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for copy Of it, II contained charges against him. end
wished to Tefute them. | promised il to him; he apple
for license Afterwards, and opposed by sprague;
there ia record Of this.


Cr,ssera amined.-Lcenses were granted to other per-
that year do not know to whom Nicholas Cor don
attributed his fsure to obtain license At the Aug ust
meeting Gordon said the rem0nstrance msrepresented
him sprsgxs said he could prove eli tlat there in
the Iemon.rsnce IN court Of law Gordon denied 4
Gordon's license expired in April and was renewed till
July Sd; then finally expired. Six councimen were
present IN July and the vote refusing to grant the license
was unanimous. Never heard any person represent
Gordon a. quarrelsome man.


Direct rssunsed-Thnk heard Sprsgus Gordon
with huggng negro voter; Gordon said, he never
huggea negro woman, or had his wagon filled with
stones; Gordons remarks before his addressed to
the Council


CALhs AnroLD.-Was ct the store Of Nicholas Gordon
with Giles James. the LIST June, i643 did not hear
Gordon mention MIR. Sprsgue in come ction with his
licenses think James did not talk with Gordon at al he
and went in and came out together.


C,oss-erGmnsd II told any one that Leard Cor
don threaten Sprague.


Direct resumsd.I asked for brandy Gordon said he
should have had brandy, but for MIR Sprague.


The Court here adjourned to meet at o'clock. Pm.