Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-23 00:00:00, page 4

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Caroline, from the City of St. Domingo,
Prime Green Coffee in bags and bbls.
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v > *ize Mahogany Logs, Lignomvitn, and
; 'Hqf Sklitt, ; foTSaleby
j£-W ’ - Peter Desnoe,
.« No. 13, Campbell’s Wharf.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
.! >^Has settled in tlie Borough of Norfolk,
i'll—si: ...» ''.wri'-li..!-* .#.l.Y..!. >•_■'- ..
a ' •?fI resinned the practice of the law. He practice*
the FftteMl and State Courts, holden in the Bo
■ '' ' ’ rough of Narvik } and in the inferior and superior
! courts of the counties of Norfolk, Pripcess-Anne,
^*d Nantemond. His office is but a few steps from
P . J»he EkrAaagipni^-House. \! , ;k
‘ Merit M. Robinson.
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arreIj^Alexandria%tp. FLOUR,
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Petersh
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Potoms
Prime I
4,
• V„40 ..
Rye Whiskey, 1st and Sd proofs
yfP' v do. •
If ’ do. Apple Brandy
in
do. ■ Peach • da. 4th proof,
Peac
■ d hhris. 3d proof Antigua Rum. : - ' '■<
, prop
For Bale by
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J. R. & J. Rhodes.
November 14.
aw
wt
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Butter* Candles* &c<
Pi' - - ' , * ,r v ‘ -
, • lOp kegs Butter, superior quality,
f&k SO boxea Mould Candles, 17, barrels Whiskey,
* ( ; l pipe and 8 barrels Gin. '
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tVM. $ENKOCK.
October SS.
tf.
Mfc. J. HUaU,
DENTIST, FROM PAP IS.
•; O^SPBOTFULLY informs the Ladies and Oentte
W: jk *lroen of Norfolk, end its vicinity, that having prac
With the greatest success in the various bran*
Chet of his profession, offers his services to them,
r;>fhd solicits a continuance of their liberal patronage,
v' ^ He straighrens, ’cleans, plugs, and separates teeth;
likewise straightens them when out of their natural
0«)et\ either by accident or natural defect, which
if suffered to remain, are frequently the cahse of ul
cers in the mouth, and is also a great impediment to
pronunciation. Ladies and gentlemen desirous of
li ving natural or artificial teeth', may rest assured
of having them done; in a superior style, and on mo.
ffepate terms. J Huau will punctually attend at the
Abuses of those ladies and gentlemen who n\ay notify
him of such a desire, or he may be seen at No. 34,
iCburch-Street, where be will remain a, few weeks
./ •„
?• Huaq, has lust received from Paris via Phila
C. —
delphia, Amt-Scorbutlck Decoction, prepared by
j?-:
tn^. Desirabodc, which gives the teeth a beautiful
tv ; ^ Whfte, 'and preserves both the teeth and. gums—also
Superfine Tooth Powder. ‘ ' ’
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m.
Tfo St/bscriBerS' hpre taktn the vpper stnry g£Afr.
'■■v fhortura\ H'aic-House on Lee’s fIf he if,. Town
they will tarry on the
■ *;. ^ ^ Sail-Making Business,
afctl thosewhowjll employ them, miy rest assured
•*n
they will leave nothing undone to merit the appro.
batiopof their customers.
f-£
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fv £•+*'.
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Ki /or SALft by the Subscriber^
U *0,000 wt ight’ Navy Bread,
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(a non <i_ . . c
.10,000 do.* * Pilot do. first quality
at>pTe article* always on
STEPHEN HARRIS.
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ill Petition will be presented t9 th,e5
Oeu^rtJ Assembly b» widen Concord-Street
^feet tn Orsnhy.SyMt, with the least possible
lt;V‘ Wivi<1u*U an«Ppense to the corporation,
wbetlfl. ' ' • tma \
JCiitiit foR Norfolk. County,;
.Brent, surviving.
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Mm Brent It Cm.- . . „. _ ,, . ,k
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mm y lnwph Segume.SheirtTof theCwm- r:>i». v3;*»*t
?fp Morfolk, into whose fosses- \V"
swm the estate 6f 'Alexander /'* Chancery.
H'Pougte, deceased, wa* placed I; »,.'*• >.
