Q.  You  tried  it  in  Guilford  ?     A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  Didn't  they  charge  you  with  stealing  that  night  ?  A.  No,
sir,  nobody  on  the  top  of  the  earth  can  charge  me  with  that.
Q.  Didn't  they  say  it  ?     A.  ISTo,  sir.
Q.  iNobody  said  it  that  night?  A.  Xot  one  woi-d  ^\'as  said
about  it.
Q.  You  say  that  Euliss  and  Thompson  live  in  Alamance  ?
A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  Both  live  in  Alamance  county  ?  A.  Yes,  sir,  in  Ala-
mance.
Q.  How  do  you  know  that  ?  A.  They  were  both  raised
Tiglit  there.  I  moved  as  soon  as  I  got  free  out  of  Alamance
because  I  didn't  like  the  county,  and  I  moved  back  into  Guil-
ford.
Q.  You  moved  trom  Alamance  at  the  time  of  the  surrender?
A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  And  moved  over  into  Guilford  county?  A.  Yes,  sir,  I
was  born  and  bred  in  Guilford,  and  1  went  l)ack  there  again,

Q-  And  you  swear  that  both  Euliss  and  Thompson  lived  in
Alamance  ?    A.  Yes,  sir.
1766  COURT  OF   IMPEACHMENTS.
Q.  Yon  sa_y  you  knew  them  tliat  night  by  their  voices  ?  A.
Yes,  sir.
Q.  Did  they  talk  much  ?  A.  Yes,  sir,  they  talked  right
smart.
Q.  What  did  they  say  i  A.  They  talked  about  it  when
they  took  me  out.
Q.  Were  they  disguised  ?  A.  They  said  they  were  going  to
whip  nie.
Q.  Did  they  Lave  ou  disguises  ?     A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  And  you  cuuld  not  have  known  them  except  by  their
voices'^     A.  Yes,  sir,  I  knew  them.
Q.  You  knew  them  by  their  voices  ?     A.  Yes,  sir.
