Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-10-15 00:00:00, page 4

At a ©cPbrrt heltf for Norfolk County,
;-i 4 the irth d«y oyieptember, 1810.
Ipk* Brrnt, surviving
JohnRreat k Co, •
-/> ** Ajpinet
Segoine jsh«i-iff of the Soon*
/ ty of Norfolk. into whose potter
Chmntery.
;^SNon the e»tntefx of Alexander
estate,x of
M’Dongle, dece»sed, w»t placed
,%y t.n order of the Court of laid
■
y, Ceonty, and the heirs of fhe.aaid
* Alexander M’Diegle, . Drf’t*.
IT'HE Defendant a, the Heira of AleX’r'M'Dougle*!
’ A deceased, not having entered their appear§gce^
| ihft given security according to the act of as
dhd the rules of this enurt; and it appearing to the
Satisfaction of the court that they are not inhabitants
'•f this country, on the motion of tbe-plaintiff by bia
counsel, it is ordered that the defendants appear here
11 — st.. .LI_I J V*___I_^ J_—_a .. — A
ep the third day of November term next, and aip
Jwrer the bill of the pin'*** ' m' --r
’and that m copy of thi*
herder bp forth #Bn put
d in one of the Norfolk ■
'Newspapers for two mon
s successively, and pout
lie Court-Hgsite of this .’
,ned at the front door of the
gur A Copy, ^kte,%
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Wm. Wilson, Jun. c. n. c. *
‘ Norfolk Borough,
Alt e Quarterly Sfttion Court, held the 27th day of
dVf m yw«r»cjL*y
. : . ML Allg
Apiruet, 1810.
w Compl’n ' i, * f
Hetekiah IMffnmw
WJ’c-rtJWf
Agatmt In Chancery
. Charles Grice and Warren Ashley, (
' ' Defendants.'
THK Defendant Charles Grice pot having enter- j
ed his appearance, and given security arcord
■ hrg to the act of assembly and the rules of this court;;
: end it appearing to the 'satisfaction of the court that j
he is not up inhabitant of this commonwealth : on :
Jhe piotion of the complainant by mj counsel, it is
ordered that the said defendant Charles Grice do:
appear here on the fourth Monday in November
; pe’Xt, and answer the bill of the complainant, and
that aenpy of this order be forthwith inserted in one
of the newspapers printed in this Borough for eight
Weeks successively, and posted at the front door or
the Court-House cf this Borough: and it is further
.Ordered, that the defendant Warren Ashley who
^hstkeffiects of the said Charles Grice in his hands,
^donot pay, convey awiy, or secret such effects, but
‘ retain them till the further order of this court.
■ Mf't A Copy, Teste,
i ■ Geo. W. Camp, D. C. C*
: > VllCIK!*, TO WIT.
jft a Chancery; District Court,"tetd4/ the City oj
;V WlHinmihurgi tht 14/A day of July, 1810.
Josiah Cole, Plaintiff,
Jgaintt
Kir bard Bowden, Richard Drummond, and Moses
Myers, partners, acting under the firm of Richard
Dj-> Bowden and company, and John Abbott,
Defendants,
T d^Ppion of the plaintiffby his connsel, the
K^Keourt doth order, that the defendants Richard
.Bowden and company, do render an account of their
transactions relative to the schocner Dorchester,
^.Stated m the bill to have been in partnership between
them and the defendant Abbott and the plaintiff, be
fore Muster Commissioner Cowper, who is directed
•to examine, state, and settle the same, and to imke
report thereof to the court, with anv matters speci
ally stated haught pertinent by himself or required
• by the par^HT In taking. Which account the said
.defendants ftVRard Bowden and coraffeny, are direc
ted to exhibit on oath to.the said commissioner the
bo'iki and papers containing all the transactions re
Jative Pi the * id schooner ; and the defendant John
^bbotvnot having entered his appearance, and giv'
• in senility according to the acts of assembly and the
rules *if this fburt, and it appearing to the satis
faction of the churt that he is not an inhabitant of
this country ^ on the motion of the plaintiffby his
counsel his ordered, that the said defendant do ap
pear here on the first day of the next term, and an
, slyer. t}te bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy of this
Orde^b® forthwith inserted in one of the Norfolk ;
^Newspapers for two mon.hs successively, and post
id at the front door of the former capitoil in this city.
