Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24

80 a, the shop. Nhe6 LIZ ~. eah'e
y,sdiea al Hall TO his own shop, ne met
t M. Rober, Wicklifft, and conversed
M thinks Mr.. w. requested the Doctor
h., tr,w how Mr.. B. wasi did not see
o's WarfsH-Asked DR.. Dudley his OPT
r. e case a, the University next day al
ncnrrepce, who said il was douohu',
'e ,v;,ness brief description OF the
witness concurred with DIR. ID. III
Nv ION that the bowels, from circum-
op s,e not wounded, but IL was an a2Pre-
e.n 'ha, the bowels were wounded that
SO" do.bt. DIR. Dudley mentioned the
or thirst as unfavorable, but ne was
,h,nk the case would not terminate
nsediiy; is not certain as TO the ume Oh
me conversation was short, as they were
I'd al The College.
T5,,S, Bullock, Esq. - Heard the testimony
~" ,ror and one OF Two other witnesses De
80 Examing Court; Taylor stated that W..
nc The harsh language advanced upon
Y then raised his cane, ". selzeo 1t,
y =. ,rom,nsd Taylor when cross-examined,
p A.. could not say positively that w. ao-
.ad. he stated the advancing explicitly IN
GO Instance but afterwards, on being Cross
';nod said he was not Certain; don't recoi-
a'"' 80 heard any thing said about raising
hand. s.;,o,v he.
| ;. the Cour, Of Inquiry; Taylor sara w; 'u-
nc.d but don't remememoer INA. ne sa'a an!
inc about his raising his mana "eic'e '"e
IcL,va. raised; thinks The testimony OF o'her
nas,ss as far as he has heard them, the
Ler,re The Cour, of Inquiry; onr, per-
-. had varied a little, but don't remembers
rnow, the witness Taylor, since 1926. ana
g n. knows or has heard is character
,,ooh. never heard his veraciJ questioned.
.cou.rts DIR. Dudley's testimony before the
'ourt Of inquiry; said he haS, u ON conSefsa'
~ viii Brrniuc, been Confirmed IN the Opt
ion that the oall had lodged IN The nesh Oh 'ne
liz. that The wound was innocent; bu' slia
b,i;re about B's declaration that ke had COLI
red WickliHr
Grass. Examined 5u Ckmn.-Teylnr said no.
hing bef,ret he Courr Oflnqniry about " : rais'
no his hand before B raised his stack; al mrs.
+ said w sdvan~e.., but would no. say so past
y,lv when cross examined. Dr. Dudl said
The bail had not ente' ed the body the wound
ssS innocent
Nv Mr.. ByyacR-Recollec's that DIR. Dudley
h the CONCLUSION Of his testimony before the
our, OF Inquiry said the wound was innooen'.
GaJ,iei NJrion Heard Taylor, re 'timony on
his and the o. her trial his l,st sta'menl cor
ssDonds win his fist He said then. as now,
hat w aGyanced upon b. after saying he was
liar and rascal lie never heard Taylor's
hsracler quesJ toned.
By lh CHM Don't think Taylor said he
I'D not re,ollect the advance positi'ey-
links Taylor deposed TO The epi'hc's liar,
'--d liar and rascal, a. being used by w.
y s. Surcis,cen.-NVas Juror unthe Coroner's
inquest; recoi!rcrs Taylor's testimony then and
,sI tly on this ui,l in both instances 1t cores
ondcd IN sam ard substance; witress HIM
If asked Taylor f w. advanced, AVID 7. said
e did. Ta,lur's charac,er IS good witness
as known him a long time
John Bradford and E. WInier were question:
as 10 Taylor's character for reracitv, and
ots SAID l. was good as Gar as they knew, bu;
10 hey hal no particular or intimate aoqusinl-
nee with i'm.
C. X D1akin Heard the testimony Of Tav
~ aid others in per- before he Court Of In
Jury; T. did say rha w. advanced upon b.,
a, krown L. 10 or a years. and never heard
~ hing agsi',r hi, vsraci'y
Cross srGmined-Heard nothing about the
irslng o. h nd before the stick was raised
" r. Mortoa lSh"riF)-has known Taylor
lany years, and never heard any thing what
YER To tas prejudice OF his character.
! Z. Davis, Esq MIR. raylor's character is
God az moral correct man as good as any
lrz MS, so far IS witness knows.
Cross eraminsd By NJ. CHM Thinks Taylor
as cross-examned by the counsel on both
ldrssn the Conr, Of Inquiry,ss to WIS advance
'g upon Benning, and witness is certain that /.
I'D the stick vas raised by Is on WIS pro-
nune,ng him scoundrFl; he did not say w,
i'anced before the stick was raised, nor did
e soy am thing about the expression, | can
hip you," as being uttered by WicklIffe
Maj G. Dtmhap.-Hls known Taylor seve.
II wears, though no, Intimately; has always
card him spoken Of as a moral man.
Adjourned.