Court Of. Oyer and Terminer.
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Before Judge Kent and Ad0rmeu Bunting and Jackson
dicted for the wilful murder Of Phillip williams in Rose
welt street 4h December last by stabbing with knife
in the breast the trial having been down for thn day,
Mr. BRADY part the prisoner, put In adavits from
the prisoner and Others asking further Of
Witnesses. s4 -#.t


Mr. PATERSON, District Attorney, resisted the sppca
on, inasmuch the trial had been regularly ses down
for this day. and the sdavts not disclosing what fac
they intended to prove by the witnesses named In the
afndavits


Mr.. BaApr MI asteniahed that the application should
be- resisted the bills having only been found the 18th
December The afidavis would be considered sucisnt
postponement, even in civil suit Everything hes
done to the attendance Of the witnesses
named ard could not be procured therefore, they
could not ssfely proceed to trial


The trial stands postponed until the ensuing term.


Circuit Court.


His Honor then opened the Circuit Court, when no
Jury being ready the Court adjourned over 70 this
forenoon.