The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-03

him the fubasaee ct :bs rchsc-eA~ Before Thu. /,
TING, about the it.NAOaob-r we had deter
mined to oppoie the Sraeme; and went down |
70 tie moth of K1niw;a to inform Mr Dlaa- |
ntrhaiItti IF oar Intentions, Int TX was gone
;;.io'yn 20 Kenta"il; pcrh.ps with Mr.. and Mrs.
AiHnn; yid wc ;':,u t,n ,rsi.ge to tina.
effect TO Mre. Blanaethan,it thst ;aey nigh,
not he dccei1tSAs to our intentions. AT the
fame time mykrb,htr and myielf propo!cL
melting oi the cas- SSWood county, in or.
der to obtain the. icnfe of-,ie peor'-- ~ what
c"nrfe they ought 10 pu'icr. Mr.. Hay Arti
was there a meeting \ There was. o DID
you cone t" any refou,iris A We did
Mr. AieRae What was Inc iu"Aaacc of them
That we wtr, determined 10 incport the
continued authorities OF uur couutry. Mr..
| iiar'iS And were The refo uiious pu;,ir,ed
They were, think, ~ \ carcr r,ibiiNed ia
| Morgan Town. MIR. Hay. Do you knew = =.
writing! Il al. not CERTAIN, o Did you e.
yer lee Rim write A da nc. l~coretI. @
DID you receive ijSGt ,syo letters from lin! a
d'd. Mr.. Hey This ltt'ercrtctI on the 3ia Avg.
mentions his Intentions 20 vii; YOU. EIifv-[;.
1t may no, he improper 20 Gate What gav. *.
CATION to tha' 81 letter. Mrs.. Biannerhafit.i
intEted or taking n.y little boy hong, . or 5.
weeks with her family. agreed 10 it re!uc-
| family. Three or four days after they had !cs,
us, tent my overieer for my hoy, who b!cush,
the child with that ftcond / tier FROM Ar. Ear
nerhaiIt.t This Cd letter covered an sX;raGs
iron Marietta paper ficnsd CperiH, relative
TO the Wsitern World aad referred 10 in
that letter. Mr.. Niy:. Do you kuo.v Peter
Taylor? what ia HE character? a have
! heard no one ipeak oi him but Mr.. Banncrhaf
let, and he fpolle of him in very high terms
. What Your brothers name John c.. Hen
dcrion Yes. . Did he not re;refeu,
Wood equity? a He did f,n,c years ago.
CroG Examinei.
| Mr.. Ban1er6aGcIf. Have you not been 4
representative of Woad C.rty? q Yes. o
You lived IN Wood county io:ae.ime before
knew you? did. 9 HID you any reafons
for rot cu!ivating my acquaintance fooner /?
"A had: the res!1ns were party private and
partly political. have 70 objection to rate
thoie reai"ns. The political rea(ou, that you
were democrat, aud vas nppoied 10 the pre-
lent administration. O. Do you not ,ccoilea
that oppcfed the eitction of your bro.h~r
l.. 9. Henderfon dHd tina. my vote was resuCei
do; for then perforated my brother O
DO you not rec )ils,t tia. it was refufcd b..
cduie had at that tIne no deed for nv land
A do. Q Do you no; recoIIca tina; had
the honour at voting for Won ON iuoGqneut
occahon! do. 0 Was it not after that
election, that our Acquaintance was formed
1t was. Before that election, l do not re-
| collec, to have knowo yen.
TnuRs-AY, Sept, 81
Mr.. ALExANDER HENDeRsoN's C,oG Examination,
(CoH'IHynDJ
Mr Bienne,ba6eIt. Do you recolletq az the TING
OF our conversation, you exprehed any perfonal dse
OF Col Burr Dad you expreis ienfe Of honiiity
towards him f? | am forty that the gentlemen has
put the quson. am forty to wound any mans feel
ings wantony. Eut always thought him dance
rou' man, and the late have ocs ae all
changed M opinion. Efr Azarfn. How long h.s
your opinion of him been forned 10 or 5 years
ago, when he was making the tour of Virginia Mir
'1A'tt'' Not, when h was fa 70 he fixing means to
oVertu'n the federal naturalization a 90 not reco-
leet; bur heard much AZ that time of Col Burr
Mr. Hay here wlied to identify the letfe,5 which
Mr. Henderion had pTeiented to the court, from MIR
Biernerhalet,. Mr. EoH, however admitted Them.
They were then read by Mr. Hay, but they contain
morning. important. The examination proceeded
Mr. Hay. Did you, Sir, read the Qre,iF? a
read the III Ne in manuicrp, 1t was iigned GllriR
q think you fad yeCerday, hat4AIr b. confciled, he
was the author and Gas going Marietta to publih
1t Mr. ArnHe,bcD,H ro:e and objected to reading
theie publications luoh evidence. He oblerved
thar ion:ebody may have written under the fame ia,
nature on the very fame fnhjela and That there,
was aeuna or ohair,, which required TO be G-
Neal copied it.
Mr. Neal was then called into court and fworp Mr.
H"y WI! yon Rate ts the Judge, what You know
OF the publication in the Marietta Gazette under the
signature Of spe'j6? About III Sep. Mr. 81! rcnt
Tor me and told rae that he had fonrhng TO copy a.
bout the diviion OF the Rates; and thar the rn,e-
had met with Tome difficulty in understanding the wri
ting o. the III No copied the 2nd ard 9rd Nos ard
carri'd them TO Fairamb, the printer Marietta .nd
gave them to HIM Did You read the papers as they
came OUT a 1e'. MIR Bienn-rhafIatt fupred me
with the whoe. Did they corr ifoond with the ma
nuierip' Yes The very fame think The court
accepted them, but on the iuggeGion of MIR Hay.
the reading was waved and they we're to be nut into
the poGsiIion Of the c. Jua
AT Mr. tiays iul;ge iion all the witnelI:s Who had
been examined, agreed 10 be di;LygeA. except
Gen. Eaton. lie declared that he did not with TO
co.
JoHN G. HgHDERsoN
iTode with Mr BlernerhaT.tt and his wife IN INV
orother' bou'e on the iecond Monday in September
lat. When we gnt near TO my broher's Mr. Bl in
trodueed the fuhea of rhe feparation of the u, ion
lie hated think, that was to be contu6 ed under
the au'pices cf Cci urr. he mentioned that there
were many eminent characters IN the Eaflern and
oil Gen. Eaton and Mr. Iohu Graham perhaps others
al tiat time, donor retolle9. do not believe that
any thing more paasd between us, ill we arrived
al my brothers. When got TO my brothers., we
TOOK Tome rereihment (diuuer) was not much in
company "ith MIR 81. tail dnuer, and do not know
whether his Conversation led to that GubieG or not
Hi'er dInner we walked into the meadow my bro.
theT' Mar 81 and myieH. The lubiect was then re-
he"sd, under I1juntlons of ieerecy which we agresd
to obierve. Mr. Ri obiervcd that il was Iubee4 of
great Importance. He Hated that the ob;ef wa, the
lePdf~hon OF the Union he mentioned charac ers