t?:‘ - a copy, \
.. nog.» ^ Anthony Robinson, C. C.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
.> J^ANAWAY from the Subscriber in the State of
North-Carelina, a Negro Man by the name of
LEVEN, about 30 years of age, dark complexion,
has a down look when spoken to, is rather below the
middle size, speaks very quick and rather stammer
ing, it a good shoe maker, and probably will attempt
fj> past a? a free min. Said Negro had on when he
iloMd from me, a blue Virginia cloth dress, round
•tilor’s jacket—He whs purchased by Mr. Green
Wood Boulden, of Northampton, on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, of two gentlemen st fling themselves
. Ejjjfcks and Avery in the bill of sale, to which place
|l»e ,is aiming to get. I will give the above reward
tp any person who will secure said negro to that I
get Hint again, or FORTY DOLLARS if taken on
the Eastern Shore, and delivered to me m Lunen
comity# . y j ^
Richard El I is.
,AlKWt5. ^..J.V JR
■■JlfO.i. .1.1
KAUtiJ.
pid Portsmouth Jockey Club
>.Ram, v
•n Wednesday the Seventh day ef
November ne*t.
Pir*t Da}/. ,
Club Pnm of 400 dollars, four mile
w** $t*on<t Dap, v , > .
. ALadieaPnne of too dollars, one mils heats, the
Iwst three in Sve—entrance SO debtors, with catch
adders. • •
fv:- • Third D&jf, .
f Th^ Proprletor's Purse of 300 dollars, two mile
heatq>wekht» agreeable to the roles ef the course.
; < W» B. The ground is in fin* order t good stables,
straw, he. founfeicar the race ground gratis, and
those gentleswoJiPners of race horses with their at
tendants, will pass the bridges free of toll,
■ v. ;■* : ■■ ■ - ■; ■ • v-:'*The Treasurer.'
'tdr
Drugs, Medicines, Surgeon’s lastru
-s . moots, Paints, Oils, Water Colours,
0 ^ Brashes and 'Window Glass,
ef a superior quality,
Are offered {n forge or staall quantities at <mr, Store
■ear hUrket-Sqdore, Main-Street, Norfolk, for
TnZ strictest atteatinowilJ.be paid to those who
Bvour ns vWhthetrottkre*. ’ f
TMBIiMiWt CHESTS, with tags of kntrueti
00s, put op or replenished » the neatest wanner,
asidoo the shortest notice. , .
V: • Iwwten.GiMpenr H C©e
& iifeli Tt,
' Pi ....
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Offcrt for SaleatU* 0WI***» Pdtcr-Sirtel,
♦^00 Gunny BA^ '' "
in ■■■• . , d<^
‘%fdl**me Muscovade Sugars,
tea Coffee, .'•■ , .ijw: , :r
pint Tumblers, KXHtraws each,
«J2W£ .
Hesiian Rolls, te’
Brown Rolls, ^
Oznaburgs and Tickfcnburge,
Fine Shirt Linen and Sheetings,
Table Cloths and Bedbunts, *
White Rolls, %
60 pair Waffle Irons, 60 hogshead Shooks,
35 boxes wfert Pipes,
250 pieces Paper Hangings,
12 barrels Glue. *
10 boxes prime Havanna Segars,
60 dozen Sieves, 15 boxes Playing Cards,
6 boxes cut and plain Tumblers and Wine
Glasses,
* And at hit Store in Main-Street,
A g$eat variety of Looking Glasses, Glass W’are,
and Fancy Articles—For Cash or approved Paper.
* John C. IS icmeycr.
September 3. tf
Samuel Coleman,
Ofifionite the Market, Westward, ha* received a
sit/ifi/y of fresh Newark SHOES consisting oj
Ladies’ KID SHOES,
do. Cork Soaled Morocco Shoes, v
do. thick bottomed do. do.
do. Slips and Ties do. do.
