Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1807-12-30 00:00:00, page 4

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St. Mary’s College.
-grand lottery,
Baltimore.
Authorised by the General AfTrmbly of the State of Mary
land ; the Scheme of which Lottery is tlie mo»t brilliant ever
offeretf to the citizen* of the United States, containing be
i Udes a taiga number of other good prize*,
30.000 Dollars,
prize of
5 1
do. of
13.000
do. of
10.000
3
do. of
2
5.000
*4
do.’of
1 500 -
8
do. ttf
1.000
7
..Hot two blanks to a prize, and the lowed pr ize twelve dol
lars. The Schemecontaiosotily 21,500Tickets ; 1C,000 *f
Which are actually sold to a company of gentlemen in
la New-York, to whom the managers have obligated
themselves to commence the drawing in the City of Balti
'jnore, on THURSDAY, the 31ft day of December next,
‘and to draw 500 tickets per day
Tickets and Shares are now selling in a variety of numbers,
and very rapidly at Ten Dollars and an half each, for a very
short time, at G A R WAITE’S truly fortunate Lottery Of
fice, corner of Market-ftreetand Chari,n-flreet, Baltimore
The grandeur of the Scheme of the above Lottery, toge
ther with an afTurar.ee from the managers that it will pnfitive
ly commenre drawing on the 31ft day of December next,
'have been a fufh' ient inducement for the fubferihersto come
to the cite of Baltimore, for the exprefs purpofe of facilitat
ing the sale of the Tickets.
G. R. Waite.
$One of the above firm will personally attend the drawing
daily to take down the numbers correctly, as will also one of
their clerks.
sThe next New-York Lottery will not commence drawing
till April next Tickets of which Lottery may be had at
'iWaitc’S Offices, in Maiden Lane, New-York.
N. H. Diftant advci.Iiecrs accompanying rlu-irorders with
Bank Notes of any descript.on, to either of Waite’s Offices
in Baltimore or New-York, may have Tickets and Shares
'forwarded to any amount with the ulmoft punctuality, and
the e&rlicft advice fent them of their fui cefs All prizes sold
by G. & R. Waite will be paid by them A list of all pi izes
.drawn will be sent to the Printer of thif Paper, for the in
, spectioD of adventurers.
October 14.
3in
Now landing from the schooner Prudence Mary Jiom
NtwYork,
'■f7 hhds. first quality SUGARS,
barrels prime Pork, city inspection,
j|0 boxes Mould Candies ; 5 hhds. double refined Sugar,
l$? 5 pipe* Brandy ; reams Writing Paper,
2 trunks fine and coarse French l>ace, which will be sold
at* low rate for Cash. Apply at No I, Commerce-ftreet to
j* * William Hull, Jun.
.October 16. tf
Just got to Hand.
|*22 chests Hyson TEA, will be sold
'low for cash.
George Wilson.
Nov. 18.tf
For SALE, or will be barteredJor Staves, Corn, or
Flour,
5000 bushels Liverpool SALT, loose
and in sails,
\ 1 ton Shot, assorted ; 2 ton German Steel.
James Young.
November 13.tf
For SALE, by the Subscriber,
34 hogsheads WHISKEY,
50 crates Lartlienwaie; 10 casks Glass do.
65 boxes 8 by 10, 37 do. 10 ’}v 12 Window Glass,
.16 groce Wine Bottles ; 18 boxes Castile Soap,
? 1 hog-head and 5 barrelsPhiladelphia Loaf Sugar,
10 hhds Petersburg, 2 do Richmond, and 4 do. York Ri
ver Tobacco; !J bales Cotton,
» 98 whole and 9 half tierces Rice.
A. Maclure.
November 13. tf
.. ■ --— — ■ .- -
Now landing from on board the schooner
Mohawk, Roger Quarles, master, from Leghorn,
120 hogsheads Bordolease CLARET,
96 casks Roll Brimstone,
100 boxes Castile Marbled Soap, S') tin boxes Saffron,
5 cases Florence Silks of all colours, a great rqany black,
2 hhds shelled Almonds,
100 half cheats Lncca Oil, of 30 flasks,
100 boxes Lucca Oil, 12 bottles each,
3 cases Chip Hats. For Sale by
William Penfiock.
October 12. tf
For SALE,
2 elegant Bay Horses, a complete match,
2 do. grey do. do. do.
