Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-21

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y ,ldsd icy icy shepld ts ssI,d L ~ =.
wl'e.her they we,eeonseiou. s ~ u
which shoald disquslify the = = Ely d
e hey themselves were :. 'oa w.
| should be also satisfied. NJ 'aht II
panel Who had dt6oi,iytlv MA Asae
mind, would opsc:en,iousIv ', ,s:', Y
bis hands onthe beck and solea n''s u
himself on impartial add cusl ua'y
man.
The lhixf Justice unders,ooa,
these selected eiehs weie % ns.. asa
challenge. unless they ehal,ero ., WI
selves. II the court were rroaS ca
as seems tobe the wish CT he n,. as
that cry impressions were SUFFICE, a
terchalleree, he would ask uk,.' .
this inquislsion sop or where r,. :, 70
.b'aiu, q jury Gso,!enen, f,,a; a
the jury # any efyou have mad. a :
declarse. your opinion On the cs,s' ! y
say SO before you come iolhe b.o tSsa
Mr. Burr The law pressure, ,v.,,
TO be innocent until be is r,ovea e
gully. II is therefore The ts.e. r"
q lzsa who serves on this jay, !,
h'nase!f completely ucbisss,d' !. ! !
disqualification then for r,sn !,
forward apd declare he believes -,
ionocess.
NVheo Christopher Anshony Va, N
TO the book he stated that he was;
The Other day when the FIRST ysrirr w. vi
vestiga'ed that ii wonld lS e,t,,s
AnaEeasaat 70 sesys IN ,hs ialy, ale. :,
ing formed tie very ssme s;,iia:op, ss'
he understood had disqpalihsd c;Ss, y
AS objections were oysrrr!sd
jain ~. Meb9aSd | Toe leeI ns,]
d,squslIhed from passicg is,ps.:,sIy 4
tween the United SAFES ssa Asroo' Rrs
From thc documents tia, | have g.,
have believed aud dc still bsi.ess. ,t,%
intentions were hostile 10 ,he u. s,,,
liwould BE- iaaitting woeudo la,t,,
bosom, TO be compellsd TO serve md,
my rtesen, Impressions. Mr.. S. cS,tu
tina. considerations cta priys,e na.ut N
also borne upon his mind; for he ha1
child al hone eztfe meIy sick.
MIR. Burr. Notwithstanding Mr. g.,
1psrd's impressions, ] could rely upop \
integrity and impart'ality. As 10 hsp
gate considerations, | do 10, wish v..ltc.
y 10 weund his feelings. ! pustncrS
him therefore TO SET down fora r.ers.,
until We shah ascertain whether YEA
make a,jury WITHOUT him.
MIR. Ray. Has the eour, raasrs,oojh
the exien, of Mr.Shsppasd's d-ellraios'i
Chief Justice. II Inc prisoners sosp
sal wave he right Of ehslenge there ulI
cod of il.
fares: 5hebpor1 was then called: sa
made 90 declarations.
'Reuben Blakey. have made W d
opinions elshes way, positively ou!hls%S
ject.
john Fitsgcrala II is iueumbss' CO %
TO stare TO the cour,, that have fSrn:a
and delivered an crinion uufayorsthH
CO! Bart. My opinion has been foand'l
upon the depositions Of geoersIEatan snI
Wilkinson. and other newsPsPer rsOif'
items; and it is tbas col Burr's insDlot
are hostile and reasonable sgans! The u
States. Ga which account am very "
wiling TO serve, lest ] Should possei'la'
bias upon my sa:nd which Is unbeccnI's
jnryman, Eir.F. wasrsquesled 10 sstd'f'
Tor few moments.
.Zutles Bots. I'renn the ,sGdsvI's O
gems. Wilkinson asd Eaton, my cp''Ie''
has been eomfieas'y made up for 'f''''
past. !.
Mr.. Nart,,. I suppose jou have 'ss
taken up a prejudice, on she. suppo''''
that the fae:s stated were true.
Nr. -B0tts. l have gone as lar as''''
clare 'l,a, col. e. ouga, 10 be hug :.
Mr.. Burr. Do yop think Ira saeh de"A V,
tions-wouH now irRu-ncs your Iusga'HFn.',
a. Human nature is trail. Nor Gao 'rl
si,iyely say. G. Have you lately drs'' !.