Velvet do.
Gentlemen's r me Shoes,
! do. Morocco Pumps, ,
Girls Morocco Slips and Ties, ,
do. Leather do. do. ' ' j
do. Strong Shoes,
Boy’s Morocco Pumps, *
do. Lined and bound Leather Shoes, (r
do. Strong do.. do. *
Children's Morocco and Leather Bootees and Ties,
t Servant’s very strong Leather Shoes,
j ALSO,
' A quantity of ■»
Lathes’ and Gentlemens’ SHOES,
made here, and a very large assortment of BOOTS
made in his Factory, of the best materi ls and work
manship that Philadelphia and Norfolk would fur
nish ; Boy s BOOTS, See. &c.
The above articles will be sold as low, some of
them lower than such can be purchased in this coun
try.
A few bales of COTTON—and
■ Martin’s Double Branded FLOUR.
November IS. tf
*20,000 bushels coarse SALT,
For Sale by
N. Heron.
August 20. tf
FOR LEASE,
For a number of Yean,
Six LOTS fronting the Main Road
leading out of the Borough, near Mr. David Pierce’s
Dwelling-House.
FOR SALE,
On a credit of 1, 2, and 3 Tear*,
A place called miNSVILLE,
On the road to Mr. Armiftead’s Rope Walk, with
in the limits of the corporation—this place is orna
mented with trees, is on high ground, and well situ- j
ated for a puhlick garden.
Altofor Sale on the tame credit,
A BRICK HOUSE op Mam-Street,
No. 93, near Market Square, near 50 feet in front,
calculated for two tenements, and a good stand for
business, now occupied by Niemeyer sc Von KapfiT.
T. Blanchard.
August 1. tf
The Puhlick art hereby notified.
That the MAIL STAGE,
Running fynrn Norfolk to Suffolk and Petersburg,
will in future leave MATTHEW GLENN'S TA
VERN, at the Sign of the Indian Queen, M.iin-street,
Norfolk, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at one o’clork, and arrive there every Sunday, Wed
tiesday and Friday, at ten o’clock. Gentlemen who
travel this route will please call at his bar and eater.
May 11. 6m
NAVIGATION.
A concise method of keeping a Skip's reckoning
An accurate method of finding the latitude by
Double Altitudes, i ' . —
An easy and sure method of finding the time and
regulating a Chronometer. Together with a great
variety of new and improved methods for ascertain
ing the longitude by
Lunar Observations,
Mao a complete course of
MATHEIVJATICKS, or such Practical
Branches as may be useful for Mechanical, Geogra
phical, Commercial, Nautical, and Military Purpo
ses, taught by
FELIX KIRK*
At his Academy Ns, 134, Main-Street. Also, the
use of the' Globes, Maps, Charts, &c«
• Yoong Ladles and Gentlemen furnished with an
opportunity of adding the elegant art of fenmarf
ship to other useful accomplishments
Jauuary 1. t£ - , '
\FbR SALE,
The Cafgo qf the Schooner Richard
U. Stanley—Consisting cf a
Choice *parcel of Tobago RUM,
Which is this day landing on Maxwell's wharf, and
will be told on liberal terms by
P. & J. V. Henop.
" •' * tf' :''Ji' • ‘
August 1.
NOTICE.
>ns having claims against the
Estateof Mr. William Pkkxqck, assigned to us
as Truatees.for their benefit, are requested to pre
*w-* a new to their ad
f v" 4 * * • ffi:
^ _. -
O’
- Inform tkeif JHendt mna lke public1, Ihfl they hSu
r'tociattd tfiemthet in the ‘f’
P I C A L^LXlf B
| And offer fop gale, at their Shoff Mai;
4 pwiteto old Bank-Stent, thejMiifgpg
DRUGS, Sec. Sc.
In
n to which they are in daily expectation of
a supply.
