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CONDITIONS. J
I. The Enquirer will appear twice a h
week...»During the feltton of Congrcfs ^
and the Virginia Legiflature, either a S
third paper or a fupplementary half- N
fheet, during the week. S
II. Term* of payment five dollars S
! per annum, in advance. vj
i III. AovtfRTI skmknts,from thofe who S
do not fubferihe to the paper, ihould ^
they not exceed a fquare in length, >
lhall be inferted for feventy-fme cents h
the firft time, fifty cents for cadi time ^
during three weeks, and for every ad- x
ditional inlertion thirty-three cents ; ^
long Ones in the fame proportion. S
IV. Subscribers (hall have their ad- S
vertifements inferted for fifty cents ^
the firft time, and thirty-three cents X
for every additional inlertion. h
DISSOLUTION ok PARTNERSHIP*
BY agreement, the partnerlhip of SHANKS
t3* M-RAF. will c(jfe on the hill day of Augull.
Thofe to whom the firm (lands indebted will pleafc
exhibit their accounts, that arrangemetns may be
made for their dilcharge. The debtors of the firm
are defined to make immediate payment, as delin
quents wili be indilcriminately filed. Thofj concern- 1
«d will make nnplicatinu to Colin M‘Rae.
SIIANKS Is* IvI'RAE.
Manchefier, Augull 15, 1801.
THE SUBSCRIBER
EXPECTS thin fall a very generat afTortment
■*—1 ot GOODS, and intends to continue bilfincfs in
The houfe now occupied by Shanks & M‘Rae. All
thoie who have been heretofore punctual, are folicit
ed to continue their dealings.
COLIN M‘RAE.
Augull 15. ep3w
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, ON OR ABOUT THF.
FIRST OF JULY,
A LIGHT BAT HORSE, luppofed to be
. 7- ^we‘ve years °D, four feet eight or nine inches
l»:gh, (lout made, bob tail, particular marks not recol
lected, having been in niy pofl'ellion but a fhort time
—!nd when mi Ted a very fore back. Any perfou de
livering faid horfe to me, Hull receive the above re
ward- . ^ JOHN DIXON.
Augull ljtfc, ] 304.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
5th Circuit, Virginia Diflrid,
, May 30, 1804.
Jo,.-n L.oyd and Job,, Ranbury, fmftving partners^
V Hanburys and ldoyd, Pbiitfiib :
AGAIKST
t JnhnR-f Archibald Price, h->berl ti'eft and ^
Elizabeth Carter bis wife, Meux Thornton and Z, \
Frstilla bis wfl, Henry Perrin and Anna bis 7?
txife^fiamu l A tderfou and Jan net bis wife. Join >
M'Keand, Willis M'Keand, and Alexander HP-.
Ke.ir.d, children art devifees of John M'Keand, Sj
dceeaJcd, and James Watt, executor of Alexr.n
M'Robert, deciafed, win was executor of
tit fad J dsn M' Keaxi, Jeer j fed,
Defendants. J
D QBER.T WES I is appointed guardian to
Alexander M'Keand, an inf inf defendant in this (
spit ; and the caufe coming on by confent of the /unties to be
ueard on the bill and amended bill, the imsw.rs of the de- \
finds,,:s, replications, the will of John M'Keand, a- j
for faid, and the proceedings in a fuit at law in this court |
brought by the complainants again/ the defendant Walt ns '
executor aforejuid, which judgment was obtained at the 1
December sejjian i 8‘.) 1 .• WllURnuPON, IT If DSCRKno 1
x.tn or. njiRtn, That Edmund Run /cloh, William j
Mitchell, Robert Pollard and Edm.- ! W Rootes, or any '
two or more of them, dr exfiofc to sale at public assllson, 1
together or separately, the lot and tenement in the proceedings I
mentioned, now in the occupation of William M'Cay ;\
and the small tenements and grand thereunto belonginfr, j
* »t-£r4Z> adjoin the tenement conveyed in trjfl to the defer- ■
dants Buchanan and Rr,cr—after the time and place of,
sale fbdl have been advertlfcl four Weeks in one or more \
t <f tbs Richmond near,papers ;—the terms of sale to be
•ne third sn eafb, and thr remaining two-thirds payable in
usJUtments with legal inter J from the day of sale', ticfirjl .
snficilment to b-paid twelve months, and thr ircon.1 in two
year, fro,n the day of sale; the purchasers to <rive b.nds |
for the said two infa’nrnts, and in default of payment to'
be again sold by Pm /aid can mi [/loner-, or any two of them, I
for ready money, for the payment of the balances that may '
e due frr m the respeftive burcb ts:rj : Ani> n is PUR- !
