Jane Hughes makes oath that she was present when the difficulty took place between Mrs Morgan, and Mrs Clantice; that she had been with the former all the morning, that she seemed to be in a fine humour all the time, that Mrs Morgan had a small stick in her hand, as it is her habit to carry a stick this Deponant suspected no difficulty from the sircumstance [sic], that Mrs Morgan approached Mrs Clantice in a friendly manner, passed some Compliments and asked Mrs Clantice how her child was hetting with whooping cough; she then asked Mrs Clantice if she had got the money from Mr Morgan to pay for the Cloth... Mrs Clantice said she had not but she did not Know how soon she would. Mrs Morgan then seemed to get in a passion, and this deponent, and her sister Sister ran off, and saw no more... it is evident to the mind of this deponant, that she did not meditate an attack upon the deceased: but that the difficulty arose from the hear of the moment, when speaking in relation to her Husband Mr. Morgan.