The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12
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~ Ter was acquaint-t, with the pi,,cin,I ,.rs,s
OF the Homie as which ~ was the fnle sgen, !,
h'ner,ca; as iikewifs, tna' E.auip,rchais h,,,
greed t" 'he prooofl, before i. was fpr,-aII
,othe to"oys ~ MIR. Y. he confAsnt Of ral-
'eYand. i is a'f, rsaforable 20 Ne fi;ppor-t.
when IA'i,yrand afTrted, tbat if coloneI B,,,r
\ had heen fcnt with full power. all Difference.
would have been adiutcd that col Burr a,,,,
i'Heyraod l" their cnrre!pondrncc, hid AREA.
dvagreed upon The preliminares ON which ,h-y
were 20 treat J aud that Jonathan DAYTON,
W"kininn and Co. the conften.s of col. p,rr
Were informed ofthcfc preii,nir2ries, and pave
directions TO their reflective agents aa5 corrtc
! pondcnts ia ACT rccord,n..'v.
! hhAcnph Cfreat. B-;.,in after Iay,c .,s,+,
| had rehNqui''~' every ;6sa Of oh,a;ripY t,,o-.c
TO" "f nfurky and the "eGerr .errit,,v. ys,
hey were Informed hn'h by their agents in
Hr7"ce 'r'' } ~. a OF the prncre-.in-. and
preeTsis Of tic Nentu ~ S2ariill AT,cii.
/ I on.
'''s cr'eh-,tri Nilliarn Goblet. we arr VOL
afi,e, f-an, l,ver'' individuals who conv.-rlrI
/ with IN, wss aconsinted Nth the rnoG GO
Ira .'.cunfsanc in TIE Kra,ncky onfi5;. Il.
! Cohhet might hsre obtained t'si1farrs.ior. -
d'f' rant WAYS, either dref4'y rom rhp H,:.,!,
! ni"Ter'. H'mm"rd and LION or from To-
mel Baryllv the Eng'if}, confui in tl,e civ or y
York who is well informed on the f! 1T. nar-
! CLAW Is native Of New York ths fna Of 4 dor.
tor 8arclTT- late clergyman IN that city. III.
cloirt intimacy has exiitei from, IN. ycsrs oe
boNhocd Between him and The rev.i. lain NJ,
ION, the bro her. in-Iae9 Of Tp1n P~o;yn. T. :;
| therefore probahle that vi I. Rnvn h3s -.
gea'ed 70 MaFon is equally known to Barclay
iColoaei relay, however, IS A t;jo,oc,,. ;,. ~
facter Of Ne ereatcf fuipicion and not TO he re-
If'eo IN -vrii by IT'S own cur. Like al the a
ncrica tories IN the revolutionary war ne ,Er
p 7yed 'plrIt Of re,enge and cruelty wr,icL .
ven cl!Eu'rd the rartv whole e. re he er,nnc.
ed. At the c'Gfe of the var H.. r.ii~.,i -
i,any others OF h's adn-i1es INTO tn villa &c
SaNad j, where he ''vet denenient ur,>n 90
vernon Snrce mt his appointment Rr;,ia,
confu' for the EaGern States. This .n-,o;.
meni re entirely ow i 70 the favor of prirr,
td"ard The fourth ion Of his Rritaucic Mi A.
PRINCE Edward had arrived with Snnro. j.;
NADIA IN military capacity ana the ADDICT -,
art of Barclay f>on gained upon voupg. r,;rj
fond OF tatfery and un1ccuitomsd TO 1,tr;.;,s-
Several rcmonitrarcea, however, were feut To
E7g'2n1 againit the appointment bv men -,
quaioted witt, he character of Barclay on. !.