TKHH. oxnratro, That the said commoner, who may'
ah? do fro n the pro. - J, of He fates hereby frll directed, •
fey *sto the i-omfi’jtnani , ibair avert fir attorney* three *
thousand o- Ij-.dndiud and twenty-five dollars, thirty-one'
cents, with infreft on two thousand t-i-o hundred and,
fair,tty-' deHart, fixh/fix sen's, part tier.of, at five \
per cct.fr- m the fixfe. ,th day of December, cur thoufin.d
eight hundred and one, th- balance appearing .to be due the
complaininti by a fi it. went ary on-r f!, exhibits, and tie',
tofis of this ssist; and fi. - -.-ml,,,, if any, after J diDiir |
the charges ,y the sale, to h- h ought Into mart, sub,ell to
such oni -r a ■ may h rerfi-r hr made co tc.rning the"same ; J
the moniesfiefi rofid by the tab I, be appdhd to *be rati,- I
fafliou of ’he J the ranplainants : Akd it is fva
Tt'BP. t,n „****, That rail <f the eemmif .-nw tl* may\
aft .ortviy to t!r pair!*, r, fr. ronformi'r to t-': t - — -
this decree, and that they m-tir r-pori -f their preceding,
to the court, " . 5 i
A Cgy—r.fie, J'AMt 7 h r.Afit, ORE, o. c.
k'cf'.nior.rf, Aligufl I'.'h, JfOI.
IN (urtunm of the. Acre, tv Jh ,H »•/.»/,/„
> trie at pt.Ui nut hon, th- Lot, T if- fir, GroinHz? Pro
feriy tier.P, met.. W, n, the 11 // ,hy 0/ the nrrt «
«* U* trr"’if 1 ■ h fit' .it. «/ nnmf.
li> 'WNn ra ynri. v it.
IVILL!AM MITCHELL.
R0fir.lt r POT.LARD.
EDMUND H\ ROOT EH.
l.rCMTfl) flf.ACKING.
H ’TCE’r imprc-' d 'Toning liquid b! cling for
. * -boot e and fn .« h and.ili lev her that requires
tu b,.- kept black, is uniVerf.tlly allowed the heft
CVtr offered to the public, it never corrod i nor
crachr. the leather, hut renders it fuft fmooth k
beautiful to the laft, anil never foils. j?l*< k mo
rocco that has Juft it* ftien^th is ftftored e*
qual to new hy the life of this blacking.
To prevent counterfeit, the direAion* on eve
ry bottle w,!! l.e Agnrd J. 'T ice in writing, with
out which they arc not genuine.
Sold In Richmond at i.dmard Hallo,.,'.
Groterj Store. ~_July gs. tint
H’e haw rrrrivrd a small additional fupbliof
MADEIRA WINE,
OF a fupnior quality, which wc o'F r for file
by tlic hogfheid and quartet-caA;.
Ih* * Gipson y*.prFR-oN.
July is. eplf
7.v COUNCIL, Avcvst 11, 1804.
J T is advifcd that the names of the Comntiffi
X oners appointed to take the polls lor the election <>!
Prelideut an J Vice-PreliJent of the United States be
pnbhmcd in the Virginia Atgus and Enquirer in Rich
mond ; in the Norfolk, Petcriburg, i'rcdericklburg,
Alexandria, Winchjher, Staunton, Lynchburg and
Lexington papers, with a notification that the ;»m
nnifinns have been lent by poll, and a requell that
the gentlemen appointed inform the Clerk of the
Council whether or not they have received their
commiiltons.
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
C'.HHK OH TUB CoOttKIL.
!>■>• Ill pttffuance of the above advice of Council, 1
am imlructed by the Governor to requell the feveral
printers therein named to publilh the lame, together
with the advice of Council of the 111 of June Lll, ap
pointing the Cominiinoncis therein alluded to ; and
that the CointnilUoners will be pleated to comply with
w hat is requelled of them.
SAMl. COLEMAN.
Cltrk to the Jixe..itive.
Ik COUXCIL, Jvke 1, 1804.
