The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-26

Show your hand TO the court II Their. /, NV han,
zone OF the fingers appeared to have been iniure)
can NOW my dicharge. procured frbn:,u.e &
many nave hbertyto procure them. Mir Hay Hand
me the dlieharge the witnefs accordingly nrefned
nc. Y Did you come round with general Wiil,ufon ,
n did. Q Were you fuhpenaed! Il I did no,
s"o" was 9 Who requefted YOU to come round
rom New Orleans n came by reouea of gen.
Wilkinfon. 9 Did he fay for wha, II He fad :,
witneis. You savea eepof,ion in new Orleans ,
"a res 9 AT whole requeA n AT gen. WIS. O
"nen came down the Milf ilippi in sos, by whole
orders did have the men n thought, bv Gen
VS. Had they arms ? II think not O Had they
colours They had, 6 they were flying every dsy.
D'd YOU not tell me, you expea ed your difchsrge ,.
DO you not know tina. the folders a, Chick
a,aw Bluffs wanted to go with me and refured
'nen' recole that you wanted me TO get ,hes, 70
co. outi refuied. Q Did you not tell me that fome
o' them waute to go! A mentioned one or two
. Di' any go! No. Q WIN A You told m.
chat the lieutenant and all would follow in few day.
NJ: Writ. This previous voyage yon took the
year before; were they not troops of the United
States A. They were. Q. Thefe folders; were
tney gong where their company was The
whole company were going TO New. Orleans and
rms barge with ten men, was fsnt on ahead
y And this flag belonged TO them A. II did Mr.
Witkham We're they regimental colours A. Ther
were colours made for the barge. Chief Iulice. Did
you tell Capt Bfiell, that Col Burr had applied TO
you to get the men to defertl A. did, not Mr.. Wr,
Did you not reiea the proportion A. did A, the
requett OF the Chief Jutice the wtnefs here delcr
bed the particular IN which the arms were
funk He faid that they 70 deer in the water
as to prevent the boat from going within so wards Of
the fhore. He ao related his Witt to ludge Bruin,
where Col Burr got the news paper He ALTO Ga,ed
at the reqaet OF the the contents of his letter to
Gen. Wilkinfou that if he would frnd him the Gur
h,.i,- IL L
pardon, that he would be there in 8 days Gen. VII
kinon informed him, that he had beha very vron,
in leaving the man he going down with but #
ne would come down, he fhouid not be rolened
Mr. Wrt Where did the party break UP : A
lew miles below Coles's Greek O. How far is Cole's
Creek from Bayou Pierre {, A. Abou, 25 miles O
when was 1t, that this parting fneech was made at
Co'e's creek A. about 6sh or 7sh of February.
The Diicharge hates that " hav 'np ferved three
years and months and being permitted to procure
iabititue in his place g. d. is hereby difcharged"
LnteR PROCEEDINGS.
The court have been principally occupied BY the
examination of evidence. On "Wednesday, MIR. Hay
read the depoiltion of David FIX
Mr.. Alexander Henderfon was then called IN RI,
part of the u S. expainthe views of he party when
the council for the aocuied made an elaborate eff r,
to exclude (neb tehmony; the ground that an o
vert Sought r 70 be proved, and that uch tetimo
ny could Gully be oonfidered as collateral The CI
Trfiee ovcrruled the objection on the grounds repre-
tented in our lat paper. Some couveriaton then en-
fned upon the quvGion, how far the evidence abou.
to be addueed principally confitiue of as and con
VIBRATIONS oil Blanuerbaffs,t) would afFe Ct Mr. Burr.
The Chief Ju0ice feemed difpofed to think ,ha, j,
did not affect him. Mr.. Hay commended that when
connection and eonipiracy proven, the act and
declarations OF one accompliec are good apainfl the
ref. The Chief Jultce willing to hear an ar
gument upon the point Mr. Burr then fad thar as
he undertood he was affected, he would not in
terfere.
The examination of the evidence then proceeded
Mr. Alexander Henderion examined, and partly
crois-examned.
On Thurfday, the crofsexan,inat;on of MIR A
Henderfon completed. He was followed BIZ hi,
brother John @. Henderfon; Mr. Richard NcaIe
& Jno. Graham, Efq. The examination of MIR Charles
Duvall ALTO commenced
On Friday Mr.. DuvaI,'s examination vvas compIet.
ed He was followed by DR. David G. Wallace, his
brother Robt. Wallace Mr. Edm B. Dana & David
Gilmore. In thecoarfe of thefe proceedings Judge
Megs was called up fworn and afterwards dilcharp-
ed The particulars hereafter,
Mr. Hay then obferved that he had only two wiz.
nenes more TO produce Gen EATON, whole evi
dence had not been completed the former examina.
ton and Gen WILKINSON; whom he would intro
CURED whether he could form any idea of the length
of Gen Wlkinfons evidence. MIR Hay. AS far as
it relates US, 90 minutes but the erofs exam
nation may not perhaps be completed in 90 times
20 minutes.
The proceedings the motion to commit, are
likely to laf many days longer. One of col Burr's
council (Mr Bott) it is unierRood will be compelled
by the uation of his family and by his public and
profefional duties in the Diitritt Court of Frede-
rickiburg, about to commence, to leave the de-
fence after the attendance of this day
That part Of my teftmony, inherited in the
Enquirer of the 22d inf. which ftates that " Mr..
Hopkins, Mr.. Fort and myfclf went before to
get more men," is incorreet.-I went from
Mafac to w-Madrd in boat with Mr.. Ty.
Ter, and remained there at his rtquef, Mr..
Fort never engaged any men to my knowledge,
nor did fee him until fome comfortable time
afterwards which was At Matches.
THOMAS HARTLEY.
In Dunbaugh's 7 enimony in the lalt Enquirer, il
is srroneouly ltated that 4" col Burr and Wylle had
gone into the bow Of the boat 7Uitb faw and augur
The witnels faYs that they went there for them