The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-04

| "'"' "'u 'hdt gay UdrtSd AFTER MIN Tor Peteri
burg.
MIR. R~ndoipb. We with you, as well Al
| your memory ierves, to fate not only the fub
itance, but the exact eXpreiions uied by Ia,
judge.
MIR. Tripletf. will fate them as well as my
| memory ferves me. Sometime after this con.
verfation, met the Judge at the place where
he boarded; he laid that the martial had re.
turned withoet Calender, and uied this expref
lion, | am afraid we ihall not be able to get the
damned rafcal al this court.
Mr.. Randolph. You FAY copy of this book
was handed to you by judge Chafc. Did you
read it, Sir ?
Mr.. znpleH. 1 read feveral patIages of it.
mr.. Randolph. Were they marked?
Mr.. Triblett. | faw feyera paflages marked
but by whom ! do not know.
MIR. Randolph. Do you remember any parti-
cular paiiages that were marked
Mr.. 2ripIetf. do not. have fated eve
ry thing recoile9 but if the gentlemen have
any queitons to ak am ready to give them an
anfwer.
Mr.. Martin. / will ak how many DAYS you
retided at the fame houfe with the Judge?
Mr.. Ir;pkeff. think, fix days.
Mr.. Martin. Do you recolle9 whether nv
name was not marked on the book, which Judge
Chate handed to you
Mr.. 2ripleft. l do not.
Mr. Harper. Can you fate the day of the
month, or of the week, when the lait converia-
ton palIed?
MIR. 7tiplett. Think it was Sunday. but
am not poiitive. made no minutes, as / ne
yer expected to he called upon TO anfyer en-
quiries of this kind.
Ar. Harper. How long was it after the
brit conversation with the Judge, when he
mentioned that the marihais had gone after
Calender?
Mr.. Tritisft. 1 do not precifely recollca.
Ii was not, think, 70 much as three days-I
40 not think it was 70 much as two DAYS but
1 cannot be Poiitive, after 70 great lsngth of
time has elapfed.
Mr.: Harper. Do You recolleG who travel
led with you in the fage from Dumhies to
Richmond?
Mr. 2riPlett. l cannot recolle6t-The Rage
was much crowded from Dumfries to Frede
rickiburg; & there was pafienger taken in at
Stafford courthoufe.
Mr. Harper. Well, Sir, how was it from Ere
derckfburg to Richmond
Mr. 1'ZpIett. do not particularly recolef:
onf there were Paflengers repeatedly getting in
al TIE way.
Mr.. Harper. Did this conversation take
place before you reached Stafford court houfe.
Mr. Ii1ple1t. It was after.
Mr.. Harper. Was it between Fredericks.
burg and Richmond?
MIR. TripieH. Yes, Sir.
Prefdent. Had You any conversation with
Judge Chafe previous to this interview?
Mr.. T,ioIet. No, Sir.
HrSlaenf: Did you fit together in the Gage ??
FIR. 7rTblett. We did the fecond day, and if
was then the conversation palied.
Mr.. Hopkn/on. When was it, that for the
nrt t'he' you mentioned this conversation to
any body. -
MIR. T,IpieH. do not recolIeS when
mentioned it for the frf time but remember
10 nave communicated it to general Mafon on
my return TO Dumfries.
MI. MeboJ0n. Have you fnce mentioned
it to others?
Mr.. Trplett. Frequently.
On the fuggefion of MIR. Randolph. that
Mr.. Trip!ett had fractured hiswriR, from which
he unprecedented Ctrious confecuences. he was
dlfmIbed with the content of the council for the
respondent, from further attendance on the
court. ''-
AT the nftance of Mr.. Lee, 1oba Hsatb ey.
ahmed yetterday, was again called in.
MIR. Lee. You mentioned yefterday that Won
made too applications for an Injunction. Were
they made at the Judges Chambers, or in
court VI ~
Mr.. Heaf6. I mentioned that made The
application 10 the court, and hat it was not
then granted then ftated that went TO the
judges Chambers the next day before the court
met.
Mr. Lee. Who competed the court wbe,
the injunction was moved in the firft inNancr
Mr.. Eeafb. think, but cannot be parti-
cu!ar, that Judge Griffin was there. He was.
there the next day.
MIR. Lee ut what time of the day was il
that you went to the Judges Chambers refpeef-
ing your application for the injunction?
MIR. Heath. 1t was Immediately after break
ta't. We generally breakfated early. Imme-
diateiy after waited upon him. think it was
between and o'clock.
Fir: Lee. What fpace of time were YOU
there w.
MIR. Heath. 1 do not think was there quite
half an hour.
Mr.. Lee. Was the bill read by yourrelf, or
put into the hands of the Judge to read it, at
the time you made the application at his Cham
Der?
MIR. Heatb. | do not recollecf TO have pre-
tented The bill TO the Judge am not po6tive
that had the bill with me-. / called upon him
for the purpofe of learning the reafons yby the
Judge did not grant the application. There
the witneis related fome remarks of Judge ChaCe
on the application for an Injunction, which were
too ind;itinetiy heard to be reported.
Mr.. lee. Wo were prelent at the Judges
Chambers a. the time you Rate the conyerfati-
ON took place between Judge Chafe and Mr..
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