Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-18
TRIAL OF MIR. AVERY.
Correspondence of The Boston Da,iy .adr,,,

Correspondence " "e DOsioN O0uy sddUeyE,,
NEWPORT, SUNDAY, Mayls
The Court on the Avery Trial adjourned
evening, at 7 o'clock, after an extremely ,,In.
DAVIS work, and will meet again on NJ
morning. at 9 o'clock. The day has been sD..
in examining witnesses against the prisoner f g.
venteen witnesses were examined in tho ,,.'
Of the day, five of whom were females, and tu.,'
males. The Prosecution have now exami,.i
thirty Of their witnesses. and several poin,s
their case still remain to be brought out i, -
testimony, which, thus far, has been much nv.
minute, and Of course more voluminou,. ,b,,
was in the examination before the magistrate.
Bristol. The prisoner preserves the sane 81
possession with which he lirst came into Co,.
In the course OF the examination TO-DAY. uLis
I he observed closely, he wrote severai oue.l.
and handed them to his counsel, across the ,,p
Let a man, however innocent, fancy him.
placed under pressure Of such circum,l,n,,,
and he can easily conceive how tr,ag the "a,
would be TO 60 through with it. wilton, b.t,,,
ing either undue anxiety, an affected iaJla,.
encp, or reckless hardihood.
| Sill there is no ground for drawing ans inf.
ence from the fact that prisoner conducts him
self with entire propriety. either favorable Or .,
favorable to the question before the jury. I,n,,
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,e'y " az ''i.o'ent IVA" ,n"t NI!h crime
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pune sen,''"e', ~ w w: at,'' VI '''.'"''
the ''u''''ua' WI" s".'.''.s ,'e,e p,'''"e'' O'
aer sever '" 'a'' :" w.. p &C.. .''aHce Tie!
nave ""' .a''eu " P'",.,e wa, '"p'sS,'"
can give a" 'aea VI :'e P'oo'oe extent Of lie
!ria'' sn"u'u .''n" rae,y Ie n :" .'",
nate 'n's weeN i. W, " 9'"y eA.e sI oe.o"uM
great oea' " .Ie '.s''''1', u,1" newspaper Hl
ue"ce ." 'ne ','a', ave " .rI;, ,; r"''@0eu'
mere hea'sat .ee'"""y. LUIS I"'' " 'Os''
throw ou! o' ''e case y" '.a' ""se amy VI"
cu"s'an''a' anu 'asua' "'a'''.' ""." a'e 'l"'
iiar 10 'he Puo',c' oa' ""'e" W "0' e0"e "''a'
the RUE o. 'ega' evidence;
Inc same 'ee"ng "n'eh ue aepo''mt"' o. !"
prisoner wa. ea'eu,a!eo ~ .u"aIe, was t.'a
IN .ne e'ow w o au"'1 "d. ,t"u, i. hs r
h'na''1n u y9uns 'au'' " ~" %.;" ~ S G1's
PRESSED oy any aouU. as ~ No oe'"s 'a,.! "
served. 10 NOT aiiuue 10 u as al all eOaLf''H '
with the case' IN point o. testimony. ou' "mp!
as one niue green sPot 10 'na' poasu" P,'s"vs
'he law "n'ch' a''er on, ho"t'et .oo1 IT,. w.,
as SCIENCE 49, 10 tne Pracaeeo " '"e uay, a"
art OF preventing witnesses .'on' 'e:l'"s ,"e W."
and an exercise o. tne most ingenious ue'.p"'
upon the m'nds OF p'a'h' nones' men, WIN y" ~,
unfortunate as to be caught upon Jury "%
ever most exce's IN tne'e qua''nca,'0"'
best mere lawyer 10 'ne case a'iaueu w. w,
ever, there was an exacuy opposite result
young tema'e (sne "ou'a oe'erse a"y "a.'I