Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-02-26 00:00:00, page 1

MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2G, 1810
For FREIGHT or CH ARTER,
TflE GO'on SHIP
WILUAM tele,
llliams, burthen 260 tons, nnd will carry
tads tobacco; (She is an excellent vessel,
i years old, arid well found in every respect,
and in complete order for the reception of a cargo in
taro days. For terms apply to j
Martin Fisk.
February?!. 3
Wanted to Charter,
i4 or 5 Schooners or Brigs,
___ ito load at Richmond lor Salf-m, Boston,
Fork or Charleston—a liberal freight and dis*
patch wiii oegiven. Apply to
James Thorburn,
Lee’s Wharf.
February 21. 4
FOR CHARTER,
►The good new Ship Orestes,
■ Capt. Alien,
Burthen 340 hogsheads tobacco, will be ready for
the reception of a cargo in a few days. For terms
apply to
Moses Myers & Son.
Trim offer for Sole on hoard said Ship,
*,000 bushels fine SALT, and a few crates Lrver
pool WARE*
$§■ February 14. tf
IV. >U« CHAHiER,
The gfcod Ship Medford,
C^pu Coffin,
Burthen 500 hegsheads. For ►ertns apply to
Moses Myers fir Son.,
Who have for Sale on hoard said Sh ;fit
JQOO bushels Cadi/ SALT.
January 19. <f
For Sale nr Charier,
>The good Ship Columbia,
___ H»ni ni Conk, Master,
Burthen 247 tons, will carry about SOP hogsheads to
tmcco, can be soon got ready lor the reception of a
cargo. For terms apply to
RICHARD BLOW.
Who has far Sale on board said Shift,
€000 bushels coarse Liverpool Salt,
1009 do. do. Coal,
45 bundles best Nosthern flay.
JanuAhv 20. tf
FOR SALK OP. CHARTER,
>Thc good brig VICTORY,
D 'rid Lrxis, Mrister,
Burthen 160 tons, an excellent good vessel, and rea
der to receive a cargo. Apply to
Moses Myers & Son.
February 7. tf
for SALE,
An excellent HULL
Of a new SCHOONER,
. -_)tons, now laying at Lovall’s wharf, will sail
ast, and carry a large cargo for her tonnage.
Ah1',
lA Pilot-Boat SCHOONER,
„nf t)0 tons, will be completely titted
In a fortnight. Apply to
Wil.on fit Cunningham.
February 2. tf
tyfi charter,
good Brig WARREN
sCapt. Weston,200 Hogsheads burthen.
• • Moses Myers & Son.
For Sale <34 borirdsaid Brig,
*1000 bushels Liverpool SALT.
January 3. tf
FOR CHARTER,
The Ship VENUS,
tDavidG. Boml, roaster, burthen 2S0
ffeco.
WARREN ASIILEY.
Who offers for Sale,
6006 bushels Stoved SALT,
October IS. . y tf
FUR NKW-OIII MANS,
(To sail in ten «toys,)
The brig SPANISH L AITY
[Fraser, master, tor freight or passage apply tr
Jennings & Roadcy.
February 7. tf
, FOR Cl IA RTF 11,
Tit fine fast-soil:i* H/iip
‘ BETSEY,
Edward Watson, master, burthen about 4S0 hogs;
head* tobacco, Will be ready for the reception of a
•argo in 10 or 12 days. For term* apply to
■ BOWDEN & MILHADO.
February 2.
Tor Sale or darter,
The good Brig Hannibal,
jK’JWrKaCo0ba4inh Gerns’t, inns'er, bortlisn \~(
tons, stow laying at Commerce-street wharf. Ap
B'F*0* • .
Myers 5c Son.
For <*id rtviK.
50 bu^QHF prime HAY.
rime retailmj^wolas
Jennings Roddcy
Fashionable HATS. '
Just Received,
2 cases best JLondon HATS,
6 do. American manufactory do.
For Sale cheap by
Wood & Hastings.
February 33._ tf.
SALT—A-tioat.
