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Timothy King alledges in the affidavit for a continuance that near the door of Bradlies he met Millon, & they walked up the street & remained a short time & returned in the direction of the barracks, passing Bradlies house as they went to the barracks. A witness for the Commonwealth says he met King in company with a soldier going down water street in the direction of Exchange barracks, that he met them about fifty years from Bradlies house, that he immediately proceeded to Bradlie's house & found deceased wounded & dying. If King did the shooting he did not go immediately to the barracks for the deceased was carried to Bradlies house before King passed. The evidence of the witness who met King in company with a soldier corroberates the truth of the affidavit of King.