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

sid / WAS willing 10 SO with my ashsr's
- nsenr MI. B!rnnerhassets said be nk
80 much respect for my father as not 20
S: & me ID 90 wi.houti il. 90 was there a.
nv,slk Of Spanish war? Alr- Bleanef-
hasse,, gave some hinss OF such an :. ]
vent.
lur. D. H00dbriiage caaas into eonrt
10 explain an observation which Gu nag .l oesp
used on i. sorrarr occasion. 81 g ss.id tfas
The par,ncrship accounts betwe enhim ard
M R,enn s sassrt, had been settle 4 sNous
which Il mighs be inferred that a'l s' n !.
account. Had been settled The trsash how.
ever MA 5. that though their partnerssl'pWas
dissolved, their private accounts were pot
yes adjusted.
Return llrigs, Jun. < was then susr g
dooea; he enqu.ted whether Re should
state any thing about the se'zzlng Of ne Y
boais. IS
asr. Hay. No sir, wish % state par
tjc,aarly what passed between general lup-s
per ADD yourself.
Mr. Bur-. Ana what is that enquiry 70
sAe court?
MI. Iyirt. III is 10 forsify Jacob All.
bricht's testimony, presume thai sacn
WILDE the conclussoniE FIR appear mat en-.
Topper has solds Mr.. Meigs the very
things which Albright has substantially
related.
AIR. Hay. Has not general Anpper
/ lett his affidavit! i.
MIR. FREEMAN. I know moi bn. sFsen
that shall be produced TO the court, it Will
then be time encagh 70 introduce Mr..
Msigs.
Mr., Hay. We have Mr.. Meigs'saF
dsaviit. and iii. be ssary, we shall plo-
s,uceit. Mr.. Meiga was then discharged
[ from any further attendance.
Nosa s'ss1lKr iMeigs has been a z.fra, .e &
spectacle, judge in the territory Of UbTr
gI.ouisiana a,,dis nozo c4mlidafe far the
/ ;g,t5ernat0 ,;al char ofthe state Of Ohio.
81, Edmund r. Dana szucyal.
Inever saw col Bnrr but oaee, preyioas
to nv seeing him in this place.
In Noyembsrlast, Mr.. and Mrs. Bleps
'nsrhasses canne 10 my house. in 3elpre $
his ohectwss TO pnrehnse cyder. 10 the
course of our conversation, be sa,d that he
had been purchasing land in the west in
company with col. Burr and Others /, and
that he was going dcwnsto seItleit This
was aboutthe middle Of The day and my
father gave them an Invitation 10 stayso
dinner. They stayed; and there was a
good deal of conversation dering dinner ca
these subjects. Mr.. Bleunsfhasset stated
the particular advantages Of the GnaGaisa
| land above the rest or the coc1sry; that Il.
was near The market, and calculated for
ths -1ising Of cotton. He said there yss
large association for this purpose, and .ha.
he waited young meu TO 60: Those Sho
embarked earlylt they succeeded in the
undertaking. would 90 Goobs make tbeir
fortunes. | observed 10 ny brother
who was sitting with Us that if fo,taaes
were SO easily made, nc had better go lvir
Blsanerhasse,sr sp.isd that hcswanssd sue.l
| men as we were. He said he did not want
TO carry uswfthoas my fathers conssEx
Ny father observed that we were our yssn
men, aud might act as. we thought proper.
think Mr.. Bien1srhasset bargained for 5
ORC barrels Of cy,lsr, which he said he was
going 10 carry down the river wi.h bin.
fle invited as TO the island where he would
give US more particular informatioa Of his
/ designs.
a shorrtis1 after, i was 10 The orchard
gathering apples. MIR. L!ennrrhasse, canae
to rsesto talk more Of the enseprize down
the river, He asked aDe if i had any To-.
tensiou Of going. said was unsettled;
81 wenld enbrscs any fas cradle opportuai-3
1y 20 better my situation. and il knew The
objecs of this enterprisc. | could ben@r
tell whether syonld go or no.. I ebsesy
ed that there were some rumours that Tia,
plan was unfavorablc toygovernmen:s; and