^ hy1 an order ot the Court of »aki I' • ~ju
ii-'' i County, and the heirs o| the said I 'r >’
, JC;" -; -; Akatwnder' M’Dowgle, Uif’ti. J ' ,
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and tlld rides of Otis court j and it appearing to the
, widdM a copy of this
Hf?; £§* W fortJrwWi>i«isM fd^hfSsr- ^'
»v,'v
ing at M>,«, WfSitcer, (the store f*+urfo
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FjS#i&rul Winter <5c*ddsf:
Amongst whichore
4. W
Superfine and common Blue/ Black,
S Green, Drab, and Park mixed Cloths, -
Superfine nod common blue, black, drab, and dark
muted Cassimeres, . - **
Blue, Mack, drab, and dark mixed Brunswick Coeds
and Stockingnetts, ..> ;•)*
Fashionable Waistcoating, / t
Blue and drab Plains, * . ^
Blue and white Kerseys, > ' 1/ * ^ \
Bear Skins,
White, red, and yellow Flannels; Pelisse do.
Rose and Point Plankets,
Black, olive, drab, con stituthm Cords and Velvets,
Irish Linens, Irish Sheetings, Linen and Cotton
Diapers,
Long Lawns; Linen Cambricks; Brown Hollands,
Linen and Cotton Checks,
Gurrahs, Mimoodies, Jalumponrs, blue Cottons,
Sooty RomaHs and Gilla Handkerchiefs,
Dimities, Furniture do.
Callicoes, undressed do. furniture do.
Silk and Cotton Ginghams; Shirting Cottons,
Black, coloured, and white cam brick Muslins,
Twilled Cambricks, Jaconet Muslins, plain and figur
ed Leno do.
Fancy and seeded do.
Mull Mull do.
Klegant 7-4 Cachmirs Shawls,
Silk and Cotton Shawls,
Bandanna and flag silk Handkerchiefs; Madras do.
Childrens’ cotton do.
Ladies' and Gentlemens’ silk, cotton, apd worsted
Hosiery ; Gentlemens’ short cotton, worsted and
lamb's wool do.; coarse yarn do.
Childrens’ worsted Shoes and Socks,
F.xtra long white and coloured Kid Gloves,
Silk and cm inn Armlets,
Gentlemens’ silk, bc iver, and dog s^in Gloves,
Silk and cotton Suspenders,
Black Bomb.t zeros; white and black Crapes, ‘
White and coloured cotton Balls,
Sewing Cotton in hmks j Nun’s Treads ; Tapes,
Robbins; Galloon Bindings ; Furniture do*.
Pins, Oil Cloths, cotton Umbrellas,
f Likewise,
. v A numher of other Articles,
To make his assortment complete, 4II of which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
October 15. tf
2000 Russia Mats, for shipments of
S It, Grain, &c.
26 crates well assorted Earthenware,
2 sets elegant Table China,
30 boxes half pint Tumblers, 100 straws each,
5 do. plain anti cut Wine Glasses,
60 do. short Pipes, four groce each—For
Sale at my Ware-House in Water-Street, for cash
or Newbcm Bank Notes.
' John C. Niemeyer.
Who ia aelling off at reduced firicc»t
His Stock of GOODS,
On Main-Strest- Coveiating of
An elegant assortment of Cutlery, Hardware, Look
ing Glasses, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, and a
great variety of Fancy Articles.
And Offerafor Rent,
The House now occupied by him,
on Main-Street, containing five convenient rooms
up stairs, a neat Store and Back Room down stairs,
three excellent dry Cellars, a fire-proof Kitchen,
and other Out Houses,
October 31. lm
Best Green COFFEE,
For Sale by «
Moses. Myers & Son,
October 15, tf
20,000 bushels coarse SA,l/T>
For Sale by
4 N. Heron,
August 20- , - n tf
LANDING j
Fruity on board the litRetrieve af Murray'*
H;aar/t
100Q Sacks.S<\LT, Liverpool filled,
ISO Crates Earthenware, well assorted*
' For Sale by.
A, Maclure.
September 19* tf
. LANDING
Frym a* bqardjhe Riving State*,, Caftt. JVevtcoaii,
from Afio-York,
60 barrels Apple .Brandy,
59 do priniePork,
3 casks Glassware, containing Tumblers, Decan
ters, Goblets, Wine ..Glasses, See.
