Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

had eonvcrScd with linn arain on the subject
When witness spW HIM a short time afterwards
he thanked HIM FOR his advice and agreed that the
publication of the papers would have been impro-
per. IndcrStnodit was his wi>hto publish the cor
rcspondcncc with &. Morris as well as the papers
he had collected in regard To Mrs. NJ. lie was
not insane at that time but he WIS under Sncl, n
morbid state OF excitement that his mind did not
act with its usual ,eor. Witness was convinced
| from The character OF the correspondence that
MI. RS mind must have been alicnatcd nt the
Time il took place. Tho next time the witness
saw Mr.. Il. IN a similar Statc WAS in april, 1920,
alter the duel bet Nccn tummodores Barron aud
Decatur. Thinks he was insane at that time.
! MIR. Il. Tucker was then anxious 10 Mr.. r..
but Mr.. Boudin and witness advised him not 10
do 50, rs Mr. K. WAS then particularly cxcited,
aud III his paroN,sms used violent LANGUAGE AGAINST
JUDGE Fucker aud all his come Mons, except Nh
+ taacr and her children. Witness saw Mr. K.
frequently doubts whether he VII ever in Rich
mond, that witness did not see Inn. Questioned
is 10 the nature NJ paroNy,ms alluded to- Answer.
they were bursts o violent and unreasonable rage
-nuhoul cause. " ncsS IND no doubt Mr.. X.
MS d,ranecd. Mime, s,w him not long alter.
Wa}d> and hr WIS perfectly restored Questioned
whether lac cvrt saH No. Il. exhibit religious fen
1s->aNs he neNet. oi rtcd clhef felaipu, frenzy
~ melancholy IN Nj. Il. Rrculieclrl u comnuni-
cation from lis (wness's) brother enlpo AN ac-
count of an extraordinary conversation between
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In. ,Ii,,,,,,s .,,,n,,.,,,. Lu, ,.. la,,rI ,,I -,
,inn,l R,J,,i,,# va Gc,,,,,,, ,,,u, ,;,h NJ
r . In, all his ,,,n,,,,.,,i,.s# ,,h ,i,,,..a ,,,,,
different hom tboss which II, hal ,,,,l ,nol. IN
al II, oih,r. Ilane,,,. n,,nli,n.l l., witness, ,l,a,
he had seem , vision Our.,,o.el ~ T., Al, II.
state of mind ,Il, ION his way Ia Ro>,i,-,,y, he
l11 M, ,hi,l !, .,,,.ly ,,,lu I'm, Ia, T., Whit
r M ,,r,,> q, s,,,4 nl ,,a, A. L.l5rp l., r,u,eI,,=
tion with wines, La# uuq very much hum Al .,s,e
remark, If witness and seemed IN y n,,l,,t ava
n,-,o much 81, t,1l oin,c,, L.lI lL,# ,om ,linl
mo tl,nl breach lead L,.rn ,,,le# Lrr,rr,, ,l,..
winch .vou,1 meyer IN, healed. Nh u,r,iu5
when viucs, came, down ,l,i,s. be i,lnI Mr. Il
pla,lnp with hi, h,jlne,,'N children. Th. WI.
decisive I, witness \, ia Mr. r., f.rDinp, tnvllls
him Mr.. Il aIlqfn,,d, Alluded n ,Lo oho,r-
mentioned con,,,. ,tio,, IN q, l.l,,,.#,, DR. n,o,1z
cnhioueh, containing MESSAGE tor ullnc,,. The
subject Of ,hat con,els,,ion Wa tlle mission 10
RUSSIA. Mr. r. asked " i,uc>> IL. opinion of the
proIIripiN of hi, ac, rplluce of the appuinlmcui-
Wines, cnIraI ord l., avoid cXnres>ino his opin-
ION hnt Mr.. f. insisted nnon h..,liar l--lud vii
ne,s ave il in ,traas. terms. Questioned whether
lIi, conversation indicated ,Ial Nh. Il. wa. mol
liald=>a\S no-ii wa. his roine about and rkl,ib-
iiiHa the co,Ic>ponllrncc between the Department
NJ State ami himself on the subject oil rllr mission
II VI, not ,lranpe# thai ne should sltru ii tn In
friends bat it WIS sffan.,c ,hl e##IonlI ,hcu il
10 relsonS vul whom hc h,l #llule. or mo- inter
course. and in whom hr had no confidence Wit
NJ, believed thai In, mind wa, Ily excited on