Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-13

mat l IS was not pofiiic sha, hsssVss W,
move nents should be ,I;vnls VISIT NH.
ohjtst shoa;a be knava Is : 80. . !, hat 81,
leaders taa.the Spspiar,Is : ous she.
formation IF il and fsr,,f," ,s = gs4n
s g soaysrsa'i0a ended hs,s = "s :.
8ia en-; success 10 their en,ernf ! Wished
ted them shas}f I though, Dla or.s saa
them, II would be a, SOM r'Sps' % inp
~. y. river; y was not Then tss,l s' Cow y
y'ef withdrew is,o the ,hsa,s,,,. ~
B'enaeft asset observed, .ha, ,h.. NJ.
going % start tha. night ,h,, ,h wers
la;urs bad passed law which h. i Leg:
!, sne =, that be did d, ,aa
hsnd "a arrest bM on accom-, - aprs'
lax, Hc SAID something 4bout Il. wee
that ne was safry afer iiiug 50 t. Ss''ss
mcoggu Gus, 10 be forced TO 20 alow, = a.
night, but be was afraid Of dsl,v. ~ y 10y
afraid % being stopped. aud he &c . was
was SO jar advanced ths, The r,v., ssa',a
freeze up andhe could no, 90 das aSa'
bout 9so'cloe.s ! bidthesa ad;eu ~, =
the island. 'Vs'
ross 8 sam:Ded.
Mr.. Bats. Did E!.nasrl,asse, ,,ar
Ter speak ofa Spanish war as 40 eye.,, :,
wcuid cereaioly take place? A Th., ' -.
Think col Tyler said there was CIV. ".
prospect Of war, and ifthere IVES o.,
would be ihere rcadyIo JOIN inli.
David Gilmore szu0yn,
Mr.. FL. was in Marietta &c ths l,,
end of October with gen. Topper NJ.
81. asked me, if | was the psrsoa WI,
gave tri,ion ia Marietta. After a .hm,
introductisn, he observed tha, ho w,s ;.
-bou.to descend The Ohio and go up II,
Bed river, TO makca settlement; ,oai i.
accTMnla,ions nigh, max.
from my sn.irpetions were not ads aua,s 10.
whas might make with him. f!s wouI6
Ike 70 have me SO viii; him that he wa,
going 10 setsle pew country, which would
be advantageous TO those, who would 70.
luuteer TO go round to thar settlement. He
mentioned he fsFrill,y ofths couutry The.
advantages OF a marke. that was near ,oit
not far from II. Orleans: He thought the
prospects were so promising and aauerng
tha, could-nos hesitate momeat 10 deter.
mine in favour Of going. i said, if I
knsw the object, and was certain of beos.
fitting mysel5 & would have no obtc,ica.
TO going. He then observed, that NJ.
Belkoap was fine and promising young
man; that he stood high in his estimation
and he would give me tie sane privileges
as Mr.. Brlkaap would derive. That even.
ing he insisted yery urgently upon my g.
ing, down the river with him. ! wautsd
time TO consider; sut that II he would
make any eng age meots On which ! could
rely, was wilnrg tojoin. said vorl}
ca!lat his i:lsnd 90 the next Saturday. We
walked TO Mr.. Woodbridse's, and he made
enguiriesifl vas acquainted with sarEsy'
ipg. Isaid If I could gesaDy Thing 10 thas
way, wouldgo !; but | mad heard OF Othf
objects being in view. !.
Mr.. Hay. Did you plsss Inn 70 aI,'
close the real object Of his plan: a 4 des
He referred me to Mr.. EeiknaP; and II
| concluded 10 go, he woMsls. n's know
more when I called oD him. g 'Dld ycs
see Mr.. Beiknap-s a i did; butt 0aa
no, time enough TO -eDter in.c the msr'su'
the cause. afterwards i visited Af' d,
and ne asked ne whether I had de'srta'Oeq
to so down The river. ( told hIm Ina. :
had no. yet has soGcisnt time TO talk VIA
Mr.. Bslknaa. E~asked him what were %.
prospects aud what were the discovers,
Of the ob;ecta he would make TO me-, au "
then I would tell him whether ! w0u'osJ
or not. He said { nuss engage hfss su0
thea he you'd tell nae. Mr.. Blenae'0a'.
sctt see med millins tcasay very LITE 90 -.
subject ADD seemed rather to csnslde' ~
as a spy. yantedsome assurances, a"s -,
perhaps iutima,sd that | wanted ess'f
thing to be put On paper. tolo ".m
had heard they would bear the eHp'a ,sid
of he neonic back. and think Nv or