Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-29

In Amesits 81 Is tlsnee .-s life, ,. acc.
g ycu frequently bosstof wha, you have
done fof the woman shove alluded 10 thar
she slsd her family have cos, scu two thea.
sand dollars and sincs you came The last
time 60 YnsE yoI have been s,oundfal to he.
and given her one hundrsdsSo,lass per time.
This msy be ailsr;sh,. Sd. my have ZEN.
dered you forpertnd psesvn, secret service,
such as are noe In my power 10 PERFORM"
Life, p. '267--z.1 Mr., Carver was ssled
: If he ever saD any sneretrieiousor improper
connection betwetn Madam B, aud Paine I
He never did. Paine lisytsat Csryetas and
Mistress b. often came ta Gee him. AT Une
period they lived together At Paine's farm.
q: New Rochelle.
Mrs, Ryder testified that Paine lived At
, their house, where Mistress B. came fre.
ouen,ly TO see him. Tom, Bonneville
ewes were ike Paine's. She neversaw suy
thing improper between Paine and her. She
knew nothing herself against Madame Bon.
neville. !
Mrs. Dean testified as to the Bond. She
had heard the defendant and Carver talk 4.
bout it, who zsksd her If he had NOT heard
something concerning X She said she had
heard such thing. What had she heard !!
Why such q Thing. Do. you know Mr..
Cheetham! She had never seen him Up.
on your oath what do you know about the
Bond have heard such a fhing! She
lived in the neishb6rhood of Paine At New
| Rochelle and had heard sueh thing. Mr..
Carver was called in and asked whether The
witness had not in his presence related TO
Mr.. Cheetham what is stated nthe note re.
spccting the Bond, to which he answered in
the affirmative I
The Rev. John Foster testified that he
was well acquainted with Paine and Mis-
tress 3. TO whom Paine allowed 9 dollars q
week, and that he had borrowed so dollars
OF the witness towards the payment Of the
weekly. allowance. In answer 70 the qurs.
ton, whether Mistress B. ever said any
thing to the witness abou! Painc's scducing
her from Paris, he answered that she had
! told him that she never would have left her
country but for his promise, and that Paine
wac under the most sacred Of obligations to
support her and her children, but especially
! Tom. .". 49, '.
Dr.. Man!ey testified that Nfxd,m B. had
! expressed q wish that Paine was dead. This
branch of the iAdictmen, was afterwards a.
tbandoned. It
Peter Undethill Of Wessches,rr, testified
| tnat he knew" Paine ana Mistress rs. aad
had dealings with the former, and that he
once observed to Mistress B. .ha, Tom.
bonneville was very like Paine, 10 which
she replied that he was Paine's .shild lchild.1
The counsel for the prosecution called in
MIR. Sommevilie, of Wrstchr.,er, tn i'm.
peach the crediblitv OF Uuderhilt. Mr.. S.
said that 1t he must speak as to his .owa
knowledge he must say from single trans.
action which he had with him, thar his ctz.
rac;er was good-but if from the report Of
some persons in the country (here Ne was
stopped, such report being inatlm;ssible az
evidence.) Daniel Pel.on was also called
to impeach the credibilitv Of UuaerhiIl, bu,
he knew no.hins himself ssains. the wit.
ness. -, ~
Here the testimony for the defence was
closed, the recorder having decided. with
the concurrence and appropriations Of Mr..
Golden, district attorney. That az the que,.
ton OF malice was the only one before, the
jury, It was unnecessary land assuredly il
was not the wish of the deirneians, however
strong or weak he was on this poin,,) to ga
into an examination of the character Of Ma.
dame B. which might, as the court had al
ready remarked, be irreproachable, and yet
the defendant not be guilty.
Thomas Addis4Emmet, ESQ. was intro
dueed to prove. from conversation which he
had with Mr.. Bonneville, that Mis.res. B
had LETT France with the conssn, of her hu..
= The dstsnNant ,uas introduced 6y mr.:
Career to Mrs. LEAN By name. f0r the bnr.
pose, a. she had been prep,ousy apprazed,
Of hearing zphas she haa 20 say az 70 the
tend, In coyrajs,ation Of Carver's iafsrma.
sion i; and nv. C.sse4 6owa IN wrii;ae in
he presence Of Carver and Wr. C.. South.
svick, rvhs happenrd 70 be treseaf, hew srds
Of Wrs. Dean and afierwayds read them 10
. s.i L.. H., ssfy ~. -