1 remarkable fine bay, and one very excellent grey Horse—
for which, Notes of the Bank of Newborn and Cape-Fear, j
orProc Money will be taken in payment—Apply at the Of
fice of the Publick Ledger. Sept. 25. tf
t « ' A. M’KINLEY,
Silk, Cotton, and Woollen Dyjer,
. No 13, Bank-Street,
Respectfully informs the publick that he Cleans and
Dyes all kinds of Silk ind Sattins, finishing them with neat
ness and dispatch ; all kind of Gentlemeu s Clothes cleaned
and dyed ; best standing blue upon Colton, Linen, Carpets,
•nd Blankets ; Cleaned Straw and Chip Hats dyed, dressed,
&c. &c.——All commands will be thankfully received, exe
cuted on the shmt notice and ou the lowest terms.
November 30. tf
THE SUBSCRIBER
• Mas removed to the brick store at the head of Camp
bell’s wharf, fronting said wharf and Wide Water
street, where he offers at wholesale or retail his as
sortment of
Groceries and Ship Chandlery,
t Among which are
hogsheads Muscovado SUGAR,
■ 1 do. * and 6 barrel* loaf do.
r 6 do. Antigua, Jamaica, and Grenada Rum,
3 pipes French Brandy, 2 hhds. and 6 bbls Rye Whiskey,
4 barre's Apple Brandy, 1 do. Peach do. 10 hags Coffee,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and Souchong Teas,
Pepper, Piinenfo, and Nutmegs,
Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines,
London and Philadelphia Porter, English Cheese,
Bar Lon and Castings, Nail and Spike Rods,
German Steel, Powder and Shot, Tar, Pitch Sc Turpentine,
Paints and Oil, black and bright Varnish,
Canvas and Cordage, Nails and Spikes.
Also just received,!
SO boxes Lemons, 12 half bbls. Beef Tongues,
g0 kegs Tongues and Sounds, 40 kegs and 2 bbls. Salmon,
ft bbls. Mackarel, 15 cases Sallad Oil, 1 cask Currants,
, jo boxes Olives, Capers and Anchovies,
6 dozen bottles Cayenne Pepper, 3 do. do. Pickled Peppers,
BO boxes Soap, 20 boxes Candles,
BO barrels Alexandria superfine and fine Flour.
John D. Haldane.
July 31._ ■> tf
— FOR RENT,
And possession given the 1st of Jan. next,
that commodious three story brick DWELLING HOUSE in
Church-street, at present occupied by Mr. Barth. Redman.
^And a convenient two story DWELLING HOUSE, with
a fine extensive garden, in the Fields near Smith’s Point, at
6resent occupied by Mr. Stratton, possession of which may
shad the 1st of January—Application to be made to
Wm. Plume Sc Co.
SAMUEL COLEMAN, |
!Opposite the Market, (westward) offers for Sale,
Warranted Nevv-York SHOES, anci
will return the money when Shoes are bought upon his particu
lar recommendation, if they, should not wear well. He
thinks he has exerted himself as much t»* get the best and
handsomest Shoes and Boots of the manufacture of the Unit
ed States as anv man in th«m, and has the assurance of the
manufacturers in New-York, Philadeiphnt, Newark, and
Baltimore, where the Shoes and Boots are made purposely f jt
this market, that they shall be in aH cases customers' woik ;
and the report of a great number of those who have purchas
ed Shoes, confirms their being so.
He has no-uj on handy
A general assortment of fresh New-York SHOES.
Foi Ladies there are a variety of now Kid Patterns; Velvet
Slip ers, different colours, neat workmanship, of Silk & Tab
by Velvet; Morocco B«»ots, Bootees, and Walking Shoes,
to tie and not to tie, with coik soais and without, Ac Foi
gentlemen, Bolle's we.I ki own stoutand light fine seal lea
ther Shoe* and Moro< ro I'ump*, with several other kinds :
| For Miss *s, a variety of Moroccoand Leather, For Boys, ve
r> fine for dancing, common,* strong, lined and bound, and
coarse. For Children, Morocco Bo • tecs. different colours,
siz«_d from 3 to 1, leather l umps. Shoe* and Bootees; and
for Servants, su« h as appear to be of very superiour quality.
1 here is attached to the Store a very comfortable back
room, where Ladies may retire for the purpose of trying on
Shoes or Boots
He has a gr*-at variety of KngILh K id Shoes, some of which
having been long on hand, will be sold at 7 Gd.; and a
quantity of the most fashionable Lmbelhshments, quite fresh
; at reduced prices
He hat on hand,
SI IOES made try a very faithful workman in this
vicinity, nf the ben wax-lrather, it. a shape to suit old gen
tiomen, With which he will be regul.ily supul <d.