1 jbp*flaying Cards, 1 do. Ink Powder.
ForJfc*leby
WiUianj. Peeppeks
October 19. tf__
ifr SALE at my Urtw-iJotue,
Strong, Table, and Ship BEER,
i By the hogshead, barrel, and half barrel—and , a
constant supply of bottled PORTER in packages
and by the. dozen. 1 " „
-. And in Store, -?•; /
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries
; wholesale andretail.
jpxpfiHayes.
February M. tf •
•> ' ¥3* MOTtCB. T—”7,
A. Petition WillJbe. presented to the
next General Assembly. to open , Granby-street to
, Main-street*
‘ , August 37. .',7 ’"y ■ VV . ~ tma „ ■-,;
FOR SALE, r
A Lease of the STORE, next door to
Mrs. Campbell's, 'west,at present occupied by Afc.
Noel, Itas a back roots below .and two op stairs, a
good cellar and yard, has four years .to run from
uecetotar ndK,, F<$ Vftf»» -v :
•■\7'.7 y' Vi.' Peter Elliott*• •
No. 101, Main-Street;
a."' « '
‘mbirM&s
Estmbliahmertf.4
'jgJ -3#$k
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vicinity, JK by the iasrnrnvxFt
(SciV'r Canton, captain JohnfcSk,'
rnt*:
<»wed the ceipnamder of f ^ f
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Their FaU Supplyy
Whidh they advertised they irere in expectation*
Consisting of a variety of the
most fashionable fancy articles ;
which in addition to those previously received, con
stutes a complete assortment of every description of
DRY GOODS,
Which are now opened for inspection at the Store
No. 20, Market Square, lately occupied by Mr,
Eugene Higgins.
Country Merchants and Wholesale Dealers gene
rally, are respectfully informed, that they intend to
keep up thfir supply all through the year, and that
they will be supplied on the mest liberal terms for
CASti only.
Neilson & Neale.
November S. tf -
Wood and Hastings,
Have just received, " ' ' ,
1 c:\se Women’s drab & slate coloured
Wonted and Cotton Hose,
1 do. Womens’ black worsted do.
1 do. Mens’ Lamb Wool do.
1 trunk Mens’, Womens’, and Girls’ white cotton
Hose, a
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 do. Black
Silk do.
1 case Fancy Muslins and twilled Cambrlcks,
2 do. 9-8 and 6-4 Cambricks do.
3 do. Shirtings, part very fine,
1 do. Cambrick Dimities,
1 do. common and furniture do.
3 trunks Callicqps, assorted, 1 cs.se cotton Balls,
1 case cotton Braces,
1 do. cotton Umbrellas, dodo. Checks,
Black Cambrick, Silk Ginghams, black Lustrings,
Silk Velvets, white Sattins, an assortment of
Silk Cords, Tabby Velvets, furniture Callicoes,
a few yards elegant Velvets and Sattins for Bon
OPts,
1 case Comfort’s and Marino Tippets,
- do. tine Irish Linens and Linen Cambricks,
Best Superfine Cloths *"d Cassimeres, Stocking
Netts and. Bedford Cords, fashionable Vestings and
fine Coatings, Blankets, Flannels, Bearskins, and
one case London Hats, best quality and newest style.
—Also—
1000 pieces India COTTONS.
The above Goods with their Stock on hand, com
prising a large assortment, will be sold at prices
worthy the atention of purchasers, for cash or ap
proved credit. November 14. tf
DANIEL SANFORD*
Hat jtut received per the brig Wheeler, Captain
&uk?n, from London,
A part of his Fall Goods,
Which he is now opening at his Store, No. 10,
Market-Square—Comiating of
Superfine Navy Blue and Black Cloth,
Ladies'Beaver Bcajnets, Hats, Stockenets,
One Trunk Ladiesf-'and Gentlemens’ Cotton Hose.
October 1. tf
China, Glass, &c. ”
THE SUBSCRIBER
Has received in addition to his former Stock by the
brig Diligence, capt Tracey, from Liverpool, and
ship Rising States, from London,
A complete atsortment qf all kind* of
Cut and Plain Glass, Globe Lamps,
#* India.. Shades, Salver, &c. &c.
