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fal l the property for which m >ney
tv»8 due to American ciii/.co* fro.n ths
Pteucb goverumeut, was taken into p ,f
f»• til• of ihst government without uoy
c » operation on the part of the United
Stales.
huifl of any fort was performed by
our government, which in aov degree
contributed to place thofe fund* n* the
hand* of Fraicc, nor was there any enn
fent toiv ir Jb it ; but in the cai'e prjpj- j
f< d the att would W the a:t of the gi
vCrnincut ; the government could iticlf
place fund* in the hands of Trance, and
thereby mrni'h me* <b which might bi
e npioyed in the prof' ...'lion of rue war.
Thi% ve*s the di&iofti a between theca
feu. and in a cpie/tion of ueutrality it
a»pe.it*i tou* to he all important
The miuiitcr proceedel to (fate tueiife
pt i!io iidg the dent of i»ur cuireiit,
* »d if payinar the debt in that rusnv r j
but generd finckory and Mr. Gerry
told hi ri we wore p.ifitively i.nbi Idea
t • a flu me to our own the debt* of eiii
Z?n». even if we were to pay ihe money
directly to them, fie fecirml fa. prized
at this. General Pinckney otifiirved,
Contrary to to Lt»»c, wc had deemed it
proper, in the ex Siting ilate of tbii.gi,
to fist candidly our powc-s lo him, chat
be niMjiit Jcuow cc»tsl. y that wc could
not fet'rt1". Or >j,n«y fiif^uii'c . ,.v«
cvc<; m she a loan which m jhi be uud
dirir.g the wr. w .
Mr 1 si’-,-and fiid he mud refume
bis pcfiiion that theie *16 a difFsteu •,
which he mu it i.i; t upon, be:wet i
loan payable Miini.'diatcly* as 1 a loan
yhiyable iu futuie ) and lie dill toUlfcU
there was m difference between a loan
payable iu future and a credit t\>r the
in >n:y which night be due 10 our
citizens —Wr. Gerry ubllerved that bit
c .‘Mi i^ot* hsdjuifif iUicd the di&inHi
cn between the deb! which wilt be due
to the citizen* of the U.nted State.} from
l*r »nee, in cafe of recogaizine the claims
widen wr ihafl m***; in their behalf, &
0 u. j. juigr.i jhi; mm a i aa by
t i« rnment of the Uni::d States to
tftut yi (‘ranoe, during the war. The
one is the rcfi:lt of an air>*it of their
prut trijr withopt their cu »:u\ the o~
ther wo'*!<t be a voluntary aCt of the go
of the U:Mtcd 8fa*'*»i and a
br -.. ■ i of ’.heir neutrality —Ther* is -n
addi . wt! <> ,jc i.n to the letter ; if the
G >ite ibnuid make furh s )o»o
It . w* mo «fi;oh reafoo to fup
P'-iie that ti*-5r Karrromeat L> i couienl
<«J, in a coll:(jre T.ioocr, to the u.*p»
ture t r the veir.-’* of their rit zenr, and
1. I r.ydl h'rn turn* firing ■ * <+ wiih
in'pli' * to carry on the war.—O.-r ia*
i*ru<l‘o:ii are e/prel'a, out to itipola t
1 any ,id» fr F anca, either uiicCSy «o
iadirxtlv dilri. t; the war.
uii tn,'pr^ to a (Veret (tiputaiioo,
a loan caujur be ruadc without an a£t
of the leg Harare; hut if the exsetnive
were adequate to it, we It&ve an infiance
o» aa injunction of lecrecy eu inemb.r*
of tire lenate, ou an important ful>jc6V,
which one of he members though: him
iclf wairaruedin pubiifhinginths newf*
psperjj ;»nd of frequent in tinners of fe”
treta which ha e oihrrwife efcaped:
Secrecy, in this initj.tee, might there
fore Me confcdercd, if rhe meafure was
■jii i.f.if adm:{3ihie, as being iinpriifiica,,
f>, General Maifliall obirrvrd, that
we had confidered the fubjedi with
gr^it lolicitui e, 2nd were decidedly of
opinion that we enuiri not undrr any
i make a Jottn which could b»
ufed during the war; that he could not
tell wliat '.u. government would do, ii
,®11 *i,r IjJot; out «* ere perfectly clear
thar w -thout addityoml orders, we cm. Id
no do what Ixacce requeued. Mr.
