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sS. =, = Barr ar objected % this manner q
p,I'iDg y, gs,, admitted that he bad put the
N a:.a Inadvertently he merely WISHED )
3 nuobaugh,o state wna' nc SHOWS =
lhstns,Rs, ,tts State what you know OF any
.' =. d ds arms within The =, s.
.t'1 w,,asss | Gid pot see more ,, 'aan 8
s' 'as. !, The mou:h Of Cumberland;
~ ~ Hrus I shink the cour, yesterday
MI MA al we were aSliberty to state any
dsoss '.,spces out Of The Y S. whIrh were
s' s.na,ors Of Tho acts dooe within The
us. -. ..d ar.,,l,orv dis
,aa tpsusd. The chief justice at
s sa', decided, tia. if an overt act DC
J fDss :, ,be mouth of Cumberland river; It
~, S;,,,ary ssse aablags was said % pc there
Nm ,mhlsd, that evidence beyond the limits
pm, r. states might be produced TO shew
= = hillary astnude oftbe party ;that with
~ '..,rr, 70 this particular question, It the
H. 's.sss : could show that 90 Other arms
s" .. "a board at a certain place, i. was
W. 'ns presump,ion that these arms had
s ss's' !, The mop,h Of Cumberland river !;
..d,hst he understood il vas the intention
:. # he prosecution 70 show that this party
s..,s 81 such state a, such place, that
' s might be able to infer that he party
s.rs ID a. similar state at the mouth OF
Cumberland. La this poiEs OF view, he
,oae.,ysd lhas such evidence was ad missi.
SIR Han. State then, Mr.. Dunbaugh,
~, vcu know on his subject. Did you
Lave For, Massac with colonel Burr ? A..
! orr,took him at New Madrid on the
:, ol Iaouary. G. Did you .hen. go
dawn The river With him A. Yes, 10
bis owo heat
Mr.. W,ckAamrepea his objections to
Al, kind OF evidence. How was the wit.
rs, to know, whether arms might not sub.
rouea,iy been put CO board the boats He
", MOI always 10 colonel Barr's boat !;
MOI vas colonel Bdsr's boar with the rest.
Can this be good testimony
Csjg} fustice, The attorney is 70 shew
hu hsrsaslsr. He is 10 shew, thar there
vas 60 sonrsc,ion between the boats and
hr shore.
sIr. Eiickbaps. Bu, suppose tha! he has
no testimony 20 shas effect?
Chef 1Tusiice. Whether arms were sub.
l.qusu,y introduced, is a mere mater OF
inference. Dependant. on the whole Of the
evidence 90 bath sides. Il depends on a
salsyof circumstances. such as The situa,
hon tie shore and the sourtrY, &c.
y!S. Hag. Safe then Mr. DuEbsugh,
What yoe kaow about the arms on board
the beats.
Wlasss Socsssime, in Jacuasy, we LETT
bayou Pierre, and. descended 20 Petit
,Guiph three miles below 90 the opposite
side. Colouel Burr went ashore and re-
n'ncd 10 the Petit Gulph The boats all
showed off al oaec colonel Burr's was IA.
Tier behind. The night we left Petit
GaRh, colonel Burr and WyIlie came 10.
Naebcw of the boat with an axe, auger
sasaw. They went into colonel Bufr's
prssis room and began 70 chep. he or.
s'sdDo person 10 goout, bu. 4 did so our.
lava skiE lying along side of colonel
ait's boat. After they had done chop
sng,a Mt. Pryor and 9 Mr.. Tooly got
aa'oi the window. / got on the top OF
ne boat, aud saw two bundles of arms
asdupwlih cords, aud suck by cords go.
nsiarsuSh holes at the gunwales of colo
'a burr's boat. i observed TO Mr.. Pry.
That be must be careful 10 Bring up the
,sO's.
ny. Hay, How many armswere there?
= There We're about 40 or As stands. i
. :. pistols, swords, b!underbuss-
= 'usss and somahawks.
y M.Vrt. Is na,the coast opposite TO
NV NV Madrid part of Tennessee! A.
r ,~' MS he Indiana territory. G. Were
s .s00 board any of the other boats? A.
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