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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-10
pubItf uenDtR.

On FRIDAY,
h 10 s'clock, qvil Be sid at The Vendae Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar In bids. tierces and 7bls.
Coffee in tisrcss and bags,
w Sn1sei anS brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al S o,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc,
Cloths, CoatlngS,
Kerleymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerieys,
Negro Cottons, Scrges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Caiicoes,
IrIih Linens, SileGa do.
Ofnabusgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'is,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna HandiScrchieis,
Coloured Threads, Hats.
And fundry other Articles.
% q MAD GIFT T ER
January 9.
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MANTED TO HIRE.

FOR ono year, twenty able bodied NEGRO
MEN, TO be employed en- the Listl- River Turn
pike Road. Good oiage TO, and paacual pay
mrnt for their fesvices, pray be relied en-. Any
perlons who have, and are difpo!e 70 Hire, will
plsafc give the earliea notice g the lubfcribes,
who is duly authorized TO contract tor thstnum
Der, on behalf Of the PtefAert aad Directors Of
the Little River Turnpike Conpaty.
Richard Ratcliff.
Dec. IS, dSw
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RICKETTS,, NEWTON 6 Co.
HAVE RETURNED TO TOWN,
And arc row opening, and will be ready tor iaie
in few days,
Their Fall su6by Of Goods;
Conft}ing Of fupcrhne CLOTHS, ieeond do. coat
ings, fearnoughts, dufile blankets, point and roie
30. fripcd kerfeys, plaids, half thieks, eadders,
kerieymrres, fwanfdowns, yelvcts, corduroys and
shickfetts, Scoth capeting, Brufels DO. futts and
corded dignities, canvas and twine, German iuens'
ienc and fewing Irvine, threads and tewing inks.
And have on Hand,
70 hhds. Sugar,
do. Jamaica Rum,
1900 lbs. Green Coffee,
1000 hufhels lals.
Oa. z6.
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gaIes bp auatoa.
IN WEDNESDAY,

:. .,,,,et. qoilI BE- Ieldatfbe genaae Store, II.
: ,arner Of King and Llniou G,efts.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
whikey in barrels,
Apple Brsnay IN barrels,
Gin il caiks
Wine in pipes and qiatter cah'.
Violates in hhds.
Sugar in bids. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raidns in kegs and boxes, i
Oseen's Ware, and
ALSO,
Auariety of DRY GOODS,
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Thirty Dollars Reya7d.

l - 49, ~
Runaway from rhe subscriber on the z9th
of Ottober last, negro nan slave named
B O B,
about 20 years of age, five feet nine inches high
straight lirbed and well formed; said slave hath
az impeachment in bis speech which prevents bis.
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with him variety Of
good cloathing, description of which is unneces-
sary, as il is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb.
seconded, andin all probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. JOHN MUIR, late of this town, but now
said to be fee. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro ROB, IN any goal, and
further reward OF TEN COLLARS for the dis
coyefy Of those who have been accessory to his
conceament.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are forwarned at
their peril, not 70 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
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Hsnao10 Glass.

The Subscribers have received and
|pusr Tor sale, Sby 0. and byo, window GLASS,
rom 'ae Baltimore Mandatory. The quality IS
sSoeisnt, and il viii be sola at The Baltimore
|p'ceS. Ibsy expect 10 leceiye very shortly,
|'A'Ssr s'zssi.om the same place.
Il. lsHooE, g &c.
Zee 2. j
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Malaga Waae, RAINS, sc.