Gc-rv, obferverf, trie the *>v.nrrent&
nation of tire U. 'tve,. v.-|J j3 D1.,r
felvet, were rarneilly folicltous to re’
ft -r- firndih p between the t.vjfeoub,
r.r.s; os y-n. Murfljall had fUtrd, ve
-could ;ro'. 1 iy what our government
woo d ilo. it on rhe inm . • .? .ls.
proportion me’ the wifhes Qf tke go
vernment of France, general Marfhall
^nd hurled had agreed immediately to
embark for the United Sra'e«:, and lay
before otir government the exiting
tt-re of things here, as it reipefled our
nanon, to enable them to detcrmii r
whether any, and what other mcahire
their pan were neceffary Mr. Tal*
ley and made no obfervation on this
prnp*M ion ; bur encuirrd v. lather xe
expen d l.-on to receive orders. Mr
Gerry rrentioncd an aniwer he h id re.
ectved tea letter fenr bv him in No
vsrr ue : and general Marfhall ftated
that iur ft’ ft difpatcbe* svere fent or
bnarc* two vcft^l* at Amfterdam,on rht
20 n of November, from which Mr
1 alley rand could fo*m as juft an in:!»
j» »e could, *hen ataniwer mUht Ik
expected •, our he did not think it pro
bahlc one would arrive before* rnoa f
lo c‘'n'r' General Miirlhall old him
v. .• knew that nor government had no!
, K,our d.ipathe* on the 8th oi
J. noary jand we couM not tvll when
hrr o * n.rwdv*d' Heafktd whe
ihcr our mtcl.Wnce came through En
IftSfni'iTJ1 Marfh'1"*"l*'r'* ««
-hJ not; and genc^, p|ntk W<J
» * * ! Am:r,l “n »■ Utc as The 8th
of Jam. ary mentioned fhe fa ft,
hm was foine conversion about
2r«r?aid*"‘-fe «***
.J?*' ? > } *°d tfr,M:ral Marfttah f,,«
f eft. da do, ibt m hethar cur govern
went rnlghr give *ny inftrurtiom. He
.ifke<i, wiiblom; fuprife, whsth-r w<
A
h»J n.'t written for inflr^ion; An I
wr anfwcred, that we hat n«»t : an i
Mr. Gerry laid that we had (taccd fadti
o our govern.nant, a.iJ conceived that
nothing more wav ueceflirv. General
Finckney •» afrrvcd, tnat the givcrn*.
meat knowing the faAs, would do
what was proper; and that our applying
for i iftruftioni or not would not al
terth.-ir condu't. Mr. T. ley ran 1 then
enquired wrieth.tr we had not fmt any
one to the Uni ed Stales. General
Fiu:kn;y lai.1 no: and Mr. Gerry ad
• lc 1, 'iuit loon afttft our »rriv.il we hid
made pr.'p .ditions to lend one of our
number, which were not accepted.
I All 1 general Mirflu’d further adde >,
tha: thole who ha i c« n mtnicated with
uj, had told us we th >uid be ordered
j oi.t of France iinmediately ; and we hid
fuppofed that we fhould be ordered out
j before our letters could reach the go*
J veri went Mr. Gerry then ol>Urve>!,
I tint the gov;r.nni ?nt of France muft
■ judge for irfelf, hut that it appeared to
! li rn, th^t n trecty on liberal principle*,
Inch as tbofe on whi^H the treaty of
, o n ru’rce between t!ie two catio . ■>
. wns firfl efitbltfhed, would be infinite*
j ly more advantageous to France than
'he trifling a (vantages fits coni 1 derive
fr »m a loan. Such a rrtaty would pro
duce u frirn Ifh'D and attachment, on
the par: of the Unite I Stares to France,
which wouli be folict and permanent,
| and produce benefits far furerior to
‘hole of a lorn, if *.ve had powers to
make If. Tnthh ohfervaiion M. Tal
Irynnd made no. reply. We parted
without any (Vntiment delivered by the
triiiiiider on ttie fuhjcft of our going
home to confult our government.