PURSUANT to an ad of die General Aflembly
intituled“ An ad to amend an ad intituled ::i id. lor
appointing Electors to choufe a PreGdent anu Vice
PreGdent of the United States”—It is adviled that
the tollowing perfor.s be appointed and conimiftioned
in the refpeCtive counties, and corporations of Kicn
mond, Williamlburg, and borough of Norfolk, for the
purpose of executing the laid law, viz.
Accomack. George JLayfield, Parker Barnes, Robert
Walker.
Albemarle. Nicholas Lewis, Rice Garland, George
Divers.
Amelia. Edmund Harrilon, Thomas Randolph, Da*
nici Hardaway.
Amber]!. William S. Crawford, Landon Cabell, Jo
el franklin.
A fgujia. John Coalter, ChcGey Kinney, James Coch
ran.
Bath. Samuel Vance, John Wilfon, James Laird.
Bedford. Chriftopher Clarke, Charles Clay, Daniel
Pegram.
Berkley. Erafnms Gant, Joel Ward, William So
merville.
Botetourt. Thomas Rowland, John Moore, Alexan
der Patrick.
Brooke. John G. Young, John M‘Cormack, and
James Blair.
Bmtf-wick. Dr. John Claiborne, Sterling Rufim, Aa
ron Brown.
Buckingham. William Perkins, jr. Matthew Branch,
Anthony DebrelL
Campbell. Jolm Dabney, William J. Lewis, Archi
bald Robcrtfon.
Cumberland. William Daniel, James Deane, John
Hatcher.
Caroline. John Hoomes, Daniel Coleman, James
Taylor.
Charier-City. John Bradley, James Walker, luhn
Coigin.
Chariot:.-. Quin Morton, Thomas Spencer, William
I.. Morton.
Ci-eJkrfcM. Thomas Goode, Uaac Salle, Thomas
II*--.I •
»» aituii>.
Culpeper. Joiiu Shackleford, Mofcs Green, John
Roberts.
DinnviJdie. Edward Pegram, fen. Thomas B. Ro
bertfon, Wilbamfon Coleman.
Elizabeth-City. , George Wray, Auguftine Moore,
fen. Thomas Jones (Pembroke).
Ej]"ex. f ut.ft.tll Batiks, James Evatu, Sthrelhley
Renuolds.
Eawjuier, Gallavtis 3. Horner, Auguftine Jennings,
Richard H. Pootc.
Fairfax. Thompfon Mafpn, George Summers,
George Graham.
Frederick. James Singleton, John Smith, Robert
Mackie.
Franklin. Henry Calloway, Mofes Greer, Benjamin
Cooke.
Fluvanna. John Quarles, John Napier, jun. Mat
thew P. Haden.
Cloucrjfer. Matthew Anderfon Thomas Eaytop,
Richard Baynham.
Goochland. Nicholas M. Vaughn, John Mil'cr, Doc
tor James Carter.
Grayfon. Philip Games, John Filder, Enoch Ofborne.
Greenbrier. John Kippers, William H. Cavendifh,
. Lynar Mims.
Greenfville. Lewi* Dupree, jofeph Wilkins, Francis
Hill.
Halifax. Joint B. Scott, Berryman Green, George
Carrington.
tiamfjbire. Olborne Sprigg, Francu Murphy, John
Higgins.
H. incur. Nathaniel Pope, William Pollard, Thomas
White.
Hardy. John L. Sehon, George Slump, Henry Ju
dea.
Harrifou. John Webfter, John G. Jackfon, David
Hewes.
HrnrLo. Nathaniel Wilkinfqn, Elilha Price, Wil
liam Young (Brook).
Iftnry. Jofeph Anthony, George Waller, jun. John
Alexander, jun.
IJl-rJ-lVioLt. John Barber (Everitt’s Bridge), Ema
nuel Wills, Andrew Woodley.
yjines-City. John Ambler, Champion Travis, Wil
liam l.ightfoot.
JcJ.rfcn. Ferdinands Fairfax, Jacob H. Manning,
George Hite.
Kunan ria. John Reynoios, Morris Hudfon, Charles
Ven able.
King if Queen. Richard Brooke, John Holkins,
Thomas Roane.
Xfr George. Tlieodofiu* Hansford, Stephen Hans
ford, 1 aurence Berry.
X iVltliarr. John Roane, jun. Philip Ay Jett,
Hardin i .ittlepage.
Lamjier. P ic* rd helden, Martin Shearman, Wil
liam Kirk.
