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Mosticrti.0, Dec. 9, 1509.
MR-I hate duty received the 1st Vol. of your col.
lection of our Statutes nt l.arpr, and return v< u my
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IMM' <*f tjie work may be justly inferred froth the
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.part of my hie, to save such remains of our anrient
laws as were then still in existence. The compila.
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and gives ns exactly what 1 had so long considered a
desideratum fir hur country. It sheds a new light
nnRor ©Srlv hhrtorv, and furnishes additional secu
rity to the tenure of our rights and property. Sin
cerely wishing you may re«p the reward vou have
merited, f tender you the assurances of my great es
teem and respect.
TH: JEFFERSON.
Mm. W. Hening, Keg.
, Rtcwwoxo. Noe. 24th, 1809.
DF.AR Silt—I huve received with greii t pirn sure
the Erst volume of your, edition of the Statute* of Vir
gihlii at Large; and am extremely glad tint you
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pod succeeding legislatures. The unfortunate policy
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refke ded, or were consolidated in the successive re.
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Med from in many important considerations.
I am, respectfully,
Dear nr,
Voor most obedient servant,
' y> ST. G. TUCKER.
Wm. IF. Hcning, E»g.
? ' RicxMONtm, 30th Nov. 1809.
DEAR SIR™Besides the examination, which I
gave‘with Mr. Mumfnrd, to your first volume of the
oKtStatutes at Large,! have again perused with at
tention, the copy which you so kindly presented to
Iani ftaliypl'Me^ to find, that the materials for
g correct hijwnry of our country, are, at last coming
to light; and that those laws which firm in so ma
ny instance*, the rule of our property, have been
saved fr*m the wreck of time, hy the means of one,
to whom we are indebted for so many acts, which he
has {lope for thegood of his country ; and blow me
. it* thii your Imbcur* have not been less
r ( anti I hrtpe. will be amply requited by a
rprtWhit'fpr giving to posterity a work so
r of their attention and preser vation,
im, Dear Sir,
'Very sincerely yoor friend,
CREED TAYLOR.
The Hm* fihi. fV. Hating, Ary.
^ S. PSanr't reafietlt to Mr, Herring.—A neceaM
lV attention in the business of the court, hn* disabled
the whole of the first
troju me of the Statutes at Large ; he can therefore,
—■^f.ctori optnioiv upon the character of the
lined (herein. t It is easy, btweier, m per
HhituboriotHi work hit been executed
I gruMr ealte amHWelit)-, on the pm of Mr. Hen
» w hom, in the opinion of SJR^ our country
«»tl he Indebted, frr plic
bf accident, statute* which ex
t. *»dv i* some instances,
_ t?'py. It is true that, at the
sbtttdft* contained in the first vo-;
title comparative Importance as lav* ; j
obsolete or been replaced by others;
d a rich treasure f-.r Historians; and,
in an excellent history, of the si- -
was trillions :ndl,ingu age of
It wi|i.bfr>eea*b4i lAcpposses* that;
tinfywhich c^uld not
i - —, i.—- J i*ot-be ap.
tnts epatried their posterity,
W oot^rip the nation! of
•i fio- ib »»e Hflsdom and justice ef
. instituttene, as m the enjoyment of ci.
If dtp wor t in-tptestinn , were, therefore,
il% wtd'»ubtedly, entitled to the pa.
pdblick spirited American; but as it
«fiM»weat practical utility,
If *fc»f by a general index)
,a%yar*to*ee» at one view, eve
PS*. «u«d oiMiny subject; and -
:behap|»est result, in eviscera
|i« ,legwlWtirc. S. R. there
that no adverse state of thing*
** eotirccomplstioa of theun
Mna,pec.2>l^».
tJ'Mh Dee. JSG9.
from Itich
Condition* of Insurance.
I All applications for Insurance must be marie at the of
fice of ;h« company, in writing; and the subject offered for
Insurance accurately described.
