The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-16

,tcsNimcny, nc. trrs she vrs--s."rs +; te-
self neither W Md ever nave told amp
of ynu, but it seems necessary to inln,Ys
you to prevent you running ourselves into
iniamy, ard such difficulties that il will .be
impossible to eStricate you from. The
real intention ON my part was 20 make her
testimony good ter nothing, which is doue.
she having already sworn on both sizes af
the question
Now you expose my bond for sale, the
thing becomes public, it must and will be
considered ~ bribe, for whic, she haa
perjnred herself. To proven. any conseA
qnence oil this kind was my inducemen, g.,
exac ing promise from You of k,cp;nr
the thing Az inviolate secret, and which yca
promised OR your sacred honor to periorn,-.
it was measure l tisliked in every sage.
but your characters and interest being both
connected with keeping the secret and your
most positive promises so TO do, thought
Iyou might be trusted without risk to yonr-
selves. but 1t appears as it avarice was SUI
perlor to every other consideration with YOU,
and that without looking forward at ALL
would You have little patience, the busi--
ness is in such train that it cannot be long
until You will get the money. but such i'm.
prudence on Your part may Put it off to a
later period, how do you suppose that in
justice 10 myself can pay any more money.
when there is any uncertainty. that NAV
never get any thing in return for it, and Won
VIII positively receive more clear profit M
the final issue of this business than SHALL.
1 his sui, has already cost me upwards OF.
four hundred dollars, and will yet cost me
a sum cannot calculate besides a rre,s.
loss OF time What you get you get clear.
and that without trouble or expence Had.
you me in your power in such manner that,
you Gould force money from me in this way.
would 1t not amount to absolute robbery. Ss.
DO deserve II at your hand in any respect
have felt myself under obligations to YOUR.
mother for her friendship, but if she is pri-,
Wy to this business it is well calculated tn
cancel them all. l shall be in Baltimore
IN two or three weeks, and hope in the
mean time you will think more rruden.ly AZ
bout this business otherways you must make,
your best of it. and l shall never have any
connection wi h either of you again.
Yours, &c.
MIR. J. B. CoLvIN. Printer,
Baltimore
True Copy from the testimony of John p,
CofUin IN a suite Robert Saunders & wife
VS. John Sin,hson aud wife and the exhibits
T. Il. hied in The same cause
Test,
NIcHS. BREWER. r.. g. Cur. Can.
RS Since the preceding was prepared
,or the press, have seen the Federal Re-
iIuelican OF the 9th inst. 1t contains a CO.
Ply ot the presentment against me at lime
term 1910, tried in the circuit Court fot
tins district. The true answer to this pub.
i'eat'on is, that there is no law to support
such presentment; that it osly al,edres
that Got in debt and could not paw: that
IL was nay own yoluntaryact 20 20 to trial
inSfanfeT ON the morally of the charge !.
that hVe or six, at least. of the grand jurv
were my creditors that all the witnesses
"eht'oheo IN the presentment, except one
were my creditors !; that not one single Wit
ness proved any thing, except that owed
INN and did not because / could no nav
nm that not single allegation was made
| OF my having been guilty ui fraud in taking
the benefit OF the insolyent low that seye-
raj respectable federal illnesses testified in
my FAVOR thai the petit Jury was composed
partly OF feeeralists; that did not except
20 a single witness o. a single Juror, and
that was honosabiy ACQUITTED witbou- bss.
ltafio ); that not single voice IN court was
against me not one but considered il a
malignant prosecution !; that was a clerk
III kooer Smiths office at the tims of the
trial, continued there till he left il and RIM.
tinue there still that in June fast w,s
admitted attorney IN the very Court and by
the very judges before whom was tried
that since y acquittal have been s:adu:.
ally paying my old debts, receipas for.
which payments ] have now in nv rosses-
sion to shew and that defy any respsc-
table man to disprove, under his 5wpname
and with any sort of evidence, the state.
'nent which this postscript Contains.
]. B. C
ST. LOUIS. (Louisiana) July IL.
His ExcelIency Gov. Howard arrivefs
mere on Thursday last ne set cut Yesterday
for the district OF st. Charles, aud intends
1--WE are informedJ visiting the nor,hern
frontier OF this Territory.
a Pottowatamie accompaniedby several,
Indians. who are in the habit of strollinqr
about the settlements, called to see Gem
erai Clark says tina being up to the Pjori-
as and having on his return, been inform.
ed that he would be killed if he kept rov;ne,
through the neighborhood where some NJ
his nation had lately killed the AmeriCans
ne Came to claim protection, He knows
that his people has done wrong. that he ;s
neither warcr village chief, but has lived
amongst the whites and red people and hae
never been charged with staining the earth
with white man's blood, says that several
parties passed through their village 10 goto
! war with the OSaOee tI