Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1806-03-24 00:00:00, page 1

i NORFOLK GAZETTE AND PUBLICK LEDGER.
VOL. II.] MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2E 180(7.
[NO. 107*
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A .YD USE HALF CEXTS-ADVERTISEMENTS ARE INSERTED
AT THE RATE OF FIFTY CE.VES POR THE FIRST, AND TBEXTY
FIFE CENTS PER SQUARE I'OR EACH SL’CCEF.JJXU INSERTION.
Now Landing from on board ship Courtney,
Win. Bryant, Master, from Jamaica,
103 Hogsheads RUM.
For .bale by
William Pennock.
Who offer*
Said SHIP, tor Charter.
Mb,ch2t.
For New-York and New-Ilaven,
T II K SLOOP
WASHINGTON,
John Whitt lev. Master, to ail iri live d.ivs. For freight or
pa^Agc apply to the master on ho tel at Campbell's v. hail, or
Price N Wudde\.
Who haw for Sal •» on boa el sa.nl Sloop,
10 Bundles < , 11A V.
And m Store", just received,
ICO Well cured Venison HAMS.
M.ir. li 1J. 3t r>0t
For Charter, to Bordeaux,
(or any Port in France,)
The good Snow KC1IO,
Jaccmi Form \N, nutter, burthen lit ton-;, now realty to
receive a cargo. For terms apply to tiie matter on board, or
to
Moses Myers.
3\v 5VJ
March 17.
, r;T^>v 10R flOSTO.Y,
i^S^The Scli’r RISING SUN,
..t...
Lw V v ■» - .. ,, lf
« (apt I (owes,
W ill $iiil in two or three days.—7or freight or passage, ap
ply to
A. a j i\ s.\. UaliLut
Match 17. tf ')'•>
For Hourdeaux,
y&tK
■-'iV'.-ffVe The fnnt tailing SUIT
Amiable Antomette,
J»iin VVii.i.iuis, Maxtor, will sail about the 2oth instant;
can accommodate two pa'seiii; :*rs. Apply to the m:i‘t<*r, or
William Hartshorn?, Jun.
Miu-1, 1 V. tt' .Vio
, v to a c:uRi.i:arox, s. c.
i he Sloop SALLY,
W&0&21 JK '•>■» Joseph \) w is, Master,
Wmvr.l n .i t‘->v «! *vi. For freight or passage apply' to the
Blaster on hoaid, or to
Fisk Se Catlett.
V.rch 12. _if j.'7
I.aniling Thin Dan,
108 Rag* Prime Green COFFEE.
IN’ STOIIE,
POO IFirrils Supri fail* and Fine FI,OlTlt,
London F .itn-ul ;v,^ .MADEIRA, in Pipes Hints.
da. Market, 5 anil quarter Casks.
Lun.uca an.l \ .ml’.vaat ldar.d KLM,
riJUM l O,
Tar..' l'OKK, Ac.-AH of which will be disposed of on li
beral terms, by
C. & F. Whittle.
Who Want
A VESSEL,
ofaheutSOO barrels, to Charter.
scw.t ;I3».
571
St
March 10.
U'nn'ed t'j Charter for (he IVcst-Indics,
17&&X A VESSEL,
^•Of about 1b'J tons burthen—Apply to
Jxji hurci Bo re.
if ' jot
for fhf.iv,nr on charter,
Tin1 fast sailing Anv i< an Stilt*
w INDIA PACKET,
VV>* Wit.i.uM Rindclv Ma?ter, bunlicu \?\
^hlids. ?)f Tobacco, will be ready to receive a
iii lj days. For tvs; ms apply to the Master, or to
lMiinehas Dana 5k Co.
Ji'ho offer for Sale,
GO lduK Muscovado SUGAR,
jj l.hds. MOIASSFS,
4 ) puncher, a N !. RUM,
Sjo bbi.s. No t .v 3
S.it) bo.osCANUl.CS,
[.iin.uca, Antigua an.l VVcst liuli.i RUM.
Fi b »H.
.540
tt
FOR LIVERPOOL,
The Ship INDUSTRY,
No* it WitioiiT, Master,
T wo third., ot tier carco being engaged; it is evpected slit*
w.ll sail ctrlv ill March. F>.<- |5,-i;;ht or passage apply to the
truste: on board, orthe subscriber,
William Ptnnock.