Tor Sale by
G. White.
October 3& lm
• FOH SALE,
4000 bushels, Turk’s Island1 SALT,
Afloat.
Mackinder 8C White.
ALSO,
40 casks Hibbert’s best Brown Stout,
October 26. tf
LANDING ~ '
From.on board the Brig Horizon, and will be sold by
the SubtcnUf on reasonable terms if taken from
along aide.
1000 sacks SALT; Liverpool filled,
200 tons do. loose,
21 crate* Earthenware, 62 boxes Pipes,
41 pieces Twilled Sacking,
1 baleOzaaburgs.
A. Maclure.
Sept, 26. tf
FOR LEASE,
Far a number of rears,
Six LOTS fronting the Main Road
leading out. of the Borough, near Mr. David Fierce's
Dwelling-House.
FOR SALE;
On a credit of i, 2, and S Fears,
A place called DUNSVIi LE,
On the road to Mr. Arreistead’s Rope Walk, with
in the limits of the corporation—this place is orna
mented with trees, is on high ground, and well situ,
ated for a publick garden.
Aho for Sale on the tame credit.
A BRICK HOUSE on Main-Street,
Ne. 93, near Market Square, near 50 feet in front,
calculated for .two tenement!, and a good stand for
businessman? occupied by Niemejer Sc Von Kapft
, ' „ ^ T* Blanchard.
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For. SALE- by ike- Subscriber,
100 tierces R]CI£i of prime< .
landing freia on board the Charleston P*
■ x' ■£?..v; d*d i*.Store, V ■
30 bales Upland Cotton, and H fe%
Gfio, Baincock.
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of the Phmmx Amf jje
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TaacefrowFif**.
* ««d Merchandiwi, -
of Annual Prmiu,n»b^ paid for Amurnet
_ HAZARDS OF iK frt»T CLASS, Vlt
Brick or stofiehuildlngs cohered With slate ,
not contiguous *6 any other buildup, furniture
merchandize notbacardous, contained In such bu..
bigs—For anv sum not exceeding 10,000 dotta**
one risk 37 1-2 cents per annum per 100 AJlaii®**
adjoiniog other buildings of same material* S6 1-4,
cents per 100 dollars. '-n
HAZARDS OF THE SMCND CLASS, VljR^**
Buildings having the fouVwalls entirely of bridfc
or stone, carried through the roof and covered wid*
shingles, not contigious to any other.tedldings, fuT.
niture, or merchandize not hazardou4§|$k>ntAt<iedl*
such buildings—For sums not exceed
lars in one risk S6 1-4 cent* per annum per lC0 8nU
lars; if adjoining other buildings of the same mat*.!
rials^ 75 to 100 cents per 100 dollars. & ■
, HAZAHDS OF THE THIRD CLASS, Iflft. V
Timber Buildings covered with shingles, not coti*
tiguous to any other buildings, and entirely free fi
external risks, furniture or merchandize not
zardous contained in said buildings—For sum
exceeding 10,60® dollars in one risk, 100 ceil ‘
100 dcdlnrs ; if adjoining other buildings 150 —rvm
cents per annum’per 100 dollars, propoi tionabl*
the external risk.
Larger sums may be insured by special afetetmenk 1
with the Agent. > ‘
1 allow Melters, Soap-Makers, Brewers, Vinegar
aud Sweet Makers, Hemp and Flax Dressers, Pfint
ing Houses, Coopers, Capenters, C .binet-Mskers,
Coach-Makers, Malt-Houses, Bakers, Ship-Chaod
lers, Boat-Builders, Hupe-Makerg, Sugar-Refiner.
