The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12

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way, more than one thOufard warrants woul,
he abtorOed ia any ,.ns year as 100000 acre
~asthe iareett qaan;i1y calculated TO he fol,
annually 1T tho!e prices, and the fx:h par
thereof would require 1000 warrants or Toe, 90,
acres. On the other plan the whole uunhe
which any man Dotieties, may be- located ane
realized ~ twelve months. and that on iar;
good and well f.uated. The contents of ,h
letter are of fuch 4 nature as render i; inoropc
10 nc feen ~ "ny except yonrfslf; burn il
thcrefors, WIEN you have peruisd it,"
, it was 'ite~i'e ardentiy deiired by the con
ipira.ors, thlt the Britil treaty a.opld i,e car
risc. into efFtts hccsuit it would tend dire Il,
TO dcitroy the plag o. Couoiiy, and conftcuent.
iy n'te The iuhabitants of kentucky more IL
me project Of Wi!kinioe. Whatever verc the
errors Of this treaty. it crrtainly p"n,ed eu,
thcie limits 10 ,he i!r;tilh which thew cc,iid
NOT whh aiy plauiale pyetence ;rdni.rer ,cd
therefore gave a death blow 70 all tn n ,lcIigns
upon kentucky. The coDiDiratcrs l.rcw The
federal interet was fuGic;tu, IF tielf Ia rais the
treaty; and they accordingly a;i;. ned the pro-
'etfiono OF ta'4 favour lite hi.j CT AR. Jay 10 lhs
care II! Jonathan Diytoa. Marx, thcr5flr.
inc language OF Dayton in letter TINS fub-
jet', ia ed tre Ia'n cf Arr:l, 1885 =
g Cannot the friends OF Livingfton, Havens,
Hathorn, Van Cortland. aud svley, be Undue
ed TO reron0ate feriopily With them, agapit
their oppntiion 10 making the proper proy,iion
Tor carrying the treaty into eiftte. RcQoe(t
MIR. Chiidst TO m1ke TIE atteUpt--he or his
friends muit know who hsvs the gress EFT inau-
rnce with thoie een'Iemer, and they will. / am
tire, refD56t much r,ore the adyice of Heir
fr's'ets AID FupDoiters, immediately aidrciIed
tn thSin peri .n-'iy. than that of petition d.
80! =: - i:::!c g p;,;,.c. p.
do net mean to difcnuraee the latter mode Of
declaring your ftntpents but ! recommend
the Tending i-crions even into the diitrtls oflhe
members have mentioned, in order 10 eng tge
Influential roeu TO te active. There will be time
TO do .his, for the difcui'ions will probably be
veri lengthy or if they are rot, the fra vote
VII not b. 70 concufive Tut that we may
Change, whenever few Uiil Gene over from
the hrit majority. That majority is dim ni(,l-
Ing three from Maryland and the one from
New-J erirY who voted for Livingft on's refoin-
tons, viii now vote CIR carrying the treaty T.
to effect two NV York members and two
nr three are wayering, bu are inclined 10 rhe
Virginia fde, if the fir .h.t is making does net
fbake their nerv >. Tell Mr.. Chiid4 they ,nuit
he aa'vs, and appoint Respectable comriit,ces
to corrcfpond in all drections, excepting louth
of the Po;omsck. Keep up for time. TIE
tpiFit which Is now fcmeatng, and all Will yet
be we'll"
q
aance in which although we cannot ,,rodu, E
the mott f:twfatfory proof of connection wi h
tho Spanlfh Alteration. yet. the c5rroi'o tti, ,
incidents a'e fp frong Is To merit notice psr-
tcusarly when the tF3rfaGton itflif h4sex tied
no. only the curiotity OF Auerica tut Of ali Eu-
rope we mean the demand of so Oooi feriug,
which was made hv raiieyrand on the Env1vs
from the u. Stats. viz. Charles Cpteswurth
Jo; J. s. s: Cersy, s
dCuceur for the pocket of he French DireGtofy
and Miniaers. II is well known that previous
tn tnis emhatiy Tailevrand had lived eighteen
mouths or two years in the United States. The
greater portion of his reid nee was in fine city
Of New York, and the greater part of his time
when there, I've fpent alternately between the
honie Of cot Burr at New-York, and jonathan
Dayton OF Elizabeth town. in New Jerfey
III made iikewite fevrral very comfortable Dur-
ctates OF land in the ;oeiern territories, by the
direction of Burr aud Dayton, and we are au-
thorird To fay, kept up a cofe and intimate
correspondence with Burr after he returned o
France. He alto Informed Mr.. Gerry, that the
Directory were inclined to treat only with one
Envoy, that he expected only one wls to have
been ient, and he was induced to believe thu
man would have been col. Burr--that if colo
mel Burr had come to France in place of the
three esvoys, MarflIall, Pinckney and Gerry
that all differences would have been adiuited.
we have already Rated the ln'imqcy which has
always cEiited between gen. Wiikinfon, John
Brown, Aaron Burr, and Jonathan DIvton :;
aud that compact of the NOT intereiting I'd.
ture, has been lately f. led between them
When we refiect on tieic circumstances and
ON th= curreipo1dence between Tailevrand and
bnrr, at the very period when Ia leyrand aud
on Envoys wtre negotiating We think tina.
V"ry little doubt can be entertained. hut thr
dou eur contemplated FOR the French directory.
would nave gone into the pnckcts IF Talley-
rand and his brother s1Ociates in America To-
na;han Dayton would have endelvoured TO
have c'nied the eyes of the federaRs AS to the
tfauiactlon; while Aaron Burr duubtlefs wouid
have worked the fame magic upon the repuh-
Hrans. mr. Voncy probably was ACQUAINTED
and imPreile1 with th. fame views, az the con-
tptraiors. In the book which he has puhliihed
the greater part Of it IS excluively devoted 10
the "ehern territories. Whenever he (Dsat g
OF then, he expreles himfef IA tpsaki, = OF
country entirely (epdtate and ditinct from the
Atlantic Hates, and iaYs that Nature never i'm
teGdei the two 30 be connected together. But
the Frencbman ~ this country, who was mott
intimately acquainted with the defyns Of the
Kentu.ky Spanilb AGoci4,ion, and Of the land
lPe1uiaIons OF Dayto1, is A Mr.. Chevalier, of
the CITY Of Richmond, Va. The artfui Cacret.
and intr gGiuK mind of Chevaler, the agent of
The Houie of Bcaumarch2is, is well known bv
all VINO hHVe had An opportunity of kno, i'm
the character uf this gentleman. Let the re,.
der therefore recolIed one Of the conyerf,t.o,e
which P1led between Mr.. Y. (Bciarvl nd
he 4 A.