The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

borhood for many years. Cheddick and the prisoner lived
about mile and half apart, for many years; Cheddck
called upon few days before the arbitration. and
Marsh called the night previous to the nesting of the
bitratio he remained at house that night
sed in relation this business Marsh said that he had got
scrape and that he would give one hundred dollars
to get out of it; we talked about the arbitration
The counsel for the prisoner objected to this testimony
but Court allowed it, tending to show the state OF
feeling between Marsh and Cheddick.
WrrsEss-MaIsh said that Cheddck's farm was out oil
order that the fences down; asked him what his
property ORTIZ and he said that he was not Obliged
TO sell but that he could get $1,000 by waiting on man.
In the told Marsh that held little note
and had book account against Cheddck he SAID that he
some from Cheddck for it, he did not request me to
become his referees think he knew before he came that
Cheddick had called upon me Marsh offered to give up
Cheddicks papers to the arbators he (Cheddick was
dissatsed understood Marsh to say that he did not
wish Cheddck to stand to the bagan Marsh offered to
take the note and pay the money, though Ched
dick did stand the bargain; the morning told
Marsh that had made up my mind not to be one oil the
referees
value of Cheddicks farml
Ale did; do not remember that he placed value
lose This witness is either very dull he has
happy of telling his story; he puzzles lawyers
street, Mr. Milford, MIR. Marsh, and myself; we then
made our calculations Marsh asked me u wGs
going to do hat-he did not say what ! was TO
dos ! considered that he spoke about the note,
Of which he had conversed with the night before;
told him was not Cbeddck told me then that would
save him great deal of trouble if would act for him
Ward chosen the third referee he was not with
at the tavern in Broad street Muliord and did not
ohoiuuo uur business .i,e'' as we wseu W po uway
and there we agreed on what Marsh should give Ched.
~ his n~rnns W;i,;am ~ nu ,nnm3 not giv 60 nch
an acre for Cneddick,s farm think Marsh saw tSe cal
culaton he made on the paper do not know what be-
near released With our decision the award naners were
signed by milford and myself at the Mansion House in
rh "n3 a,nd a. tbs cas te a 81 no u r,an;nr
that we should meet again.
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Nh ohoIwh.Iy iee - uoh l'n nav. , seSh we
awhrd since siSheu nave not seen MAJ sh al halw
since we sgnea tnat awsIu saw Saisn ~ .ne tcke
once d. tie Al stree. reliy ooe Oh vhe
OF me he ne was mere aoou. nan an nour naisn ashed
me had seen Nuoru Qhe otner reieree) since said
an award shoulu De naoe ag h ana asked we had
altered 1t any told nm we had not altered ne com.
planned about our giving so great an award ana sad that
we had valued Cheddicks place at higher rate than
Cheddick himself had offered to sell at he appeared to
be aronted at us he sgnhed IN the course OF converse
ton that he would nave satisfaction ne might nave
sworn know he used harsh language and spoke hard
he did not parcularze any person meanng OF the re-
erees do not know that he knew that had signed the
written award he had not said anything TO about al
erng the award at any time was not offered money by
him in relation TO that paper one award do not know
that Marsh sad that theddick had moved INTO the mouse
this conversation occurred az seven O'CLOCK on the eve
ming OF the hre saw there william Williams and man
named Finch, at the once the same evening
Cross-eramined-l came across IN the seven O'Clock
boat dd not see anything oil MARSH on board nor nj the
car mouse, VI went iHsht
the car stopped at Newark could not say whether 1t
was one two or three days alter Niuord and settled the
award at Newark that we met at the Mansion House in
Railway MI ana signed It peleve the paper was
ready drawn and was IN Muords possession and all we
had to 90 was to Ill IN the amount DO not know who
drew up the paper did not see Ward at Railway at all
Direct resuned-l saw Ward at the oyster cellar at
Newark on the day we settled the award he and Marsh
came in about the same time did not see Ward take any
part in the calculation
Jonathan MuLLfonD sworn was one OF the arbitra
tors in the matter OF GheddiSk and Marsh; NE Ward
flerr mo hnnga
and viewed the iarm Tor the purpose OF determining the
value oil it, we returned TO Newark; oheddick and rode
cd at Marshs property winch consisted OF sort OF shop
ana small lot oil ahd dont Know the number oil acits
Ward asked me what valued Marsh's lot at; repiied
sioo az ms ne Iaughed "a ne diu not consider prce
at all tod MN should want ms opinion Oh Nr thed
DICKS property; think ne saa sisoo Al was not lar IRON
that told him there was no use III our dsing any thing
about H. as we dnered 50 widely ana tha we should cai
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soms pens anu Papo oho'weii uu ne Wiins, ana we
| put down what we thought would De inc odds ldiie-
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r., a :. ara j;n ia bn be lboujd aya haan LEI
us and we had done wrong he could have corrected us
re- s,Y ard vas ali Jran mn and onIy rearreJ b GiI;n
Nv o, ru.,h;.L " ILL., 10 iatt, ~ 's
W ,' %, ,b $500, 20, Shao ana 49,, No Mn $50 !
ssl cd %vord II he ,r,n,d ;on i, DO eaa Inc '"'
H. he co,,r Had con signed IA
W,YrrssNo ha5 not. fhcn told Ward tina, sbouid
s;an Il, 90 ,hsya ras en-. i;,,ia d;sicnl,, 80 IA ,
.ssn II hat nght 60 mt /, II, NV nocL,t rar.a -,
he tavern csving sbotre,i AZ he cellar ne uas ts
ving home Marsh came 70 mo and asL ed r. he cn Ill;
Yit5 me- SAID cer,anly 60 he rodo as car as Einaheh
town in about TWO hours bn came 10 nv house !, ,gb,
49, ha inh, .,nl - ~ ',y ~ 49,, :, ',s ~ ~
t o. " un .o We !" 'ods pe,p ' ,oo
r. JrorH ON, him ,, N, oo,d told him should NV,
, g e. ~ ~ W. - III, -. s'i i,d, np'
Wauh so;d ba hsl na,onaa ,oan 81 ~ 10 III y,
means,S Marsh rnnI;eJ h., ,dor condct anJ haJ . -
he said with me al night nnxt ,co,n, a,, , , ~
he sad he had not sent an hour ali night bv reason y,
mining NJ liza, auarg Marsh asked ne 20 90 ,I asl