II. If the property offered for insurance it within the dis
trict of a surveyor of this company, he will examine and re
port thereon; but if not within.any such district, then the
applicant must himself furnish an accurate and jusi descrip
tion thereof, vie. of what inaterialseacti building is construct
ed ; whether occupied as private dwclliiigs, or how other
wise; where situated; the name of the present occupiers;
how situated with respect to other buildings. And in the in
surance of goods, wares and merchandize, the place where
the same arc deposited, is to be described; also, whether
such goods a-a of the kind denominated hazardous, and
whether any manufactory is carricdtm in the premises, all
which is lobe certified arid attested in such manner as the
nature of the ease may admit. And if any person or per
sons shall insure hit or their buildings or goods, and shall
cause them to be described in the policy othe wise tnan they
really are, so as the same be charged at a lower premium
Uiari ia herein proposed ; nr if such description be false or
fraudulent, tuch insurance will be votd and of no effect
1U Goods held, in trust, or on commission, aretebe de
ciaied as techy otherwise the policy Will not extend to co
ver such property:
IV. Every Policy of Insurance, made by this Company,
shall be sealer! with its seal, and signed by the Prciidenkaod
Secretary and the person' for whose interest the insurance
ittnede-, must be declared and named-therein; nor can any
Policy, or lutereshthereingy be assigned (Ait by consent of
thoCompany, expressed by- endorsement made the,icon,
V* Mo Insurance will be considered as mad* or binding,
untilthe Premium is paid.
VI: Persons: insuring. Property with, thia Company, anti
who have already made ether Insurance on the tamo proper
ty y shall give notice thereof, in waiting, at the Cocapany's
Office, before, or at the tune of th^eyioption of thePrdicy :
and persons who, after insuring Properly with this Company,
have Insurance made on the same property elsewhere,shall,
with all reasonable diligence, nolity the same in writing at
the Office of the Company, and hive the same endorsedon
the policy, or otherwise acknowledged in writing; in default
whereof, the Policy shall cease, and be of no effect: and in
caseoftms, rack party insuring shall be liable -to the pay
ment of t rateable proportion of the lessor damage which
may.besasuiuid,
C vu. Nolosses damage byAre will be paid, that may hap
pen ortakp place in consequence of any invasion, civil eopt
'motion, rset. etmilitary pr usurped power whatever.
VIII. Bqpksof Accounts, Written Securities, Notes, Bills,
' ’ * Money,or Bullion, cannot be insured.
odits, er other Curiosities, Paintings
•re not included in any imuransa, ualess
E wdlwkM (whiA 1 We »e
i-Aee «%«rk of Rrent utility,
.—"
fflw
Wtof
'Pfagmr
mtet with (heenenerage
men* and rtward eo „
r due to their merit*, is the
sincere wjahanil hope
: dear »ir,
Your friend
WM, FLEMING.
Wm* Waller Hening, J?«y.
Eagle Eire Company of Nczc-Yoik.
Office of He Company, tfo. 59, Wall-Street.
PROPOSALS
For Insuring Hornet, Buildingt, Storet, Ships in
Harbour, Goods, Wares, and Merchandize,
FROM LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE
, | SHE Legislature of the state of New-York, having in
Jl corporate,! the Eagle Fire Company pf New-York,
with a capital of five hundred thousand dollar*, (with the li
berty of inc,eating the same, if the business of the company
should require it, to one million of dollars,1 for the sole pur
pose of insuring buildings, and every kind of personal pro
perty from l«M or damage by FIRE; and t e capital of five
hundred thousand dollars having all been paid, or secured t*
be paid, according to law; the director! feel a particular sa
tisfaction in offering to their fellow-citizens, throughout the
United States, the means of security against thatkind of loss
which frequently, in an unexpected moment,involves in
destruction the earnings of a life of industry tnd frugality,
and reduces the independent and affluent, together with their
families, to poverty and distress. To provide an additional
guard against calamities «.f this nature, has been the prima
ry motive of this Institution.: and the directors engage
tn conduct its concerns, with a fairness, candour and libera
litv, which will justly entitle it to the confidence andpatrou
age of the publick.