Who is note Lauding,
3.3 IIhcls. prime Jam. SUGARS, and
d*> E;c: s Eourbuu COFFEE.
Feb. ‘JT
FOR SALE—A-FLOAT,
GO Hhds Richmond TOBACCO,
IrJ Btrrels FI.OCR,
In S'ore,
40 Kegs LAKD,
~(J do. EFTTF.R, superio'ir quality.
A genera! assortment of
Cordage and Cables, oi' 8, 9, to, 5k 11 inches.
Nchlc, Arbuthnott, £0 Co.
. h-TV W1IO WANT TO C11ARTI.R,
An American SHIP,
SbO hogsheads, for a port in France.
Fd). 17. tl ill
FOR REJYT,
(Ami posie*s»ion to be had itsincdiately)
A comfortable small TENEMENT,
on Smith's Point, neatly fated up; having two rooms be
low with two closets in each, and three room, .dime, a new
double storied lii id. Kitehru, and other requisite out build
ings A spurious Carden and large front Yard are attached
r» this Tcne.tt.ut,
P. Darraud.
?i* a*. * 4b G ;
FOR SALE,
134 hhds. X 10 bhls. choice SUGAR,
landing at (iosport fnm on board the Sch’r Hough Boy,capt.
Langdon, from Martinico.
James Young.
March M. - fit 600
For Htnt,
The Store, Compting Room & Cellar,
No. 41, Main-Street, lately occupied by Mr. Win. M'Cut
chen. Apply to
Thomas Willock.
March 17. tf
C; EX u 1X E GAR I)EX SEEDS,
Im/ioricd in the Shift Shrfihrrdess, from London,
for Salt—Consist in? of
\\ ihiJ nr ViANS,
White* Blossom do.
l.iriy Ma/.tiTin,
Farly Charlton PC A,
(lol.l-m I lotspur do.
Crown and F^do.
Blue l>ru*s>i;tri do.
SjKiu tslj \Jarotto, do.
Barge J\o'uu’ival «io.
Ow.nl \j irr«iw do.
1 d I < Jroeii do.
Wells Marrow do.
Early Yellow SNAP,
N *gro French do.
Black Speckled do.
P irple Speed;led do.
* 'hine :o and Scarlet do.
Arbour do.
I trly Salmon Radish
Salmon and Scarlet do.
Short Top and \npR-s do.
Red and White J'urnip do.
Lo:i^ White l rinsparent do.
Black Spanish do.
har.'v York Cabbage,
Sn.;ar l.o.if do.
IC'irlv and l.cto Battersea,
M '.d«-iia & I orn»p Rooted do.
1 •' ro.- i>,Miti 1 hvd do.
O :rin in Red do.
Colewoit a id Bareeolo,
C'eon and \ oilcw Sa\oy,
White BrOv.o!if,
.7 choice assortment Qf j
Garden, Flower, and Herb SEEDS;
^ hite uiui Tx1 CI->vlt St.i'.L) •. I.uitot i«», Tmn[V , iv,: : (-tt,
iv ean.-.rv;_.us», s.- .tch BAin.ei ;o.vr
MK.Al., anJ Fine Durham MUST \R.i.
Samuel Osborne,
Main-Street, - . ■ OV, Mu;, t
Hr* will b<* further .•=*t;»s>ijr-a vv ith iho bj*l of tlm,..- ar'iuev
by the m-*t arrival t'r-mr l.omlor.
Murdi 17. tf 538
Picked up in Hampton Road on the 7;'i in*,!.
A LIGHTER, 41- feet Iohlj and 10
Icctwide. I he owner l-v <!< : rt 'I to Jar-,' i" li;> j>it)jultv, j'.ly
diary";, and taka hir away.
William Ham,
MH! Crod-, M.trdi 17. jy„
Madame V. Caaiurnajour,
HAS J! ?T ItfcCHVKl),
•2 'Trunksreal Madrass Handkerchiefs
IV 'ni b ,h«t N:n r> fur Sale on gnoj terms. — -V^iply at her Slone
No. I**, Ma.fctt'Sqrtare.
F‘-h. -il. 2av.-7.vr 32">
A ow Limiting undfor Hate,
New-England RUM in lilids. and bbls,
W1NF. in quart *r ca>k>,
N 'w-Yor1; Prime PORK,
Russia ;m*l Raven's K>
Two Coils COR DAI JR,
Man d and Dipped C.\NULLS,
SOAP in Box**,
Imperial and Souchong TF.AS-Py
J times M’C lenachan.