Vernon’s ele^Hiit Baltimore BOOTS, kept in
such quantity as to »ive a pmbability of biting any person ;
i sold at the prices in Bi'timnry
INew-rork l*ilots HOOTS, an improvement up-!
ou the plan of Fishermens* Boots !
A considerable quantity nf Boston SHOES and j
BOOl.S, k ptfor the p*irj ost* of supplying those who’muNt ]
have what they think cheap, not appearing to know that the j
best things, an* generally, rheapest; these wil be so d low. |
He is in expertatmn of a quantity of the most elegant 1
Philadelphi K1H SI.IPPP RS, by the first vessel
With duo encouragement, he is perfectly confident he can 1
supply handsomer and better **hoes and Bo-*ts, than has been
furnished by any person in this place heretofore ; and if bet
ter, ultimately cheaper—but without it, it is impossible to
keep a good as>ort*nent. !
He !urs ahoy \
A quantity of India COTTONS ; a few tons of
BAR IRON; and Pennsylvania BUTTER in small kegs, i
nicely pickled, at 20 cents.
Just received by Fergusons Packet from Baltimorey a
fresh supply of
Vernon’s Winter BOOTS.
November 27. tl*
GERMAN LINENS, &c.
lo bales coarfe Lined,
4 do. Kuflia Sheetings,
3 boxes German Rolls,
2 do Rouans Sheeting,
1 do. fine Flanders do.
3 do I*! at i lias,
1 do. fine Dowlas,
2 do. Tabic Cloth,
1 do. common Shirt Li
nen,
1 do. extra fine do.
I do. Bid Tick 2 yards
■ A wide,
Aim,
6 elegant Tereftrial Globes,
3 pair large Looking Glares,
in gilt frames, of the first
elegance,
Elegant marble Statues,
Urns and Vases,
Liquor Caf* s, Oil Cloth,
Water and afCle Irons,
C offee Mills and loaders,
Velvet Ribbons,
Fins Thread Stockings,
tlegal.t Cutlery,
An m/oice ot Watches,
Watch Chrystali and Beads,
XMiemeyer & VonKaptt.
September ll.
if
At Private Sate,
By S. MARKS, Jim.
Corner of Commerce and Watsr-Areet,
10 hhds. Antigua, 1 ‘2 do. N. E. 50
barrels do. KlIM,
30 hhils and 20 barrels Sugar; 10 pipes Country Gin,
8 pipes Cogniac Brandy : 150 boxes Mould Candles,
0 boxes Spermaceti Candles ; 4 bales (inped Blankets,
3 bales Blue Duffils •, i do fine Cloths ; 2 do. blue Plains,
- 2 do. Hugs ; 1 do Check Shirts,
54 do. Tirkleuburgs and Oznaburgs ; 2 do Heffians,
I- 1 trunk Madras Handkerchiefs.
October 24. tf
Richard Jeffrey & Co.
No 66, Main-An-et, corner of Bank-Street, have juA re
ceived .t'rom London, per the I trip Planter,
An assortment of MEDICINES,
of the fjrA quality
Alfo, a few hundred weight refined Salt Petre,
Hardhatn’# Snuff, No 9, and 37, in 1-2 and 1-4 pound
canniAers,
Violet, Benzoin, Windsor and Shaving Soap,
Evan’s befi Crown Lancents, Tooth Brushes qf superior kind
Rer„ ;d Liquorice, <lc. ’
They have on hand, and are in daily expectation of receiv
ing from AinAerdam, all kindsof GLASS WARE, fuitablc
to Apothecaries.
CJ* MEDICINE CHESTS for ships and family
ufe, with printed directions, put up as usual.
October 5. tf
MACKINDER & WHITE,
Have received from London in the ship Planter, and Nabby,
from Liverpool, their
Fall and Winter GOODS.
