble, 'the Wharf
may be hud with them.
AliOy for Lease yf^r a term nf Yearly
The \\ had adjoining mine, newly repaired,
50 1-S feet in front, miming back from 2 to 230 fert, will’
sufneient w>U made ground for the erection of warehouses—
at the end of the wharf, there is water for any ship, w ith a
convenient Lumber \ ard. 1* or terms apply to
John Davis.
Portsmouth, July 29.
Saw tf 23
THE SPIRIT
B OF THE PUBLICK JOURNALS;
EING an impartial selection of the best original poetry,
Essays, &c. and which have appeared in the ntwspa
|»cr> of the United States during the year Ibo5.
*** I he Editors of Newspapers who exchange with the
Baltimore Evening Post, are requested to give the above ad
vertisement a few int* rtions in their papers. When publish
ed, a ropy of the work will beseut to each office.
August 28.
British Consiu.’s Office,
Nurfulk, Virginia, August 31, 180. ».
TTIS Britannick Majesty’s Consul to the State of Virgin ta,
TJL >n consequence of instructions by him received fn. n
bis government, hereby gives notice, to the merchants i
retried m the trade to His Majesty’s Dominions, that accord
ing to the terms of the Act of the 37th of the King C. 97,
10 British built vessel captured by His Majesty’s enemies,
ifterwv.ids purchased by citizens of the United States, and
uilimr nrirfor •» T nis... «■>.. 1... ... I. •» . .
tailing under a Sea Letter can be admitted to entry under the
laid Act, as an American vessel.
John Hamilton.
114
GERMAN GOODS.
JOHN C. NIEMKYER,
lla» lately received and offer for Sale, the following
Good*, for Cash, or onconvenient credit, for
a/iftroved -A/otesy viz*
H)00 Bags of 3 and 3 bushels, in bales of 600 each.
tf>00 East India Gunny Bags.
190 Pieces 1 icklenburgs and Oznabargs. x.
400
Brown Rolls.
400
YY lute Rolls, different qualities.
100
White Piatillas.
75
Brown Hollands.
100
Brctannias.
20
Dowlass.
62
Fine White Flanders Sheeting.
25
Shirt Linen of 20 to 100 dollars per
piece of 37" yards.
40
Fine Bed Bunts and Bed Ticking.
390
Velvet Ribbands, No. 2 to 150.
30
>on _ Sheeting, and Diaper.
u20 Dozen Snuff Boxes.
100 Boxes Baltimore YY indow Glass, in whole and
half boxes, viz. 8 by 10, 9 by 11, 9 by 12,
10 by 12, and 12 by 14, at the manufac
tory prices, with the addition of the
usual charges.
A few Barrels Philadelphia bottled Porter
105 Boxes Short Pipes.
!?? <■ Spanish Segars, of different quality.
150 lbs. Shoe Thread.
130 Twine.
15 Boxes Glass YVare, of different kinds, cut and
plain.
*>« Barrels Turpentine.
jiLSOy
20 Dozen of Shoe Brushes.
Violins, Flutes and Fifes.
ditto Strings and Bows.
Looking Glasses of all kinds.
Nuns’ Thread and Fine Lace.
Thread Stockings, Plush for Saddlss.
Coffee Mills—Beads, and Bird Cages. •
Razors, Spectacles, and Penknives, 1st quality.'
Ta£,es\I)ice’ Can!., Chesmen.
Fowin.g Pieces, Pistols, and Agut Flmts.
Crooked Horn and Ivory straight Combs.
An Invoice of Japanned Ware,
do. do. of Mill Saws, Augers, See.
i0,000 Marbles. 8 ’
And a great variety of other Articles.
September 25. Apply as above.
. . NORFOLK:
Published Three Time. A-weHe, *
BY WILLIAM DAVIS,
tOU. TBZ PROFMictor,
Opposite the Exchahgi Coffee House.
Price Fite l**)lauan4FiftyCcntt yearly, i„ sivaace'.