Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-12-12 00:00:00, page 4

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r fkt i#it arrnA/rm Smdm Una j
•mtt tnurntritod)
Load*; sapertihe!
’Mo«, Mack, drabs,
He tree*, dive go
’ Mloce and fashionsb
f‘MjktAZI&hi, :
' single anti doup
iiled Catsi mere*,
jdUtWdfora Gord,
Pa*&H do. kB*rin*dnwn,
. WMfe ami printed Mar*
Gotstder Gau»c£ worsted
ijdjnii!wfiec«sr,itall«n*
.>Wrt aod silk. Vellum*
. e«* '
W*, WackvOnjl fancy
iSotiraa twilled SarcU
i-aeti
iWi) WWte, and fancy
i fiattin, - i*
Mack silk Velvet,
. Black Florentine, Mode*,
•:. Pealing. Persians, and
. “Lustrings, ‘ , ...,
.. Mack and white 4-4 soft
Cr»pe, B*t Band" dot
Elegant silk Shawls,black '
■ stlk Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' and Childrens'
best Beaver Bonnets,
tand Spnisli Hats,
■fjlmtlcr
*cmtns' Beaver and
« ratlin Beaver Hats,
glazed leather do.
* Low priced Hats in small
, wed assorted cases,
MarsctUea Counterpanes
ySootted' *K
4-4 Irish Sheeting,
3-4, 7- 8, add 4-4 Irish
. Linen, .
4*4 cotton Shirting, >
9*8 and M Cambrlck
^Mesim, 1 ■— ;
Checked, crrded,and co
loured Handkerchief*
< for th$ neck*
TamWed Leno Muslins
and spider Bet,
Jaconet, Bonk, and Mull
Mull Muslins, ,
Coloured Muslmt, .
ic I.awn,
. Jrla, Hemal It Pock*
"'kt Handkerchiefs,
C*mbrick, forr, silk, fc
bid and slyer'tiit*.
lee* aim getittemans'
! .plain and patent silk
Hose,
■' 9m. worsted It cotton do.
'rags' Mttun Hpse, ,,
ersted and cotton Pan.
« taloon dp.
Kfera i»ng sifk Gloves,
Do. fine lace do.
Gentlemens' black end
'■ edo.
prawn Tan, Beayer,
. Woodstock-VV ash, and
;r Buckskin do. .
Bilk and, cotton Brace*.
Fashidt|R>ie CalliCoM k '
1 Ginghams,' 'jr
Furniture Callico,
i-4 atvdtM JlUtieV, •
f> Diape nT^le Crahs aft
.-Cotton Table CiRhsj^ \
*****
to
■ria p'eir of verwffislegdnt Mahogany KNIFE
CASES.
The whole of which they offer Ibr sale at veiy
l«jw prices. ■
November 19. tf
^5' v Eugene Higgins,
it Qfienifif in the Store formerly accvfiied hy Dr,
< , Gregory, Main-Street, an tusortment iff
Fall and Winter GOODS,
ftWhicb he will dispose of the pice er packute only)
. • ' CvnsitliHg qf •
balest;oarse PLAINS, - / f • ^
•'***’* * 'cl*»; Red FV-nhels ■ f'-ni--.
do. Lion rtliins end Costings
do. yRose and Duffii lilankste
1 do. Nefcro Sleeking#
■K
'•* i . do* iptin Cottons ■
. I do. Tnw priced Scotch Carpets
", 1- Case .Twil*B(|»rtls, morttd cofottr-s,
mi'S do. of NuiJ^pnd coloured Thread
4-4 and 7-8 very fine Cotton Shirting,
f trucks Mens* and Womens’ Cotton H«« ~
s 1 ca*^7-8 and 5-4 Checks,
•j¥-l do. Bvowb Holland* •'•■ {.>
,- A trunk Cotton Cambricke ta. :
CeHipaW , . I
W'ji ;*0* J^e****®* furniture Chiitte ;
<“*«*»"<iJhiidkerdhWh -
‘W*»- ♦fTU*«t 6fcieburKs \
g^POMburp
**•/•%? MV '
. . . ,,
pii*Yy Blue Cloth; first \
*ftee_ fibbedand plwivfapkingnet,
Military Pi
Dirk#
' W ’'
And Globe Xamp6». for pas
ges.tce.fcc.