Who would rocoive Go«vL on Storage, at his ft re-pi oof
Warehouse, on Mar«d'en's Wharf.
March 10. tf so;,
run n
(I’l f -iuti to be delivered e.irty in April,)
A large three-story BRICK HOUSE,
r!i^i!)iy * t :-.t v! on Commerce and Water-Street*; —It .swell
calculated fora \ endue Stor^, or ativ extensive Oroccry_It
" HI be more citistacto.-y to dispose of it tor one tMicmunt,
but it necessary, w ill be di\i Jed and accommodated for two.
Apply to
John Nivison.
March 10. 3w
NOTICE.
As T intend having this country
eirly in April, those persons to whom I am indebted
will please call for settlement , and those who stand
indebted tonic will make immediate payment, to
prevent my leaving their accounts in the hands of an
Attorney.
. Margaret Me Kcnzic.
March 19. Gi* 593
Banding on M:t\ well’s wharf, from tlie sloop
l>ircctor, Captain Turlington, from New-York,
G Pipes choice fourth proof Cogniac
BRANDY.
And from the Sloop Adventure, Capt. Town, from Philo
de’phia,
35 Bids, aiul a few lihds. LOAF SUGAR,
loo Boxes Brown SOAP.*——Tor Sale by
Price Jc Watldev.
March 17. St 5S5
For Sale or Rent,
A PLANTATION, situated on I lamp
ton Creek, consisting ofaboutoUO acres ; being the proper- |
tv on which Mr. W. Bron/ii has long resided. It i*nss«!
all the necessary buildings for the convenience of a familv, or I
agricultural purposes There are some valuable orchards, one j
jKiiticularly of apple, is cons-tiered more productive than hdv I
o»htr in that part of the country. There is also a Wind- 1
Mill most eligibly situated.—-Tor particulars, application mav i
!»*- made t» Mr. Ci. Hope, Hampton, Mr. John Dami, 1
Norfolk, or the Subscriber in Richmond, who vwli give im
mediate possession.
James D. M’Caw.
Feb. 21. W 519
.VO TICK.
TUB Subscriber brine desirmH to close his unsettled con- j
ccrnv, r-'piesfs all those who have accounts against him
to present them at his office for adjustment, and pei.ou* i«
delated to him to make immediate payment.
John Hamilton.
October 14, tf
I lardy Green do.
Purple Branching do.
Parly and Lute Cauliflowers,
jaine-d K«epinj; Onion,
I Madeira and Welch do.
| Red and Silver Skinned do.
i No-folk F ield Turnip,
j Red, Round, and Yellow do.
11.mover and Stone do.
Tankard do.
I lee and Cabbage T.ettice,
| Hardy 1 Iummersmith, do
Brown, Dutch, and I .oaf, do.
Green Tu.koy Cucumber,
Karly Frame do.
Patagonian do.
| Lon^ and Short Prickly do.
Lar^e (>ran^e Carrot,
karlv Horn do. ami Parsnip,
Red and Wn.te Beet,
I ai! and I )\varf Nasturlion,
Solid Celery, Double Partly,
Green Cuded Fndive,
Bro^d I.eased Leek,
| Salsaphv and Scorzonera,
Artichoke and Asparagus*
C'hardouii and Chervil,
Pimpernel!an ! Root Scarcity,
Round and Prickly Spinach,
Broad Cress and Pepper Grass,
Mushroom Spawn,
Hemlock and Okra,
Saffron and Rape.
CHEMISTRY MADE PLAIN.
PROPOSALS,
for publishing BV SUBSCRIPTION,
A NEW WORK,
kntiti.kd,
Plain Discourses on the Che mica! Laws of Matter,
JonUming a General View of the tVmcipl-s ami Improve
ments ol the Science of CJhemi try.
A ith a particular Detail of tlio.e Pa n, \v!i‘u ti are common
ami coiujecte.l with Dome-tick Affairs
ADBRKSSED TO THE CITIZENS OF AMERICA.
BY THOMAS EWELL, M. 1). Ac. OF VIRGINIA.
To tnf. Promoters of Useful Knowlkdok,
IIJ.WI-. ventured to present for y«ur patronage;, a now
'v°rk. It is a system of chemistry divested of sich tceh
nral terms as r< tar»t tho study, hv those persons not desirous
•»t entering into the useless refinements of the science; and
t will convoy particular descriptions of those processes that
xre for dourestick purposes. The object of the work is to
under the study cf chemistry less difficult, more genera! and
agreeable, as well as to lead to hvprovemenli in various Arts.