4000 Bushels Cadiz SALT.
In Store,
1300 bushels Turk’s Island SALT1*
2700 do. large Bonavista do.
For Sale by
Joseph Hayes.
February 23L 8w*
FOR SALE,
50 barrels CIDER BRANDY,
59 boxes Brown Sugar,
20 hogsheads Muscovatla Sngar,
16 do. excellent Molasses,
11 do, Antigua Rum,
21 barrels prime Beef, New-York inspection—By
J. O. Walker,
No. 2, Maxwell’s wharf.
February 35. tf
FOR SALE,
49 hogsheads of Petersburg Tobacco,
selected for the London Market.
16 bales Virginia Cotton,
-SO barrels Frederickshurg Superfine Flour,
16000 weight Coffee,) , . „ , .
1300 do. Coca! S Ent,tled t° Drawback.
500 barrels soft Turpentine,
750 do. Suffolk Tar,
55 do. Pork,
3o0 bushels Peas.
Mackinder & White.
February 12. tf
FOR SALE,
700 barrels Navy Bread,
100 do. superfine Pilot do*
• 100 do. Ship Bread.
Stephen Harris.
February 14. 3w
Thirty Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from the Navy Yard, Q'sport.
(Vn.) the following privates in the Marine Corps,
viz. on the night of the 13th instant,
ANDREW WATSON, says he was born in the
state of New-Jersey, 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inch
es high, grey eyes, brown hair, and sallow complex
ion, by occupation a farmer. •
Also on the night of the 17th instant, JAMES
GLASGOW, bun in the state of North-Cerolina,
2> years of age. 5 feet 10 1-2 mch-s high, light eyes,
light hair, light complexion, by occupation a fin mer.
On the same night, CHARLES HARRINGTON,
born in New-York, 18 years of age, 5 feet 5 1-2 in
ches high, grey eyes, yellow hair, fair complexion,
by occupation a farmer.
TEN DOLLARS with the necessary expenses
will be paid for securing each deserter, and securing
him or them in any jail in the United States, or by
delivering them at any military post most convenient
to where said deserters may he apprehended,
William Anderson,
February 19. tf Lieut. M?r. Com.
105 whole) Tierces prime New
37 half } RICE.
For Sale by
George Raincock.
February 14. tf
REMOVAL.
The Subscriber has removed his Counting-House to
the Brick Warehouse on Lee’s Wharf, where he
offers for Sale,
13,000 bush. Liverpool Salt, suitable
to cure fish,
406 barrels Richmond superfine Flour,
400 kegs Lard,
1000 bushels black ey*d Peas,
40 barrels Pork. 30 da. Navy Bread,
60 crates Glass Bottles,
6 bales German Oenaburgs,
3 do. do. Hessian,
3 do. do. Rolls,
20 barrels Philadelphia Loaf Sugar*,
12,000 weight Green Coffee,
15 barrels Brown Sugar, Sec.
Janies Thorbum,
|TT* GOODS stored on moderate terms, and the
wharf most convenient fur ships of any draft of wa
ter. February 21. tf
FOH SALE* 5
TheARGO of the Schooner' Ann Ballard, Captain
Lampion, from Ca<M**'-€on4l*tlng-oT
100 quartet casks Sherry WINE#;
106 do. d«. Malaga do.
50 half pipe* Cauktofo '' do.
fc5 harrrls Kaittft*, 180 boxes Bloomftafslm,
»8« bote* Muscat*! Rmsms, 35 JajfcJfca,
»Ora
50 do.
p*r»
ve»,
bags
A PROCLAMATION,
BY THE PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED
STATES.
WHEREj^jfifermation has been received that ft
number of irraivitluah, who have deserted from the
army of the United States, some of whom have
sought shelter without the jurisdiction thereof, have
become sensible of their offence, and are desirous of
returning to their duty— ,
A full pardon is hereby granted and proclaimed
to each' and all of such individuals as shall, within
four months from the date hereof, surrender them
selves to the commanding ofE .er of any military post
within the United States, or the territories thereof.
