Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-09

So. object was the separation @ tale
4 isst spl' - hut that il it was the INVASION
Tilted sla'ss -, would be better received on
& 5icSico's, & :, YOU ever had been. q DID
,sar rs' .asn speak Of the boats I: ! dld.
uo' susE ,,ot say, they we're unit 70 go up
E9;i you 49, 50 understood at that tune.
~ ssfsa.u sn6 !. know that they were seized ~
d % !sss :; send troops Up the stream 4.
Tie hear 81 il before ! came here 8.
ID no. '';ys YOU a welcome reception =;
/. DID ss''s 's.,,,.nlted with your manner. i
VS. no. ~ !, rthouqht respActfni. q. Have
Us coia, ~ Governor VI iiliiauls, Mead, and
,oa 'lo' w. W. tast they wpald moi suffer the
b0ssScS - ,aae me- "A. isinost certainly re-
aaEs mai. ! both thought and sad that It
.a,,sr 70 take you by military a.ithor s
s''s III heard gov Williams say, 7 .',s :,
u p"a ,,s,s made, he Was not authorised to
'sr'ps ,s Il, a. Had you not heard Of the stl.
.lcs0 3. : made TO me by Williams s Mead !!
l0a ~ hot oI goy. W iliiaras sfipulatilss
AAss heard OF Mr. Mead's doins it.
~, 3; XIV Z there no law to alTestSme ] men,
9 - Ms & GOV. w that if the laws we're not sui
Onsa !" a',s,.,...t;,: 10 meet such occurrences,
h1lsl' Liter to provide one. But ] never saw
J! w. e's : o. Did you not hear Of an oihcer
a 8 '.' ,,sre 10 arrest me a.. mad CONVEX
Es W. viii, a lieut. Peter, who was lately IN
liss ,.,.. relative to this subject, The eoiAl-
' 3 I'm, ne prosecution objected 70 this course
4 ess.palnauon, ~
y ts, lxsf4ee. IfMr. Burr means to ailedge
= - Measures as al excuse Tor his own mill
: ''s' preparations, he may press these enqul-
s d, B.yy. / did suppose from the sort OF
,.,s. which MIR. Grahaia discharged IN that
a A'.s,ry tha, he mist have knowafcfthe ST.
ss IS Meade aid Williams, and that IN
f. ssiiofatio,i oi tilese, party Of officers IN
Ic;s,,ise fthat is without taelr umtorm) and
T.,l concealed weapons, IS dlrks and pistols,
were tlea 70 seize me. Air. Graham certsitl-,
/ Knows sonlethingSon this subject.
. 81. Gratam. c;n speak OF my converse
&, vita coy. Williams and lieut.. Peter, for
rlino others did IcolninunlesSe on this sub
AZ. Gov. ssyili,ams told me, that Doctor
Isno;chacl had bsea authorised to come 10.
& Mississippi territc:Y aud seize you; whe-
rer this was before oi~aiter, your trial. | know
ii. He said that he was extremely unwil-
al touaye any such thing done. observed
tx Il WIS extremely improper to suffer
setsai 10 Sc seized who was thea,ih the Gus
taN 81 the law. He said that he had remon-
srae.s with Dr. Carmichael t-lsst Or. G. had
gNcaitnp and returned.
NJ. RRsrr:s Did e. belong to the army
NJ: o the Miss. Territory. | was peoceed-
Ing to state that the nightc col. Burr left WASH
ilSton, heard someof theoificers in the room
d which IsIept coAyefsing about him, and
one oftheln Observed that if col b. was not ar
rsea On that night he would make his es-
tns- INC gentlemen left the room, and
aletvafSs Understood from 1T Peter, that an
iplppacat on had been er was ABOUT to be made
bSoy. Williams Tor permission 10 arress col, :.
Ear 1t. Peter having understood that I
md heafd part Of this conversation, informed
mt tast he had corne with other officers to ar
ss coi, Burr, and I advised him to do nc
laS taaS lFaa,d v:o.ate rae lsws ofhis couh'
uy he save me touaSlerslanrl that at that
asalent he FELT himself bomad to obey the
0aers ofhls general, like a good soldier
DSsd every consideration could suggest a
y'lAss theexersise of ailitary authority ; and
lala then understand tina, it was not his inten-
sm 2 proceed agaiEsst col. Burr. Indeed /
s@esgslood that Col B. had maGe his escape.
'M7lSed gov. Williams to make such ar
nlSSeE.ents With siuias would send him onto
asssalFgston for trial, or TO sietain him in that
elutsfy Ter trial.