S’ a !' <■ m ’ - "■ OK COMSICKMEI SL
%l»iltef.*<tmd 44 ve ryfiiie m»tl L in en,
Kl trunk Pocket Handkerchief! .■ •
cate Long Lawns . Y.-.to
H&sattSUi.:
ltfct. 6-4 Cotton Csmhrick*. >v
• -‘JC* The etoot*yr«Mr» wltlbeinM at»terylew
• ' Qctober8. • U
sd«*nee.
- t#or £4X£'«t mj> hrrv- Jivtue, .
ong* Table* and Ship BEE&,
ivutwM,
4,
wboieeaMMMd retail.
Nun'* Thrfsd,
Coins rW And Ocaibtii
do.
Lhng Stitching <k).
Sewing Cottons, sewing
Silk and Twist,
Galloon Binding and silk
Ferreting,
Shoe Binding and thread
Wet*, .
Dimity, ■
64 C.irebrick do.
Black Bumbijsene and
B<un'assets,
Manchester Buffs in great
variety;,
Best English Letter Pa
per, Quills, and Ink
Powder,
Slates and slate Pencils,
Best Flax and Tow Oz
nahurgs,
Short Pipes in boxes of
10 grace each, i
Tooth Brushes,
Brussels and Kedirtnm
ster Carpets,
Brussels Hearth Rugs,
Venetian Stair Carpeting j
Red, white, scarlet, and
printed Flannels,
4-4 ami 7-6 Green Baize,
Keiulal Cottons,
Rose and Striped Duflil
Blankets,
Blue, Drab, and Olive
Hnrnteys,
Green and Blue Half
Thicks,
Fine Costing and Rear.
Skins, ‘
Single «nd double milled
Drab Cloth,
Coarse (w4 Blue Cloths,
Ladies’ Superfine Blue,
Black, Drab, Bottle.
Green, Olive, Brewn,
and fashionable Mixed
Cloths,
gjananned Waiters,
Wire Fendefs and Fire
Irons,
4d, fid, fid, lOd, 18d, and
30(1 NMls,
Brans ft Iron Door Locks,
Stock, Pad, Trunk, and
Chest Locks,
Hammers ahd Gimhlets,
Curry C«Mbs Sc Brushes,
Best plated Stirrup Irons,
. and Bridle Bits,
Tinned do, do.
Scythe Blades, Grass do.
Best hand, pit sad cross*
tut Saws',
Best steel plate Hand do.
Pit, cross-cut, and hand
saw Files,
Blacksmith^ Brllowses,
Anvils, Vices k Sledge
Hammers,
Frying Pans, Spades and
Shovels,
Drawing knives, .
lable knives and forks,
i Desert do.
Ptn and pocket Knives,
Weeding and Hilling
Hoes.
_ r<*«y. Mmtyervr ,.
C* dffetA SSOItT ntMT'W
itirter Go
. . Amongi'ivtiehare ’ --'f"1"""'
! Superfine and cofcijiidn Blue, Black,
[ Green, Drab, and Pack mined Cloths,
Superfine and common blue, black, drab, wgfdark
i mixed Cassimerts, « . . ,..
r Blue, black, drab, end dark mixed-Bfmawtck Cords
and.Stockingnetts, v.
Fashionable Waist coating,
Blue and drab Plain*,
Blue and white Kersey*, 1
Bear Skins, : /
White, red, And yellow Flannels; Pelisse <}o.
ttoae and Point Plankett,
Black, Olive, drab, constitution-Cords and Velvets,
Irish Linens, Irish Sheetings, Linen and Cotton
Diapers, > :
Long Lawns; Linen Cambrickt; Brown Hollands,
Linen and Cotton Checks,
Gui'ralis, Mamoodies, Jaltimpoors, blue Cottons,
Sooty Romalls and tiilla Handkerchiefs,
Dimities, Furniture dp, ip
CalUcoes. undressed do. furniture do.