Hodges & King.*
.. w* f ? mo
Distilled Vinegar jgt
jE tlier
S * it <•( Wormwood
Spirit of sal Ammoniac
Sweet Spirks of Nitre
Peruvian Hark, yellow
Cream and Crystals of
Tartar
Cnwhage
Purified Soda
Lee’s Antibilious PILLS
P^fvder of Colocynth
Rochelle Salts
Orange Peel
Chamomile Flowers* i
Ginger
Anise Seed ,
Worm ditto
Jilap
Tartar Emetic
C"Pperass
BHie Stone
Patent Spring Trusses
with Ivory Pads ■
Orange Apples
Ivory Bl.'< k
Court PPiister ; '
Spring Lancets
White Le id
Common Trusses
Sa! Ammonite *
Essential Salt of Lemons
Cori older Seed
Pumice Stone
Patent Sago in lb cannis
tars
Powder of Turmeric
Cola m!>a
Rhubarb
Cardamom Seeds
Glass of Antimony
Cera ted
Hopkins’s Pile Ointment
Sponges
Gum Myrrh—Allum—Cassia.
Prepared Calomel
Diachylon PUistar
Strengthening do.
Powder of Liquorice
Orris Root
Cloves
Gum Guaiac
— Shell Lac
A'jsfoetida
G ilbanutn
Rust of Iron
Angustar Bark
Cascirili.i do.
Refined Camphor
Manna in sarts
Isinglass
Castor
Bole Armenic
Mercuri.d Plaistor
Gum Benanin
Ammoniac
G:\tnbnge
Tragacanth
Crude Antimony
Prepared Crab’s Claws
essence ot Bergamot and Lemons
Oil of Sweet Almonds
Flowers of Benzoin
Infernal Stone
Oil of Mint
Extract of Hpmleck
Wruvian Bark
Conserve of red roses
Powder of Ipecacuanna
American Castor Oil ve
ry superior
West India do. do. excel
lent quality
Ammoriscal Copper
Oil of Pennyroyal
Cloves
Cinnamon
Lunar Caustic
Musk
Oil of Anise Seed
Rose Water, very excel
lent, in pint t> Ules
Essence of Peppermint
Cephalic Snuff
Turlington's Balsam
Steers Opodeldoc
Stoughton’s Bitters
Godfrey’s Cordial'
»»» » k'irgc rtiiu small Dnuies.
fCT" Orders from the country will be strictly At-*
tended to, and Medicine Chests for Shipping, put op
with neatness and expedition. •
June 25. tf
FAMILY FLOUR,
From new Wheat, and warranted of a superior qua
lity, in whole and half barrels.
Also,
12 boxes half pint Tumblers, one
hundred Straw8 each—For Sale by
John C. Niemeyer.
September 3. lawtf
Two or Three LADS,
Of respectable connections, will be taken Appren
tices to the Printing Business at the Ledger ©fipb.
August 31. s ^
- ' A1>VE11TISEM ENT. t
Thf Subscriber **/&? of Mr*. E. SUpuilh, wifi
f on actomm
Sett i
iommodativg terms,
Her highly improved TENEMENT,
in the City of Williamsburg, containing 25 acres of
ground, purchased of the late Judge Prentis—If a
sale of this Property fs not made by the 15th Oct<*.
ber, it will then be let to the highest bidder for the
term of one yeay, the tenant giving bond and securi
ty far the doe payment of the rent, and to'return the
houses and lots m the same neat order as wheii de
livered* To suit s tenant, the houses, -yards, 'an!
gardens, may fan rented separately. • %j ~
Henry Skipwith.
