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MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1810
FOR LIVERPOOL,
jTheShip PROTECTRESS,
John. Wilson, Medcr,
Burthen about 400 hogsheads tobacco. For freight
nr passage apply toGracie, Anderson 6c Co. Peters
burg, Or to
Thoo. Armistead.
June 20. tf
POUR FRANCE,
La Goelette VIRGINIA,
Capilaine Peter Coorsell,
partira pour Bourdeaux le 15 du courant fixe, ajee
des p vssagers seulement, Ce batiment est tres solide,
bon voillier, 8c distribue d’une manicro commode,
pour porter des passagers; ceux qui desireront y
passer, sont pries de s’addresser, a" capt. abord,
au wharf,communemeut comiu sous uanm de Kane,
adjoignant coltii du capt. Chase : on au propriet&ire,
Stephen Benillant, au mene whf.
Baltimore, JuinSme _4^
IOR CHARTER,
THE^ FINE
___ Ship General Colburn,
Burthen 243 tons.
Moses Myers & Son.
For Sch on board,
Her Cargo of Cadiz SALT.
ALSO,
The Cargo of SALT per Schooner
Fortitude, from Tuik’s-Island.
June 15._ _.
tub SALEi
>The HULL of a VESSEL,
_ Of the faUnuintf dimensions :
60 feel Iced, straight rabbit,
23 1-2 feet beam,
13 1-2 feet hold.
She is ahi^h deck vessel, and is upwards of 202 tons
carpenter’s measure, will carry about 1600 to 1800
barrels, faithfully built, and cm be ready to lanch
in a fortnight—The payments will be made easy for
good endorsed notes. For terms apply to Mr. JAR
VIS, the bui’der, where the vessel may be seen, or
to the subscriber.
Holt Wilson.
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Portsmouth, June 13.
t For FRE.IGH I or L H AK 1 LK,
__Ship General Eaton,
Captain Clarkson, burthen 295 tons, will be ready
in a tew days to receive a cargo. Apply to
N. Heron.
n'ho hm for Salt,
11,000 bushels Bonavista SALT,
And a parcel of HIDES.
June 8. _
FOR CHARIER,
Tie excellent neiv fast sailing Ship
_ HARRIOT,
Samuel Chase, master, burthen 270 tons. Apply
Moses Myers &: Son.
June 8. tf
FOR SALE,
Ti» substantial Brig
__^FRANKLIN, burthen 180
tons, will be sold low it immediately applied for.
ALSO,
48 puncheons high proof RUM,
Landing on Newt.<n’s wharf from said vessel.
Wilson & Cunningham.
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June 4.
Fot Freight or Charter%
The Gnf'd
_[stanch Brig INDUSTRY
John Gladden, master, 165 tons burthen, double
decked and well sheathed, expected to carry about
1500 barrels, now ready to take onboard a cargo—
For terms apply to
Richard Blow.
May 21. _ _
1XQTICE.
HAVE talon Mil. WILLIAM SEYMOUR
into copartnership.
Tristrim Blit lor.
|CP The Business in future will be conducted
under the Firm of
Butter & Seymour.
Wka offer for Sole on moderate terms,
205 barrels Superfine Fleur,
20 do. do. Pilot Bread,
1000 wt. Bacon Hams, 5 qr. casks Malar?* Wine,
10 bores Spermaceti Candles, 30 do. Tallow do.
6 hogsheads first quality Sugar,
6 boxes do. d«.
W, I. Rum in hhds. N. E. do. in do.
5000 wt. Coffee, 10 boxes Brown Soap,
Loaf Sugar in barrels, and a general assort*
merit of Groceries.
Shift Stores put up at the shot test notice.
June 6,__tt
For SALE at my Brevi-House,
Strong, Table, and Ship BEER,
By the hogshead, barrel, and half barrel—and a
constant supply of bottled PORTER in packages
and by the dozen.
And in Store,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries,
wholesale and retail.
Joseph Hayes.
February IS. tf
250 Tierces RICE.
SO Bales Gotten.
ForS&leby
George Raiccock.
W»y «• *
K
' TO RENT.
And possession given immediately,
The Dwelling-House, Store & K itchen,
No. 64, on Main-street, near Market-square.
To Lease,
One or two Lots on Bank-Street.
Enquire of
ROBERT FARMAR.
June 22. FStMtf
WANTED,
Rough W. O. Hogshead and Barrel
STAVES,
For which CASH will be given, for those of superi
or quality.
