Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-20
TRIAL OF COL. AARON BURR.
TUESDAY June IS.

Col. Burr had required. which was the
recipe ct the several papers demanded;
{ wlsh The exception of sbe order that had
beep given for the arrest and destruction
Of Burr add his followers, because the
ordes 10 question could not be produced
vnhaus resarltng 10 q vas, aud yolum,nous
!. plumber Of state papers, oule.s a partcu.
TAR specification was given Of the order.
Mr.. Martin replied, that il was impossi.
s bic 70 give aoy particular specification OF
the order.
Mr. Hay said, the order was more coma
prehensive than the proposition which was
madr by ,he connsel Of col. Burr had con-
templaird.
After some dessltoyy remarks on both
sides. it was agreed TO val, the issue of
the subpoena which bad been forwarded
The caurl then signi6sd on arcount of
the waste of time which had taken place
On arguments on trivial points. thar some
arrangement should take place respecting
the number of c6uaseI that should speak
on ri.her side.
Mr. Martin and Mr.. Hay severally ar.
gasdfor Come time, the ons upon the pro-
priety, the other upon the jmpsopriesy OF
this proposition from ,he court.
Mr.. Hay then stated TO the court, tia.
be Wished DR.. Bollman should be before
B the grand jury whsn Wylsy was there
Thar Boilman was a pasdoned mau, and
therefore bound to answer any question
put 10 him. This point &c wished 10 be
dsiesmiasd.
III Bots said. they had been preparing
themselves for the continuance OF the ar.
gsmsais of Yesterday, according TO the
sgsssmsns of Mr.. Hay himself. He there,
fore moved that the court 60 90 with the
ssgumentM yesterday 49,
Mr.. Hay replied, that if his proposition
OF TO day did nor meet the pleasure of the
gentleman, he had 90 otjec,ioo it should
beSdsseasssd afterwards.
Col. Burr rose aud proposed, if the az.
.orney would agree 10 send up along with
EcHmap. certificate, stating spardou had
been voluntarily offered TO him by the pre-
sideut, which pardon be refused, ne would
hasesno objection to submit the matter TO
: the grand jury themselves
Mr.. Hay said he was resolved to con-
,lnuc his motion, as the proposal of col
Busr did nos come withiu thousand miles
OF his intentions.
After NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CD both sides,
Mr.. MRea remarked his wish that the
Court would determine as 10 the question
OF yesterday respecting M. Wi.ey-anc
particularly whether MIR. Wiley copying
the letter of Barr 10 CIPHER would any
ways eliminate himself, fer which purpose
5 ne would move that DR.. Bo.lman translate
that part of the letter IN the Dutch laas
guage.
The court wished the frs, part Of the.
argument respecting Wiley TO BE- first dis
cussed
MIR. Bolts thanked The court for their
pi'nion, as he was now at liberty TO go OF
with the discussion the gentle men ,hem
selves lad yesterday agreed upon. II
cosld not perceive. be said, hpw Wyles
acted as 80 accomplice merely bscauss he
could refuse TO answer question which hs
'hought might crimlnste h,mseif Ny
Country knsws at this nromcn wAen iriAes
lght as air take the form OF holy wri, .
bet WHEY once disciose that be was an
aseomplice ia copying that ietssr, howe yer
innocent or guilty, the fact. Yet il Wy
ley should 60 to louisiana, he nigh be
Deprived Of his liberty; shu up IN 8 duo.
geon by the arm Of arbitrary power, or
transported to the city Of Washington TO
De tried as traitor. In time, Mr.. Bolts
SAID. il would be proved to the court bat
7 was sat necessary for evidence 20 be pro
oncsd. bar man should be enslsssd in a
asgeon and transported b. yeud seas on an
sesusa'ion of high treason; He did not
s'sown but his client Eel, deeply Interested
N The present subiecs-he had severalrea.