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

va tueu VIII require no GfhCr evidence of
his difpo6tion than the tone ;a,d tenor of bi.
fpeeches on the prefent proircutisn.
No wonder Mr.. Martin was 10 zeaIous in
Importing the doctrine of aeecGoriai or deri-
vative treaion; no wonder he .vas la vehement
IN Calling tor the record of the guilt of rhe briu
eipai; when the contrary doctrine might have
10 nearly dragged HIM to the precipice of miE
prlion Of treG/on
AFFIDAvITS.
baltimore, 18th. Auguff, 1907.
Pertonaly appeared before me Samuel ChaIe.
E'q. one OF the afiociate Judges of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, John c. White.
Nj. d. of the City of Baltimore. and made oath
on the holy EvaDgelits of Almighty Cod.
that n or about the tenth cf November laii :.
or tomrtine between the eighth and twelfth OF
ia'd mouth, IN conver!a,ion with Luther Mar
TN, Efq OF the city of Baltimore, Mr.. Mar
obicrved thai he had not the leatt heHta,i,,n i'm
laying, that before twelve months the Weiters
States, would be fepsrated from the Atlantis
States, that he Mr.. Maltiu had it from the bee
authority.
Signed, JOHN CAMBELL WHITE.
Sworn before
SAMUEL CHASE.
SfN'e Of AGa,yAahd, DIN -frts''de eoauty. f. Sc.
July 24;h. 1907
Petionally appeared before the f,,i.,crocr.
Juitce of he peace for The couh,y afore faid
Edward Hall and made oa,h on the HOY Eyam.
geFffsof Almighty God, that E,m,,ine in ~,
month OF September lait, in a conyerfa,io,
which he had with Luther Mrr,io Gate s,tor.
hey General OF Msryland) rdpet,ing col. IA
10" buir' = r. Martin remsted tha, col. BUR-
would be Emperor of Louifiapa in fix months.
10 which this dspuueut replied, fran, tie e5a.
'Hder II Col. Bary he had too high an s,pnion
OF ms talents aud Judgment to;helisve, he would
attempt 10 mad project as (, separation Of the
Weftern FROG, the Atlantic States To which
Mr. Martin remarked, You are rnilaken.
nave no doubt hut Burr vii! he declared Emn..
ror or Lou'iiana IN lefs than FIX months, and
as loon as he is ] iha pay him Wifi. To
which this dsponent replied. You have been
IN me hablt, Mr.. Martin, Of proCecuIing nuns.
Der or Pertons for different offences, k. care
that you are not in turn Profecuted for tire fon.
sworn before JOSEPH SANDS.
r., Drift Of Ma,yiaad, viz:
fhihP Grayhell OF lawful age, reiiciiTg in th:
cry or Baltimore. maketh oath on the Holy
Evangeliits of Almighty God, that fome time
during the THINNER of 1906. he, This ,,tnontnt7
was itan,fng at his fole door in Market Steet in
the fald city, and Luther Martin came up and
addrened h'mieif TO this dtpouent to the fol-
lowing Ct. That Aaron Bur y S 10 divide
inns country, and that the Allegheny Mountain
would be the d;viGonal line.
Signed, PHILIP CRAYBELL.
Sworn before SAMUEL CHASE.
- NS'' SO''G DIG COtltS cI attlldvItS hiS1
IN the Circuit Court Oft United States FOR the
Virginia Diitria.
Tefe, WILLIAM MARSHALL, elk.
In addition 10 t'icfe aff;davi'r, ger Eaton
whom Mr. Martin has attacked in his ulnal de-
tnltnry and fcurrious manner, in the Yr ginia
Gazette under The fgnaurc of Invenisator, has
communicated To the pubic the following fali
Add to this, did myfelf, three years ago lak
winter, at the city of Warrington hsar Martin
predict the difpembermcnt of the Union. on the
lame boundary line which he Altered TO Mr.
Grayhell the Emperor contemplat and iu
manner which convinced me he would wiling
ly facilitate the PROS Ct, If it would 90 to en-
barrais the executive aeaina whom, il appear
ed he INDUCED iome little, mean, perf,oaI ha-
treds and refentments, rather than manly frnti-
ments of Politca! oppoition and TO crafty
which he would make any national facri6ce.
The important REYoRT IF the feeSf com.
mittee of the Bitifl, Houfc of Commons u, our
lait page) was intro1u ed at the ciof. of the late
feiiIoD of Parliament, and its conGder-tiou pot
Poned till the sXt FELTON,. Whn il exhibit,
the mon niierablr picture OF the condition cf
the Brlt'f'i colonies, it holds up pFosp.H cf
sgereilion and alarm to ali Neutral nstio3s, and
above all to the u States,
This report las no. been adopted by the
Brti'b LeghIture ; 20 far il is innocent Sill
1t may he expected to influence AID dmetl the
admiralty court, hy giving 10 their en-
eroachmer upon neutral rights TIE Seiter add
confirmation Of feect committee of The Hohfe
of Commons
Werecoliect no STATE paper which is 70 COM
pleat!y deficient in ability, or 70 daring in its in
iu'tS upon neutral rights.
MARRIED at Philadelphia, on the evening
OF the irft Of Oaobsr, by the Rev. Mr.. kVkitf,
TOMAS MORGAN, fon of Col. George Nor.
gan, of Warrington county, (Penn.) to Mifs
CATHARINE DUANE, only daughter of Will
am Duane, Editor of the Aurora.
F@N~%< -
OIED-0n Saturday the 26ih ult. az the feat OF
her father, Mr.. Charles Carter of Frederick Mas
SALLY PErroH, wife of 5obn Peyfon, Ety. oil Mat
tbews.
There are many in this city who have ofe met
TINS lovely young woman in hofs circles which The at
once 10 emiuenty digniied and adorned
IL is little more than year, that they faw her in
the bloom OF feyenteen captivating the eyes Of every
beholdsr alone Unconscious OF the admiration e er-
cited, and in the native gaety Of her heart be-
trayed into word, look, action, that the ievereR
prude could condemn.
They have, in fhort, feen her the admiration Of
one lex, without being the envy Of the other, but
lew knew half her worth. Her more fubnAntalme-
rs hunned the glance of oblryation & became more
conipieuous IN the fade Of privacy and retirement.
1t was as wife, daughter a filter. that her
character ihone in itsfu and proper lure. To hore
dOmeflic charities her. h.art ds.otsJ ,,1