Silk and Cotton Ginghams; Shirting Cottons,
Black, coloured, and white cambrick Muslins,
Twilled Cambricks, Jaconet Muslins,plain and figur
ed Leno do.
Fancy and seeded do.
Mull Mull do.
Elegant 7-4 Cachmlrs {shawls,
Silk and Cotton Shawls,
Bandanna and flag silk Handkerchiefs ; Madras do.
Childrens'cotton , do.
Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ silk, cotton, and worsted
Hosiery ; Gentlemens’ short cotton, worsted and
limb’s wool do.; coarse yarn do.
Childrens’
worsted Shoes and Socks.
Extra long white and coloured Kid Gloves,
Silk and cotton Armlets,
Gentlemens’ silk, heaver, and dOg skin Gloves,
Silk and cotton Suspenders,
Blank Rombaeeens; white and black Crapes,
White and coloured cotton Halls,
Sewing Cotton in hanks ; Nun’s Treads ; Tapes,
Bobbins; Galloon Bindings ; Furniture do.
Pint, Oil Cloths, cotton Umbrellas.
■ Likewise,
A number ot other Articles, !
To malic his assortment complete, all of which will
be sold at very reduced prices. i
October 15._ tf
The Subscriber iviahea to Pur chatty
100,000 drawn W. O. Hhd. Staves
?! and Heading,.
10Q,000 drawn K. O. Hogshead Staves,
800,000 twenty-two inch Cypress Shingles.
The prices and terms of payment to be made;
known immediately to ? „
H.enry Hastie,
At No. 163, Main-Street.
October 15. - tf
Hibbcrt’ff bottled Porter and Brown
Stout.
Juai received by the Shift flittvgK^tatea, frbm Lon
don, and for Sale,
200 casks Hibbert’s best bottled Por
ter and Brown Stout.
Rabat Maitland.
October 84._ gw
Rote landing on Murray’s Wharf-, from ihe Schooner
- . Caruline, from the City of St. Domingo,
Prime Green Coffee in bags and bbls.
do. Spanish Tobacco,
Large size Mahogany Logs, Lirnumvita, and
Hog Skins. Fitr Sale by
Peter Dcsnoe,
No. 13, Campbell’s Wharf.
Sept. 13. tf
“ TilE SUBSCRIBER
Has settled in the Borough of Norfolk,
and resume^ the practice of the law. He practices
in the Federal and State Courts, Holden in the Bo
rough of Norfolk; and in the inferior and soperior
courts of the counties ef Norfolk, Princess-Atme,
and NansemoncJ. His office i» but a few steps from
the Exchange Coffee-House.
Merit M, Robinson.
September 17, 3m
Butter^ Candles, &c.
100 kegs Rutter, superior quality,
SO boges Mould Candles, 17 barrels Whiskey,
1 pine and 8 barrels Gin.
, . For Sate by
WM. PEKSOCK.
October 38. tf
"4 _ t SAIL-MAKING. ■
Tie Subscribers have taken the upper story of Mr.
Therbum's Were-Haute on Lee’s Wharf, Town
Point, where they will carry on the
Sail*Making Business.
All those who will employ them, m>jr rest assured
they will leave nothing undone to merit the appro
bation of their customers.
* Robinson & Jennings.
November 9. Sm
Pat SALE by the Subscriber,
f0,000 weight Navy Bread, .
10,000 do. Pilot do. first fualltr
A constant supply of the above articles always on
hand*
. STEPHEN HARRIS.
October 96. _ tf
FOR SALE,
40Q0 bushels Turk’s Island SALT,
• > Mackinder K White.
^ 40 casks Hilbert's beat Brown Stout.
October 2d.
tf - * :•
ToiT
. me
IftOQQ bushel, Cadiz SALT.
^Richard &*John Taylor.
?rr
% or; Three L ADS,
Of reipectsMe conbectioe*, wiU be taka* Appreu*
;ticn to the to A* Mpr OSce.
J t1Wf. if 4*
, 4»; ' i- -zv'''>
ftr shhHftentl of
"■'* Grain, lie* " * '■- . '
I^^S5b£4eMS"w"',:s
* iKffNf Pint Tumbler*, 100 ilrlwi mdh,
? ^^It^lUpanfttvU^WneCaieiiwtf!''
