The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-05-02

UAth a SiDdit tIuHh Win tCt. IAdfutit
said he did moi feel able to go himself.
| think she said she had been looking
for Harden to come for her; she seem
ed in good health and spirits.
Ca'oss-egdmined by Shipman. 1t
was six or seven miles IIarden's wa
gon was over to his father-in- laws.
Think he told me his horse was not
safe for me TO drive.
Question by Robson. Harden told
me to tell her 70 bring clothes enough
along to stay through the next week
Told her.
Mrs. Caroline Ramsey, sworn:-
Reside in Mansfield, am wife Of Dewitt
Ramsey. deceased / have been ac-
quainted with Harden since some time
before his marriage. New spoke to
Mrs Harden till he brought her there,
shortly after his marriage. His home
at the time Of marriage was at james
Beattie's. Moved his home to our
house on election day in the Spring.
Brought her there first on Sunday,
she stayed over night, and went away
on Monday morning to her fathers.
Harden came back that day Slept
in his room that night. Brought her
there again not long AFTER from her
fathers, | think. Took her to his IA
TIERS. Think he took her from our
place to his fathers. Think he did
not take her farther than Alamachy.
{ Harden told me thi>); said his broth
or and sister were there. think she
stayed up there about three weeks.
Harden went after her; he went one
day and came by way of our house
the next, took dinner with MS, then
took her to her fathers, and returned
home same day. Can't say when it
was she was next there. Think she
stayed week next time. Catharine
Mckinney was there.
She was there again two or three
days IN the same month, Clan. her
father brought her once and took her
back with him, it was the latter part
of February she was there again
hen Mrs. Geary was there, don't
know the day of the month when she
came, came before tea. she appeared
as usual, said she had cold. they re-
tired at our us al bed time, 10 or IL
O'Clock. Ga diagram Of the house shown
Witness it is fair representation Of
the grounds, ground floor and bed
room of our house.
Bradley: We except TO examining
the witness upon this diagram, not
having made it herself.
The witness described infinitely The
inner arrangements of the house, as
laid down in the diagram: there were
Two ways of access to the upper e 1or,
Mrs Harden was in the sitting room
when first saw her this last visit,
don't renreml err whe her she was at
breakfast on Wednesday morning. she
said she had been sick during the
night--since midnight, excepted to-
Mr.. Harden said also she had been
sick, said SO before breakfast but said
she had been sick at the stomach, that
she voinited. think she lay on the
lounge some part of "Wednesday, took
ginger that night. Mr. Fl lrden pre-
pared it in mulasses. took it in the eel
lar where the molaSseS was, to prepare
it, took the ginger from the shelf in
the stairway to he cellar, which is the
only way of access to the cellar; it
was in the evening, heard her say she
had taken it. didn't see her.
] cannot say that she was sick on
Wednesday; was chiefly in the sitting
room; We retired at the usual time
that night Mrs Harden slept in my
room, was sick three times during the
ght, occupied the small bed at the
foot of mine; once she asked me If
there was any cold water in the room,
there was none; was sick at the sto-
mach and vomi ed-not great deal
| made her cup of tea on Wednesday
night after our tea; got up on Thurs
day morning before | did; stomach
more settled in the morning before I
went away, left home at 10 o'clock,
returned home just at evening.
Court adjourned.
THURSDAY. 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
The witnesses for the defence were
called. On proper aft lavits being
made by the Sheriff. compulsory pro-
cess was granted to fulfil their pres
ence.
Mrs Ramsey on the stand Mrs.
Harden slept in my room because
there was coal fire in EIirien's room.
and she thought the gas affected her.
Mr.. Harden Was in the setting room
on the lounge all night; used a
wood stove don't know ifit was cold;
] kept FIRE; he had no FIRE in his stove
that night; generally had FIRE; can't
tellif they were both at breakfast on
Friday morning they both said she
had been sick through The night sick
at the stomach and vomiting; she did
coma dawn on FRIDAY Morning was