Malaga H1ae, Ras{l'ls, Sc.
Jua received, per the brig Celia,
Capt. Bo~et, from Malaga,
100 quarter eaiks Malaga Wine,
100 half or. do.
20 &c. cafks Mountain Wine Of Hyperion
quality,
so ballets Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
Z $50 quarteE bis. Ratios,
2oo boxes Mufrateldo.
zoo Go. Bloom do.
IS boxes Lemons,
which viii begin landiug ibis day at our wharf.
]. and t. Vowel.
Who haze also on Hand,
FOR SALE ON REAs NABLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mnicovado Sugar in tierces and bis. fuPerior old
Port Wine, do. Madeira do. Turks Iaand Salt,
mould Candies, 40 bis. prime, new Beet. RuRia
Duck, white RufGa Sheeting, billings, Rayenf.
duck, sc. &c.
Dec. 9. d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11
NJ q IT q F

T HE Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
4 the Diitri6t of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unfnhed buineis of the fad Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally adult
ed and paid hereby informed, that they are now
requeited call at my Office, in the city of Richmond,
without delay, and pay the balances due the United
States-And thofe whole lands have been fold in the
ditri6 of Virginia by authority of act of Congrefs
of the United States for non-Payment of the Direct
Tax, may redeem fach lands, by paying me within
the time limited the principal COTS and fees as the law
directs
Asmoh ofthe aforementioned lands were fold in
Dee 1902, the privilege ofredempton will continue
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption Of
the faid lands, will be returned the purchaer with
intereft at the rate of % per cent per the
purchaie money, to the day which it may be paid
to me. Joseph SCOTT.
Martial v. D.
July 7. ep-tf
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| We ought to enfure the happinefs and qua
rantee the rights Cfgererations TO come.
The Imperial Government ought to be IN
ihaken.
| Let not the forgetfulnefs ofprecautions called
| for by wiidom, fulier the forms Of an I'll orga-
| nized regency, fuccced the tempeGs of IN Elsc-
tive.
Liberty and Equality muft be held facred,
the focal compact mutt not be violated the
| fovereignty of the people muft be acknowledg-
ed in order that at the mott diftant times the
| nation may not be forced again TO feize its pow
er and avengc its outraged maieily.
The Senate is of opinion, Citizen Firlt Con-
iui, that if is for the deareft interefts of the
| French people, to confide the Government of
the Republic to Napoleon Bonaparte, heredita-
| ry Emperor.
1t deve,opes in the memorial which it annexes
70 ITS meiiage, the difpofitions which appear TO
1t the mott proper to give to our inititutionSb be
neceiiary force to guarantee TO the nation its
deareit rights, by occurring the independence of
the great authorities, the free~%ard enlightened
vote ofimpof, the fccurity of PROPERTY, the IL
berty of individuals, of the prefS and of electi-
ons; the Responsibility Of the constitutional
laws
Thefe tutelary difpoftons, Citizen Firf Con-
full, will completely fhelter the French people
from the plots of their enemies, and from thofe
agitations which take their rife from ambitious
rivals. They will maintain the reign of the law,
OF liberty, and equality.
Tae love ofthe French for your perfon, tranf-
mitted to your fuccenors with the immortal
glory of your name, will forever connect the
rights of the Nation with the power of the
Prince.
The focal pact will brave time.
The Republic as immutable as.its vaft terri
tory, will behold political tempefs gather round
it in vain.
To fhake it the whole world mutt be flaken,
and pofterity in calling to recollection the PRO-
dgies brought about by your genius, will con-
tinuay behold ered that immenfe monument
of every thing for which the country will be in
debted to you. r
Signed, Francois Ode Neufchateau.)
Vice PRECEDENT.
MosA2D DE GALES, JosEPH CoRTuDEr,
Secretaries.
The Chancellor OF the Senate,
Signed, LAFLAcE.
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Foreign Intelligence.

7k- 25tb Number of tbs baper contained al,
adHIelJ cftbe Coaje,rvati1e Senate Of France to
tie FRI CoHI, and bis sc moi graeioxs nn/ove,-'
In this reply be huritct tbrS' TO make kaoevu to
6imtrreLy their )sztimests." Tire Ioklozvine COM
saunieation from tie Coaissceti5c Srnate qvas iu-
tended az a FIJI expgffiou Of their /satimc,,tl on
The prejenf RGte IF France. The reGder ev;W re-
mark, that this i'aper qu05 aSd,xREdfo Bonaparte
6cto'e the Lafe ebanse in tkaf government took
place, it 6a5 not bOzvever, Till 7ary recently, Gb-
psared in tie -E0sericnn prints.
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CASH SALE OF LAND IN ALBEMARLE.