„ . «»• #bort Pipsp, four groce eaelt—Fbr:
ft my Ware-House in Water-Street, for ca*h
or Ncwbera-ftank Notes- ■■•.- 'XJ
John C. Niemeyer.
v , a f* idling off at reduced /trice*, ,,
f ■ * '* His Stock of GOODS,
: , Q* Main-St*et.t—— Conui+ting of
M elegant assortment of Cutlery, Hardware, Look
ing Glasses, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, and a
great variety of Fanny Articles.
And offer* far Rent,
The House now occupied by him,
on Mam-Street, containing five convenient rooms
up stairs, a neat Store and Back Room down stairs,
three excellent dry CeHafs, a fire-proof Kitchen,
and other Out Houses.
October 31. lm ,
Wood and IJastings,
Hone jusf receited,
1 case Women’s drab& slate coloured
Worsted and Cottop Hose,
1 do. Womens’ black worsted do.
1 do. Mens’ Lamb Wool do.
I trunk Mens', Womens’, and Girls* white cotton
Hose,
1 do. containing Men’s Lamb’s Wool, half Hose,
Angola do, worsted do.
A few dozen Ladies’ and Gentlemens* Silk Hose, as
sorted, a few elegant Silk Shawls, a great variety of
cotton fancy Shawls and Scarfs, Pocket Handker
chiefs, Madrass do. Bandannocs and Flag da. Black
Silk do.
1 case Fancy Muslins and twilled Cambricks,
2 do. 9-fi and 6-4 Catnbricks do.
2 do. Shirtings, part very fine,
l do. Cambrick Dimities,
1 do. common and furniture do.
3 trunks Callicocs, assorted, 1 case cotton Balls,
l case cotton Braces,
1 do. cotton Umbrellas, dodo. Checks,
Black Cambrick, Sdk Ginghams, Blawk Lustrings,
, Silk Velvets, white Sattibs, an assortment of i
Silk Cords, Tabby Velvets, ftwniture Cailicoes,
a few yards elegant Velvets and Sattlns for Boa
nets,
1 case Comfort’s and Marino Tippets,
? do. fiae Irish Linens and Linen Cambricks,
Best Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres, Stocking
Netts and Bedford Cords, fashionable Vestings and
fine Coatings, Blankets, Flannels, Bearskins, and 1
one case Loudon Hats, best quality and newest style. <
—Also—
1000 pieces India COTTONS. j
The above Goods with their Stock on hand, com
prising a large assortment, will be sold at prices
worthy the ntention of purchasers, for cash or ap
proved credit. November 14. tf
THE SUBSCRIBER, j
Offers for Sale at his Hart-House in IFater-Street,
+500 Gunny BAGS, .'
£000 Linen do. of 2 and 3 bushels,
250 barrels'1*11Prime Muscovado Sugars,
.10 bags Jamaica Coflee, j
12 boxes half pint Tumblers, 109 straws each, i
45 pieces Raven’s Duck, ,
25 do. Russia Canvas, f \
70 do. Hessian Rolls, j
25<l do. Brown Rolls, !
45 do. Oznaburgs and Ticklenburg*,
20 do. Fine Shirt Linen and Sheetings,
30 do. Table Cloths and Bedbunts,
50 do. White Rolls,
60 pair Waffle Irons, 80 hogshead Sheoks,
35 boxes short Pipes,
250 pieces Paper Hangings,
12 barrels Glue,
10 boxes prime Havanna Segars,
60 dozen Sieves, 15 boxes Playing Cards,
• boxes cut and plain Tumblers and Wine
Glasses. , .
And at his Store ia Main-Street,
A great variety of Looking Glasses, Glass Ware,
and Fancy Articles—For Calh or approved Paper.
John C. Niemeycr.
September 3. tf_ j
Richard Jeffery & Co.
No. 66. Maix-Strrf.t,
Comer of flank-Street, have just received an
assortment of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
AMONG WHICH ARK
At her of Vitriol y
Borax *
Camphor
Gum Ammoniac
Arabic
Asvifetida
Benrein
Goaiacurn -»
G;mbege
Myrrh
Kino
Scammonf V'v
Magnesia ■ .r'
Crown Lancets
Shaving S*»ap
Wash Balls * 'V
I'eruvian Bark in Quill, and Powder, of the
first quality.
