Report of the Trial of Leavitt Alley, Indicted for the Murder of Abijah Ellis, in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
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To the Attorney- General. Since Alley came to Boston, four years ago, I don't know any thing about him.
JosiAH Thurston sworn. Reside in Freedom, N. H. ; am president of the savings-bank in that town ; know Alley, and his reputation for lionesty, and as a quiet, peaceful, and inof- fensive man, is very good.
Joseph E. Shackford stvorn. Live in Eaton, N. H. ; am a farmer ; I lived about one hundred rods from Alley, whom I have known twenty-five years ; his reputation for lionesty, &c., was good ...; on the 24th or 25th of September, I counted four hundred dollars, which Alley had in his possession ; Alley also had a note for six hundred and fifty dollars, signed by John and Amos Drew ; there were some other notes of demand.
Q. What was Alley's pecuniary standing ?
The Attorney- General. I object.
The Court. We have already excluded this question.
Mr. Somerhy. Do the Court rule that we cannot show 70 TRIAL OF LEAVITT ALLEY.
that Alley's credit was good, and that he could borrow money to any amount ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the Attorney- General. Since Alley came to Boston, four years ago, I don't know any thing about him.
JosiAH Thurston sworn. Reside in Freedom, N. H. ; am president of the savings-bank in that town ; know Alley, and his reputation for lionesty, and as a quiet, peaceful, and inof- fensive man, is very good.
Joseph E. Shackford stvorn. Live in Eaton, N. H. ; am a farmer ; I lived about one hundred rods from Alley, whom I have known twenty-five years ; his reputation for lionesty, &c., was good ...; on the 24th or 25th of September, I counted four hundred dollars, which Alley had in his possession ; Alley also had a note for six hundred and fifty dollars, signed by John and Amos Drew ; there were some other notes of demand.
Q. What was Alley's pecuniary standing ?
The Attorney- General. I object.
The Court. We have already excluded this question.
Mr. Somerhy. Do the Court rule that we cannot show 70 TRIAL OF LEAVITT ALLEY.
that Alley's credit was good, and that he could borrow money to any amount ?
What to read after Report of the Trial of Leavitt Alley, Indicted for the Murder of Abijah Ellis, in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alley, Leavitt to read onlineMoreLess
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