I. r . Berjamin Sharpe, Peter Pulkerfor, Jolhua Ew
ing.
Loudoun. Albert Ruflell, Revd. AmofsThomas, John
I .ittlejohri.
Lruifi. William O Gallic, John Poindexter, Tho
mas Mefiwetl **r.
Lunadiurg. Waddy Street, Jof'-ph Yarbrough, Chrif
tonher Robin Ion.
Mad-fon. Abraham Maury, Elliott Ruche*, William
Mallory.
Mufcn. William Sterittt, William Owens, John
MCalfah.
MaVlt-nu James S. Park, Hunley Gale, Thoma^
JJrooke.
MecH rinfg. Richard Kunion, Mark Alexander.
William Munford.
MidXJx. 'Ehoma. Roane,Thomas Mufe, William
Btigar.
Moroogalia. William John, David Scott, jr. I’.nos
Dougherty.
Monro;. John Byrnfide. William Graham, Bei jamiti
Hall.
.**■#*> i aywr, James
P. Pri-fton.
Narftmtnd. Jofiah Riddick, Richard Yarbrough,
Jofeuh < iodwin. ‘
N.n-Krnt. William ChambcrUyne, Edward Parke,
John .Senders.
Northumberland, Thomas D. Downing, Hicrqnu
Opie, John H. Tallin.
A crfitb. Arthur I-ec, Daniel Bediuger, James Lla
1 mire.
Northampton. C deb l'ilher, Hczekiab Pitts, William
Fiiher.
Notto-uuiy. Freeman Hopes, Edward Bland, James
Jones.
Ohio. Thomas Evans (mer.liant, Wheeling,) )ohn
Mills, Jofeph Tomlinlon.
Orange. Robert Taylor, James Barbour, Bclfield
Cave.
Patrick. Samuel Staples, Gabriel Penn, William
Carter.
PrnJhtMi Robert Davis, Dan el Cunito, John Sbvein.
Pitifylvama. Ilaae Coles, W:i‘iam TtatnbU, jofeph
Carter. *
Powhatan. Richard Crump, Samuel Pleafalro, jamt-s
Poindexter.
Prince-EJevarJ. Archibald M‘Robert, TarIton Wood
fon, Thomas Green.
Primer/,*Ann. John Hancock, jr. Jeremiah Plummer,
Lemuel Cornick.
Prince-William. Matthew Harrifon, John Spencfe,
William Lcr.ton,
Prince-George. Benjamin Harriton, George Rufiln,
and Thomas H. Cocke.
Randolph. Robert Maxwell, Edmund Hart, John
Carrence.
xviLiiAiu joarnes, r.ze&i<M Lsevy, Vincent
Branham.
F: (bridge. John Bowyer, James Caruthers, John
Ley bourne.
RocLingham. George Houfton, Benjamin Harrifon,
Jacob Rife.
RuJJJl, Nathan EUitigton, Andrew Heybourne, John
M. Arfton.
Southampton. John Taylor, James Gee, Henry Blow.
Spotfylvania. David C. Ker, Hugh Mercer, John
Chew.
S. ford. CoL John Cooke, John T. Brooke, Tra
ves Daniel, fen.
Surry. Nicholas Faulcon, William Boyce, Lemuel
Bailey.
Suffer Benjamin Wyche, Jolm Cargill, William
Maflenburg.
Shenandoah. Philip Wdiia.ns, Jacob Rinker, W. H.
Dulaney.
Warwick. Richard M'Intoih,Thomas Camm, Wil
liam Digges.
Wajlingtoiu Francis P reft oil, Claiborne Watkins, Ro
bert Prefton.
W.-ji,nor eland. Alexander Parker, Samuel Temple
man, Stuart Bankhead.
Wood. Herman Bianerluifet (Marietta), John Stoke
ley, James G. Laidley.
Wythe. John Montgomery, John Stonger, Jofeph
Kent.
York. Dodor Augufiiue Smith, William Howard,
Robert Nelfon.
TazeiveU. David Ward, Iienry Bowen, Samuel
Bard.
IVilliamJharg. Robert Saunders, James Semple, Lit
tleton TazewelL
Norfolk Borough. Robert Brough, Thomas H. Par
ker, Richard H. Lee.
City of Richmond. William IXi-Val, Ccorge W.
Smith, John H. Fouihee.