M Castor Oil of superior qaalhy. ’
Tooth and Kail Brushes, lie. Zee. Sec.
Also,
A variety of Surgeon's Instruments.
|C7* Practitioners of Physicfc supplied on the
most moderate terms, and on the shortest notice.
•** Medic^e Chests put up on the most approv
ed plan with printed directions. Sept. 24.
| PLANTATION for Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers his Plantation In the
County of Princess Anne for ante, known by the
name of “ EASTWOOD,” formerly the properly of
William Aitchcton, containing' 381 1.2 acres t the
tend is fertile and well adapted to the growfli of
Wheat, Barley, Indian Corn, &c. fee. and excelled
b> none for good pasturage. There ls%n this plan-*
tjitijMi every httilding necessary, end the whole well
fenced in. It is situated in one of the best neighbor
hand* in Virginia, and lying on a branch of Lynha
ven River, where the best Fish and Oysters mav be
bed in abundance. A further description uf the place
it deemed umeoeseary, as-it is presumed no person
willpurchase without viewing the premises.
^/Jlikii'S*' Lovcu ;
i
IsST*' ■$-.
Cream of Tartar
Cautharidea
Opium »
IsinglaM
Lytharge
■ Mace
Manna •
Clomel ’. % "
Ipecacuanha
Tartar Emeti*
Liquorice
Sago
Tapioca
Arrow Rent,
yri#?
•T
*r gWfljijt the Mfo#fk*
JIUMBdn#wl«fceT&eft*5
the Afttbof the Vhstnut Fins -tf
-—.janjr, jn LomMi, for .
Buildings and McrChandisf #;
Rate* of Annual PrwpnyMf*
' agaivtf Firtf
HAZARDS OF THE klki%' CEAIS, Rig..
Brick nr stone building* Covered with slate or mow -
not contiguous to sny other building, furniture or t
merchandize not hazardous, contained in aurhbotlS
ings—For any sum not exceeding 10.000 dollars ia V
,olJf f*!k 37 per annum per 140 dollars ; if
adjoining other buildings of xsaie materials i61-4
cents per 100 dollars. ■ '"M*
HAZARDS or THE>RCORB CtAfi,
Buildings having the four wailxenttrely of Me*r.'
or stone, carried through the roof apdcfniered with
shingles, not cantigious to any other buildings, ftir*
mtnre, or merchandize not hazardous, contained kt
such buildings—For sums not exceeding 10,000 doL
Jars in one risk SO 1-4 cents per annum peril 00 doU
lar6; if adjoining; other buildings of the Milne naUH
rials, T5 to 100 cenU per 100 doliarsk % y ;>;3
HAZARDS OF THE THIRD CLASS, VIZ. " J
Timber Buildings covered with shingles, notcoit*
tiguous to any other buildings, k«d entirely free from
external risks, furniture or merchandize not ban
zardous contained in said buildings—For suWs not <
exceeding 10,000 dollars in one risk, 100 cents peg
100 dollars; if adjoining other buildings 150 to 800
cents per annum per 100 dollars, proportionable tm
the external risk.
Larger sums may be insured by special agreement
with the Agent. . g
Tallow Melters, Soap-Makerl, Brewers, Vinegar
and bweet Makers, Hemp ami Flax Dressers, FrSit
rng Houses, Coopers, Caponiers, Cabinet-Makers*
Coach-Makers, Alalt-Housos, Rakers, Ship-Chand* >
lers, Boat-Builders, Rope-Makers. Sugar-Refiner*.
