The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-03
TNuuBzR 81.

J (fJeiss N contemplation, thar will net ou,v
: lHtake ny fortune, bptthe fortunes of al cor,-
cerpea hoPaufed IA il waiting fof NJ ani,vrr
was hlsnt---had nothing TO Say; ha. .w7a,el
n''n 90 e1plaIn and 50 into t,ir DEAL; sit,r
waiSing.tbc floor ieveral i;mse. durinr which
ne appeared mucf agsatcd and vexsd, ne threw
opep tbct0cr and r, walked cut; with ooiv
this eii'npie of the, sGrr: siiich lac haSflo los,r
been preparing me s0r.
l. AZ Eat, ended daily For qrds-s until the srri.
va OF SUI. Cuibi,,s toe next ,,.oraipg round
ithe GeaeFai rather ditsai aRci refereed lie
ooisrve'l ihat he had yet eutr;cs il-.i,a 9r.,iy
lfd among them tome fr,'p hif c,qn .,ta,e
iia; he either hated or oYe Sia, cancers more.
th%i oi'srs; p'e:i.fning si5 iat.ndt:C, FOR me,
lfe2Hsc, : iuP2oie you take me sor . Maryland
! er :.T'hy,tirs you nor " t5ilf;yefcc No.. was
iih9rn ~ .'criey, but had ahc, seed luc,:..o be
preIgs tyonng TO Maryland OF. vtich S;sie my
iether, grand father and efca. ,ilai father.
wtt; r2;lves-..'5GTn in Jeriey Ereplisd toe Ge-
jEeras,j a iccord rouiin yankee, a5sarpsd Gun
uius .s:io% iai1ett. This @4a t,lc ara rnIe
thins he had iaid to toe for 5sfore his. ,.,s
trca,ed 3itt. ,ssf3e6t and had recriyed trsnv
riSnaly etters tdorn hin Therefore fitribu-
fsr tt2 70 iiy declining TO ioia hi,r, in his
.shsfFc 70 mas fortunes; fome tine after tbs.
o2s-no'edto Cold Water. en- o.Rcsr INFORM
ca 'r'e, ihatltheys'ere caEnue3 o. a. az damp
! opttoHa, iubieet 30 te overlooked. (fir. 9avS
oCIec'sp 10 ylhe ecufir % the 8egltnonv purau-
ca oy Tie witGeis. Col. BDr.flii thu: he dia
hct e"o| ING tyaoie sE'ent of bis teitinony,
! ops 'aSs ne had tsan INTRODUCED 20 thew PAL
paols cont sG,etioasit.tae eyji,suoeos C5eneraI
; 'fi1f'Eion.) .I'hI Mtiplri cp the ono eide and
fi'aF.f or CEs o. tas other, ar; the riilie Can
,osfne;': coi!'H.aade.i by ;ig6fc.ettc t&nls or
"'!' :" w re'f; ro.'iTed the fSuatioa vasDot
| on'y nan'ti;srg, but would pfebS,,iy become
iEe sra7e OF th> .recos e tasy ,s.sre tnot re-.
saoYsd. AZ that ;;ne Iiz! ngr kncr, the &c.
Aera' n2I coRt.ettsd fcr the,steand AZ Driyat-
!'0pS'ty : = ip1g i'aturc mhere lie might hang
.''s ~ 9Fa- Ihe inogtiGF s.t;r ths con-
Serl%'i9h l 'faa frat fer ny the General and fe
,erely and rGGely reprimsnied before two gr,n-
gers ,so'a 10 interfere with his sIrst soc s-
yHi'st; rSPlieSi Il was my daty ard ncliost;-
o. 10 cosy ans military a:rinEe,nccEs but ilnuld
,d1icveT aHy Plans or a:safys5 ,.h;ch put to-
hazard tee peace and Esgety Of th. u. s,atra.
w2uid uoi keep G!ence, b the confcopsrces
wat dizzy might he uctcraood ms. AMI
fr?p' !hat noFneAt 6%licfe my ruin was deter
mined ca.
cooas! H1fr arrived little tin,e after thisst
st. houis. Ear. WIrt ~ what sin1e 4 T
beIieva in Augaa 1861 a Tndg. Eaaon ,shc,
appeared to TANK very highly &c col. Rprr and
ool"ec c. Eo..-ains pare q his confdencr.
i0f,heI ne that sci. Gcr: had inquired OF him.
whether Stere was any officer uf r,fr,.r;src. o.