—
J I WISH TO SELL
IIE PLANTATION whereon I now live,
containing about 800 acres. It is n ctm-.:rA
j ent and handfome fixation, lying on tbe bank of Rapp ab an
nod river, in Rffex connty, with every convenient houfe
j »efjfary for a family, all in tolerable good repair. I
tbiok it ufelefs to comment upon the beauty .seed convenience
| °ftl* fixation, and tbe fertility of the foil, as I fuppofe
no perfon will pur chafe until be views tbe pretnifes ;—I
I fall only fay, that for all tbe qualities above mentioned,
i If‘l‘Pef it to be equal at leaf to any feat in tbe lower
! part of tbe country.
| I will tike wife fell my MILL, with 38 acres
| of Land adjoining it. Sic lies about three nr four miles
from my houfe. I will fell her with tbe Plantation, or
[ by bcrfslf with the land that joins her, as may befl fait
tbe purebafer. She funds upon a very good frcam.fcldoru
| ever wants water, and is now in good repair, being lately
j re-built, with Bolt ing Cloths, and a Cotton Cin fixed to go •
[ by wa.tr. I am ready to treat with any perfon fur both
or cither of them, and will male tbe payments as cafy as ■
pojjible, and pojfcjfon given at Chriflmas.
W. GATEWOOD. I
Aug if II. ,$3T„
AT a (JUARTEV.LY COURT CONTINUED AND HELD i
roil PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, MAY TUE 2Ja,
1804. j
WILLIAM WHITE, & Co. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
THOMAS GIBSON & ROBERT 7 _ r '
B. GIBSON, $ Defendants.
/A' CHANCEKr.
r pHE defendant Thomas Gibfon not having
entered his appearance and given fccurity accord
ing to an adl ol the General Afftmbly and the rules of
[this court; and it appearing to the fatisfadlion of the
I court that he is not an inhabitant of this ftatc : on the
motion of the plaintiffs, by their counfcl, it is ordered,
that the faid defendant Thomas Gibfon do appear here
on the firlt day of Augull court next, and anfwer the
plaintiffs’ bill; and that a copy of this order he forth
with inferted in fome one of the public newlpapers
printed in the city of Richmond for two months fucccf
fively ; and. alfo polled at the front door of the court*
houfe of this county.
A Copy. Telle,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, n. c.
'eS'Jrn—16
v/iuuiVUivJi nuusiiS « LOTS.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR S.lt.F. OR RENT,
r I HAT handfome BRICK TENEMENT in
1 which he at prefent refutes, beautifully fituated
on Shockc Hill, a (hort distance from the Capitol, in
a very healthy and agreeable part of the city. The
houfe (built of the best materials 8c quitencw)is 3fj by
37 feet, two story high, in which are feven good
rooms and a ten foot paffage the whole width of the
houfe, with convenient ciofets, and a cellar inferior
♦o none in tins city ; attached to which are two half
acre lots, one or both of wliich may be had with the
! houfe.
ALSO, FOR RENT OR LEASE,
A fmall, neat, two-ftory BRICK TENE
MENT, (in the neighbourhood of Mr. Thomas Ru
tiierfoord) containing five good rooms, pifiaio s, clo
frts, 8'.c. 8cc. with the requifite out buildings, aud 3
good well of water.
and for sale,
Several handfome unimproved HALF-ACRP.
LOTS, eligibly fnuated on the Hill.
f'r A great bargain may be had in any part or tne
Whole of the above property offered for fate, and libe
ral ere'it given for the greater part of the money.—
For further particulars, apply to
SPOTSWOOD LlPSCOMBE.
Jwiy 2L_«S—tf
Wants a Gtuation as an OVERSEER fur the
enfuing year,
A MAN -ud>0 can come nve/l recommended for
‘ * Horiefty, Sobriety, Indttjfry and Experience. Ap
ply t9 the I'rinter, hereof.
Anguft \\. tSVtv
ty BILLS or LA rtf Nr;, SHERIFF, BLANKS,
BLANK BONDS, Wn. \fn.
eor aai.f \t this office.
*' nmm ^^ ***• m
FOR GLASGOW,
1 T£*Z>-\ The Hritijh ship yEsiNXIEy
te* I OHN COWAN, mailer; ik.w
»' at City 1’oilit; will he ready to
*~ - '*^*-,v* receive "i obacco in a fiw dav«, ai d
having part of her corgi, engaged, will fill by the fit it
proximo, hor terms, apply to the captain on board
to Robcit Allan PoMok, Sc Co. Richmond, or to
Buchanan pollokl.