M
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•;< i '
•
itennea nirjuonce ;*
Windsor Soap
Spanish Annatto f,
Powder of Red Saunders
Senna of superior quality
Sago in grain ^
Refined Sal Ammoniac
Cantharides
Spermaceti
Red Precipitate
White Vitriol
J tponic Earth
Refined Salt Petre
Yitrolated Tartar
Dragon’s Blood
Sugar of Lead
Anderson’s Pills
Common Bougies
Gentian Root
Sp-'nee of superior qua
lity
Powder of black lead
Prepared Tully Stone
Gum Scammony
Magnesia in powder
Root of Mazerioa
Burgundy Pitrh
Shavings of Hartshorn
Root of Vaterian
K ittle snake Root
Root of Colomba
Sweet Flag
Gum Arabic of superior I
quality
Opal
Root of Rhubarb
Manna Flake
Magnesia, small squares
Long Pepper
Root of Z 'doar
B dsam of Tolu
Blistering Plaister
Root »f Ipecacuansc
Guua Kino
British'Oil
Balaam of Honey
Sucking Bottles for Chil
dren
Nipple Shells
Peruvian Balsam
Church’s Cough drops
Oil of Vitriol
Aqua Fortis
MarineJhud
LavendeSwater
Jesuits Drops
Flower of Sulphur
Kssence of Spruce
Sweet Oil, of excelled
quality
Glaubers Salts
Castile Soap
Pink Root
Sarsaparilla Root
Green and White Vials
assorted
James’s Fever Powdera
Quicksilver
Graduated measures ! ,
Essence of Mustard
Lytharge
Grains of Paradise,
Aleppo Gall *
Krfilied Borax
Hock Allum Si
Leaves of Digitalis
Succotorine Aloes
Virginian Snake Root
Peruvian Bark, Red
Juniper Berries
Expressed Oil of Mace
Cassia Buds
Calimine Stone,
Silver Catheters
Elastic do.
Bougies
Lint
Simarouba Bark
Vial Corks
Cinnamon' Water
Spirituous
Bslsam of Copaiva
Soluble Tarta
Oil of Lavender
PHCENlK^lWrOPnCB,
;v.Jv>
Wf
. ' m
r noticei
cby given
following
i*RlLMHj£$S'orityi wtl
IATES OF
fhencefo*>
mard.be charged by the Agent of the
waFiee
Company, in London, forlnsu'ran
Buildings and Merchandize!
Rafts of Annual Premivmtfo be paidfair Atssranqt
? against Fire.
n . hazards ofthE first class, viz.
Brick or stone buildings covered with slate or tile,
not contiguous to any other building, furniture or
merchandize not hazardous, contained in such build*
mgs—-For any sum not exceeding 10,000 dollars in
one risk 57 1-2 cents per annum pet 100 dollars ; if
adjoining other buildings of same materials £61*4
cents per 100 dollars. ***’ ™
.HffARBS OF THE SECOND CLASS, VIZ**
• Buildings having the four walls entirely of brick
er stone, carried through the roof and covered with
shingles, not c»ntigious to any ether buildings, for
nitore, or merchandize not hazardous, contained in
such buildings—For sums not exceeding 10,000 dol
lars iu one risk 56 1.4 cents per annum per 100 dol
lars ; if adjoining other buildings of the samejnate.
rials, 75 to 100 cents per 100 dollars. wF*
HAZARDS OK THE THIRD CLASS, VIZ.-' ’If
Timber Buildings coveredwiih shingles, not con*
tiguous to any other huiMingjgand enurelv fr«& from
external risks, furniture or^tnerchamHz'e not ha
zardous contained inlaid buildings—For sums not
exceeding 10,000 dolmi in one risk, 100 cents’per
*00 dollars; if adjoining other buildings 150 to 200
cents per annum per 100 dollars, proportionable to
the external risk.
Larger sums may be insured by special agreement
with the Agent. . ■
TaHow Melters, SoSf. Makers. Brewers, Vinegar
and bweet Makers, Hemp and Flax Dressers, Print
ing Houses, Coopers, Capenters, Cabinet-Makers,
Coach Makers. Malt-Houses, Bakers, Ship-Chand
tv ^'-‘-Makers, Sugar- Refiners,
DiatiileTs, GheMnists, Varnish-Makers. Turpentine
Works, Theatres, and all Mills and Machinery,
are deemed extra-hazardous, and the rate upon such
risks will be proporticnubly increased. - V* * < .iii
ii£ Condition* of Insurance,
I. Persons desirous to make insursnceton build*
ings, are to deliver in to the Agent the following par
ticulars, viz.—Of what materials the walls and roof
or each building are constructed, as well a* the con
struction of the buildings contiguous thereto ; whe
ther the same are occupied as private dwellings, pr
how otherwise; where situated; also, the name or*
names of the present occupiers.
