Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-13


fast out OF doors, aud let them have it there. lie
said he would try hut feared he could not do il
without waking ms master. lie went in, but IT.
turned and SAID would not do as II his master dis
covered II, he ttssseN) would suffer for II. They
were soon asked into breakfast by E,ScN. When
they went in, Mr.. h rose up and said, good
morning, gentlemen. told You | would have
your breakfast ready At u o'clock. Here il iS-pnt
II on the able fs>cx. Sill down gcnllcmcn and eat
Your breakfast. Tn, IS better than riding 10 MI.
lcWl>N or Charlotte Court House" He then
directed old EsseN IL do somcthine--curNcd hiu-
slapped him On the iaws-tooh HIM toy the ear and
ted linn out ol the house, shutting the door. and
saying that his ne9ror, were all fools aud did not
know how TODD any lhne. He then told them II
wait upon themselves, and began talking about the
position IN which the General Government stood
III regard Ia South Carolina. lie SAID South
Carolina would not Weld that She would
FIGHT; that General Jackson would be clad
To get Hamilton, Calhoun, McDu0ic and llavnc
into his power; that he had no doubt II a
war came, i, come he feared i, must, General J.
would hang thosr genllemcn, if he could eel hold
oi them but that The whole South would unite
for it was their interest TO do So--and there would
be Il bloody Wtlsel H. He advised witness To sell
his property and convert II into moucN-said that
if hr did not, he would not he worl, a cent IN n
in South Carolina, ,ul1 became highly excited on
the subject. lie sid that il the war took place,
he would have himself bucklcd ON his horse Radi-
cal, aud he would ieht lo the South to the very
last breath. lie kept witness AMI Mr. Berkeley
until 10 o'clock, when they took hcn leave. Wi
ness did MOI see Mr.. X. again until he had rone 10
Mr.. CardWell's, At Ch1louc Court House III Mav
or jane. H. NJ, then cool aud calm. Witness
observed 10 NJ r. on that visit, that when he Mis-
At his House in Apll he sent John for Nj Macon,
and asked Inn whether the old gentleman came
lie replied thal he did not, and then covered his
face and TUNED from witness. lie said no
more lboor Mr.. Macon. Witness heard th1t
Mr. Macon did come N the time when scnt Tor
Witness has omitted 10 alluIc to Il scene with
his NEGROES, which tool, place when he was Al MI
RS in April. Mr.. Il. said that Queen, his servant
glrl, was intimate with a man in the ncichbolhooa
who lived close 10 HIM He said she would soon
let HIM know lhat size wa, sc>-woud say she
wanted bleeding, and send for the man alluded To
To bleed her. Sure enough, thappcncd IN short
time a, Nj. K. predicted.
Witness here stated the occurrences related 10
by Mr. Berkeley IN REGARD To Queen.
While they were Al Nj Il, house in april, he
told them over night that they would be- burnt up
before morning. Wilne>, heard gun ire ,lurine
the NIGHT, and Mr.. K. said in the morning, that the
firing of the Jun had savcd us, and if it had not
been for il we should all have been burnt up. Saw
HIM in the evening very violent to one of his ne
groc>, and wines, thought hc presented pistol n
the gro, but afterwards discovered il was a key.
" hen he sid he wanted the clampliqnc he pot
Mr. Bark>lale 10 90 for IT, saying thli his negroes
would steal ii il he Sent them. He asked Mr..
Barhsd1e to open il, gave him. cork screw, and
went out while he WIS taking out the cork. When
Mr. H. returned M b. told him he had moi sic