IVbo offer for fale on board faidf/tp,
TEN THOUSAND BUSHLLS LIVERPOOL
STOVl-D SALT.
Peterihnrg, Auguit G. tl.Sep
NEAL NELSON,
BOOT o SHOE MANUFACTURER,
MAIN-ITKEET, RICHMOND,
Makes Boots & shoes
to any pattern or fafli
ion, equal in point of Ma
te rials and Workman
ship to any in general ufe.
tT Imported Boo I s and
Shops, of the foil quality
and new eft fufiihui, for fale.
, . Gentlemen at a dis
tance, who are dilpofed to
forward me their meaiure,
by paying attention to the
E annexed cut, can be fitted
with Boots or Shoes as well as if they were on the
fP°t -A—the length of the Boot C—round the
Calf—B—the pitch of ditto.I)—round the heel and
inltcp—E—round the inftep._..G—acral’s the hall of
the foot. Fix the heel againft a perpendicular, and
ftick a knife at the end of the great toe—fet down Li
figures the number of inches and quarters, in the dif
ferent meafiires._June 30. epb’m.
ADVERTISEMENT.
On the 6th tiny of September next, at the Inte
dwelling Loufe of Copt. John Hedges, dec. on !
Cbippawamjic, near Dumfries, WILL BE
SOLD, on a credit of twelve months, at pub
lic fale, to the bighefl bidder,
rT WO TRACTS of LAND, fituate in Prince
J- William county, containing about twelve hun
dred acres, of good quality, well timbered and impro
. ved, and a large proportion of it low ground; fuitable
’for meadow. Alfa, about 25 LIKELY .SLAVES,
| :ir:d the other perfonal property of the eftate of the
faid Hedges.-Bond and approved lecurity, toge
I ther with a mortgage on the land fold, will hp requi
red of the purchafers. The land will be fold in tradls
or lots, as may be most likely to produce the best price.
SE I'H BO 1 FS, "J Executors of 'John i
ISHAM F.. HEDGES, 5 Hedges, dec.
Chippawamsic, July 5, 1S04. eStds—21
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY,
rr O raife the sum of 5,000 Dollars, for the
A benefit of the Female Charity School of Fre
| derickjburg.
1 Prize of 5,000 D. in 5,000 D.
2 1,000 2,000
1 500 500
1 e.«ro 250
5 ICO 500
10 50 500
2750 S 22,000
lit Ticket having a blank drawn
to its number after 3,000 lOO
1 4,000 2tX>
1 5,000 300
1 6,000 500
1 ■ 7,000 1,000
1 JLaft drawn Ticket, whether
blank or pri2e 2,000
34,850 j
Expenses of drawing, 150
Sum to be raifed, 5,000 j
2,<,6 Pnzes 40,000 D.
5,224 blanks _ |
8,000 Tickets, at 5 Dollars each, is 40,0(H) i
In the above Scheme, it appears there are not f.vo 1
blanks to a prize, anil no prize fubjedit to a deduction. ’
The Lottery will commence drawing on the fuft j
Monday in October next, and continue until thedraw
ing is finifhed. All Tickets drawing prizes will be
paul within thirty days after the drawing is conclud- !
ed, and all prizes not applied for within fix months 1
after will he confidered as donations to be applied to
thepurpofes of the I.orrery.
The Managers deem it unneceflary to fay any thing
by way of inducement to jierfons to become adventur- ,
ers in this Lottery, as the charitablepurpofe for which '
it is intended, will it is hoped inlure a fpeedy fale of
the Tickets.
Tickets to be had of the Managers and of Mi1.
Buck, the Treafurer of the female Charity School.
FRANCIS BROOKE,
JOHN MINOR,
P.OBpRT PATTON,
JOHN CHEAP, %
JAMES STEVENSON, *
1)AP’ID C. KER, 5
IVALTER GREGORY,
IVII.LIAM S. STONE,
ROBERT S. CHEIV,
HUGH MERCER.
* t * TICKETS in tbj afvref.iid I.tttrry m.iy hr hr.d
... .., t ■ tvr £\rv, jvt>n L), / . ///*,’
the AVic John Bu, but.an and Air, simlrriv S/cvin
fon. ep—3w
AUDITOR s-OPFICE,
10th Auguft, Iscd.
r\ MIE Comtmfptnrrs of the Rlferine are re
I i/ii jirtl ft fenJ, a- fo-n after the 1 r>fh rf September
at pojfti'lr, hy fo/l to I'dt O ffice, a f.if »f l.tc.KxSKt grant
eel to Afer,-bants in tbeh refptllivr countin or com potations.