John Cowpcr.
June 20. ._____
Two or Three LADS,
Will be taken apprentices to the Shipwright Busi
ness. Apply to the Printer.
June 20. 3
COMMERCE TO RUSSIA.”
THE Charge de Affairs, and Consul General of
His imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the
Uussias, informs all whom it may concern, that no
cargoes loaded in American ports, will be permitted
to be discharged in Russian ports, unless the papers
relative to the vessels and their cargoes, are legal
ized by Russian Consuls, or Agents, according to
publications already made by the Consul General— i
and this without am/ regard to the circumstance of
the vessels being first bound to, or touching at,
fleets ofiother nations.
ANDREW DASCHKOFF.
Philadelphia, March 28, 1810.
tcy The foregoing is published for
the information of the merchants of Virginia.
Fortescue Whittle.
June 18. 3
AKj* notice.
GENEROUS REW/* RD will be given to any
person who will give information to the Subscriber
of the residence of NICHOLAS BOURNE, late j
master of the schooner Isabella, wbicrf was driven j
on shore at Great Egg Harbour, in the month of te- '
bruarv, IH09—and of WILLIAM HE\TH, mate,
and OREL)! AH DILL, seaman, on board the schoo
ner Tim, JAMES BAR TIE, late master, which
sailed from Wilmington, in North-Carolina, on the
1st February, 1809, msuch manner that their depo
sition may be taken in a cause now depending in the
district court of North-Carolina, to sit at Wilming
ton in October next.
James Thorburn.
Norfolk, June 18, 1810.
N. B. The persons ab'ivementioned arc supposed
to belong to tse state of Massachusetts, and to re
side in or near Boston. coptlstOct.
C Sfiania/i Consul’ll Office, Norfolk
l June \Uh, 1810.
jpOR the information of Merchants and others con
cerned, I publish the following extract of an offi
cial letter I have just received relative to the com
merce of the Island of Cuba.
“ His Majesty Ferdinand 7th, and in his name
“ the Regency of the kingdom, has been pieased to
“ order that, during the present circumstances, al- !
“ lied and neutral vessels be admitted in the ports
" of Havanna, Saint Jago, Trinidad, and Matan- J
“ zas, with all articles permitted by the regulation |
“ of 1778, for the free trade cf Spain; upon con
f‘ dition that they are to take in return produce of
“ said Island to the amount of the nett proceeds ;
f’ likewise to prevent smuggling and the importati
“ on of French goods ; it is required that they go
provided with certificates from His Majesty’s
‘‘ Consuls residing at the ports whence the vessels
‘‘ sailed ; and such as will neglect to go thus provi
" ded, shall not be admitted to an entry.”
From the preceding, the merchants are to under
stand, that almost every article of merchandize, not
tieing of the growth or manufacture ef France, is
freely admitted in the above cited ports.
Antonio Argote Villalobos, Consul.
__ M&AV2w
Prime SugM*s.
80,000 wt. prime Muscovado Sugars,
in hogsheads and barilla,
ALSO,
5000 best quality Gunny Bags, T000 do. Linen do.
90 pieces Russia Canvas and Ravens Duck,
1500 wt. Glue, 50 dozen Sieves—Just received and
for Sale by
Niemeyer & Von Kapff.
June 8. tf
Phanix fiire Office
No. 13, MARKET-SQUARE, NORFOLK.
INSURANCE UPON SHIPS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following pre
miums Only, will henceforward be charged by
this rompany for insurance from fire upon Ships,
Vessels, and all Water Crafts, and also upon Cargo
on board, in the seaports and rivers of Virginia and
North-Carolina.
One month 12|
5100
cents per
Two
do.
do. 20
do,
Three
do.
do. 25
do.
do.
Four
do. 30
<9.
do,
Five
do. 35
t
Six
do. 40
do.
do.
Seven
do. 45
do. I
Eight
do. 50
do.
do.
Nine
do. 55
do.
do. €0
do,
do.
Ten
&
Eleven
do. 65
do.
do. 70
Twelve
do.
do.
chafed: fur
The above premiums will he _T ;r^ir
any
saoi not exceeding 40,000 dollar* lit one risk ; but
a separate sum molt in all cam be specified on the
ship and another on the cargo.
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«3* DISSOLUTION.
The Copartnership of Curtis and
Kir hr, is this day dissolved hy consent of parties—
O. M. Curtis is authorised to settle the accounts of
the concern, to whom those indebted are requested
to make payment.
