The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

! Mr.. Ogden
| did, $500; they were delivered on the dos K
where the Leander lay.
| Were they put up in caG,s ;
! They were.
; Who paid you for thems
|. hold Mr.. Ogden's no:e for them.
Graft examined.
When were they firf applied for
Aoon' ne middle Of Dec; they were deli
vered the latter end of January.
John Moore, E,Yoru.
You are 4 gun tmith {?
Yes.
Did You in January laf fell fome arms to ma
jor Armfrong
hfrn'trong a"d apt. Lewis botn applied TO
me told them 100 nuf!lets, and pair or pill
t"'s they were delivered TO capt Lewis, and
part of then, carried to Mr.. Ogdcn's houCe.
VINO paid you for them
hold Mr.. Ogden's note for them
JejtP5 Price, Fzvorn.
Did you turn'ii: ione arms to captain Lewis
lait January ?
did, 25 fwords, 81 pair pfols, IS m.c
kets, iome powder horns, and quantity of ar
moW er's tools.
Were they put up IN boxes for Capt. Lewis ?
lhey were, AID delivered 10 carmaa by his
! order.
What did they amount 10
Seventeen hundred dollars.
Who paid you for them?
(SmilIne) Mr.. Ogden is to pay me for them.
SaRltsI Carr. /tVo,H.
Did you fell !ome cannon to MIR. Ogden in
January IaG
Yes, l2 iron cannon, fixes and mines can
not -xact'y Tell on what GIte, but think ii was
the str OF January tae Leandcr failed foon ar
ter.
Who paid YOU for them
have MIR. Ogden's note for them.
Corneiihg Byinekerbof, Ezvoyu.
Did you fell fome brdo cannon to apt Lewis
in January lat5 /?
Yes. hraia tours. think it was in the mid
die Of January. The cannon was delivered to
car!,:an who had ee,ie's orsinr f.,r than
Who paid you for the cannon
hold Mr Ogdeu's paper for hem.
Nm. Shields, Szvorn.
The witnetS is carnan and in January Ian
was in the employ of Mr.. Ogdeu. He carried
60 the dock where the L1andrr lay toms bales
from Mr.. Wayman's and IS or 80 cannon from
places where they bad been bought He does
no know exactly when, but they were all carried
publicly and in open day.
Nm. Wry0.0a. |7vorn.
Y)u are a merchant tailor
Yes.
Did you in January laG make fomc clo.hee
for Mr.. Ogden
did.
How many fuits'
/ made 200 jackets and about 100 pair pan
falcons.
Had the jackets facings, and of what colour /?
They had collars and cuffs Of yellow the
cloth was blue ierge. The pantaloons were of
Ruia linen. They were put up in bales and
delivered to MIR. Shields, carman.
Cross examined.
adj vci, ,,rIero ~ tt,a 49,.
No, they were made wirh the uiuaI publicity.
The witneis underfood that they were for an
expedition.
Did you underland 70 from Mr.. Ogden
think did, but I am not filre.
b. TIE eoHaJsifor the prosecution.
who paid you for the cloaths?
hold Mr. Ogden's note for them.
JobH Care, J7rorR.
The witreis is carman ir the employ of
Shields, Ogdea's cartman ne carted in open
day cannon and carriages, and laid them on the
90, k where the Leander lay from general Ste
yenc'S and efewherc.
CroJt examined.
Was the expedition lubjett Of talk among
you?
l cannot tell ] was employed by Shields,
who paid me.
John MBriAe, J1y9tn.
NJ Bride is 4 carman IN the employ Of Shields.
RE caded 8 pieces Of cannon to the Leand,r,
and ipme arms ron John Murray's, merchant.
u, hkcwie carted csks containing mot, as he
iupppied one Of them was open and il con-
tanned fot. lie carried fome boxes To- the Le
aHder, ous Of which he law when making nD
it contained mukeis. All this wac done in o.
pen lay.
jus. C2eiaad, cartman, tet;fed to fimi,sr
t'ctg. lie cartcd caks to the LcaIder, aud
iome, which he faw open, were full Of cartridge
ball.
Jobr Murray, Jzvorr.
The witneis fold, in January lat, 75s old
iwords, and iome cutlalTes and mulsets to capt.
Lewis. They were very old and rully, the re-
tuie OF quantity which ne had bought.
Were they in good order for a military expe-
diton?
cannot tell an not a military man.
bought them as merchandise and fold them as
iuch.
who paid you for them
Mr.. Ogden gave me bis note for them.
dngY?nS Fiemnngg, John Murray's clerk tsf.
tilted to the delivery OF the military articles fold