The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-07

he called at my quarters; there was rcr~fe~
man in the room aud took hin, into gte ES-
azza. He fad. that ne wanted To know ryes,-
terminetion. exprsfled my ferp,i:s, a,ie. haiGi
him that he knew my determination.
Mr. Hay. While you wetr thus sxtraStiuE
from Boliman the iecre;s Of his pstiy, were
you taking any mealurts for the feaciy of M.
ons will ihew, what mesfures Gs,,rt it INV
duty to purfuc. For thefe am r. fponiible t.,
the executive of the u tied S,atcs.
Mr. Martin. Are the cyphervd letters fled.
Yes. Q Are the keys !urnihed 4. LIRE.
1t is.
(gr Bolts mentioned the iiua,iou OF Mr.
76sesveN, who was fummoned as a wifnefs on
the part Of col Burr. He faid that Mr. 7aye-
sveN had Represented the f,uation OF his faluS-
ly to be fuch, as to require bis immediate re-
turn home. Mr. Bolts obferved, that although
he had introduced the requeft of Mr. TaseerrH
to he dfcharged, he fhoud be compelled to on.
pCfe it.
ar. TnSezveH Gated tAet I've had been unex-
pcetedly in'nmo'ed, he well kr W, to .t,.s,.
interrogatoT'es rs 20 csrtsi4 proceedings t-eore.
The grand jury. IRA: he had ilCt been i:fnl,n.
cd OF an occurrence in hiS dunstt'c atiyir,,
which made it indhperhhy neccna,v for Him
20 return immediately. That there were many
gentlemen in this place and its vicinity IF tee
frand jn.y, who were On, peir0t Il, eivc evil
dence ON the points To witch hr li0uld he GIL
ed upon % depoi5, as he could poisjbiy he: ,nd
who would be .in! iztiCd go TO kir,i OF ii~oavt-
nlencc in Attending. Il he were 10 he eyan,ined
at all, he regretted. that it misht br i.,nrd;st4.
" done for thr h;na,ion Cf lis family was FIJI
that he ihouid BE- compelled to rr,ura ~.
Gbicf JHFiee iaii To MI. TnGe4reH thar n, Ln..y
ln!i well, that it was not ia The power Of the
court to difchdrge him. Mr.. Ro,ts fiil, il was
mpn!Iinie TO examine Mr., TazeyveI tai ~ rs-4i
Wtkinion aad gone through hia te itim0uy y
was not poGihle 70 know the ia:1orlalice of
his evidence, till Gen. WilSinfan was lro:s ,xa-
mned.)
Mr. Hay obGervcd. that it was an u7rr-re-
denied ms afnrc to introduce any member Of the
grand jury 10 prove what had p1li-, in the in
ry room Mr.. Bolts. W. h3v- nat iaid in,
what purpofe we meaD TO Introduce him. Fir.
fGJ prefnme that / .n1y ne pr i;te,i 10
Prcnne for what pnrpufr. Mr.. Batcr f.d,
that ne meant TO fpcak generally of the prnp,ie-
iy and convenience OF giving teni.nony as TO
what pafe0 in the grand jufy roam, One
good effect, ut lean would rtiu't from II; tlae
by introducing witnsfcs to prove wh4t bzi
P'Hcd there, it would prevent peoTle from gix-
ing information to tte grand jury, which tl,ey
could not iuppou elf-where.
Mr.. Bots called FIR The ky 70 he cyptsre,!
letters OF col Barr. Gen. WIkinf2n handed
MN tma'' pocket dictionary and A tapey coe-
tanning cerirn hera2ivphics. Mr.. B7f5 In
the duplicate received by Dr. Boiiman, thrr,, is
AN ersznre. VIII You be 70 good as to exolain
the caue of it Cen. Vijkinfap. That e,a-
znre was made By myflg, and the words a5ter-
wards introduced by mc. | have dcpofian,
which will be more fstiafitlory than NV own
explanation. Mr.. Boris. @aofe dvao;i,ians
A. Mr. Duncan'6. l9r Ul,4 read the dspcG-
non or Mr. Duncan, for which f.c no,t L I
Air. 6ott5. Vhcn W2a TIE erazu.e made A
During the fitting Of the Leqifstule in Nv
OFleans' lr Bolts. When ~: re the words re-
tored: 1 | cannot n'w fat with certainty.