D. M. Curtis,
Geo. B. Kerr.
June 15. 3
REMOVAL.
D. M. CURTIS,
Ha* removed to the house lately in the occupancy of
Messrs. Mackinder & White, No. 14, Market
Square,
Where he offer a for Sale a large and general assort
ment 6f
Staple and FANCY GOODS.
ALSO,
A large assortment of SHOES, of all kinds and
qualities.
fcCT’ Those who are indebted to Mr. E. Stnrte
vant, lately removed lo Boston, are requested to
make payment to D. M. Curtis, who is fully autho
rised to receive the same.
June 15._ 3
Antigua Rum and Colfee.
85 puncheons well flavoured Antigua RUM, and
11,‘JOO wt. good Green COFFEE, landing from on
board the schooner Happy Couple, at Commerce
Street wharf—-For Sale by
.* Eugene Higgins.
June 13. tf
WINES.
Teneriflfe in pipes lihds. and qr. casks,
Sherry, D. G. brand, in quarter casks,
Malaga Mountain, in do.
For Sale by
Moses Myers & Son.
ALSO)
2000 bbls. fresh Richmond FLOUR.
June 13. tf
PANORAMA.
A GRAND COLLECTION OF
historical paintings.
Will he exhibited at Rmirke’s New House,on Tues
day Evening, 11th instant, and remain for pub.
lick exhibition but a short time.
Painting first,
The ever memorable Battle of BUN
KER’S HILL.
Where General Warren is seen at the Instant of
his death supported by two veterans, See. See_This
Painting is executed in a masterly style ; the colours
are lively and natural { the various groupcs of figures
highly finished, large as life, and real likenesses of
the most distinguished officers on both sides.
Pointing Second.
The Bombardment of Tripoli.
Here nil description must be baffled, as without
seeing it is impossible to conceive such an intei cit
ing spectacle.
Painting Third.
A Striking view of Brook Watson, Esq.
Many years Lord Mayor of the City of Londmi.
He is seen in the water attacked by an enormous
Shark, who seizes him by -the leg and tears it from
the body ; at that instant the Ship's boat appears,
barely in time to rescue him from his perilous situa
tion. The characters here are as Urge as life, and
deemed by judges well worthy the attention of the
publtck.
Painting Fourth.
The burning of the Philadelphia
Frigate,
By the gallant Captain Stephen Decatur—This
Painting is done from a drawing taken on the spot,
by a gentleman concerned in this expedition. As a
Night Piece It has no equal for boldness of design,
beautiful scenery, or magnificent horror.
Doors to be opened every day from 9 until 2
o’clock in the afternoon—And on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays, from 9 in the morning until 10
in the evening—Admittance $0 cents—Children half
price.
'Pickets for admission during the season, One
Dollar.
Cj' Pamphlets descriptive of the Paintings to be
had at the door—Price 12 J Cents.
June 11.
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Hie While, or Bowyer’s bulphur
Springs,
GREENBRIER COGJtlX Virginia.
_ — ''
'T'HESE highly and justly celebrated In*
A gether with the buildings and a pirt 6f the mi- '
tied estate, appertaining thereto, have been least-1
by the Subscribers, who mean to exert their u^nncst
power to prepare for the reception and comfortable
accommodation of as many as a want of health, or
a wish to preserve it may induce to visit these well
known fountains of health—The salutary effects of
which, they hope and believe, will be much increas
ed by the additional comforts in the accommodation
which the Subscribers mean to afford. The seaaon
will commence on the First day of July next, 1810.
But a good Tavern will at all times be kept open
for the reception and accommodation of travellers
and others, under the care of Mr. JAMES FRAZER,
a most respectable man, for whose good conduct.,
the Subscribers pledge themselves.
William Hernden & Co.
Fredericksburg, June 7. Jel3 4w
ttjIT3ju3Z TT
t \i
for sale,
10,000 bushels SAL'J’,
vistH, Turk’*-Island, add j
11 P'pe* Old French Braftff..
wt«f3,r •—
»«SSiSaa^sar^- *"
.tat,
Bn^^o'x CKreV^fflejf**'-- ’ ;
300
excel lent Shrub, JOOwt.I
?resh Imperial and Hysoo Tea
and Table Beer, In barrels an
and about
1000 dozen Porter, equal in flav<* feaitm**:
to any made on the contiwfcht. • '
June 1.