On September 5tb, WILL BE SOLD, in Char
Ioft5fUiAe, TO TIE bigb5f bidder, for CeG,
HE TRACT of LAND living on the ean
l. bde of Rivanna, againh Charlottesville,
containing about GOO acres, with new commodious
DWELLING HOUSE. Two years of a leafe un-
der good restrictions have to run after this The
land is all of the South Welt Mountain quality and
though much injured in parts, is in general Till very
good, and all recaimable. The iale proceeds from
deed OF truit to indemnify againf lois fecury and
bail, which was executed in December, 1909. bv
William Bache, of Pennsylvania, to
THOMAS M. RANDOLPH.
July 25. eBtl5sep
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D. PUBLIC NOTICE rs KEREBr GIYEM,

D. PUBLIC NOTICE rs KEREBr GIVEN,
HAT the PRECEDENT and Common Council
4 of the City of Richmond, will at their next
monthly meeting, to be held the third Monday in
Auguit next, proceed to appoint one fit and proper
perion to act as CAPTAIN of the NIGHT WATCH
within the fad City, for the of one year at
which te all candidates fUl appulurInent are
requeited to attend.
ANDREW STEVENSON, elk. c. H.
July Is. ep I'm
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G. o " d I ITO " S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice a
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper or supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
ii. Terms Of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, In advance.
Ill. ADvsRTIsEMENTs,f from thofe who
do not fubicribe to the paper, fhould
they not exceed a fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for Jeoenty5fVe cents
the firit time, Ejffy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-fbrse cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for .ftiy cents
the firft time, and tbirty-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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F o r S II L e,
A TRACT OF LAND,

! N PoSDbatan county, on Htpomattos River,
= z0bere it is naVigable, knozvn By tie name Of
M'CnWs Quarter, containing 42o acres: fbis
land lies about four miles from tie Court Hone,
and IS qOeN adapted to tie culture Of Tobacco,
L'ni0H grain and corn. Samuel Woodj6n, zuko
h7e5 near the land, zviL!ezv ii to any peron zvbo
may zvj6 TO pmebaJe.
ph IS not Jola before THE III ofSepten7ber next,
IIbaHJsN it upon that day TO the bigbeR bidder,
ct WooGlon'5 Iaz'eyu, near tbepremjfJ.
JOHN F. PRICE.
Richmond, May 80, 1904. laqvtaJ2ina.
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FOR SALE,

On liberal terms, br the Subscribers,
He HOUSE and LOT near the River
L Bank, at preieut in the occupancy of MIR. John
Taylor, and dnguihed in the plan Of the city BY the
number 3, the properly of the efate of Patrick
Wright, dec which, if not dpoed Of privately before
the iirt day OF September next, will tina, day, at
O'Clock in the afternoon be fold the premifes for
half cain, and the other half OF credit Of 90 days
FOR an approved endoried note-An indfputabe title
Will be made before the money is received.
PROSSER q MONCURE.
July Is. eplS
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SPRING GOODS.

VIII LIAM MPLE,
HASJf receiued, By the Rip Rebeeea from.
4 London and York hire from L;ueypeoI,
IN ASSORTMENT or GOODS
Suitable TO the sajon, qvbieb be qViV dpeje Of on
the gjieal terms.
Richmond, Nay 9tb. tt M
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YIRGLMId:
July z.

