Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Here, you take the Bible and look over it, willis
finish the rest Of the letter. +" Ny dear Sir, re-
plied |, "you cannot wal, 10 do this but let US
hike letter Bible anil ali ON board tho boat, where
you will have ample time 10 complete your quota
ION before reach the ship" To this he agreed
after some hesitation and then ha suddenly said
"Well, sir, viii not take John with me, and yo
must get back his passage money ! Not TAKE John
With you" ] exclaimed why, this Is folly only
recoec, hos much you suffered last voyage FOR
want Of him !" !" Sir, ! hive decided the ques-
ton is no longer open 10 discussion. John has
disobligej me-hc has become spoiled by your nee
blacks, and don't want 10 have 10 tshc care ct
him Then turning TO poor John, who was much
distressed, he gave him long lis Of instructions
as to his Journey back TO Virginia, and when ba
had just concluded, he said IL him in a sarcastic
manner, Now John, you, have heard my com
mands-but you need not obey them. When you
get TO philadelphia, call on the Mannmisson So
ciety, and they will make you free, and shall no.
look after you !" This was too much for poor
John, who replied in much agitation" Master
John, this is too hard--Yon know ! love You
and you know you will find INC at Roanoke whcl
you come back -
Ircaly felt Indignant and snil' Wei Mr.
Randolph, l could not have believed this
thought you had more compassion Surely you
have punished him enou h by leaving him behind
wi,hou, hurting his feelings; You have made the
poor fellow cry" What p seid he quickly
Il does he shed tears ~ Yes" replied " saw
them myself" &" lie shall go with me. John
take down your baggage p was tho end Of this
curious scene John Instantly Enlightened up
forge, his masters anger, and IN short time we
bid them both good bye.
When they returned from England in the fall |
called upon Randolph and my first question was
-" Well, sir, did YOU regret my advice about ia
king Join y Regre, it, SIR - replied he .
should have died without htm he saved my hfe
three times I" Then" sud /, q hope, to use
your own isurc Of speech, next time you will Got
20 of nj half cock" then nskcd him how h,
WAS pleased with England during this visit. H.
answered with enthusiasm" There never was
such country on the face Of the earth as England
aud it is utterly impossible tina, there can be any
combination Of circumstances hereafter 10 make
such another country rs Old England now IS T.
He isea gave me a rapid sketch of his journey
and obi me that he had gone 10 Ireland ogroea-
bly, to his promise, enj delighted with the
country aad people, but shocked al witnessing 3,
much misery. Abiding to the expressions both OF
,ha Government and Church, 10 sud. " Tn,
Lion and the Jacka have divided the spols be
tween them, sr bu, i'll had my way, | would uu
muazlc The OK winch treade,h oul the eosn" ~,
also said thai he thought the Marquis of WeIles
lev must be un impartial man. because he receive,
ment toa alotesman, sir, IN tbs lteaenl state Of
lfelandl'
The Tynchburs Vneinian asks II II be tossibl,
that john Randol pa Of Roanoke fra ternizcd will
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