*»* No insured person will be liable to make good the los
ses of odicM t but in case of fire, the sufferer will be ftrtly
indemnified.—Tlie Company also make good losses on pro
perty burnt by lightning.
Clout* of Hazards, and Rates of Annual Premiums
for Insurance against Fire.
No >.
HAZARDS OK THE FIRST CLASS.
Brick or Stone buildings, covered with slate, tile*, or me
tal.
Goods hazardous, and not hazardous, contained in such
buildings.
62 l-U cents per 100 dollars per annum, for sums not ex
ceeding 10,000 dollars in one risk.
No II.
HAZARDS OF THE SECOND CLASS.
Brick or Stone buildings,covered with wood.
Goods hazardous, and not hazardous, contained in such
buildings.
93 3-4 cents per 100 dollars por annum, for sums not ex
ceeding 10,000 dollars m one risk.
No HI,
hazards of the third class.
Biiildi"gii, the sides of which are part of brick or stone,
and part>,( wood.
Goods hazardous, and not hazardous, contained in such
buildings.
12b cents per 100 dollars per annum, for sums not exceed
ing 10,000 dollars in one risk.
No. IV.
HAZARDS OF THE FOURTH CLASS.
Buildings, t'lcsides of which are entirely of wood.
Goods hazardous, and not hazardous, contained in such
buildings.
187 1-3 cents per 100 dollars per annum, for turns not
exceeding .10,000 dollars in one risk.
Shift in Part, or flair Cargos!, Shift RoOniring or BaiUing,
may no Innorod agahut Fira.
This manner of classing hazard, will give a general idea of
the rates of insurance, but there will necessarily be an in
crease of premium in all cases where the local situation, and
other circumstances, increase the risk : such as'joiuing, or
being contiguous to wooden buildings, or buildings occupied
in lurrying nn hazaidous business—distance from water—no
engines or firemen in the town or place, Ac Ac.—The pre
miums may aiso, in some cases, be reduced on wooden bui|.
dings in the country, when standing single or detached, Ur
attended with circumstances of peculiar security :— But in
all cases, if the sum to be insured on or in the same build
ing exceeds 10,000 dollars, an additional premium will be
inquired
Soap Boilers, Tallow Chandlers, Brewers, Maltsters, Ba
kert, Rope Makers, Sugar Refiners, Distillers, Chemists,
Varnish Makers, Stable Keepers, Tavern Keepers, China,
Glass, nr Eaithenware.Sellers, Oil and Coleurmen, Turpen
tine Winks, Paper Mills, Printing Houses, Coopers, Car
penters, Cabinet Makers, Coach Makers, Boat Buildeis,
Ship Chandlers, Apothecaries, Theatres, Mills and Machi
nery, and all Manufactories that use Fire Heat, are deemed
i xtra hazardous, and must be paiticularly described in the
policy; and for all such risks an additional premium will
ba required.
Patent Stomachic Wine Bitters.
(Price One Dollar.)
These celebrated and well known Hitters are composed
purely of vegetables of the tnoft innocent yet fpecifick vir
tues, and are particularly recommended for rcftoriig w, ak
cor flitutions, cleanfingand ftrer.gtheniug the ftomach, and
HicrL-afuig the appetite; they expel wormfin ailag.s, but
from their fimplicity and fafety, are a mod natural and ef
fectual vermifuge, when adtninifiered to children ; they are
gratefully warm, and pungently aromatick; they are ex
tremely ferviceable in all feaf.ms, tut particularly fo on the
approach of warm weather, when billious habits experience
such total loss of appetite ; they are also a certain preventa
tive against those complaints so common in the spring and
fall seasons, such as intermittent fevers and agues, loug au
tumuaI fevers, dysenteries, 4c.'
DR. ROBERTSON’S
Celebrated Gout & Rheumatic Drops.
CPrice Two Dollars.)