Lons has the greater part of mankind laboured under d ffi
.ulties which rm^ht have been avoided bv an acquaintance
ivith tho discoveries of philosopher*. During the studv of
nost sciences, we notice improvements unknown to the ma
ordy of the people; and m no one ha- these become mem*
‘onspicuous than in the scu „-c of chemi-trv. Since tho
*ild conjectures of deluded men were banished fiotn its an
ia!s, the study has become one of the most useful and inte
resting to a!I of common understanding. The science is now
rharactcrised by a simplicity, hostile only to the pride of the
pedantick scholar. It'extensive scenes are open, and with
powerful attraction invite the entrance of the intelligent in
flic pursuit of pleasure, of information, or of most of the arts
\n entrance is des red, that the wonderful beauty and wis
lom disjilayed in the operations of nature mav be corntetn
dated with rapture, in parts neglected by the vulgar as a
4 dreary vrful.”
Tollw.se i„ the pursuit of pleasure, (he study of chemistry
i.lord's the greatest delight. The conversion of solid? into
.■o!tunes of vivdving ->11s, and of ah* and other duels ...to c0_
itis, are processes which although infrriour to many uichn
'V ,try. Cn c unusual sat’.slactiou. To know the composition
it t!i- substance, surrounding us, with their connection and
eiation to each other, and to understand many of the arts of
:lwmt:.ra, will impart to the mind an agreeable action, while
t increase, its capacity to make improvements. And such
i.c the faematimr powers attached to the pursuit of tills
snowleu./e, that Y ranee is fast becoming a nation of chemists,
rsv'^‘t -ie“ce ot the g«i«ral study of the science by tlvcla
xi *sas well as gentlemen.
1 he respectable Cu//haisrt of hnd will b, mud* bone fit tad
ay an acquaintance with chemistry. It will teach them the
properties of the soil they cultivate, the art of making ma
il ue*., and the kinds of veg.tables as well as M,nurc: best a
ht;". d tor their rt.sp relive farms. An id-a of this mav ba
I.e-med trout the famous fact, that by a judicious munaip incut
ut me grave yards at l\.r s, such quantities of salt- peter were
ptoctired t ,r the powder inan.ifa, lories as to enable the French
government to prosecute their war!
To be able to detect th.e presence, ami discriminate be
t veu the noxious at.d itino. . lit metals, as well as to make
mo-t use.ill combinations of them; to ascertain the ronsn
ovnrs o! medtetm-l springs; to detect the adulterations of
and other drinks; arid to correct Corrupted airs, must
ue ot consequence to most individuals.
The burning of bodies—The Arts of making Gunpowder
and Saltpetre—common Salt—and all uth-r Sait;—-Of Taii
n.t'g Leather—Oi purity mg and preserving animal and vet«e.
bn- Matter—Oi living and I'ainnng—Of making Glass and
art.n,, \\ are—Of Brewing—DU,ding, Ac. Ac. depend on
No doubt most of them would be improved bv a further cul
t.vat :o« of the science, which, from it.tpiicitv, could be
d»nc in but a small part of the ti often unspent bv the ar
t1 ’t*• 1 hi- will appear less douhtful, l.v .he following ex
tr.u fs horn a li t;, r I received from the President, Mr. Jetter
aon—and from one received from Judge Washington oi
Mount \ ernou.
“ Monticki.i o, August ISO.s.
O; t.»e important p cf turn mg a knowi«*d>r<* of chemistry
to ho;:-hold purposes, I have 1„ , „ long s.tisticil. Tne com
rnoii herd of philosophers seem to write only for one another
rim chemists have f.Hed volumes on the composition of a
tnnusimi substances of no son of importance to the purposes
", me; whiU.be arts of making bread, butter, cheese, >i
negar, «•*;.. beer, cyder, Ac. remain totally unexplained.
,naptac a s laieiy given the chemistry of w.tie maktn»; the
late Or. I’onnuigton did the same as to bread, and promised
to pursue the line of rendering Ills knowledge useful to com
mon rife ; '.ut death deprived us of his labours. Good trea
ties otitnc.se subjects should receive general approbation.
44 Accept o» my salutations,
44 an4 assurances of r-spret.