PlTtlrH!ar by Coone' Gienny of Nova S,oii, 70
~ friend Mr.. Sheridan. But under the -;
naia'ion OF Pitt ana Melville it is we'll know,
that remembrance from oppoiiii.n r,rn,h.-s
although well founded had 20 efta. Bsr,I,,
therefore was continued in oiicr both ,o tte
corr ucrce. '@""
TIE Gccrec7 that Goblet ,refervtd upon ,s1
! iu,le-t Ia all his wr,'inos, ,Ienonitr,ics in |.
the government OF B:itain was no w,vs ,i;T,i.,f
! ed at the iu'rguss which were ca-ry;,r ON -
ke'thtky for If Goblet had chof.,, TO say.
given pnbNcity TO the aff.ir, it is evident tb.
cou'plratcrs would have Incurred at once 81
nr.'m'n th- r,,hir ~
| II the commen -erneH. of this inv, nizstio, Co..
mad !upIoied that the frf idea &C placing "
tlckY unc,r the Spaui.b V k. had oric,r,t,.I
With governor Wilkinfln Bu. 49,. A.. c..
Informed from objectionable authortv $50
project OF the fame fnrt wa; farted l,.versl -,
before w kntou's artiv3 IN The {YeA4rr tt,,.,
try, sy colonel John Todd, who was Kan = o..
t1s n"'',e o. ING 3 te L',ks the 18th of Anyun.
l!S2. In the ffil -. tsr precedinr wear co;orei
! Todd " n about fit orffx,y Of hi, adherrn,'
dieubled a. Harrcdibur h 10 Deliberate ~ 80
icheme but a colouI Do4sdf,n 4 fen, a.,
porter vi the union Of the Gates, having frl
or their intentions convened = nnrh ,,r,.r
party ana hoks 10 their meeting IN = rn,n
! Nv 'p'ce ft'hrr than pedu1hon. But It ou,tt
| ~. 80. " eC",Te.eu 'haf colonel Todd WAS much
more e%cuidb'e than any Of thc f,cceed;rg 80
iPWat"r'. In thofe years Kentucky va j.,
ATTY field of blood, f:arcelya G.,ti. ,n,.o, 49,
tailop pailing week N peace without an =.
tack from Tie Indians bot afterwards tJ,. 60
was conh erthy changed as spoears iron, ,i.,
tlFentures OF colonel Daniel Boone, who n,,.o
,u+ acton OF the Blue Licks To have been ,Le
~ ''1N w tAS"lh'hE, ana conc Indie k;o
| n'r'ajFe IN the following words F.: {" ~,
darling Ions ard hrotherI have ion M r ~.
nand5' winch have alto ,akrn fort y,n,tJ
| hGrie and an abundance ofcattle. T,rvI,
| ana neePlets nights have fpgnt. C-,,,.t.H
Mp'n the cheertuI foccty Of men, f.orcI,4l k,s
'he iummer's fun, aud pnched bv the ,yio,..J,
cod, an indrument Orddined to fs,tl, ,i.s III
uerHe''' Bnt now ne Gcene is changed 80.
crowns thc fyIvaa Hilde." Ps''S
ne inFereits OF The coutcndinp nar,;os = A..
garry conventions of the hate had eY+enJ,J
t"eW hb"tnce among their reCDeetive ,.,,,,1:
t'a'e' ard occaIi0ned number of rr;.,.-
eu"' aHd qnarrels, which continued for ,,,ns.
Ied'' afterwards, and fitted great portion os
'ne people TO afford reader ear IN the L,,
rdneue' OF WHkrion and his agents ,CL1c.
men TOO, which the arch general C.le,aed er-
ing torn his fame were gener,lIv ch,.
,',''', '' Outlying and brsysdo diG,oitian.
Woo b'utsted more with their to,s,., ,sIt
'o'| hdnds, men who according to che
non phraicoIogy OF the country, had Iond y.
n,ppint VOC although they f,oke extrc.roi',
! "L'ie 10 The purpOfe--of thnie one cant,;r tstt
o. thecouoty of WOodford NAV he no,io.,,
Plhc,Ph'y on account of the fndden chana.' 80
~ P'lHc'pies with regard TO the views of wi.
NI'io"' ms man bad oppofed the oener,ps
ho',on 10 the convention; but very foon sc,e+-
T TIt oece7Ie one of his warmea and mof ~.