A safe and effectual cure for the gout, rheumatism, lum
bago, ftone and gravel, swellings and wcakncSsof the joints,
sprains, bruifos, and all kinds of green wounds; the cramp,
pains in the head, face and body, Aiffnef* of the neck, chil
blains, frozen limbs, &«
Since the above invaluable medicines were firfl discovered
by Dr. Robertson, upwards of Seven Hundred Thousand
Persons have experienced thaif happy and salutary effects
many of whom front the greateft debility.
As the certificates attefled .1^ many refpectable perfons
alre too numerous for this paper, the proprietor requests the
reader to perusa the pamphlet accompanying the medicines,
whirhmay be ha.d .gratis at the places of sale.
Observe that none are genuine without the siena
‘*rc of T. W. DYOTT, M. D.
November 13. 7ni
Sorter & cheese.
Landing from onboard the Shift Woodrofi Sims,
Cafu. Haynes, from London,
300 dozen Hibbert’s Brown STOUT,
20 hampers very superiour double Gloucester
CHEESE—For sale by
Jennings 8C Roddey.
Also Landing,
A feV puncheons St. Croix Rtfm ; Prime Codfish in
hogsheads; 10 barrels Fish Oil; and 40 bales Cot
totr. December 18. tf
for Sale Ay the Subscriber,
3000 bushels Liverpool stored SALT,
SfiO l.ivetpwol filled tasks dor
400 sack* do- filled here ; 13 crates Eartfcsnwarc,
cis^i 6WsvirC| . -
i 5 r bi*‘Co*^ m
m i
y*s£.:i . r \
* As* MACLUHi. r
Which are celebrated for the cure *.f most diseases to which
the human body is imHc
Prepared unit/ by the sole Proprietor,
T. Mr. DYOl I', M. I). Philawklphia,
Grandson of the late l>r. Robertson, of tdiuturgh.
DH. ROHEK I SON’S
CbLKBhATED
Stomachic EJixir of Health.
(Price one dollar and Fifty Cents )
Which has proved by tnousancts, who have exnerinced its
bet,ehciat effects, to be the most valuable medicine ever of
fured to the public1;, for speedily relieving and curing the
Cramp, pains, and wind in the stomach and bowels, carry,
nig off fupeifluous bile, removing habitual coftivenefs, fn.lt
nefs at the ftomach, feverc head ache, Ac.
For the dysentery or lax, cholera morbus, fevere grioings
uid other difeates of the bowels, and the fummerbow.l
complaint in children, it has proved a certain remedy, and
restored to perfect health from the greateii debility.
Perrons affli&ed with pulmonary complaints, or disorders
i.ii? y63" *r'd lu,,e,> e,cn in the most advanced stau,
will find immediate lelief.
Common coughs and colds, which are generally occafion
ed by obftruavd prefpiration, will be found to yield to its
benign influence »n a few hours.
In afthmatick or coufumptive complaints, hnrfenefs,
wheelings, Ihortnefs of breath, and th. 1 looping cough, it
will give immediate relief
DR. ROBERTSON’S
Vegetable Nervous Cordial,
OH,
Nature’s Cl rand Restorative.
CPrice One Dollar and Fifty Cents.J
Is confidently iec« iTimri.ded as the most efficacious me
dicine, for the speedy relief and cure of all nervous com
plaints, impurities of the blood, seminal weakness, and va
rious complaints, resulting fiom diflipaltA pleasures, resi
deuce in warm climate*, the immoderate use of tea, the un
skilful or exceffive ufe of mercury, and diseases peculiar to
females at a certain peiiod of life.
Under the denomination of nervous disorders, in its full
extent, are mcliid.d several dise.ses of the most d i.g, rous
kind, and are so various, that a volume would hardly suffi .
to complete a description of them It •ervades with its
baneful influence the wliole nerv us system, writhing the
hea't with inexpressible anguish, and exciting thi most
drcadlul suggestions of horr. r and despair. To this demon
have thousands fallen asacnkce, in the direlul transports of
its rage.
