Reexamined by — The table on <​which they eat Supper​> was in the dining room, o◊ ◊◊nd <​as well as​> the side table was also on which the coffee was sitting and poured out for <​Supper.​> I have no recollection to have seen or Grover breakfast there that morning— they were encamped on the hill up by Squire [Abraham I.] Chittenden’s— dont know where they breakfasted— I think Capt Grover lodged at his office— knows that he had a bed at his office, and presumes that he slept there— dont know of his lodging at the tavern— I lodged at the Tavern <​myself—​>— there was an alarm in the latter part of the night by the firing of a gun, which produced a considerable consternation— heard of no alarm the next night— the fear had subsided by that time— and it was <​then​> understood that they were as much alarmed at as at any other place—

She Says She recollects The <​day​> Smiths were said to have been killed in — I was then living in — my husband was then keeping tavern in — I was at home all that evening and night— I was in my room when I first received the news of the death of the Smiths— I am acquanted with — did not See him and a Mr. James Gregg ride to our house about dark or a little before dark that evening— had no conversation with that evening about the murder of the Smiths— none at all— [p. 99]