,entsfS?i7e who cGuld be truteci .yi. 4 the ccrn-
u.2nd OF an expedition 10 Santa Sc. and INV
me very Inqliftge lock. demanded hc-
"h@I Authority CO... Burr made The inquiry. or
III ",'' 'Sht : vas 10 view H. ILc replied chat
co. Pu'I ~ MAJ t',he held no puh!ic Office, bit
80 a Gao Po"eFfaiii1ead; aud you'd oroba.
ny C+ III very exalted ii;uatior befora Ior.
{''"t 'af.tcen well i9ok-a of 20 cal pnrr Fl
iurPo:c by nim!elf) and he advice! me IN -.
h''" iay fHtnd. au.'vcrci tbat tin. ;non;rv
was :IIF'c!ou6 or-; for f government chnr.
10 S"iP'oI Fne I" That OF aay o.aer e,av. Il hal
arGht 10 cncImard my fsryces-f,riT ,,,s;-
i I.. &t taat tirn-) We dfopt the f,hieH.
VT -lG''i1. was Ration at ST. Louis 4.
= 81 Ell .1@FfA. Was he u habits OF great
.''''1"0E "''n gen. "lli'infon. 4 Yes, there
aPPtaT.o TO be 4 good ands!harc;,s, $50,
the ;hree,) Flu, as c.ssrai ts;:le5, rs &c ecu
tine before had wrote ne toat 90 .,ar, ;rr,,.,a
non OF the route 81 Santa Fee Womb he biIi-
acceptable" and recently fornds.i nv incf;n,,-
don to""rds ercTsetic government. I'D h;x
gard Jt6eMs 40 mas. fortune, : 70 -. us.
doubted OF their connection. mi a+.,st.'
&c" lone was col, Burr at s. Louis. ho,, w.,
ne treated cy 8earra Wkinfon. and hog 60
, ne i'it Scroi9 ne River : Il. W'ben he a,r:,,l4
was ~; III ON bht nG6erGooti chat the Ge-
.'e' a. .NH I'"S out wynn him to the Cantormert
to WeW MS ifoOP6. ! fav. the C,I,,,ol 49,, ~
evening hefctaned. The Colonel gr;a,,. VI .i'-
situation and laughed at the Cecor,5s r,;,i.s',
notions. Mr. Nirt. At Cold Vy,ferP
Ye; az Cold Water and cg,rifteus5 ,r,er,.,,.i'
Belle Fontaine. mr. A1rt I{o,, fgy G. ..
LOUIS q. I9civc or fourteen nit, ~
laarhH. When col. Burr was tber, ~, ,,..,
ne treated q. The Genera, made 3;,n,r
It was rndefl;ood for col. Burr. was ;ayi,gi
The coIGnei did no, attend bu. vas r,,l,a -.
hes. Wntn col. Barr was le;yjny G, To,;. =
was about to croia the River 10 nv nj.nts,io-,
o" INC oPPohte iide, bis tagIasr was hn,,,, r.,
the Terry boat, when fa,y the Gete,,,,L,.'.,,
getting ready with colours and COMMIT &C.,,
IN lni.crn. I afterwards fiw the Cdlonel ,,sC,
NY farm on hsjourney in company Win ~
.or brown only; Eaton was not with hin,
SoUe iime at er COL Burr lcft ST. LON, n.
neral Wilkrfon and Mr.. Esncn felt COS, E'C
ION complained the General nerfrcusgl bir,, ~.
And often talked in dark myferioug nann,r
about Writern empire. Can't. sfodJ,rt &c,
hin;ed 20 me after hs return from Fort 1t,o,.
that iome great fcbcric teasin ag;iat;o, -
col Bufr md gen. WiikinlGn, bot dii M, a.,
what. Ealton poliiiyely Gafed that The. ,..,,
a connection between General NV,lkipf,., .,,.i
Colonel Burr. lie complained that The C;,,s.
raj periecuted him, ob!erved thar II ,v,s ,s,,
0raGge that he hnuid be the common Gid g
col burr and gen. Willirfop, and CO., ,te.,
mould ~Hundtrit3nd one another abopt HI,
that rather nipecied The General finding ill.,,
unpopular with the French, and thar H., ,,,1,,t,
I G. BE- rHHHF hssra