we e tafvif.f one n ave oi ;vir.
P allevrand, we told him that two of us
would return immediately, to receive th*
inllruftion# of oar government, if that
would be -lareeible to the d'.i?$»rvi
if it was nor, we would wait lome *ime
n the exutitauoc of rec-’ivir.v vnftruft
ions.
NORF 1/ ST, Tune if.
Th? pilTMigrr hy the Ea.ltrn Shore
Maii. arrived lift evening, relate, that
►hey were Jof.»rmrJ hy Mr. Dagfville,
'a relpefl^hfc inhabitant on the E'ftc'n
ihore of Maryland) that off Affewoo*
man, near Chingnteagor. they heard a
heavy cannor**<iing on Friday, and had
difiiov‘tly feen two heavy (hips undereaj
:/ fighting fail.
The fln 'o.*‘„g article is copied from
I/oyd'a Evening Pnft rf Ap'd v,
“ Among the reports which th * nor
arrival of aoyinirlligtnce from F auc<
has within ’h-fe few days given rife to,
f» *l*e following i That the American
c immlfiioner* at Pitres have been order
ed to depart, and that a I American pro
oerty in Trance- which is fu ponied tc
. amount to ncjr joO|CSul. is to be cou<
fifeated.
June it*
Yeftcrday „rri ed here from R:ch«
ftiond, (lot Claiborne w|tS a detach -
ment of 70 cf th- Continental troops,
fir the puipofe of pirrifoning our fon*
Snoe day arrived the (loop Uerkemr',
^ap\ Sea nan. it t> hours from N<*w
md has on board the mortars and
fbeMs for the u'e of 'he fort*.
Capt Seaman few ihe United States
ih’p Ganges, on Sunday morning, c-fl
C’lingotcaguc, peering to the North
'vird under eafy fail.
VY« »re info-naed that Mcfllj, Crown
nlb’cl 1 s a'rd Sons, ofljalem, have of
f o P .. i_* e . i
ftvp America, of 703 tone, at a valuati
on made by appraTrri appointed bv gor
vernment. The fliip i» at Newport,
'* a very f*i\ fa ter and will carry aS
?uor# The fnbfcription for the New.
'uryprrt Blip in filled, and cmtraCVs »rt
made for buildiijp: her. The fh p Ho
raid, of Bolton, !« ourchafed bv arovera.
merit ar.d i« to be fitted immediately.
R I C H M O N D:
+-'<?> -t—
FRIDAY, Ju>ie ,j.
THE ANSWER
Of til" Vfi KS I O b N V of die 1/KfTfiJI
Statics to the Yovng Mex
of Bo.iOM.
GiiMTt£;ZKK,
I I ii impoffible for von to
I tenet your own 1 meul Hall or to throw
your eye* on the variegated mountains,
ar.d elegant illxnc*.* around you, without
recollcdtmg the principles and actions of
•y -'*r fathers sod feeling what is due to
their example j—*-One of thvirririt prinv
tiplcs was to units in thcmfdves tire
character of citizens and foldiers, and
efpecialiy to preferve the latter always
fuhordinatc tr» the former.
With much folicitude for your web
fire, and that of your property, I take
tbc ree lorn to fay, that this country
never appeared to me to be in greater
danger, than at this moment, from with
in or without —never more tirg^ndv ex.
cued, to atfume tlse functions of /Mr.