VIRGINIA:
AT A SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY, HOLDEN IN
RICHMOND, MAY 10. 1904.
BETWEEN
JOSEPH c. BROWN, RICHARD B. ,
GOODE & WILLIAM BROWN, FiaiiltiiiS
AND
ROBERT ONfBERSON, Defendant.
HIS caufe, by content of parties, came on
this nineteenth day of May, in the year of our
lord one thouand eight hundred and four to be heard
rile Diii and anlweC and was argued by council
confederation whereof the court adiudgeth and de-
creeth that uniels the defendant on or before the
wentyfourth day of July next, pay to the plaintiff
William Brown, one thouland four hundred dollars.
with intere thereon, after the rate Of fix per centum
per annum, to be computed from the tyventy-fourth
day Of January one houfand eight hundred and three
ill payment, and the COTS expended by the plaintiffs
in proiecuting tnis fut, that Joleph c. Brown and
Richard 3. Goode, after giving three weeks notice in
one or more of the Richmond newfpapers, DO expoGe
10 public Ge by auction, for ready money the Half
Acre Lot Of Laad, with the Appurtcnances. lyinp in
uat par: of the City Of Richmond called Rockets de-
igrat2d in the plan of the faid city BY the number
(sO1 two hundred and leyen, which had been con
yeyed in truG by the defendant, to the forenamed
Tnfsph &. Brown and Richard y. Goode for the pur-
poie as s aledged in the biz and admitted by the an
yer Of fceuring the foreld principal money and in
eret tie deed for which hath been deroyed as is al
70 alledgei and admitted; and out Of the money a.
rifrg from the fsle, pay to the plaintiff, William
Brown, the iaid principal money, interen and COTS
and tn. iurpus, If any after dedu6ng the expence.
attending the ftle, pay the defHdsnt and report
their proceedings IN execution hereof to the court
+ Cory. Telle, PETER TlNSLBY, G. c.
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A WET NURSE.

A WET NURSE.
MX ANTED to hire purclaie, Wet Nurfe
Wv without child Of her own Enquire of the
Printers. Auyuh s-tf
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].

one month after the publication O. the imperial
decree, before IN under protect or infpeetor of
reviews and declare that he repents of his crime,
that he whites TO i,rve again. and Immediately
TO reioin his corps.
In default of making this declaration Of re,
joining his corps by the above mentioned time,
iuch defert,>' ihaIl be- brought before council
of war, and condemned to drag cannon ihet,
as being guilty OF defertion ii fecond time.
BouLocSr, May 81,
STAFF MAJOR GENERAL.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Sout, General in-Chief of the Guard of CO.
vernment, Commander in Chief Of the Camp
OF S.. Orer:
" SOLDIERS
"Napoleon Bonaparte has accepted the En-
pire, to which the with of the people and ofthe
army has called him. From This day commen-
ces for us new era, and the haPpinefs OF
France is fecurcd FOR ever.
Z" SOLDIERS -
" We iwear obedience to the contributors Of
the Empire, aud fidelity 10 the Emperor"
" At twslye O'Clock, difchargr of. 100 car
non will alrnounce to the Army that Napoleon
Bonaparte is proclaimed Emperor OF the French,
Here follows the ceremony 10 be obfcrved
upon making faid proclamation at Boulogne.
(Signed)
&c Soat, Com. in Chief"
From orr late Ery,l9 ea5ers, yscciz,cG ~ lie.
MoHfeENna, arvizeG q. Bofon.
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- TICKETS in he et5rr,if Lo,fe,y ney be bad
ia RisE-s~9 eb5!ieafon 70 IT, Req. Js5p D. Blair,
Ns Rev. Jo5p EacJaaan end mr.. A15yfrO Sfs2ee-
I'm. sp-3w
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NsdiLlrr1lnaar PnG.LoriS.