In testimony whereof. I have caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed to theaej>resents,and
signed the same with mv hnnd.
Done at the City of Washington, the 29tli day of
J.nuafy, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ten, and «t the Independence '
of the United 'States of America the thirty
fourth,
(Signed) JAMES MADISON.
By the President,
tf R. SMITH, Secretary of States
‘-'vyv/ i V1V J. iYli llUr\A\Li|
Dent sl SC (Jccufist.
RESPECTFULLY acquaints the Ladies and Gen
tlemen ».f Norfolk, that he intends to practice here
in both branches of his profession.
He fits artificial teeth from one tn an entire aet,
with such nicety as to answer the useful purposes of
nature, and of so neat an appearance that it is im
possible to discern them from veal ones.
His method of cleaning the teeth is allowed to
add every possible elegance to the finest set without
giving the least pain, or incurring the slightest iuju
ry to the enamel,
Dt. B. removes and prevents the decay in teeth,
he makes loose teeth fast by bringing the gums to
adhere firmly to them.
Dr. B. from his long practice and experience in
England, France sod Sp 'in, flatters himself there
are on this continent, very few who understand or
cure nil complaints incidental to the Eyes better, in,
deed there are ven few cases in which he ever fail
ed to perfect a cure.
Hp will wait on any Lady or Gentleman at their
respective houses, or may be consulted at No. 86,
Main-street, where may be had his Antiscorbulick
Tooth Lotion, which he ventures to say is much
superirmr to any now sold in this country it not
only gives to the teeth a beautiful whiteness, but
renders the gums red. healthful and firm i prevents
decay in the teeth, and imparts to the breath a most
dilutable sweetness.
N. B.—Dr. B. will have his Tooth-Ache Tincture
ready for sale the latter end of this week; it will
give immediate relief in the most distressing pain o
the teeth.
S3* Dr. B. zcill attend the Poor gratis.
February ?. lm
CASH GIVEN FOR
Rough W. O. Hogshead STAVES.
James Young.
lanuary 18, tf
S3* NOTICE.
All those who have claims against the
Estate of JAMES MINZIES, deceased', are desired
to render their accounts properly authenticated, and
those who are indebted to make immediate payment.
Joseph Hay.es, Adm’r.
February 14. 3w
150 bales Upland COTION,
1800 bushels CORN,
For Sale by
Alex. Maclurt,
November S9. tf
t& NOTICE.
The Business of the fate Firm of
Wederick Hecfman and Soil,
Having been now nearly closed by the Subscriber a*
the surviving partner of that firm, all persons are
hereby notified that the said firm is this day dlssolv*
ed.—Tl»e remaining debtors of the aforesaid firm
are hereby required to moke payment of Jfieir res
pective balances unto Mr*. Charity Heerman, who !
alone is authorised to receive the same. The credi
tors of the said firm .are hereby also requested to
make application to the said Charity tfeerman for j
the adjustment and payment of their respective
claims. The business .formerly carried on by the
said firm will in future be conducted by the said
Charity Heertnan, solely
FREDERICK HF.F.RMAV,
Surviving Partner of Frederick Heertnan ts* Son.
CHARITY HF.ERMAN,
< Administratrix of Frederick Heertnan, det'd,
February 8. tf
Landing from on board the Shift Woodrbft Sibil)
Odftt. Hay net, Jtom London,
300 dozen Hibbert’s Brown STOUT,
SO hamper* very suprricur double Gloucester
CHEESE—For sole by , • .
Jennings 8C Roddey.
