The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22

heterogeneous and replies contained in the McNab
affidavit being also embraced in this. The admit
ted testimony Of Harris WAS substantially that Al
exaEder Mc!end was not in any of the bouts, nor
was there any in the boats of that name; thut he
is positive, us he WAS employed as IN aide
camp TO Capt Drew ~ experimenting the man
mug Of the boats
Ihe next deposition introduced and read was
that of Edward Zealand, who testified in substance
rha! Mcleod was not in the boat in which he was
and that he did Kot see him duling the engage
meut or among the party that landed after the re-
turn Of the boats,
The Court then adjourned ill Friday morning,
when the deposition of William s. Light, Robert
Armour, John Golden, and TWO others were read,
which were substantially to the same effect rs that
Of Zealand stating that they did not see Nc
leod during the attack, and that no one was killed
on board the Caroline, bnt one severely wounded,
who was taken ashore. The deposition Of Steph-
en- Mccormick, Lieutenant in the ROYAL Navy,
was also read lie sta!es that he did uol see Ne
leod during the night Of the burning, but he saw
him shortly after Inc destruction Of The Caroline,
and he erpIeSselhiS regret Nat lie hal not heart
ef it, as he WouM hare accompanied them. lie
does not believe there was a living creature on
board the Caroline when she was cast oil,
At the conclusion Of the reading Of these deposit
lions the CouE, adjourned 10 O'Clock.
FriIau, . o'clock, p. ~. William Press,
lecnor nF ,bo Promcn,dr }lot., # Hamilton tas'
,;tpt ,h,i ha c,riel Mol onI in his ,,oon on tho
,';,h, ortha o0,L Nocon,Ler Js2T rho I"ia If ,he
,ins,rnc,;n,, tha C,r,I;nn ! c,n, Cbinna,,, "a
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,,hnnt nn honr ,nI hnIrir ,.oi,, "a st,, r,rl ,rJ
Jeff VcirnJ nj Con, Hahn Joryi3oY,. ~,ia
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9, Ls lonso .lon, r,,Ifca., s,,,nr o,coc', nn ,ho
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hson m,.ol ,ho ,t, hnrr" "r r, ~, "t
leave the house, to her knowledge. Coad no,
have ler very wcIl Unknown 10 hcr. lie went
away after broakf.st
Ellen Morrison conGrmaa the testimony of her
father, brother and mother,
John Mclean was in Chippewa OF the night Of
iha Goth, 1t Cot. McNal's quarters; tried to find
Mcleod at Chippewa on THAI evening, but could .
not, The next morning, about II clock, net
Mcleod cn horseback, near the falls.
Jasper P. Gikiuson was the nest witness sworn
His testimony was unimportunt, except 50 far as it
went 10 e''"H.''h Inc '"Gt 'na' '!F EryNc9lN was
"N'an, from N9NG"a ~ '""V'r}, 1872 ''e SlId
'nAt Leyucoc" i'l ,an'"a "t''ra tA' troubles
commence ""h' '' examination was gone
through N"A, 'H' court NtJ1'-"." AL" H"i-pasI
h. c -" y ''1tN o' 'II"'y u.'""E,
{, ",-i" ""V,--N" !.'I 'iI",nS ~ '''' N'"'' on
ON the G,rr Of IIri rnJ who rnrrn"rI ti'o .,,,c.
mon, IF the vil,,oss prsss i, c,c., r.sr.ct hi,
being ut Chippewa on the afternoon Of the 18th