The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-23

tiers in the fprng of sos A. The only letters Which
Gen w. fpoke Of were iubi.queut to Mr. Burr's vi
IL 60 St. Louis. Gen w. thought it probable that
b hNd v~r,teu IN. letter rsit marked 9Th OF May
b.: h- did TO, p,si,ivsiy rrcoea.
Several orher oIetsns were put &c and anf~ered
by Mr. I. which the rapidity OF bis manner made
irpoiEbe for us take down.
SATURDAY., GA. 8.
Mr.. Tar-7v-Y was again csled by col Burr. and
anced whether he had ob(erved any ineoniiftency in
.he evidence Of Gen. Wilkinlon. MFR. Tszewell iaid
was no, for him 20 ftate wha. his n?refon. WERE
arri,iny from the whole OF Gen. Wiikinfon's G.
violence indeed it inipoiible Tor hin, anf.ver
queitiou put in that way If he afSed whether
IN any particular PARE OF Gen. Wikinfon's teliimony
he had oberyed variance he would anl~er The auef
tom He then aileed, whether he had obi.ryed
any inconHency contradiction in the evidence de-
Gvered b. Gen. WkinGon, before Judge, and that
given the grand jury His anfxer was, nore all
But fad Mr.. TazeSeil, as have gone 70 far in
fpeaking of my impreGions, may bs proper for me
to fa,e what opinion had formed. muit fay, that
faw good reafou for Gen. Wiknion to invite
Col Burr 70 the Wefferr country MIR. Hay. Do
you recollea whether the tefiimony Of Swarwout CO.
inc;ded with that OF Gen. Wikinion A. They could
be fad to oppofe each other in their teitinony.
MIR. Swartwout Examined fri and many Of the
circumstances to which he depofed were unknown to
Gen. Wilkufsn. Mr.. Eay. ipeak to the
verfations between Swartwout and Ges,. N,kinisn
Gen. Eilkinfon nated, that in the abience of Col
Cu1iing, which wasfpokan o. by both Of them Mr.
SwareSout dipped iuto his hand the cyphered letter
from Col Burr. MIR. Swartwout who discovered the
trnoh franknefs and caudor in his evidence, fated
the traniaeion in different manner. He declared
that the letter delivered openly without anT ef-
fort to conceal it. MIR. Hay. But they both Rated the
fact DE the fame that it delivered in the alb
fence of Col. Cufhing? A. Yes. They both nated
chat fact in the fame way ] would not be willing to
be underaood that doubted any thing, Mr.. Swart.
won't fad. Alto he appeared before the grand jury
under very uniavorabie cireu nRances and my ion.
prciiicns very itrong againH him. yet the very
frank and candid manner in which he gave his tcai-
r,ony, suf coufe;a raled him very high in my Ell
nation, ana induced form very different OPT
niou OF han, from that which had before entertaa-
ed.
MATHEW ELIIS.
Mr. BSr. What do you know OF Dunbaugh !!
Did youiee him at Baton Rouge? A. did. He told
me tha; he hai JUN got on, of prilon for debt; by
paying part of the debt aud giving bail for the reR
z. Bu, what paid between you !! a. When I met
HIM, Iurprled fee HIM. He iad he had
been arreaei in Nstchez by Lieut. Romney. Q.
For what cause? A. as a drierer. Mr. McRae. AT
what time did You lee hm at Baton Rouge On
Sunday the 2Sth of March. MIR Burr. What fur
ther DID be give of himieil A. He iaid that
he hal beeG ent dawn the that he had made his
sicaPe and had demanded protection Of Gov Grand
Pre- at Baton Rouge. He faid thot ne intended to
ttay there, ill he had got his pardon from Gen
"iikinon, which he had written for. Mr. Burr
His pardon for wkati a For deiertion He told
me that he had defended the river with you At Capt
elPsrequsa; and that he had written to General
WIkintpn, tha; II pardon wasfent to him he would
come down and give information Of al that be knew
aglihIt You. lie aIo put letter into fny hands for
Capt. BAs. Nix Burr Wlat was the purport of
that letter To inform him tlat he regen,ed leay.
" Inr ,g' int l,atr,, /
20 reqieit HIM TO rapport the atemeu he had mad.
aboIs leaving the tJrs When he gave me tha, Letter
he requei<G to put it IN she neareft PoR Office
aud nos 40 iet l,isu5 Ronney have il . WHAT did
lie propoir 20 Capt b,G= in tiiat letter A did nor
fee chat letter; and know only what he told NE
He told me that his letter Capt Bi= corrobora,ed
tfat 70 Gen Wkiuion.
Crgf Exa~i7eA Mr. Hay, VIVA, Gate do you be.
long 70 hco7gto PENNY yania bu: came from
E-'chez to this place. Q When did You defend Ii.
!7g.r? On the 2o;h Of November, Q In what
boa, = In NY own. Q Are you The perion who
I'D ynrr BOAT 70 2eane-hag; the mouth of Cum
eeFand? a fold it to hTr Burr; bur went dow II in
her to NAitAiz Q You came with certain artc!e. ,
a Yes. Q On general trading yoyage? A VS.
Mar H'Hr. You down in your own boat after
You oid her Ia Burr Yes was not to deliver her
Til GOT N4tciez. Mr. EleRae. What time did
you pals hsnnsrhsfetts ilsnd a do not ezatsly
reeoiset; nj: iOm.tiNe 10 the latter eni Of Nogem
Der. NJ Hay Where did Bennsrtsnett and hi,
flHid'on 'a m with you Not before arrived a.
the mouth Of Cumoerland. Q Did you fell your
n'-rehandEe to Col Burr The greater bar,
9. What induced you 90 down the river with them
20 Na:chsz, after your boat fold \ Becaurs If
was not paid for. MIR MeRae. What articles did
youtei 70 Col Eurr parcel of hoe, axe. iron 2,
Pioughs. ~d no, 10 receive any pay till 90, 10 Nat
chez. Z We5e there any boats a the mouth of Cum
beFiand was 81, there? believe he was o Was
Floyd? fss. Q Tyeri a Yes. Q lCrael Smith /.
expect He was q You down vi,h Ployd
ahead a M; altogether under Floyd. o WIN
dM you 90 helif 1 did rot know @ Win
did you leave NAte'eg About he Era OF MARCH
. You were nor lent to Nsy Orleans by ary bodv ,
No Q What carried you to New ORLEANS 4
Builne!s ct my o~n. Q Did yos carry any thing for
fate to New Orleans A May be, | had few deer
tAinS and foms racoon kns lett. Mr. Writ How
long did YOU rrnisin in Orleans A About g or 10
days. 9 Did You fee Col Burr on your retnrn5 . I
did . Where did you fee him Ian ! A At VAN
ington IN the Mfitlippi Territory where was a,
az the trial OF Col Burr. Q Were You there when
the trial tloied 4 No. vert up isyerai times to
hear It, bnt the crowd 70 great that could nnt
get IN. 9 Why did you go to Wilmington , A. 7
went to fee Col Barr for Ettlemens O What
.eainishld you on Col Burr a do not exactly re-
Collect the amount. @ Any claims for your boar J
a Col Eur cculentsd I might take back my boa,
9 Whlt other claims had you any for IRON
Yes AID for apples aud Other articles. Col Bvrr
mad told me Dot 20 part with he axes ustiock, and
pioughs al al! events. Mr. Hay. Had You any prs.
uoIs acquaintance with Dunbaughl A No but +