A HOUSE
.CfT near Smith's*
***** end BMjtreuts.
I”
I he Lot is one l
■et square; the House Is
•boot six years o)
the best maternal* »there
i i
41 n. VAN
%(ht Bill to regulate commercial m
Great Britain mitt I'rance and tar ot
the question before the hostile being
■ be engrossed for a third reading. i
Mr. Fan Dyke.—Mr. Speaker, t»
in extraordinary rorobmatloh of dll
ralmlrtted *x first view In embsrr*
riding, whether taking the •
more adviseable in adopt ortrject
irovinnin* meet my approbalioi|~o
ludgnieni compel? me lo oppose'a* fraught
itguenrea ruinous to that commerce vrh
House proteases so much anxiety to*
protect. The permanent featuresmtbebilkare
:iud« tromour hsrhoers the pehlirk.a
Britain and France—>te repeat
law and substitute a. system directly
that is lo permit a direct trade in A merit
between the United Sate# and thi
»mJ their dependencies, nod to prohibit ‘ ^
commerce and trade with them. My W|* i
je cheerfully recorded-in favour rrf- oil aw ''
provision, tor biddi ng the ship* of war of 1
garems from entering oor ports and bar
;n my opinion the ouirapi. ua conduct which WW
have experienced iron both, a regard id I#
»> the nation, and the safety ol our cncMne*
uuly justify, but imperiously calf for tha
nl such a measure. l a##, air, the comfort
both have egerrised towards «#, through
lick armed ships, and the knowledge win
sens of their violations of our just ne
under their orders and decreet, eomrr
this sentence of exclusion, contained i#
is not my intention tn recapitulate all tt
the
i.nd injuries which we. hate sustained at
ot those powers; the catalogue is too long
patient attention of the home in the k«r»
blmll therefore notice those only which
mediately to this subject. Passing
c auses of complaint against Great BritamH
fair et the Chesapeake, presents itself in
too strong to escape the eye, and 1 do
SiUtiun expiess my opinion that so,_
wanton outrage and insult remains unatomfff^'tf'd, ,
British navy ought not to br admittted to the right*
of hospitality„wit:,in the ports and haihow* of tha?
United States. In this declaiation my judgment,
aud teehngs cootur... I am aware that the king attA
his cabinet have disavowed the act—',ut a o*k«4
disavowal lullowed by the promotion of the adumul
under whose command it w*s perpetrated, and I > »
detention t»t the men forcibly, taken, ntisfr
tne and will no; satisfy U>« nation, Tffeoutrag* is
Continued mjaci, though disavowed in words. IfttP
this he added, that those puhfick chips hear tsjtjuf
rant* to capture under the orders wi enuirctl, odr
merchant vessels pursuing, lawful commerce,
would ar^ue unprecedented forbearance On'Oui'r pdf
to indulge them in the tree use of our harbours,—
thus far ilitale the exec u Huh of those orders aga
which we so loudly complain, a.. < > jsf
We had reason to expect that France,
the United States by the solemn
treaty signed with toe proper hand i»H*# i
emperour, pledging in Uie most sacred
taith ann honour of that nation, wauldrw,.,
rights guaranteed to nur citizens by such a'
pact. But we are disappointed,
consulting only his power; without ap_
tonly Violates aud tramples upon his
while he attempts to amuse us with **
tie seat” pursues against us both by an
a runnuct more outrageous, than even
enuimst if we arc to credit his ow«i'‘v,™,
Mark the flotteriog theory which count Cfc*
ny’s letter of the Slid AugustUst, addressed
emp-iour * oraer to ourgovernment, coot
flcg covers the o»erchandisn—4 mere hant
h floating colony—to do vicleoce.ttr
the Unitary of » colony tod to
pendtnee ol its government.
mon property of mankind and the
fcvery merchant Xessrl belonging
ought to he respected—indrvtdaais
ought not to be mode prisoners of
conquests France has respected
Sorb the emperuuj’ declares an
I bis, sir, ia tbs text promising »
i» the practical commentary? Amen
oar goes are seised and confiscated tar
order whether faun) on the see dr
French public armed ships, bant,
American merchant vessels, on tk.—
American seamen are immured i%Fr*nch
Wbat is the necessary in ertocc iron
cs ? The eioperonr(:f yuabgmse bta
tieats too worst that eneJI. It
the enemy than tba fmod^rf ¥rm
mom letter it all tba
for o«r wv->Bgs, and f
pears, it she only answer to air
my view, air* it is
The ctednrtdl Franco
lest insulting or
dependant MtMM