Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

b. Married, Dr. 1GNATIIJS PN1CE,
10 Miss lSSABELI.A MCGOWAN,
both Of this town. E s..,.. =
Extrdetef d ieaer from a Een,itman IL
! Lesingten, Keatucky, daied DeceM.s I
Der 81, 1905. g.
ii, 81: Nod6ubt Won have heard Before this,
that Col. Burr has been twice prosecu-
ted BY the Attorney General ana brought
before the Court, and the: 1ury gave a
verdict of hot guilty, each time. Hi1t
intentions arc yet supposed,to be perfect
y unknown to the PEOPLE Of this counsS
Try. ! There is a report Ia circulation here
that he intends forming settlement in
the Onacheta country, but Il 10. incor-
rect. Some say he intends 10 rey6lut, on
Use Mexieo, Santaiee, BIC. which 10
thought more probable. As I came
down the river saw several boats and
heard of numbers up the different rivers
procuring provisions for this supposed,
espsdition. There were fourteen boats
supposed 70 be part of: Bufr's FlotiHa
sseopd ID the Mhsking,im river By or
der Of the Governor Of Ohio of which 10
have made their escape and pas, the falls
Of Ohio, and the Others expected on
hourly. There have gone from this
cdtmtry d great many men and boats six
teen boats started from the falls last
fhursday week. besides a number be- :
fore and since, and ! know Of several
preparing for the same purpose and will
go in spitspftbe Militia. We have re.
~ceived'the President's proclamation, and
the Governor has ordered out the Mile
tia. sAsI came through Shelbyville on
Wednesday last Isaw 500 on parade, Of
which 2So 'turned out volunteers and
woald march the next morning TO Louis.
vilse, where they would pc joined ~ the
same number from Jefferson County.
s~el armed, to. be stationed there sodays
to intercept suspicious boats attempting
TO pass, and uhen are stationed at diffe-
rent places from Wheeling 10 rife mouth
of Ohio for the same purpose--H bit ,Iey
can pass the falls in a Kentusky boat
without INJURY from ten times lie nuui.
Der Of men wiki rifles aud mnskets.--;
tits believed that the proclamation Of
the President and NIL the militia viii not,
be able 10 stop the expeditinn If IL can
be prevented from going on Il must be
by Gen. Wilkenson. 81 ];
"a This state Is in much confusion, and
the people havetdivided into twcparties s
one party call themselves the Burrises,
the other DaSisites. and think they are
nearly equally divided |; they are 20 m.
yeterate against each other that 4 would
NOT be surprised il il was amended with
very serious consequences. Iris said
here that Col. Burr left Nashville thei
10Th inst. accompanied by Gen. Adair
from this state, and Gen. Jackson Of
Tennessee. they took water from the
mouth of Cumberland river where he Ell.
PeGted to rneeS about 100 men, but &c
Is supposed he would meet more, from
the purnber that hsse left Tennessee and
the fadianna Territory"
- : The rspo3,s (Which we hope are exag.
gerated oridle } of colonel Burf,s designs
on New Orleans, have had the effect of
lowering the stock Of the banks having
branches or deposits IN that city. : : T.
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Lsners from New. Orleanss ofthe 9th
December, express an apprehension th,t
The course Of the mail from tina. place win
be ohstrue.ed bs eolon.l Burr's agents. !
This approximation, addsd,to the &C.
neral saate. of agitation there, viii no
doul,ts Of Itself, oeeasion much ineon.
senienee aud disappointment to the com.