Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-01

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Ohio; and that bye and bye we should
have congress sit,iag in this neighborhood
q q, Pittssurg. We are allowed TO sport
these things over glass of 1fie. !" q !;
never said col. B. s for in less than i've
' ears you will Be totally divided from ihe
Aslant1c states The colonel entered ln'
10 some arguments 10 prove, why It would
and should be so. The first reason was,
The produce Of the sale Of the western
lands being carried into. the Atlantic states,
aud that the people TO the west should noe
be tributary TO them. He said that our
taxes were very heavy; and demanded.
why we should pay them TO the Atlantic
parts of the country. BY this time took
an opportunity 10 observe, God forbid !! 1
hoped tha. 20 such things would happen at
least in my time-
This observation terminated the cenver.
salicn as TO This particular poinr. It then
rurned uron the weakness aud embeellity
Of ths federal government; don's recol-
iect SAYING any thing 90 the subject; but
began 10 think that ill was porrigt1s. ida
said with two hundred msn he could drive
congress with the presidens at IT'S head In.
TO the river Potomac, or that il might be
done, and he said with Ave huldrrd man
he could take possession of New York
He appealed 20 col Dupiestef, It II could
notbe done he bowed assent. There was
reply made 70 this by one OF nay sous,
that he would be danced, II they could
take our little rcwn Of Cannonsbarg with
thai force. Some short time after this,
col. b. went OUT from the dining room
and beckoned TO my son Thomas. hey
ven. out snd bad some conversation.
What tha, conversation was | shall leave
it 10 my sou himself to t.li Soon at.
after walk was proposed to nv soma
mfi aaa the company Wens. When they
rsturned tone O, both ofmy sans came to
caution rae, and said, 6 You may depend
on it, col. Burr vii! this nigh, open hin
self TO you. Re wants Iom 10 90 win
hina." After the usual conversation col.
Burr went Up stairs, and as though'te So
&c bed. Mrs. Margan was reading to me
az is usual when The family have retired j;
when aboat o'clo1k, and when thought
he had been asleep an hour, she told me
sha,col. Burr was coming, es she had heard
nv SOFAS cc.5veEsation she added, {" Youth
have i. naw.'' Col. Burr came with the
candle ia his hand. MRS. Morgan imme.
dia.ely retired The ecl. took bis seat by
me. He drew from his pocket book T; /
suppose /. was a memorandum book. AT.
r l - {, L e1: naeif knew a
Mr.. Vigo effort Vincent, Spaniard. !
rerl:edyss | knew Kim; | had reasons
TO know him. Oae was, tina, | had rea.
son TO b7live he was plyinsolsed in the
British conspiracy in 'ss, as I supposed;
the object Of which was to separate tn;
states; and which general Nevi.t aad my
sell had suppressed. | called It nesarl-
Gus thing 10 aim at the division OF ths
states. | was careful TO put great efnpha.
sis. on the word netarious Col. Burr dnd.
log what kind Of man he had 20 deal vi h,
suddenly Stopped, thirstin.o bis packet the
back which saw had blank leaves in il, &
retired 10 bed. Ibsleve was pretty we'll
understood. The uext morning, col +. and
col. Dapies,er went of before breakfast
wi,rou. my expecting is,in company with
nv sen, and frem that iirne 10 this |
have rot seen him bu, ia ,hls place. My
son agreed wish me tina. should apprise
The Hfesislsrst of Our imprcsslens, & point
OF, a mode by which Coz. Burr mlght be
fallawed step by step.
MIR. III Rae. After yoer observations
aDou, the country aud subsequeu. CONVEX.
sa,icr, Gid The prisoner draw any compsri-
son between, the eastern and western states!
a. He said, keep yourself 90 this side.
! of The moan,sn, aad you'll never De dis.
,u,bsd.'' Hv With i understood that
thsre was al attempt 20 be made to effect
a d:snnina There is one mare circum.