“ '*'11: JEFFERSO.V. '
“ Mount-Vshnon, ICth September 1P03.
I nave loi.jr thought that a work upon the plan vou su"
Fe't> «n much wanted by those who t'.irm the »rrat bulk of
re.ulns on chemical subjects. I have not .net with a single
treatises which has not appeared unmtce*uriiv obscure.! by
Wrhmra! terms, which only scholars call understand They
have been m..re generally addressed to the comprehension o
pro.emnn.tI men, than to those of the humbler walks of life ■
To. whose Use this science might be made most essentially to
contribute, by adapting it to their capacities, and bv point,
mg out the way by alm n its principles may be applied to the
more common arts, in which they are daily employed. You
will I think, do great good to society and.fcv executin'
such a work as you propose. Mv b-st wishes will accompa
"V vo" m your labours, and I shall be happy to aid them as
tar as 1 can.
“ BUS IT. tVJSIILVG TOA\"
Eut, fellow chitons, fur you to know the Beautyt the Cv»i
rcrtic-i, the Instance of the Science which l wish to ct»m
iiv.inic.ite to you, it i* necessary t!:at you know the Science
itself. To relate* in the most intellig.ble terms the discover e,
"t chemical philosophers will not be the extent of my labour
l shall offer a new view of me art of ascertaining the fertility
•f lands, and ot the tormation of vegetable juices, which
been approved ot by suing dtstitrguidied characters | shall
also relate some original exp.-ritncr.ts, a part of which e-ti
bu .h a hitherto dispnt-dd--ct.ineconcerning heat, and throw
light cm the* art of enriching ifn;?overis!i»M Inud.
^ ou will nww determine by your subscription, whether tl.w
desiic ofoae to tlisst initiate knowledge highly useful and in
teresting to most of m u,kind shall be gratified—whether tlu
proposed publication shall appear.
$ EWELL.
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As soon as a Sufficient number of subscriber! are obtained,
tnc wotk slia.l bo put to the press. It will be comprised in
about .00 pages, Octavo, and be printed on good paper with
suitable type. A general Index will be annexed to the work
—with proper drawings 0f the apparatus commonly used by
chemists. The wotk shall be delivered in boards to Sub
scribers at Three Dollars, per copy.
•*. Subscriptions for the abova woik, received by tb»
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British Consul’s Office,
A’jr/j.'t, I'irgiati, Attaint 31, lb05.
TTIS Brit.ir.nick Majesty’s Consul to the State ofVirginia,
JL JL *n consequence of instructions by him received'Yrnm
his government, hereby gives notice, to the merchants con
cerned in the trade to His Majesty's Dominions, that accord
ing to the terms of the Act of the fifth of the King C. 97,
no British built vessel captured by His Majesty’s enemies,
afterwards purchased by citizens of the Unites! States, and
sailing under a Sea Letter can be admitted to entry under the
said Act, as an American vessel.
M4 John Hamilton,
On Thursday the 1st day of May next, will
beso'Hat the Croat Bridge, urnlera deed in Trust, to thd
highest bidder, for approved paper at GO days,
FOURTEEN NEGROES,
Consistingof Men, Womon and Chddren, among them are
Ihroo e>.celi?.it Sawvebs, and House Servants.
By order ut'
The Trustee.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, and on the same
One Hundred Acres ot’ Land,
I.yh.e at Kdmond’i I lilt, Kour Horses, Two Yoke ot
hour Carts, One Hiding Chair and One Stage, Pitt
'■aws, A\us, Ac. Ac.
Tames Callis.
March VI.
598
For Sale, bj the Subscriber,
4 do. S.‘-a Island ] CottOU,
lj r1iuii.,.id (,in,
•> Buncdieons Old hmaica RU\f,
111! igsi.euts I’hii.ul dphia Loaf «
,t!s di'liia Loaf SUGAR,
O.'l d id ( l- r, , tt'l '•!
larct WINK,
ct Baskets) Cordials,
6 Cases |T, preserved in Brandy,
!t ■ I I, preserved in Brandy,
Id Bores Ca,tile SOAP,
29 CiskiiweM assorted GLASSWARE,
21 Crates do. KARTHENWARE,
KARTHKNWARE,
.9 do. and 1 nhd do, assorted for family
<lo. assorted for family use,
2 i Piet esTwilled SACKING,
AC,
0 Casks Sheathing NAILS,
Cr. I loves Windsor OLA .S, 8 by 10, and
49 Cross Wine and I’orter BOTTLES.
Alexander Maclure,
'4
March 21.
lin
bhK.VlAN GOODS.