Distillers, Chemists, Varnish-Makers, Turpentine*
W ■ ' .»v.o, • UlULUtlilV*
lAl i>r>O 'rha..4a,n. _1 .11 RC.tl % . • . -
or*is, Theatres, and all Mills and M«chioer#<
are deemed extra-hazardous, and the rate upon - * -»
risks will be proportiunably increased. . • ,i
• Condition* of Insurance. , : -M
I. Persons desirous to make insurance on bmUJ.
mqs, are to rtejiver in to the Agent the following p«rw
ticulars, viz.—Of what materials the walls and roof
of each building are constructed, as well as the con
struction of the buildings contiguous tliafto ;'"whe
ther the same are occupied as private dwellings, or
how otherwise; where situated; also, the turtle or
names of the present occupiers. '' -■%*»
Each building must he separately valued, md1*
specified sum msured thereon ; and in tike manner
a separate sum insured on the property contained
therein. * ,
All mannfactorles which contain furnaces, stores,
coa kies, ovens, or otherwise use fire-heat, are charge
able at additional rates. . yv
In the insurance of goods, wares, or nerch$nfa«’&
the buildings op place in which the same are deposit
ed, is to be descrilied ; also whether such goods aihb
of the kinds denominated hazardous, and whether
any manufactory is earned on in the premise*
And if any person or persons shall insure ttfs-e*
them buddings or goods, and shall cause the same to
be described in the policy otherwise than ns the*
really are, so as the same be charged at a' lower pre^.*
mium than is herein proposed, such insurunceshatl
hoof no force. ~jk..
H. Goods held in trust, or im rominii|f||| ■liiiV t
be insured us such, oilier wise the policy. wiPnot ew*
tend to cover such property.
HI. No lessor damage to l^jlid on fire happen
ing by anyjnvasmn, foreign enemy, civil commoU
on, riot, dr any military or usurped power ttMjh*
ver; nor for damage- done by fire occr.sirndP^# :
earthquakes or hurricanes : but this company wtil
make good losses on property burnt by lightning; %
Books of accounts, written securities, biilsl
bonds, tallies, and ready money, cannot be insuredJ
V. Jewels, plate, medals, or other curiosities}
paintings and sculptures, are not included irt any in
surance, unless such are specified in the poliev.
VI. Persons insuring property at this oflTcej TiiU«
give notice of any otlier insurance made elsewhere
wi their behalf on the same, end cause such other
insurance to be endorsed ou their policies-; m which
case each office shall be llableUo the payment only of
a rateable proportion of any loss ordamage which ’
may be sustained ; and unless such notice.is given.
i’e insured will not be entitled to recover in $aWof.
VII. Mo order of insurance win be ofanyforcei,
unless the* premium is paid to the agent, or unless
sum has .been advanced,: and thngwent hasdeKverap;
his receipt on. account of the and all person#*
desirous to continue their insurances, must make -
their future payments annually, within fift«rin day»
after the day limited by their respective pomes, or
the same will he void.
VI1L Ail persons assured by this ctrnpany, susel -
tsining any loss or damage by fire, are forthwith te •
give, notice to the company’s agent, and'as soon *a ‘
possible after, to deliver in, as particular aneoeoun*
of their loss or damage, signed with their owtfhandw
as the nature of the case will admit of,; and mafcm
proof of the same by their oath or afljtangggO
and by their books of accounts or other propdMmu
chers, as shall be reasonably required; and^halF
procure a cegificate under the hands of amagistratej?
or sworn notary of the city or district in which thbF
fire happeued, not concerned in such loss, importing
thatthey are acquainted with the chaMeteWndc'ira *
cumstances of the iierson nr persons insure^andde
know, or verily believe, that he, she, or they.* real
ly, »no by misfortune, without any kindef fraud or
evil practice, have sustained by such fire, iota find,
damage to the amount therein mentioned; and umi?
such affidavit and certificates are produced, the ion
money shall not be payable ; also, if there' appaS** .j
any fraud or false swearing, the claimant shall fori $
feit his claim to restitution, or payment, by virtue©#,
his policy. ,
IX* In case any difference or dispute shat)asis%
between the assured and the company, touching nf
loss or damage, such difference may be submitted^e
the judgment and determination of arbitrator* indifV
ferently chosen, whose award in'writing shall figt
conclusive and binding town parties. And when any*
lessor damage shall have been dutyprogML the in*,’
•fired shall receive satisfaction,*4o the qR^amaunt &
thereof, without allowance of any discount, .to
other deduction whatever, c
X. Persons chu&ing to insure for seven years. will
be charged for sin years only j also, for n’tohnum*,
ber of years Jhra seven, will be allowed a reaaotm..'
blediscount. ; .• •* :'-•' • .r-Fd'^
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