Each building must he separately valued, and a
specified sum insured thereon ; and in like manner
a separate sum insured on the property contained
therein.
All mamaktorifs which contain furnaces, stoves,
coakles, ovens, or otherwise use fire-heat, are charge
able at additional rates. '
. ‘ t!.*e insurance of goods, wares, or merchandize,
the buildings or place in which the same ere^hmosit
ed, is to be described ; also whether such waSkare
of the kinds denominated hazardous, and- whether
any manufactory is carried on in die premises.
And if any person or persons shall insure hia or
their buildings or goods, and shall cause the same to
be descr;t*d in the policy otherwise than as they
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 to
be insured as such, otherwise thl^olicy will not ex
tend to cover such property. 'v',.
HI. No loss or damage to be paid on fire happen
ing by any invasion, foreign enemy, civil commoti
on, riot, or any military or usurped power whate
ver ; nor for damage done by are occasioned by
earthquakes or hurricanes : but this company will
make good losses on property burnt by lightning.
IV. Books of accounts, written securities, falls,'
bonds, tallies, and ready money, cannot be insured.
V. Jewels, pl ite, medals, or other curiosities,
paintings^nd sculptures, are not included in any in
surance, unless such are specified in the policy.
VI. Persons insuring property at this office, must
give notice of any other insurance made elsewhere’
on their behalf on the same, and cause such othey
insurance to be endorsed on their policies ; in which
case each office shall be liable to the payment only ef
a rateable proportion of any loss or damage which
may be sustained ; and unless such notice is given,
the insured will not be entitled to recover in case of
loss.
VII. No order of insurance will bh of any force,
unless the premium is paid to the agent, or unless St
sum has been advanced, and the agent has delivered
his receipt onf account of the office ; and ali i>erson«
desirous to continue their insurances, must make
their future paj merits annually within fifteen,day*
after the day limited by their respective policies, or
the same will be void.
VIII. Air persons assured by this Company, sus
taining any loss or damage by fire, are forthwith Co
give notice to the company’s agent, and as soon a*
possible after, to deliver in, as particular an account
of their loss or damage, signed With their own howto,
as the nature of the case wilMmit of, and mafcw
proof of the same by their Wth or affirmation,
and by their books of accounts or other proper you.
cliers, as shall be reasonably required; and shall
procure a certificate under the h .odsofa magistrate
or sworn notary of the city or district in which the
fire happened, not concerned in such loss, importing
that they are acquainted with the character and cir
cumstances of the person or persons injured, and de
know, or verily believe, that he, she, or they, real
ly, and by misfortune, without any kiwi of fraud or
evil practice, have sustained by such fire, loss and
Jamage UUbe amount therein mentioned ;'and until
such affiant spd certificates are produced, ,tfce low
money shall not be payable; also, if.tjgMfp appears
»ny fraud or fal-e swearing, the claimant afisfi for
feit his claim to restitution, or payment, by virtue af
liis policy. '
IX. In case any difference or dispute shall ariW
between the assured and the company, touching any
loss or damage, such difference may be submitted to
the judgment and determination of arbitrators indif
ferently chosen, whose award m writing shall be .
conclusive and binding to all parties. And when any
Np or damage shall have beea duly proved, the in
mred shall receive satisfaction, to the full amount
hereof, without allowance of any discount, fees, or
ither deduction whatever. • .• y.
X. Persona chusing to insure for seven years, trill
Se charged for aid years only } alsojflbr a leas num
ber of years than seven, will be allowed a reasona
ble discount. ■
, Richard Taylor, Agl
tember 17. •, * '• ■
.NORFOLK: ■
f f PUBLISHED THR.EE TIKES'
BY WILLIAM DA VISTr
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// a FOR THE FROFRIETOR, ;
9m***, *** *****
mv:: fan«• Tmriy, la aisaawy ;