The best superfine Black, Navy Blue, and fashionable mix
ed Cloths, Calfimeres, Patent Cords, Swansdown, black silk
Florentine, Gentlemen’s patent silk and beaver Hats; La
dies^Trafalgar, Calabria, Buenos Ay res, and Cottage beaver
Bonnets ; Childrens’ beaver Caps and Bounets ; Ladies’plaiu
and fancy Kid anil Morocco Shoes ; red and black Morocco
Nelson’s comforts; Gentlemen’s Hefiian and Spaniih Boots,
and drefs Shoes and Pumps; superiour rich gold Epaulets *
lace and silver Fringe; plain, tamboured, and LcnoMuslin
for dreffes; Callicoes, Chainbrays, and Ginghams ; rose and
striped Blankets ; Kendal Cottoi.s; Arong white Plains; mix
ed Fearnaughts; Flannels; MancheAer Cords; blue and
drab Plains; Dimities and Marseilles; 4-4 lrith Linens;
S-4 and 6-4 Sheetings; Hoftery; Cutlery in boxes aflorted ■
coarse Hats do.; Nails, Window Glass, 4c. ’
The above are offered for sale by wholesale or retail, at the
loweA terms for CaAt oi approved paper.
September 2). tf
~ For RENT,
That commodious Dwelling-House,
adjoining the Subscriber’s, at present occupied by Mr. James
Dy kes;—also a convenient Dwelling-House near the Bridge,
adjoining Mrs. Archer’s, at present occupied by Mr. Nichol
seu ;—also that pleasant retired House on Brewer street, oc
cupied by Stephen Harris; and some Ware-Houses on my
wharf, with or without the wharf. Tor further particulars
apply to ,
lames Tucker.
October if, tf
4;>U pieces Paper Hangings,
80 boxes Window Glafs,
100 do. Short Pipes,
120 do. Spanish Segars,
from 8 t« 20 dolls, per box,
300 doz. empty Bottles,
200 vt. nealed bottling Wire,
800 do Glue,
11,000 best Coffee bass,
4,500 cheap Gunny Bags,
5 boxes Tumblers, Decan
ters, &c.
j A large invoice of Lace,
I Jewellery and Dice,
| Elegant Chessmen,
I Flageolets and Clarinets,
Violins, Hows, and Fifes,
Flutes with four and fix keys,
do patent lined,
Ladies’ Drefling Boxes,
Toilet Looking Giafles,
Shaving Cafes,
Elegant Writing Detks,
Scarlet Pltilh for Saddles,
Seine and Sewing Twine.
For Sale by
Tor SALE,
5 cases only of supcriour PIGEON
EYE CHAMPAIGN.
Apply to the Editor of this Paper.
Dec, 16. tf
WOOD 8C /LISTINGS,
No. 76, Main-Street,
Hare just received an additional supply of
Staple and Fancy GOODS,
| Among which are
Black Silk Velvet; Tabby, do.; Black Silk Floren
tine; Silk Handkerchiefs ; do. Fancy Shawls; Convex Na
vy Buttons 5 fashionable Coat do ; a variety of French
Goods ; 2 trunks Cambrick Muslins j 2 cases Linens j 2 bales
Cotton Checks ; 1 do. Gilla Handkerchiefs ; 5 do India
Cottons, assorted, some very f.ne for Shirtings ; a variety of
Woollens.
They have also on hand a general and extensive assort
ment of
WOOLLEN GOODS.
Every description of fancy Muslins and Dresses; Velvets;
Constitution and President’s Cords; Dimities; Carpets;
Hosiery, Sec. Arc.
On consignment, Just received.
Hussar and Backstrap BOOTS; La
dies’ Kid and Morocco Shoes ; Mens’ coarse do. ; coarse and
fine Has
The above O'. >ODS will be sold at verv reduced prices for
Cash, or undi ubted credit, by whole-ale and retail
Decemberll. tf
Baltimore Baker’s I LOUR,
of superiour quality, for family use, for sale by
T. & W. A Armistead,
Nov. 18.
tf Campbell’s wharf
The Subscriber offers for Sale at his Store in Market
Square,
20 hogsheads W. I. RUM,
lO pipes Cogrnac Brandy ; 5 do. Country Gin,
Sugar—Brown and I.oaf, by the barrel or hogshead,
Teas—Imperial, Hyson, and Young Hyson-Also,
A parcel of DRY GOODS, *
Consisting of Woollens, Calliroes, Hats, and Hardware.
/« addition to tni above^ he intends keeping a constant supply oj
PORK and BEEF.
Bread—Pilot, Navy, and Ship, of the first quality—Fami
lies may be supplied with small qualities of Pilot Bread, of a
superiour qual rty.
Cordage of an v size or description for negotiable notes or
West'India produce.
Any orders for the above articles, will be complied with at
the shortest notice.
Cary Selden.
Nov. $3. tf
Norfolk Drawbridge Company.
An annual meeting of the Stockholders in the
Norfolk Drawbridge Company, “ill beheld at the Exchange
Coffee House on Monday the 11th of next month, at 10
o’clock.
