Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14

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lsg.ly of ,ll an, ,y,d.nc. ,I,, h,d h..n 60; ~; - '
dsy lie scd TO avoid ali excitement; and he ,,n.,sd
,on, under ali c,crm,,,pc,. odd would g.. ~, .,,
90 di.ebary. IA. du,e. "a n pnbIic a;co, sho.Id A.
Mr. W " Croueh wa. then s~o,, rr.s,,ssd =. rs,
s.,u,s,, r.s ,idipy down an. .,,.., III. 49,.
uorniIx cav VIM n Myers Col Myers and Rnr, come
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mo, .f che t,ch.nv, ,,y.,n NV ~ '"' ''"'' '''
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vs.. Than .woro 90. win M, uov, ,.n.s,.5i ~ ~.
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,.sd him ,ny 10 n,oi,,s, 90 bin, The IN. s @ VI
y;oo sou,h only o call him 10 ,cnon,,ncn ~ 49,,
,e.,.d 10 m. som. te,na,L. r,l,tv, 10 h,. ar, ~ Ia.
Saturday week he smoke as II he had STRONG homes az 90
eovery although he wa. aware ,ha, hc was IN ,.., d.
Ger for 4 told him that The doc,,r .,,d s,h. ..c,naS -
ready aware of H. lie stated , mo thai the
ces occurred on the morning OF the 18th exactly a. ,he
hav, b,en doai,d Ia ,ou understood him th., ,,hon
IN. attack was made he sprung up from the bed and re
treated 10 the other eide OF the room where he though,
he received the wounds When paused in nv remaIk.
him upon SUBJECT religion frequently assured
me innocence of any criminal connection with Mr.,
M,.ns lie sad with OF, a, feeling that their eonduc, b,d
b.cn very pudrn aud the tears rolled down his ob.ek.
he said but that might RELY upon IT, whsteyer an
pesred tho contrary that he of any crim
mai connection. | told him that this Irritation 1 did no,
like cali by harshct name, very wrong that
hoped he bathored no feeling OF revenge against the hu.
band ior the least were enough 10 div, =,
most any man 10 msdnesshc confessed tina, the appear
anccs Sero TO insiiy MIR MYERS and eclar,d n
no got well he should not seek TO revenge himself upon
him lie rcpcaedly asserted that he was innocent He
was cct,nIy no atheist in the las, eony,r,,,on had
with him he said he was looking 10 God and trusted TO
hs s OF Nh. Redcemer for IN, salvation Of hi. sou
lie said that h. had been brough, up TO rrpeet reeon
and 10 90 10 church that lie had II TOO long and
that he r,yr,,ied his affair because !, might b,vo an. 81
feet of preventing him from doing SO.
w s. Anderson sworn-Testmony unimportan,-Sa~
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direct driver to go up Main street fast as he could; didn't
zee INV body with him
Thompson Tyler sworn. Stated is before the Coroner
SEQ report Of Yesterday.
Cross Exsmined-l live at the Exchange rs assistant
nnnaaor have seen Mrs Myers about the hotel frequent,
y; not otoner though than other ladies; on one occasion
reeolect seeing Mr. H. and Ms Myers in the parlot to-
geiher; Mr. William r. Myers to the bar about five
do not know when or how Mr. Hoyt 90, into the parlo
or when he we out: saw him setting there as
10 pass by the door; mis- was the only time ever
10 have seen them together in the house, the weather
warm, and the windows and doOrs all open, that
the room was perfectly public never said tina, had seen
together under suspicious circumstances; OF
1t; told Mr.. Potiaux Robinson that had
things that excited suspicious he said something
about book that Mr. H. had given Mrs. Myers in Church,
that had excited talk said very remarkab that
should but very sure never told him Of any thing
that knew excite suspicion; do know OF their
having had the use OF No. Is think should hsve
known it 1t they had; never said, well remember,
that Mrs. Myers coming the hotel without asking
ladies' had excited my suspicious never mentioned the
subject Mr. Boyden he TO me- have no knowledge
of their over being in other together except tho
parlor and that on the occasion have mentioned the
parlor always open, and seldom empty;l told
Mr. P Robinson that 1t was strange that Mr. Hoy, and
Mrs Myers should remain in the paro together from eleven
10 one, thing Of the sort. Asked, you
nothing passed between you and Mr. Robinson this sub
lec he paused and said perhaps there might have BEEN
but don't recoleet any thing but that about the book
DidnyOu say any thing 10 him about their being in the
pArorl Ans-he said to me something about their being
there but told him that Mr. Myers there also. No.
10 il the ndcs reception room; No Is called the club
roo and IS on the opposite side OF the passage s one OF
the public the house, has four windows open
lng upon the piazza where the gentlemen generally sit to
smoke segas upon being questioned more particularly,
said,) the windows to No. 10 are furnished with blinds
which opon on the inside persons IN this oom by shutting
the door and closing the blinds would be perfectly prvae
do net know when the conversation with Mr. Robinson
occurred except that tememoerit was dunns hot wealth
err
His examination being finished Mr Tyler asked leave
20 quit the Court Tor an hour or two The Counsel for the
defence SAID hey had no ooecnon 10 MS DONG So but ad
Nsed nm not on ms own account as they felt bound 10
nppuzc him that his evidence would be directly mPeach
edl
Mr.. J. d. w. Calder then For his ieEtimo.
ny report Of yesterday Visited Mir Hoyt early on the
morning the 2Sh; directed by him 10 look for the psper
that he required sign; found the bed desired
by Mr. Hoyt preserve IT; did go; OF my pos
session only when Mr. WIN. NJ. Robinson Of Peers
burg borrowedit; when asked fOrit, found it poses
sion Of Mr.. Tyler; kept IL afterwards, until deliver
ed up the Coroners inquest. THE Mayor handed Mr.
Calder 'he paper copied Yesterday and asked him ii
that was the one TO winch ne feerred he said haiti GER
family was ana mat ne identified II by the general appear
ance, and spot oil 6l'od mat rested upon IL Ia answer
TO an enquiry from hr Lyons Mr. Caider sald hoy told
me mat BUR presented 'he paper nc decned signing IL,
and Burr then Withdrew as MI myers came forward and
made the attack:
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80, n ,, A. ' - 80 .J a, ~ es . LOU .ue
Ebanc did naI ,aco ,hc Ind maj, NO'''' " Tue
E"dsS,ict Rovdsr ,ho 80, a. ,ba F,.I.,. u,r
was ben sworn know nothing about ,b matter ycn,
what Mr. How told me- 1 was present when Mr. Fvap.
n 4
wards upon the subject
Cross Examined Il am not aware of any interviews he.
tween Mr. Hoyt and Mrs MYERS in nv house / was A.
Old Point Comfort this summer about the frat Of Augu,,
when returned gentleman STAYING in nv house Mr.
Mosby told me that he had seen Mr. H. and Mrs MYERS
come out Of No ls he asked servant no the lady vn.
and he said thai u was Mrs Myers paid no attention
10 H. for did not believe H. especially as u dcueuded ON
the abatement Of a negro. / was not very utirnts with
Mr. Howl nor do believe any one here was-ho mention
ed his matters relating 10 his business or his private n r.
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