N@dterylsnean PqSst 0rtS.
nj Office is hereby given, that it has been
~ deemed sxpedient to change The form Of
the Mediterranean pafport iflued to veNels Of
tHe U,fhd States that from the 18th day Of Ju-
" next, .hoie Of the new form viii be iiued at
thc cuGoru houfesto every veifc, fJr which app
DGc5ti0n nay be made or a compliance with
the terms preicrihed BY law and fulrendering the
former paiiport Of which ihe may be poGefed,
K any, in which .atter cafe TO fees viii be renui-
red for Che exchange aud that by an arrange
ment agreed Gpon by the DaTbary powers with
wforo We are at peace, either the Old Or the
new form of paGpor viii be fuficisni TO pro-
.ett the veHeJ of The United States, from cap
turc uatil fhe ~ Of July 1908, after which the
old form Of p57po-t viii be unavailable ana the
Ltv ono alone IN Iic.
Department OF State,
esd Of May, 1894. :
Tbe printers offbe laFDJ 2f'fbe Unitc6 Slater IRE
rr7as7cd to insert tbs abops in their Gaaetfei
f7gics 7o-sf FIR tie space Of tx months, amt fbe
C''le3o,y offhe es2o05 70 krsp copies Of il boJ?ea
H6 III ftcir 26Tcet.
30e, 9.
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5000 Tickets, az Dollars each, is 10000
In the above Scheme, it appears there are not two
blanks to prize and prize lubJea to deduction.
Tha Lottery viii commence drawing the firt
MONDAY in Otober next, and continue until thedraw
ing is hni.hed AL Tickets drawing prizes will be
paid within thirty days after the drawing is conclud-
ed, and all prizes applied for within Fix months
after will be confdered as donations to be applied to
the purpoies Of the Lottery.
The Managers deem it unnecehary to fay any thing
By way of nduce,nent to pcrlons tobecome adventure
in this Lottery, the charitable purpofe which
it intended, Will it is hoped infure Peedy ale OF
the Tickets.
Tickets to be had Of the Managers and Of MIR.
e.
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FRANCIS BROOKE,
D. d. 6
TOIYN MINOR,
ROBERT' PATTOW,
TOHW CHEW-,
TAAGES STETEWSON, z
DdDIC {. KER, 3
Winter CRECOR1T, z
WILL.IA1F s. STONE,
ROBERT S. GHEV,
RI r =
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From, late Ery,;B tabers, yscciz,cd y lie
/ MonfeSmna, ayvi7ed q. B9fon.
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" BLLLS or LIDING, SHERLFF's BLANKS
BLAVK BONDS, i5G. G'c.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICL
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SCHEME OF A LOTTERY,

TO raje the sam Of 5000 Dollars, far tie
l. benefit Of tie FenaLe CHARITY SckooI Of Ere.
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FRoM TIE PARIs AaGus.

REPLY eftbe CONSERVATIVE SENATE to
TIE FIRST CONSUL oftbe REPUBLIC.
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might BE effected within sixty miles
OF the metropolis. Every dictate
ofpoiicy requires that, in such Il case,
we should be prepared to attack the
enemy without moments delay
to harrass not only by irregular
troops, but to meet him in front-to
hang on his hanks..... to suffer him
not to advance even mile into the
country, without encountering all,
that gallantry, combined with skill,
can oppose to his progress. 1t does
appear to me, therefore, that corps OF
Volunteers in the maritime counties
are best adapted for this service"
Phil. GAG.
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LONDON, April 9.