The fhte of the w: rfd is fuch, the
Oruation °f *|| the nations of Europe
| with which we have relation, i$ loTri
titral, that vici H ’jde» mnfl be e«peJted,
fry ii whole deleterious influences nj
thing Imr arms and energy can iirotcit
us:—To ar-n i, »hr:t, my y mng friend*,
— to arms, especially by lea, to be ufro
ns i!.c law dull direct, let us reforr ; tor
Idfcty agiinft danger*, which we no a.
Ice and feel, cannot be averted by truth,
rnifj-i of jujlict.
Nothi ig in the earlier part of mv pub. •
lie life, animated me mure, than the
Countenance* of che children and youth
of the town of Burton; ar.d nothing a:
this hour give3 me fomuch pleaturc, as
(lie malculine temper end talents, dif*
J played by the youth of America in e
I very part of it.
I ought not to forget the worft ene
mv we have—that ohh<quy% which you
have oblervcd, is the wont enemy to
virtue,and the belt fiiead to vice : it
ftrives to deftroy all dillinction between
right and wrong, it leads to divifion, fc
diticn, civil war, and military dtlpot
,ifm.—1 need fay no more.
JOHN ADAMS.
Philadelphia, May 22,
COMMUNICATION-.
; IN contcquence of tne addrefs
which was agreed to by tne cmz~ns
i of Albemarle county at their May
court, dire-3ed to Sam J. Cabell, 1
i their reprefentativ* in Cof> *refs, ex
, preiEng their difipprobatton of the ,
conduit of the Prefiient; Col. f.>hn
! Nicholas of Charlottffvtlle, who had
j been a'ofent at the fir ft meeting, call -
! ed fhe ^titniions of the people of that
county t-i the prefent fitu itior: of A ]
j merfez With i* ranee, on the 4th of 1
j this month, it beintt alf> court day. '
F 2 f* arluA/*'ll«.rl ..... .1. . _ I
-- ^ u,V VV/IIU4U
c( ine governmciy, i»d vinJicitcJ,
on principles which were not refut
ed, that particulav part of he adrni
ni It ration which the aforementioned
addrefs reprobated- Heexpofedin '
turn the condu3 of France, and
thewed f om the difpa'.ches fiom our
envoys, that it wss their partisans
j in this country, and not the friends
! anJ fupporitrs o» our government,
v'ho were likely to bring war upon
j us. He was oppefedby his relation
^df.. n NichoLs, Elq. the propofer
of tne addr.fs to M . Cabell at the
May court i and fupported by Mr.
Benjamin Brown, one of the Juiti
! ccs Of the pea«e fur the county.
1 And alter the grater p>.n of the day
i had been cenfumrd in harn-.nEruirg
the people, wtu>h^en: d wi:h ailth c
attention natural to chut# accuitjrn
cd to hoar but one fide, but who, like
honeft and impartial men, were an
xious to arrive at truth, an adJrcfs
was propofed, approving warmly and
decideoly of the conduct oi the i^re
f»denr. On which, the people, after
fever* 1 qucltions put, and feveral at- f
tempts made, divided, when a count 1
w s proposed -but *vhich was pre- '
vented by the ack lowlcdgement of
Col. John Nicholas that the m jo. j
ri y wes agiir.lt him $•—obferving atj
the fame time that, comiJermg the '
fame county fcadjult btfure exprefs- I
cd the fentime.it ihcy had, “ with T
only one diffentwg voice " which at I
thar time be no inopii.i.id-i ■in.-J k. I
: worthy friend md relation as a
conelufive reafon why they fhould
not then enie. into a contrary pro
ceeding, he conceived he had car
ried his point as far as could have
been experted. He hid at Jeaft prov
ed thagrhc citizens of the county of
Albemarle even woe not fo numerous
in 'heir oppofition to the govern
ment r.s had bec<» fupp fed, and af
ferted in the firlt ad Jrefa,
In the couife oc the observations
made by Mr. J. N, it was very re
miilcablc th-t: e was three times in
terrupted by Mr. T. Randolph, Ion
in-lauj i4 the Vice- Pre/tdent, on the
fubjert of the difpatches from our
envoys ; who was promptly and fa
Mfartorily anfwcred it was thought
hy all with whom I converfcd ou the
Uibjert.