JOHN C. NIKMEYKR,
/to* lately received and offer for Sale, the fallowing
(’Oo<ls, for Cash, or onccnvcnient credit, fur
approved A’otes, vi~.
7000
H.ic;s of 2 and 3 bushels, in bales of 600 each.
TOCO
F.asl India Gunny Bags.
Pieces I icklenburgs and Oznabtirgs,
130
400
Brown Rolls.
400
White Rolls, different qualities.
White Platillas.
100
75
Rrown Hollands.
ICO
Brctannias.
CO
Dowlass.
62
Fine White Flanders Shectihg.
25
Shirt Linen of 20 to 100 dollars pef
piece of 37 yards.
40
Fine lied IlunW and Bed Ticking.
300
Velvet Ribbands, No. 2 to 130.
Russia Sheeting, and Diaper.
30
320 Dozen Snuff Boxes.
100 Boxes Baltimore Window 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 nianufac*
tcry prices, with the addition of the
usual cluirges.
A few Barrels Philadelphia bottled Porter
105 Boxes Short Pij.cs.
170 Spanish Segars, of different quality.
150 lbs. Shoe Thread.
I'M) Twine.
15 Boxes Glass Ware, of different kinds, cut ftn*J
plain.
37 Barrels Turpentine.
~H.SO,
20 Dozen of Shoe Brushes.
Violins, Flutes and Fifes.
ditto Strings and Bows.
Looking Glasses of all kind*.
Nuns’ Thread and Fine Lace.
Thread Stockings, Plush for Saddles.
Codec Mills.—Beads, and Bird Cages.
Razors, Spectacles, and Penknives, 1st quality.'
Bajkgatninon rabies, Dice, Cards, Chesnizm
Fowling Pieces, Pistols, and Agut Flints.
•10,000 Marbles.
And a great variety of other Articles.
Apply as above.
September 25. 164
TO PRINTERS.
1 WILL DI.SPOSK OK
A FONT OF J3URGEOIS TYPE,
Upon which the Public'-. Ledger is at present printed.
It consists or about 600!bs. well-assorted Letter,
vi/A t'rem 4 fid l.nlr: ar:c:i:.; has been carefully used; iukI is
almost as jowl as when new. Should the whole be too much,
jnv one who might incline to purchase one half, will please
to make application, by letters Anr faiJ, or personally, at this
Office. Th.- t-' ms will be liberal, and a credit will be given,
if reiiuired, to a purchaser who can give good security ua
Nortiik 01 Baltimore.
John Co-ii!pcrt
NORFOLK HOTEL. ‘
• -S—
THE Subscriber informs hi* friend* and the ptiblick, that
lie opened an Hotel in that convenient house
formerly the Navy Tavern No. K'rt Main-Street, where hd
hopes by hi* attention, to give satisfaction to those who may
favour him with their company.
He will always keep the best liquors: and Private Parties
will l:c furnished with Dinners, Suppers, or Relishes, at the
shortest notice.
bOARDLRS accommodated by the week, month, or year
Henry Benbridge*
Odlober 9. tf 170
Lzr.dfq thia duy, and for Sale, from brig Fame
Iw boxes llitvanna SUGARS,
47 hhds. MO LASSUS,
1^0 bi>ls. choice Green COFFEE.
From tm board brig Ecfny
25 hhds. Clayed SUGAR.
,ir.dfrom schooner Combine,
■Si) boxes J 1v AISIN S,
30 sacks soft shelled ALMONDS,
?,500 bushels St. Ubt's SALT.
Moses MyeMa
reh, 17, 3w 510
French and Spanish School.
.dTR. MAZURIE respectfully informs his friends and the
I Vl publick, that he intends opening a SCHOOL for thA
iii.triiction of Pupils in the Krench and Spanish languages, on
the 1st of April nett, at the Aeadeinv, where he has a con*
venient apartment by permission —Krora lit? knowledge of
those languages, and of the most approved methods of teach*
imr them, he flatters himself with the hope of giving perfect
satisfaction lo those who may entrust youth tolnscare. He
will also instruct a few Gentlemen in the evening. His terms
will be made known by application to UuBat the Academy,
or at the Norfolk Hotel, V
March («, $ 67*