On Sunday dispatches were received at
Lord Hawkibury's Office, from the continent,
which caufed great deal of buitle among the
minifters yelterday, and feveral of the foreign
ambaliddors had conferences with s.em. We
do not pretend to know the caufe but report
ftates that among other accounts, declaration
of Bonaparte - the Court OF st. Peterfburgh
has been received, ftating, that in cafe any Ruff
fian troops from the Baltic ihoud land IN Meek
lenburg, Holitcin, or any where elfc upon the
German continent, the French troops would
Immediately occupy the Hanfe towns and if
any Rullian troops from the Black Sea, fhould
attempt to land on the italian continent French
troops would occupy not only the city of Ma
pies, but every iea-port in that kingdom.
Letters from Genoa Of the nth ult. fate that
the Toulon feet was itil in port.
AT Munich and other places, Gome emigrants
from France have been arened, at the in
fance ofthe French Envoy Citizen Otto. L.
mong them is the late biihop of Chalone, who
has reiided at Munich feveral years. lie is now
upwards of 10 but At the eeabliflment of the
Concordat he omitted to fend in his rehgnation.
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pontion 40 uie Execuuve directory; and con-
tnued to abct all the plans that were brought
forward to favour the return of the emigrants
and Prieits, till he was arrefied as a principal
contpirator in fuPpoied plot to produce a
counter-revolution, and ordered by the Legina-
tive Body to be transported without a trial.
Pichegru is tout, athletic, and well fitted by
nature to encounter the fat;gues OF war; Upon a
brit acquaintance there's iomething auifcre about
nm; but This roughneis wears of with little
intercourie. Though by no means of phlema-
TIC difpoiition, he is always cool and deliberate
In his conduct. The extent and Versatility of his
talents were Tully ihewn by his taking the lead
in the ienate as well as in the field. In word,
though Pichegru may be great traitor, it cam
not be denied that he is very great man.
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oo'a'Hec rie resp'se OF an hour but during tbs
susp pension. sergeant OF :he guard of Honour
VINO was the bearer of the order for INV b,,-he,,
execution, was directed to accompany the Sota.
mited had expired -
"A SUBSCRIPTION was immediately opened or M.
ONCE OF he Notables, and % Of III. frsf n,ar
Grants OF the CRY hasteued 10 subscribe. and -
hold themselves individually responsible in ,hc;.
persons and property for the pay men, OF The sun
The subscription being filed, the ro,abes in
body accompanied by The SERGEANT who card
ne dea' h-warranO returned 70 the huse os "a.
general N chief, bur were refused adnit,,n-c
and informed that Fedpn was executed Thcy
ud not give credit TO this shocking intelligence
'lu has,e to the ccn'mandan, of che garrison.
oy when Il was confirmed
The Notahles were deceived they ;,,,oc;ro,
III! oro,her was secure because the sergeant who
''enced them was the bearer of the order fer b;s
eNecuaon bur anoiher order had been iseucd n.
was III" SSed from his prison, conducted h. i've.
pain 10 the foo; OF Fort Belair, where his ,r,,ve
was already dug and my unfortunate brother was
shot a. Ten O'Clock in the morning.
Several hours had elapsed bur I con+;,uaa :.
noran' or his Fate, until the judges and ,he CO..
nissary Of the army Came t, execute the f,r,b.r
orders Of the General in Chief the former Nv,
putting seals upon our house and The latter 70
vey our merchandise 10 tlie stores OF the sta.e
4'ih ,iIiS measure resulted the proof that it
Impossible tor MS 90 have complied with the de-
inand OF the General no money beingin the house.
Thus died at the age of 90, man who had
committed no crime; who had broken no lawt
who could not even be reproached with hayinrre-
FUSED TO comply with the arbitrary demand
which had beeh made upon him and who In
tac', Could be charged with nothing but the inn
possibility OF furnishing six thousand dollars il.
The space of two hours
ihese facts would have been made known
Judicaily on the spot bur the circumstances of the
country prevented it. l therefore, noy, enter
tins my pro'esta'ion aganst the unjust proceed
lngs to which my unfortunate brother has fallen
victn and against all the antecedent and sub
seqoent proceedings relative thereto; reserving to
myself to pursue just vengeance whenever the
author of them shall be in my power
Done at the HAVANA the I'D Frmaire, wear 10
December -, 1908.
(Sigred) b. FEDON
Certified by LAUcHAMp,
Special Agent of the French Government.
Accounts from Curacao, as late as the 9Th
ult. are received at Ncw-York. They Gate the
blockade of that illand bya Britiih III gun flnip,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-02
FROM A LATE LONDON PAPER.
PICHEGRU.

When hohilities with the emperor were inn
minent, the want Of generals in France was
matter Of triumph to tue ariRocrats, and of
deipslr to the patriotic party. The lois of