SAMUEL SHEPARD, Auditor.
WALTER POTTFR,
BOOKBINDER iff STATIONER,
Main-SiRKtT, Richmond,
r THANKFUL for tire encouragement he has re*
I crived ftnee commencing tninnefs, hopes by Ms
ftrift attention, and faithful execution of all orders
which he may be favoured with, to merit a further
continuance of Patronage. He has lately received a
frelh fitpply of STATIONARY, mid has now on
h ’.id a large affortinent of BLANK &. RULED
Books.
\'r Merchants accompt BOOKS, ruled to any
I pattern, and HOOK-BINDING in its various branch
es, executed with neatnefs,accuracy and difpatch.
June 27. fe\V«w]
I.OW FOP. (ASH, OR ON SHORT CREDIT,
Dim! from Pi nin ?tou's Mnnufaelnry, Phila
delphia ;
L o A f s it q a n,
an excellent quality, either by the hogf
'<.* head, barrel, cr Angle loaf. The fiipply
w*41 ht regular and large.
/I/.SO—BAR IRON, by the ton or finjrh
bar: IRON CASTINGS of various kind., by
the ton or Angle piece, among which arc a few
tons of "0 and 60 lbs. weights.
MJCAJAH DAVIS.
4th of 7th mo. »ro4. feW6m]
it- 1 -V nrvR-».(W^,.
I , NOTICE.
v virtue of u 1>, .: ,J „j- err old to os Ay
VJ If'no-ft, of H.-uovrr ,o.t> IV, fob Me Ac •,?< of (.tiles
Terrel!, Fc’or of the A’. t». lie'Hiiaw I'-sooluf^de.i '
[ ; vriu. hk exposed to^ale
I T iLbi-ff Aid';-, fa e;.A. .ttmty at Cel. CiooJjtfj Tut
-ucrtt, I. tie Ctunty of Jlanoixr, «.« Saturday ,Uc Sib
iluy <J F.pmrh. r text, the
TRACT OF LAND,
if'teuton the fad 11 o- If.n t ext refdrt, in th. tp£e- erd ,f
HMover Comity, or ft much thereof at fall f >#1 far* la
uJti.fr the Actum : dee lief,id Executor, at J In tin . ■ ttt <it*
tendiug the ft ujl, by **
D/iyin HVLLOCK.: aAn r
IR A.fJEuiji. K txARF/i t' 1
July 3). 1801. (ej> b 6ft.J
rover n h:t< Ui'rence.
TRANSITED 12C.M I.ATfc FRENCH PAflEvS
EXAMINATION GF GEORGES.
Ft t raft from the regiflry of theJftcial and crh.n~
val Tribunal oft be department of the Sri nr *
fitting at the Palais Jr juftice in Par is.
This day 13th Ventols 12th year of the French
Republic -Before us Jacques Alexia Thuriot, Judge
of tfie criminal, Special 1 rihunalof the department
of the Seine, inilituted by order i,f the citizen Pr< li
detit, dated the 16th of the pi 'em month to hivefiia.
gate the laid confpiracy ; aflilied Ly Andre Etienne
Freinyn, Regifter ; appeared a man who w as arretted
from among the number of theft- concerned m the
Confpiracy againtt the FirII Conful, ard the fi.fety of
the country, having been conduced tliither bv a de
tachment nf the military, commanded by Citizen
Jean Bander, captain of the fecond regiment of tna
municipal guard of Pari*. 1 he laid ap; oarer having
been requelled to declare to us his name, age, conditi
on and place of refidencs—Anfwered Georges Cadou
dal, aged 35 yr-rs, without habitation or place of reii
dence.
(J. HoW long have you been at Paris f
A. About five months pad I came here, but the
whole tune that 1 have been in the city does not e.r
ceed fifteen days.
(f. \VJiere have oeen your lodgings ?
A. 1 will iiotdifcocer them.
Q- Why do you refute to make it konwn ?
A. Beeaufe 1 will i.ot add to die number of vic
tims.
0. What induced you to come to Paris ?
A. 1 came hither wuth intention to attack die Fiift
Conful.
