Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28
(GopY)
DARBiso's CREEK,
Nsoember 3, 1893.

o,.,,a Inc boundary betweea the Uaited
! s,s,es aud his catholic maj s;y, from the
4 1f;..;sk;opi river 10 the tslia pine couatry,
re ceased cafssiag :hs faeoa' N ihat ac Cd.
,.,r scientific n,asasr, 10 which u was DC
suo, and ffamtbe end oEthe hne, des'g1R'
/ 81 - the report which accompanies this
re WORK will generally be doae with
common surveying cempsss, aud corrected
3, ,bs ailF:,eos navigsble wafer courses
which !, nay heppeOto cross.
The line meO,ioned IL The report - opeu
81 s;sw fess wide, aal passes through
ceuo,ry ispenetyable to AIRY but Amer'-
raus. The isbor las beea equal 70 waa,
& uo ulI. 10 oas country, have ofeaed asisast
an Kindred niles. The business, !, Is
% eyid.ptwi!l not s. on with that sapiduy
H.. could WISH; noIning however Will be.
wandoS on orr a5ft, and thlnk II Will be
tcoasiei9d sas sasains season. Governor
! Csyoso has e,idenily been bsought Toto
co oseratioa very Reluctantly, aud certainly
has % desire Of having II pushed. Mf
! Power, s. geo. leman we'll known tor bis 10.
,rigoes 10 Kentucky ADD other parts ofthe
4 Jnitcd States, is he surveyor on the part
1 al The csewn G! SPAN he has ai'euded
Lbs, ore week on the line | do moi believe
Ina ne willaaend another datiDg the exc.
(eulloh Of The gnrk. He has however. era.
pIoyrd dcpny, WHO'S Mr.. paoiei Bur.
Del, lbs sams pcrsoo VIA carried Mr.. ssus.
shias's papers 10 congress las, w'n.er he
has YET bshavs6 very well. The others
smployed, major Minor excep:ed are OF
lale consequences except to disorgAnize &
81 talk politics. The acsiog commissssy Is
4 Mr., Gepssek he was takeo hy the Brush
s. At shs Cape aud carried TO swaica, from
q whence be made his escape TO she United
States, where he found safety; baria the
true character of his ossion.hc equally hates
both Aaleticsns ADD British. lie is sullen.
reserved and intriguing There are no
SoaaIaIds concerned 10 the business bn;
lev Of the common soldiers Majar Mi
nor and Mr.. Barnet are Americans.---
The others, including the laborers. aretge.
rsrally F,such. or descended from French
ancestors, or Roman Catholic lrish.--
M Wae0 look over this strange heterosene
Gus collection. / cannos help asking This
question; /" Can the Spaniards really be
essraus 10 carrynigshe treaty into effect"
llthsy are i: is very extraordinary that
'nese is DO one OF that nation employed
~ aOoye she rank of a common soldier.
81 nave always heeo of opinion that twas
~ . nsfpy circumstance for both countries,
that nejor Moor Was appointed The com.
@l'sioecr on bxsaH of the CROWD OF Spain
-als prudence ADD SQUAD judgment, will.
10 al prcsabliiy. enable US 20 carry the
"ois through. which am con6dsnt would
po' have teeu the case. had Mr., Power
oseo sapo'nted TO that trust, and vas pro-
Posed b. governor Gsyoso aud TO which |
ps'0'sdly objec:sd. as did Mr.. Danbar al
80,
oGE surveyor had been man of pru
ashce aud lalrnls our difGcul,ies would
nave oee0 much less; bat his waot OF in-
:, ,o'maiian, extreme pride, and uugoyerua-
oe temper, constantly furnishes :he oepo.
we party with weapons He has ipsinu
"sa thar the work is erroneous, aud that
aalaf Moor aud myself have combined
%iolnre both governments, and wan;only
Sished away public money. He himself
" oeen the opiy Idle person on the side of
! Cuitsd States his whole attendance
'ailne as the Surveyor would not exceed
as week. His insiaua.ions, I am conf.
Is0'' would have but little weigh. with
IS people at the United States but the
'S Is very different with the Spaniards,
.'Oral!y jealous, and uniformed 10 sci
s, particularly so Tar as relates 70 a.tro-
''niesl operations.
" ~ rsdsy the ia,h Of last month, gen.
'~~'aEoa arrived at eur camp and CONT