The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-22

reply was she shoulL like to "a ifhe
r6uld spare her. but would doRss he said;
Iln~n 'tuld Mr.. Paine should he clad To
have h.m carry her all three went h"ms
made Maria ready Ia go; iold her he
would come mex, day "d bring her some
(; gave her some n,"Uey 9" pHy
her lodging, aud ifait sioriped said he
should prefer her staying at some house;
he Sined a.d they lefi say 1ne 0r two
o'cl"ck ; went on "Wednesday with wife
with Col Bow en as contemplated fund
Maria near tent where Judged; Muddy
brook tent /; tbnk, there were two ranges
of tents. aud this in Ouier range went
into that tent " here her trunk WAS there
was a distinct apartment for ladies in
this tent /; she went intO TINT part with
wife she din~d N the common tsble,
aud the provisions we carried her were
put in common stock +; saw her III con-
versation with members of the methodist
persuasiom !; names Rrhecca Burke and
Samuel Boyd "f ProyisieDce {; she in
troduc1d us to Mr.. Linsey of Tnunton;
she returned home on Friday with a
young man, a lad, an apprentice to Wit
ness ne sent him for her; Maria had
charge of his business IN his absence,
setting bills, receiving money. etc.
Here Mr.. STA Ags moved the court Ia
ask witness whetbrr, Maria commuiicat.
ed her situntiOn tO witness before she left
Wr,dsi"ck. as u fact. ,.. s tsa -,
Letter pr."luced is from Sarah Maria
Corn~ll. Al d is in her hand writing.
Maria was Methodist. and was In
regular s,anding--produced a certifit ate
from cla>s leader il Taun,on--carried il
Ia Mr.. Virgins, wlo read il aloud in
church--don', know that she attempted
ia join any other society. We staid
"ue day al Mr.. Virgins. He told sister
Cornell If she wanted a certifcate he
would give her one--thc talk about al
tending Muddy bronx church. produced
this ronvcrsat,un--she as a gosd tailor-
ess.
.LucRETIA RAwsoN testifies That her
sister Maria was al camp meeting, when
witness MAS there, but did not 20 with
her. Maris Was not AZ camp mres'"e
on Monday, hut st home. with her--wn-
ness went un W~dn~.day-Inei Maria as
we were going into catnp. gr"und-s"id
she expected US earlier-~e Went direct
iy into Muddy brm,k tent. With the pro-
visious we carried for her--she inir"siuc.
cd witness aud Mrs. Jones, and Wti,rrs
not recoll, c,ed. Meth..dists were the
only persons she Introduced her tu. as
conceived nj that tilne--went into the
inner tent and lHid down there, being
sick. She showed where 10 put things
she. Marie, returned on Friday g.
wards night, with lad, an apprentice
Ia Mr.. Raws,n-shc left an Tuesday,
either the first ,r second Of October las
she introduced witness to Mr.
and was told by her iha, he was The
brother of the preacher.
Mr.. RAwsoN says she give rs a reason
for her unwili,nwness Ia remain with W.
her distance frum Muddy brook 3 m,Ivr
-virgin's s miles.
Dr.. Thomas WILBua. Of Troy, iesii-
fed that the exam'naiinn before inter
uiemt could scarcely br called ap exa,n,-
natiun- did not exami,e the trunk ~.
the b,dy-,l,d not OH 6rsi or second ex
animation, examine privately --she had
consulted him as n physician, Mr.. S.a-
pies inquired for what she sought ,nedi.
cai aid. but the court refused 10 reeeiv.
as 0nsUer;) he observed to her that u
would be- unsafe tor her to tnke the oII
of tansy-,hat i'm did not kill her oui
right, it might destroy and ruin her health
f'rever--she did not take "il Uftanzy b,,'
desisted nt once. Tsmsy wHier and tan
ny tea aud rssrnce Of tansy are used. bu;
never oil If tansy to my Knowledge
thought the fostus was half z Own--a.
bout half the. period of gesta,,on--i,
might not be more than four mOl,tlis--
noticed he tiyhihesy about the neck, anil
talked uf, whether Glove hitch OT not--
lid not hear or attend tO the cOnversa-
tion about the knot--don't rec0llect any
conversation between d rfee aud C0Oke
ALI he recolIects was about the string
his object and that If the jury appear
ed to- be- merely t0 ascertain Aer situa-
fion. ~. f .5a.paf
W.LLiAM PEACE, said he carried Avery
across the ferry from Bristol to Ports
n,Outl, Dec. Goth about tw0O'clrrk --on
nearest road from Bristol to Fall River
-he stated Ho business or, defamation
-he asked during the passage where
the cUal mine was --witnrss told him and
thinks he p .inied 10 him where il was-
hs stated nu reason for inqairing--dld
not see him after he got I" the wharf
gave him no directi0u Mlmmt the coal
mine. except rs ah"vs-a,methnfg was
said about coal; Avery had oa.a sur,oui
coat, rather hrownrr than the 0ne ,he
nnw wears stated that y. Browning had
been upto Bristol Z" get u bpat to carry