Q- What was the defigned method of attack ?
A. By force of arms.
Q. Where did you expeft to find that force ?
A. Throughout France.
Q. There :s then in France an organized force at
your dipofa! and that of your accomplices ?
A. That is not to be underftood by the force above
mentioned.
Q. What is then to be underfioed by the force vo»
fpeak of ? '
A. A reunion at Paris.
Q. Where does this reunion exift ?
A. It is not yet organized, it Would have been as
foon as the attack had been definitively concluded or.
Q. What was then your project and thm of the cox>
fpirators ?
A. To fix a Bouibon in the piece 6f the Firft Con-,
ful.
i/. v* iif) wn^ niT* oouroon ceugnatea i
A. Charles Xavier Staniflas, ci-devaat Monfieur
acknowledged by iia to be Louis XVIII.
<2- What role wu to have been played during the
attack ?
A. A role which one of the ci-devant French prin
ces (who was to be at Paris) had appointed.
(2- 1 he plan then was concerted and was to have
been executed in conjunction with the ci-devant French1
Princes ?
A. Yes, citizen judge.
(2- Haye y‘>'« thep conferred with the ci-devant
Princes in Lngland ?
A. Yes, citizen.
Q. Who was to furnilh funds and arms ?
A. I base had a long time funds at my difpofitioi: \
arms 1 had none.
*2- Was not Pichegrb concerned in this confpiracvf
A. 1 have no knowledge of any fuch thing.
<2- Was ut»t Moreau.
A. I hare never feen or known him.
Q- Have you had any corrcfp-mdcnce with Piche
gru ?
A 1 have feen him two or three times in London,
but never have fpoke to him concerning the defign I
have now to make known to you.
<2- Have you not travelled with him in France, and
have you not feen him in Paris ?
A. No, citizen, I have neither travelled with him;
nor feen him at Paris.
<±. In what part of Paris was you ancfled to-day ?
A. I know not the place, only‘that it was faid to bd
near the Odeon.
Q. What tratifpired at the time of your arrefl ?
A. 1 was in a chail'e and when one pf elemcd hinv2
h-'h to arrell me, 1 was provided with two loaded pil
tols ; 1 fired twice; after the firll fire on a man who
held the bridle of my horfe, I left the chail'e, another
man ran after me, 1 fired a lccor.d time, and was ch.ii~a
id with killing the man, I know r.ot whether it vAm
fo.
Q. What motive could have injured you to fire on a
man ?
n. i ne r.cccmry oi lti'r*aeience.
Q. Wm it not from conviction that it wrt impo{»tblfc
your plans fhould remain undifcovered, and that you
might be kept out of the reach Of the Arm of iufw
tice f
A. I fired without fttfle&ion.
What is become of the piftofs f
A. I do not know, I believe they are loft.
(J, Why were you provided *ith thole two piflol# *
A. For my peridnal fafety.
A poinard was fnown him, having an ehotry handle,
tip’d with filver, the blade of four edges, anti gift ; a
fdver Iheatii, dec. lie was called on to declare if he knew
the faid poinard.
A. Yes, citizen ; I had it when arreflrd. *
y. Was this poinard Slide in Lngluitd ?
A. Yes, citizen.
Q. H ive not all the chiefs of rhe confpiratt.rs fuch
poinards ?
A. I know no other chief than myfelf.
Have you not for your drtineflic, I.ouis f»je„t *
A. I have no doMeftic.
U- I’he officers of the foldiery concerned in the con
fpiracy, have they hntilar poinards f
A. 1 know no fiddiers of the pirtendud Conrpirary.
(J. Inllcad of an attack by forre of arms, was it rot
with a poinard of this nature, feconJed by the corfpi
rafors, that, you prnpofed to aflaflinate the Firfl Con
fol ?
'*• i niwiuinoKM.KCttnmi vntnarm* linethole
of his own gii u d.
(£. V" JS no* a uniform provided for t1 of. 0f tp .
cniifpiraters who fhotild aiTctnble and end dv, ,ntJ
was not the toc«in of civil war to l»e founded?
/f. I have ordered no uniform, if others have done
it, that is nothing tome. I ohferve to you, ;< proof
that I did not wuh to engage in civil war, it that 1
[to exe r.'e the p’an at Paris; when at the faint tire
it was poflibie for me to have armed the .iua -tie
againft eacii other in other parts of i’rsiwo

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