Distillers, Chemists, Varnish-Mnkers, Turpentine
Works, Theatres, and all Mills and Machinery*,
are deemed extra-hazardous, nmlthe rate upon
risks Will be proportionately increased* '-~Sv
Condition of Inourttrite. ■ T ff",
, I* Persons desirous to stake insurance onbfrild
litfis, are to deliver in to the A pent the following par
ticulars, vis.—Of what materials the wails anu roof
of each building are constructed, as well jit The con
struction of the buildings contiguous thereto $ whe
ther the same are occupied as private riweUinjn&dt >
how otherwise ; where sku ted ; also, tbo naWw*'
names of the present occupiers. • £ ■ •
Each building must he separately spitted, ant § »
specified sum insured thereon ; and in like number
a separate sum insured on the property tosUiaei
therein.
AH manufactories which contain fumares, stoves,
coakles, ovens, or otherwise use fire-heat, are charge*
able at additional rates.
In the insurance of goods, warts, or merchandizd;
the buildings or place ih which the jam? ary deposit
ed, is to be described ; also whether SUch goods afti
of the kinds denominated hazardous, and %hetfie*
any manufactory is carried on in the premise** •
-^,«v..vvv ... wv wtuevtrjsc UI»H ^ U)CT
really are, so as the same be charged at a lower pre
mium than is herein proposed, such insurance shall
be of no force. •«
II. Goods held in trust, or on commission, are ta
be insured as such, otherwise the policy will not ex
tend to cover such property.
HI. No loss or damage to he paid on fire happen*
ing by any invasion, foreign enemy, civil commoti
on, riot, or any military or usurped power white* ■!
ver; nor for damage done by fireftcasionad by '
earthquakes or hurricanes: but this company will
make good losses on property burnt by ligktningif'
IV. Books of accounts, written securities, bills*
bonds, tallies, and ready money, cannot he insured."
V. Jewels, plate, medals, or other curiosities,
paintings and sculptures, are not included inL,aQ*jba
sura nee, unless such are specified in ttepumfiRffs?’
VI. Persons insuring property at this offictfiittt ^
give notice of any other insurance made elsejpbre
on their behalf on the same, and cause surhgftytor
insurance to be endorsed on their policies ; in whidit
case each office shall be liable to the payment only of
a rateable proportion of any loss or damage which
may he sustained ; atH unless such notice is givfen,
the insured will not be entitled to recover in casa of
loss. W
VII. No order of insucanoe will ha pf any force,
unless the premium is paid to the agent, or unless, a
sum has been advanced, and the agent has delivered *
hit receipt on accoont of the office ; and a If persona
desirous to continue their insurances, most make
their future payments annually within fifteen days
after the day limited by their respective policies, ef •
the same will he void. : s ‘
VIII. AH persons assured by this compamj8j4n—
taining any loss or damage by fire, are forthwith tte
give notice te the company’s agent, and ai soon as
possible after, to deliver in, a? particular, an .account
of their loss or damage, signed with their own hands,
as the nature of the case will admit of, and1 majS
proof of the same by their oath or affirmation!
and by their books of accounts or ether proper vou- j
chers, as shall be reasonably required; and shall
procure a certificate under the hands of a mngistratw
or sworn notary of the city or district imwhich thp ,
fire happened, not concerned in such Ips^lm porting
that they are acquainted with the character and cir
cumstances of th,e person or persons insured, and dw 1
kuow, or verily believe, that he, she, or they, real
ly i and -by misfortune, without any kind of fraud oT
evil practice, have sustained by such fire, loss and
damage to the amount therein mentioned J and until
such affidavit and certificates are produced, the loss
money shall not be payable; also, if there appears *
any fraud or false swearing, the claimant shift fare '
feit his claim to restitution, or payment, by aiidue of
his policy. . •, s’ '
IX. In case any difference or dispute,shaftaris#
between the assured and the company, touchmg any ’
loss or damage, such difference may be submitted In
the judgment and determination of arbitrators indif
ferently chosen, whose award in writing shaft bn
conclusive and binding to all parties. And wbenmij'
loss or damage shall have been duly proved, pie in
sured shall receive satisfaction, to the JMl amount
thereof, without allowance of any discouiit/>fise% «v
other deduction whatever. '*■
* X. Persons chasing to insure for seven yean, wity
be charged for six years only; also, for * leas tram- 1
ber of years than seven, wdffcc allowed a reasoMfe
We discount. ^ ■ * 'T1 •
Richav
aylor, Agent
'iHM
* September IT.
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