William Cammark, Treasurer.
December 14. tdin
Tor RENT,
That commodious Dwelling-House on
Catharine-Street, now in the occupancy of John D. Hal
dane—possession to be had the 1st day of January next en
suing—Terms made known by application to
John Camp.
December 11. tf
Fur SALE,
73 punch, choice Antigua RUM,
30 do. Grenada do.
000 bushels CORN,
80,000 drawn White and Red Oak STAVES,
CO barrels Pork.
George Wilson.
November 4. tf
FOR SALE,
50.000 white oak hogshead drawr Staves
50,0< 0 red do.
30.000 roug’ do. %
20.000 Cypress Pales
2,000 Cedar and Chinqucpin Posts
50.000 building Shingles.
Proby, Harmanson & Co.
March 2. tf
For SALE,
Imported in the Galliot Fortune, captain Norton, fromTc
nenlfe,
100 pipes and 0o hhds. L. P. Tcnc
ritle WINE,
of superiour quality. Apply to
Phinehas Dana.
September 23. tf
Coarse Liverpool SAL I ,
For Sale on board the Ship Courtney, capt. Bryant, lying at
my wharf. Apply to
William Pennock.
Who has on hand,
Liverpool Blown and Cadiz SALT.
September 16. tf
Landing from the ship Planter, and for sale
at the subscriber’s, at a kw adxanct,
A FAKCEL OF
Woollens, Bed Ticks, Hosiery, and
other GOODS.
Thomas Blanchard.
September 28. tf
NOTICE. I
I am again compelled to solicit all
those indebted to the e.tate of PHILIP COLLINS, deceas
ed, to make immediate payment, as no longer indulgence
can be given. j,
Jane Collins, Admr’x.
December 9._ tf
WANTED for the Ship Sheffield,
A CARPENTER ; also, two young
LADS, from 14 to 15 years of age, as apprentices, not to go
in the cabin or to cook. Apply to
* Josiah Cowper.
December 9. tf
For SALE,
4000 bushels Ground Allum SALT,
And a few well assorted crates of EAR l HEN WARE.
George Murray, 5k Co.
December 7. * tf
Leather, Cordage, and Loaf Sugar.
The subscriber will hereafter expose for Sale
at his Ware-house on Campbell's wharf the above Articles, of
the manufacture of Nerfolk, at reducer! prices for Cash, or
on short credits enly.
Theo. Armistead.
He will sell or lease for a term of years, theftl'ORES at
the end of Mandea'sand Rothery’s wharves.
Feb. 80. If
Just received and for sale ly the suhcnbcr, from
Kcw-York, J
4 half pipes 8 qr. casks old London
particular Madeira WINE ; it) do?.-, 0,1 p„rt do
2n. kT B''-rTo,,eue9 ; 50 k-S* Salmon ; :0 <lo. Mac’arel
oO do Tongues ami Sounds ; 20 do La* ' 9
20bbls. Whi.key ; 10 hhris. N E. Hum; 100 boxes Candles
Also—100 barrels Flour a-Hoat. and‘U*
n , . CARY SKLDKN.
December 2.
German Winter GOODS.
65 dozen Men’s Thick Fulled Stockings,
do. Children’s do. Ho. 6 *
do. Men’s half ^
50
110
do. Mens’ and Boys’ Cloves,
25
do. do. Caps and Mitts,
25
do. Travelling Socks
10
do. Ladies’ House Socks —Just received and for sal* by
v . „ Niemeyer & Von Kapff.
November 20. tf 1
For SALE,
SO hhds. choice retailing Molasses,
1 tierces Currants; 20 kegs Capers, in verv tine order.
November 11. , James Young.
For SALE at my Brew-House,
Strong, Table, and Ship BEER, by
the hogshead, barrel, and half bariel—ai <1 a constant supply
of bottled PORTER in packages and ty the dozen. '
A'A in Si ore,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries,
wholesale and retail.
Joseph Hayes,
Feb. 13. lf }
For REST,
The DWELLING-! iOUSE on Gran
bv-street, belongin'! to cattail, Vickerv, i. xt door t,, Robert
lioush, Esq —possession will be given on the first illy of Ja
nuary next. For terms apply to J
Alexander Wilson.
December 18. tf
New Mode of Swindling.