1 he particular county in which
thi.. attempt Wit made, made me pay
particular afention to what pafled ;
rnd 2* I was no ray concerned in
the proceeding, will be found* 1 hop-,
to be entitled at le.ift to the credit o(
having given a true and impartial
account.
A BYE-STANDER.
Jure 8, 1798.
Congressional Proceedings.
Monday June 4,
The Houfr of Representatives of the
United Htatei, wtm into 4 committee of
the whole on the bill making; an altera*
t on in the Judicial Department, by ma
king a Weftcm Circuit, to include Ken
tucky and Tccoeflee, tad by adding
t wo Judge! t* th«f»rdcttt eAabiifkment
• ter fan,e tltfcilTi on, on motion of Mr.
^<»it, who wanted inform .tin,, on »r,«
£ 5K* ,} e comm itee r0fe *oci jM>1
(ease to fif'lgair,. the huufe after w*-,U
refolded ufelf tiro a committee of the
•vl.nle on ,he bill for regulat/ng the
compenfatton of the fonefvifor* and
3nit?t0rJ.°-*he IrtCin*! k=«Quc of the
-„<r! d »8 t!eV whco confi lerabti dif.
-u.finn took pUce on a mo ion of M-.
jal.atin. to Itnkc out the fecouj fr^,.
•*», on the ground of this being an ini •
Sffi«r.“nTfcl° ra'fe tHe r*,a"c" *’f tbefe
onu.cn. The committee rofe, without
a*!°B the qneftioo%and h,d lease to !it
far mi* ^r* -.•V4*,»'^ro,n *be coinmittea
Commerce and de*
enceof.be country. rep.rteJ a bid for
iitir?f0i!0” 31J rcttr*iot t,f «*an*«r
us a^d feditiou a practice*, ubicb waa
:ommiited far Wedn fday.
This bill propofes that aoy Alien re
dent, or who fhall come to reiide witbr
u the United States, who hath breu
:onsff>ed of any i'ellor»y or other infa
Ttoua crime, rr who dull be a notorious
fr‘^ upon aoy charge
‘ 5 f°? b« °r u# praaices, ii
»ny fare gu State or Country, or whofa
:ontiuuaoce within the United States
hdi he. in the opinion of the PrefiJe ,r
of tke United Sta'cs, injurious to the
aub :c peace and laf.ty, may be deemed
ind adjudgeJ a dangerous perfan, a id
nay be required t » djpvt from
toumry and may be apprehandfed and •
'cmoved therefrom.
Aad if any perfan, whether alien o.
,itiz*o fliall Cccreity or openly combin
er c .ufpiie together, wim intention of
ippofingtdy meafnres of the gnvernr
ment of the United St tie*, whtcb a-e or
had be directed by the proper authon.
y* Crc defeat the operation of ary
aw of the United Sutes. or to difeoj
age, or present any perfun holding any
>!aoe, or office in, or under the rovera
neat o. the United Siates, from under
akiog or excTeilici* fa-.
indtf any pcifon with intent, as aforer
lid, null, by any writing print, or ad..
nfed fpeaking, threaten fuch officer, or
e iou m public traft, with any danger
0 his char*‘t;r, perfon or propc ty,%,r
ill .M cuUOcii ir adv'fi?, or attempt to
procme any iafurretfiot;, uot, o.- unlaw,
ful a trembly or combination as afore
laid, whether fu;h confpirii:gl &c. iha I
luve the propof d effect, or nut, (ball
ind m*y «« putnffcc 1 upon enuvilhou
the offence* by <* fine oot exceed
_ dollars, and by b«tni«t?g with
m itcient turety fur good bchaviou*, or
jf unprifouxient for * term not occeed
inS , y-‘»r* ; and .f the peifon fi
cor.s.ufed ihili be an alien, be may Ire
Farther adjudged, in lieu of fijeh binding
01 imprtf nm ;ot, to be bsiiiihcd and i -
mr.ved irua the terr::ary cif .he United
Suu’i.