5m
A
Genuine Patent and family ]
cines,
Celebrated for the cure of most diseases to aftub dM ift,
m,T1 Body is liable. ... ” . £g\ .
Prrpfirtd only h* the sole Proprietor ^
r. W. DTOTT. M. u. ’
Grandson of the late Dr. Robertson, df Edinburgh.
rffiyiBr
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SI’
CRLl lH ATED
Stomachic Elixir of Health.
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V*-K
(Price one dollar and lyfty Cents 1
One o IV- met nffiacout
the publtck, for tho speedy relief and cure
coughs, colds, consumption,, thehonr.inc
painsand »,nd the Stomach, rembX* hbSUuil*S*
ness, sickness « the «omarh, dys«„teL,XfeaT*'
d^.’&c Ic^'184* lhe ~mmer
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DR. R6BF.RTSON’S
Vegetable Nervous Coi
__ , o*f ...
■oature 8 Grand Restorative,
i '£?ee. 0nr Dolb*r and Fifty Cali*.! ,sMfca
Is contidently recommended as the mZt ctEcea.«« *-u .'V
d cine, for the speedy relief and cure tfrtnSJSS?
plaints impurities of the blo*a, seminal
and various complaints, resulting from secret im«»5 * ‘ '
Of youth and diluted plessufe,, ^,^".
"r«or’mnrr'"”*'^®A1''KPoftea' ,h‘Iorex^Tn^
UK. ROBERTSON’S
Patent Stomachic Wine fj
CPrice One Dollar.)
These cc!ebr»tod and well known Bitten ire
purely of vegetables, aui are parUBulatly Hnetad
10? weak constitutions, cleanfipt *ud (length
ftomach 1,^ mcreafing the appetite, they arlT
serviceable in all seasons, but particularly fo <
proach of warm weather, when billion. habit. «
such total loss of appetite. A
against intermittent fevers and
W tyentarfct tut, i’
DR. ROBERTSON’S ; ^
Celebrated Gout & Rheumatic Drops.
CPrice Two Dollar*.)
S1n *nJ cfectU4' “it* ru“he gout, rlreumtism, him.
ba?o, firm, and gravel, «*ellulg,»,w| we*kfw»»ofthejoim,, 5
sprains, bruin*, and art kinrl, of *^n swM,. the
IWM&fxr1«■*•*•** -pESKv
DR. ROBERTSON'S 'm, *
Infallible Worm Destroying LozetlifegSj
P'L h,*'lly n,ce,3*ry to be kept in all Fa^ii3
Dr. Dvott’s Anti-Billious Pills, ’ ^
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and Malle rimst F«»
prevention and cure of Bilious and Maltanant Fe.
ver*. Price 85 cent., large boxes SO eenu.
'ICC 25 Miiti. larto Ka». ut\ __
—
DR. DVOTTS ,
ratent Uch Ointment.?. , 4*:
' For pleasantness, sof.ty, e*perlitron, ind **!»;<. .
ty, ts infinitely SMperor to ar.r other medicine* for ^n aarn '»
of that meet dltagrteaMe and tormenting du»<4er**^L
ITCH. Price 50 cents per bar,
DR. TISSOf%
Celebrated Gout and Rheumatick
■ / ' Drops. ; ;* ■ ' . \.;$§
f Prke Two Dollar*.) *
The Vegetable Balm of
(Pnre One Dmr.J
The Balm of Iberia,' •?
Extracted from an Iberian plant, for term* defect, of j ‘
•kin, and Unprovine the rasp^ier, ; cjjfc,
(Prtte 7 vo UaUort.J ■ % V
The Restorative Dentrifice, k
For deantine, whrteninE. Ibid preecrvito Art ~*‘i
gums. Price 50 cents per bo*. , - . i -. — a
Since lha above invaluable medic in« were firfl <
by Dr. Robertson, upward* of Seven Hundred .'
Perams have experienced their happy and aatutan
'hwny'nf whom from iheereatefttltWUty.
Da.Dror*, respectfully solicit* the publick to <
that owing ro the «r*ihotm of cmet, —- 5 “
Che tfficacy of the above-Mudien
merou* (hr their insertion ihertnwpny
quetjee thereofpiibiiahed pamphlets, wf
m the most dernoortratod end cunspieud
deniable facte ci*nM by Citirroe at the n
ictefgjr, m*t**ft>***««*<. «>4 ,
•ratiy of him and h» .respective agenu
United States. 'T
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