The most* common symptoms at its commencement, are
weakuafs, flatulence, palpitations,* tclVulnefs, druwfetafs
after eating, timidity, flafhes of heat a d cold, r.umbntfs,
cramp, giddintfs, pains in the h ad, hack and loin-, hick’
up, difficulty of tefpiratiou and di glutdiou, anxiety audd \
cough, &c. J 3
DR. ROBERTSON’S
'em tally raqufftt i s»d shaft make oath, whether any wxl'
ph«*wtb»c>.iMiwipc* » n»a4* «fc th* same pa#p*rfcif g and
, r the feaudof a magistrate,
, nott MtfpeH to thetpqt
•Ml
I wUbtfctchartctet s*d circummn
^rii^r*,»hat
tnMasSisA^ and doknow,or vcri
l.tjjba, or the*, n-aUg, „.d by misfortune,
- . W misfortune,
t fraucMB^t jn^^'Kav^ auiktiMd by *Uch
tuff without r
fire, Icq* and __ _
d damagvtofhe amount therein mcntmedj and,
atitillHl affidiTiu and certihoatvs are'produced, the Icn
•hellti^tbe payable :—Aha, if there apywart any fraud, of
^^‘•a^rhifjthe claimant shall forfeit his claim to rcstilu
*ion »r payment, by virtue of hi* policy.
XI, in case any difference shall true, touching any loss 01
damage, itmay be submitted to the judgment of Arbitrators,
indifferently chosen, whose award in writing shall be binding
'** the parties. And when any Inssor damage shall happen,
the company shall pay for the same in sixty dayt after the
loss shall have been ascertained ana proved, without allow
ance of discount, fees,orauy deduction Whatever.
XJI Insurance may be made for seven vears, by paying the
premium for six years, and for a less number
seven, a reasonable discount will be "
The Subscriber
being appointed Sur
vcyor for the Ragle Fire Company, uymn application, w,.(
survey, and value, such buildings, (or property contained
therein) upon which Insurance may be required.
Francis Foster, Church-Street, Norfolk.
Feb 13. tf
JUST RECEIVED,
And for Sale at the Booh-Store of Messrs« Bonsai,
Conrad, (A Co.
a frf.sh supply or
Genuine Patent and Family Medi
emes,
Phoenix Fire Office
Ko. 13, MARKET-SQUARE, NORFOLK ‘
insurance upon snrps:T:
N'
rO! ICE is hereby given that the following pre
miums only, will henceforward be charged bw
this company for insurance from fire upon Sh.ps,
\ essels and all Water Crafts, and also upon Cargo
on board, m the seaports and rivers of Virginia and
North-Carolina. 6 **
One month I2J cents per ffilOO.
rwn ri i on ^ , Y '
Two
do. 20
do.
do,,
Three
do. 25
do.
do.
Four
do. 30
do.
do.
Five
do. 35
do.
do.
Six
do. 40
do.
do.
Seven
do. 45
do.
do.
'Eight
do. 50
do.
do.
Nine
do. 55
do.
do.
Ten
do. 60
do.
do.
Eleven
do. 65
do.
Twelve
do. 70
do.
The above premiums will be charged tat, an*
sum not exceeding 40,000 dollars in onerUk; fciS
a separate sum must in all cases be specified ontb*
ship and another on the cargo. •
. ~ landing ' *- •
On Commerce-Street Wharf, the CARGO Of Ufa
Schooner Antelope, from Honduran, ^
40.000 feet MAHOGANY, ’ V : ^
5300 weight Sarsaparilla, : ,
400 do. Guatamula Indigo.
I* SronK,
90.000 weight best Green COFFEE
20,000 do. 2d and 3d quality do. * '«• 'A?4*
A quajrtity of Hides, Cordage, Seine Twine, Hoorn M
Jam’ ’ ’rofsateby 5W
John Granbcry.
Who htufor Rent, - :.:r^
A Ware-House 911 Commerce-StreeV
And a Dwelling-House on Bnysh-SWeet;
November 10. ,../?■ V.