Mr. Kr.rpcr laid a refedution upon
tl.c tabic to exempt from ordinary imii
t<* dal?, fuch eotpi of v dnotee-* at
th • b. accepted by the Prciident ot the
United Statc-3 during t.ie time fuch corps
[ball be refpeiiivelv accepted.
Immediately upon the journal being
read, Mr Macon rofe, and f-tid bis col
leiguc had laid upon him the pain
fui ufk of info mint the houfc, that hi*
Fiiecd and colleague Col. Bryaa ia no
more : that he died this morning at cine
o’clock. .
Mr. J, Parker hoped that a refolutlon
of a ; miliar kind to that which was ar
dopied on the death of his colleague
(Col- Bland) when Congrefa fit at
New-Yoik, wou'd -now be agreed to.
He accordingly propofed tbcfotlowing ;
Rejolved, That the members ft cm the
date of i\ot th Carolina be a committee to
(u her intend t!se funeral of the deceafed% and
Mat this houfe will attend the fame."
The refoltttion waj unaniraoufly car
tied, and the membM having had a
meeting, Mr Macon reported th 11 the
funeral would ukr place to. marrow *‘
teinoon (Tuetday) at 6ve o'clock, from
No. zoo, Arch ftreet.
The P.efident of the United States has
made the following appimments,
(with the concurrence of the Senate)
for the additional regiment of Artille
ry, Vi*.
Majors,
Benjamin Brocks, Maryland*
Adam Horp*, New-.Jerfey.
Daniel Jackf m, MafTachulctts,
Caftans,
Pec-os Wadfwcrth. Cnnnefticuf.
Wjllijm M’Kea, Virginia.
Samuel Eddins, do.
F. Kmlr.ck Huger. South Carolina.
Amos Stnaddard, M :.Ta;huftns»
I. eroael Yates, do.
Jvne* Reed, Pennfylvania,
Callrnd-T Irwinr, do.
J imca Stflle, New Jerrey,
Waite- Tdvingfton Cochran, New York
John Bilhop, Virginia.
J ho Henry, Pennfylvania,
Lirt/TfcNANTB,
Theodore Memrage., Ptoefylvaniiw
Wn% Steele, do,
Francis Gibfoit. do.
Alexander D. Pope, Vi--glnla.
John W, Livin.ftoo, New-York;
John Hancock, Virginia.
Geo. W. Carmteal, Pennfylvania.
Samurl Dickenfon Maryland.
Philip S ewart, N^w Jerfey,
Wm. Cooper, New York.
Wm Deseaux, Georgia.
Patrick C. Han it, Nonh*Carolina*
Jr feph Yates, New* York.
Geo» Wafhington Dunccn, M.tfTa
chufetts.
Toppan Wehfter, NeW'Hantpfhire.
J. -mca VVhi'e, South'Carolina.
James B. Many, Delaware.
John Knight, Maryland.
Jobo Fergus, jun. North Carolina.
Nathaniel Xtonard, Vermont,
J"’iu Lry hojrue, Georgia.
L bar lea W» ftnnciat't, Pi-nofylrania.
Robot Weir Olbourn, uo.
Sukcxox,
Jaiac* Scanlon, ivjifybn/f,
Su^toi.’i Ma raa.
T-iOma* Ti lir ghaft, K:»oi1r Mind.
N«t|.;tnie! Li .vighc. C- ■ netfHcut,
j llurr Harrdon, X--. ucfcy.
