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James Cunningham
to the complainant in this case, or that is mate-
rial to the questions in issue
James Cunningham

Cross Ex
Cross Examination of James Cunningham
the Defendant and his attorney ZS Nabers Esq.
being present

I. 1. To the first Cross Interrogatory, he says-
Ans.-I am superintending my fathers bu-
siness, and I, and a negro of my own, work in the
crop, in which the negroes mentioned in my ex-
amination in chief, and working; and I am
to receive a part of the crop as compensation
for my services. I have no other interest in the
event of the suit.

II. 2. To the second Cross Intg. he says
Ans.- Hugh Cunningham, the complainant, is
my father

III. 3. To the third Cross Intg. he says-
Ans. My business is farming, and was the same
in March, 1843.

IV. To the fourth Cross Intg. he says-
Ans- There is no such custom, within my
knowledge, confined to Pickens County alone.

V. 5. To the fifth Cross Intg. he says-
Ans- I was not present at the execution of
said notes, or if I was, I have no recollection of it.

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