Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-02


EaQ WAS Mrs Bl. there when che guns
were pointed a. Yes. Was Iup.
|yprl inside Of shc circle "a. Yes. Was
Esns soo?s "a. & don't recoIlecs. G. Did
/ YOU srs Mr.. woodbridge there! 4. j
do 'nt tnou him: How lony aid YOU
work with Blannerhassstt! "A. Sir weeks.
sQ. AT what ,ine vas j. thar yea saw nae
theft! u. i do notIrecollect. 8
81 Mr.. Barr. The counsel for The B II. S.
knew, I presone, this ciresms.ance, and
have testimony 10 ascertain il.
Mr. Hay. We have not, as far AL
ans informed, RI
sMrBurr. viii state thar twas on
the lass,dayoi Augus, and The frat ofsSep.
-,embsr, that WAGON the island.
Mr. Anihony Gone of The ipry) Did
you see any pewdeF n: No.
Mt. Hay. We're YOUTH the boal.' 4.
Twas not. g.
M. Bur-. Where does gen. Tupper
hive In Mariems. G. Dses he not
|bsloug 90 Okio! n. Yes. g When did
you hrss know him? A. Last fall.
Mr.. Burr ,hsn asked the clerk for the
ssasemsnl whichhe had taken Of Allbr;ght's
ses.imony, whes il was submitted 10 the
codrt Oh former Occasion, on the mo-.
tion for binding Mr.. sB. 10 higher bail.
The clerk handed him the copy, and the
prisoners proceeded wi,h the examinations /:
You said before, .hai.h men who raised
their musqus,s agaios.sgsn Topper were
not 10 earnest! a. Thai was piece Of
my opinion. Ibid not knsw whether they
were il carnrss, az there was no quarTr!
among them, and 40 firing afterwards.
MI. Burr. ] beg the eour. 70 call on ,hs
prosecution for ,hs deposition Of Ibis w.t.
ness, taken before John 9. jackson.
Mr.. Hay, Can gentlemen, when ihsy
please. thrust their bands into my por. 20
Ito!
YGHief e,lstice Was not sntis6sd. that the
court had right 80 call for the aG;dz,ii.
Mr.. Wickham saie, il was obvious, thai
there were esrtain suspicious attached 70
the crediblily Of The WINES; and that il
was their desire 70 compare his preseas ties.
.imony with his former Aft iavis.
Mr.. Hay objected that Mr.. Jackson
might not have taken down tho testimony
Of ,he+wi.ness in his langasSs, but ceuched
il in his own; hence there might be al ap.
parent variation between the rresent eVi-
depcc and the .E5avit. Drs,>a---~. s~if.
,,es. m;rh,n .. have recc!lecsed great ma.
nv nircums,anxes At that moment, which
nave suUyrquensIs occurred 70 his mind,
since he vase, tothinkins upoa .hen.
Mr.. Burr. We have RICH, 70 eoeree
&his pspsr. lfgen,lemen viii not surren
der ii. may q. oil events avail myself Of
their retusal. Ny Objects .o. prove such
q diversity be.veep the state ncn.s OF The
v,,nsss 1t diasren. sines. az nsy destroy
all taith in ais rceo!!cs.icns.
Mr.. Hay. Thsn. sir, although ] nigh.
yc;aia this paper, this gea,lemcn are vel.
conesso make all the use ct it thss they.
Gao. T.ke il.
q Mr.. Burr ,hcn proceeded Did yor say
aha. oil ia the circle had arms! \. ALI
HAT say. g; How many were ia the cir.
clcs i did 90. eouo,. q. Whist kind.
Of guus had they: R.aes and sho, cuu,.
Q. Did you see any guns with bayone,s !!
=. saw none. e When did you see
most arms; 10 the day or 10 the night
Al saw more sf them in tho d.y butit
was in the night, that cav mos. arns 10
their hands.
Mr.. Parker e jarer) Why did ysu
think. that msst Of them had armss n.
Because Twas with them almost all night.
In the day I ssv sems Of them Bhoo:ing q
marks ADD lsaw other arms at thar Time
b,ina upon the beach.
Mr.. Wicklom. did you see them al!
with arms !, once : a. No. G. Did yoa
gknow The men who had arms! A. No. G.
How then are you certain, that you lid
not seefhs same aims At dlEereps times ia
,hs 6aads Of different personsl No posi-