Two Hundred Dollars Reward
For apprehending the chief actor, RICIl.lliD HAR
DEN,
F.ateof Pratt-fireet, in thecity of Baltimore, Grocer, who
left s iiil city on or about the 24th day of Oitober last The
pubiick would confer an obligation on a person from win m
he purchased a lame quantity of goods, which tugi-t her w ith
others purchased form different j ersons, he sold to many
others, chiefly to a Mr. Shamway, to whom he sold up
wards of G 00 dollars worth ; Shamway had been his clerk)
and likew ise on whom he prevui en to endorse notes to a c<>n
siderablc amount, if they would forward a few lines, menti
oning where he may be found, to F. F care of the Editor of
the Federal Gazette.
The said R, Harden is about 28 years of age, 5 feet 7 <t 8
inches h "h, ft' ut mad-, biaik con plexion, a mark on In*
jaw like that of an evil, down look, and is a tar lor by trade.
When in Baltimore he was dressed in black, with a crape
on his hat; he seems to have a general know ledge of busi
ness, at.d of the country ; is a native of New Fni'lanri. lie
formerly liv. d in Charleston, S. C and in Newborn, N C.
The person he has taken in as above stated, i> a r an with a
Uigc family, from whom lie has taken nearly the whole
means of support for them and himself, and then In c claims
the assistance of the pubhek in detecting him Micu.d the
person giving infnimat'on (so th it he can I e arrested) re
quire it, the above reward will be given bv the writer of this
who mav be known on a'plicatim. to the I <‘m i i f the Balti
more federal Gazette j and i is .amc uevei be mentioned.
N B It is supposed that Harden hjs gone f New York
followed by several of his ass. ciates, at which plate he will
probably resume a trade to which he is no stranger.
December 16. 4t
Thomas H. Parker,
Offers for Sa/i,
Ilis Great-Bridge MILL,
newly fitted up to run two pair ol It..ties —The advantages of
this mill at every grrat, only ten miles fr..tn Nor'. Ik, and fi
tuated on a never failing (imam: although she woiksat pre
sent only two pair r f lloi.es, v 11 the bream affords an abun
dant supply for ten pair.—• l-o, a MILL (known by the
name of Bell’s Mills ' about iwo miles fan In r, now incom
plete order, running one pair of ftm.es anti two f„ws_This
Mill is supplied with water from very extcnfnc fwariq s, and
u. wet feafi.ii very plentifully ; at th s place theie is a (lore,
the fiiuatiou of which, for a lumber fiore, is equal if not fu
periour to any in that part of the emu.m—This ,v,il| can be
fnppli.d with excellent timbrffiom a tia. tof land only
mile diftant from it, which the fuel', ribi r alf,i wTe.s for -ale.
This tract contains between j and 6. 0 acr s, almnli entirely
covered with timber ; the foil, the fuiTcriberci nfidently be
lieves, is not inferior to any mthe lower part of Virginia_
Any perfon purr In,ling thi. Plantatinn would have the benefit
of a reed (warn;, within three miles of it, in wi icb any num
ber of eatt.e may ie kept fat during the whole winter.
October 5. tf
Received per schooner 1 raveller, irom Bos*
ton. ,u»il for S,i:p
r>v edh'.md cl.iRk,
10 tons snub, Hat, and square Bar Iron,
100 bun ’!'**; assorted Nail Rods.
Nov. 18. tp
200 boxes Mould CANDLES,
30 half boxes brown Soap, 10 boxts wli.ic rio.
6<> bags Coffee, 3 tierces do. prime green,
+ hogsheads and 10 barrels loaf Sugar,
12 do. Vluscovado de.
10 quarter casks old Sherry Wine,
2 l.h.ls old I.. P. Madeira do. 3 hhds. Red Port,
60 do retailing Molasses,
13 crates well assorted Queen's Ware,
■Country Rum and Gin in hhds and pipes— For Saleby
Phinehas Dana.
June 8. tC
Fur RENT,
A commodious small DWELLING,
with all fuitable out-houfes and a good garden, plcafantlg ft
tuated on Smith's Point Possession may be had on the first
uf November.
P. Barraud.
October 5. if
Fur HE A f,
The Store, Compting-Room & Cellar,
at present occupied by Mess. Wood A Hastings, no. £0.
Main-street. Apply to °
Thomas YVillock.
August 24.
A tew barrels and halt barrels otsupe
riour quality I'LOUll,
suitable for family use. I'or sale by
A. Maclure.
Nov. 30.
NORFOLK
Published Three Times A«wies(
BY WILLIAM DAVIS,
FOR THE PROPRIETOR,
Opposite tee Exchange Coffee Hovsa
Price Six De'lara yearly, in advance.