I ~MARtaAGB8 —
Pol” dr'nday ^vcoin,» |,ft, C .I./OIIW
1 R'’ TON, of Mo i' i iipfr•/ County.
;t> M:f, POLLY RADFORD, 332
IJKI" <* VVil,U« Kadfar!. fc/q a
rnn ev<?l, ,'g Mr. J \
P<o£?»K.,U?’ ,k> MT‘ WWWkAH
1 ROJ-SR, bo:h of th - Jty.
}7« Prosser &? l Vat. Moncure
Have connected thcm&lvcs, tu»
iKnfitt bjfincL in the
Audion and Commijfion line,
under ibe firm uf
PR OSS EH Sc MONCURE,
mthe houfc lately occupied by Metis,"
UICKS, Camfb 1.1. and Coxxis{ at
■» nicij place Ci>ccij writ be thanhtalJy
| received and a*!ranee* of cafh made if
required.—Any bulinef* intjulhd
tneT management wall be Itriaiy attend
co to and the ut.noft punctuality ub
fervetl. *
\ JOHN PROSSEK.
I WILLIAM moncure.
Richmond, 1 jtn Jane, 1793.
I'or Sale, at the Vendue-qJ
PROSSER. Sc MONCORE,
On Monday the iS.h inftaot, the ki
lo wing articles, viz;—
! 3d and 4th proof ANTI 1
QJ.M RU.\f,
BROWN SUGAR, by
the Uiui. and Bid, i- ^
KiCk by the T.c.'ce, 1 2
COFFEE by the B::g. J ^
.A
London Market MADE!- 1
HA iViNii by ihe p p-» 1
LONDON PORTER by ?,
the lihu. •, X
QJJ EE N S. W A K: E in ! c>
Crates 1 ^
SHERRY WINE in bot- » ^
ties, ' J
AUo an ASSORTMENTS
DRY GOODS.
Prosser.& MoxcuRa.
!4t?>« *7>)&_
Notice.
Repeated attacks of a troft af
. H.ciiug malady,at rhefe peri >ds of
the year when the fuperior and fuprems
courts me in letiion, and co-teq.i-nt.y
my perfunal exertions are molr «antia/,
oblige me to declin? thr pra&ce of the
law:—And while £ rerun, my ir.oft
grateful acknowledgment* to all rh dc
with whole confidence 1 harr bee,: lu>»>
no red, 1 trull to their indulgence for
putting their paper>inm the hand* of
Mr. likN.-st-rr TayL. r ol this c.tv,
who has kindly undertaken to attend to
the feveral fuits in which I am con
cerned in me tedcial and Hate cnur'j,
and to bring them to a ri de. And al
though his talents anti alUduitv will 1 a ve
i iT>y clients no Gaul* Co regret Xhe chaog'j
of tli 14 counfel, ii is, ; eve tnelefj my
intention, wlveu hrallh *ill permi>, to
contribute my own aidln all calc*. here
any difculiiou at tbs trial iijhjr be nc
oetTary.
Many bcmJs and note*, on which no
fu;ii are depending, (fame for near chir»
ty years palt) remain in my potTeJlton^
wijicli I rr'jueft may be v*ith«!rawi), as
I can no longer bold mylcif account#.*?
ble /or them.
ANDREW RONALD.
Richmond, June9, 179L . (6f)
For Sale,
to qr cafk: ? old Red Port Wine fcf
ao pipes 3 fjpecior quality •
Madeira W de in pipes;
Ttneriffe do. d ,
J Porter packed in calks of 3 dozen.
CUch ;
Old Wed India Rum;
French Brandy ;
Apple Brandy ;
aooo gallon* eacelleut WhFkey ;
Loaf Sugar ;
Brown Sugar j
Coffee ;
Slit Iron,'and
100 barrels eacelFtit cut Herrings;
T ue above article# have j ’ft com; to
hand, and being princ pally on con.
fignmem, will be fold very low, for
calh, by
Gamble Cf Temple»
Who have m oiual a good a(f» rtment of
Dry Goods
on hand, which will be fold on equ%
able terms. ^ *
Richmond, June n, t;j8*