.. . ' ll'—
- JRFOJ,&r. Jp
rurLISIlF.il THK& Ttilta A-wtti.
BY WILLIAM DA VP#*
m suttscinsEite * - i
Off* fir Sale at their trarehoate at the eornfr'af.
' JWpMWr# WTrnrf,
22 bales
ia COTTON,
35 pieces Rus^,
40 do. German
AVpSDUCK,
130 do. 4o.
BrtOW^ROLLS,
350 do. do.
100 do. do. ■ uni mm n mi
WHITE ROLLS,
40 do; do. Hessian ROLLS.
4(K|0 COFFEE BAGS, ’
1500 Three Bushel SACKS*
A few pieces extra fine SHIRT LIKEN
1NG. “ *
20 Pieces German SHEETING,
soo ^^f^^****-.
120 boxes Short PIPES,
30 dozen excellent SIEVES,
6000 weight St. Domingo COFFEE,
4000 do. Jamaica do,
Niemeyer and Von KapflT.
Non—We will take in payment Norfolk, Newborn’ ,
Cape Fear Bank Notes; or barter for Flour, Sugar 7
<TC. See. ^
IVe also offer for Sale, on a credit of 6, 12,
months, with approved security, or in barter far
West India or Domestick Produce, ‘
That entire Stock of our GOODS
C0]“? inJourSV“';on Maln-ftreet, consisting in an *
Kant and particularly well selected assortment of
Cutlery, Glassware, Looking Glasses*
and Fancy Articles,
Together with the unexpired Lease of two yeats from the'
1st January next, of tire whole HOUSE, which mar en*l
For wholesale and retail busing
SS2?" ' TttKVT «•"***■ Mi
Samuel Coleman.
0/lJ‘Z‘r Mrk't, Westward, ha* received
supply of fresh Aesvark SHOES, conttitinz of
Ladies’ KID SHOES, **
do. Cork fioaled Morocco Shn+.
do. thick bottomed do. do.
do. Slips and Ties do. do.
„ „ . Velvet do.
Gentlemen’s Fine Shoes,
do. Morocco Pumns,
Girls Morocco Slips and Ties,
do. Leather do. do.
nl°‘> \* ' £tronS Shoes,
Boy’s Morocco Pumps,
do' Stron^and b°Und Leather Sh"«t>
sLhrld«"’S :,r°rocco an(J Leather'bootees and Ti*k
bet vant a very strong Leather Shoes. *
ALSO,
^ quantity of
Ladses’ and Gentlemens’ SHOES
Hie above articles will be sold as low. some of
jjtem ower than such can be purchased in this mw.
A few bales of COTTON—and
Martin’s Double Branded FLOUH.
November 15. “
" THE SUBSC1BER <
Is authorised to treat with any person
dowsed £ purchase the whole or any part of the *
I ollowing LANDS,
Snuau.1 chiefly Cumberland River, and derive f,o*
n . rr. M.ht-ry Titles, to wit, ^
Four Tracts ol 64,0 acies each, on OUv’g river ‘
1 branch of Cumberland, navigable at this place
* here the usual i>rice nfl„.S r 1 . , “ p .ace> au“
than four dollars per acre. ** * M *“** uul b*en *“*
I500^rwththr Tla“,‘’ on'“ of ’530 and another of
1500 acre,; these are also or. Cumberland river, layir.* in a
neck between it a„ Obey’, rrver. These tncls »e
at river b..ltt|m of uncommon fertihty and such a,Uhav*
co,mnauded there no iesv , price than ^ht dollar
°tber ?rdrt of 640 acres in Powel’s Valley,
which IS Slid to be also rich and well watered y>
One other Tran ol 1000 arres in Gram** V*I.
ey re,,reseat be ofinfenor , ,i,( but excel!
lrrg La .d-.tor Jurther J.4r,iruUre apk,y ,Q
Luke Wheeler.
October 53. tf