On the day before the battle with I was in . and early in the morning one of the defendents here, told me asked me to help him grease his waggon, I did so and asked him where he was going, he said he was going out to s, in , that there were about 40 bee stands there that they were going for, <​directly after​> I was then down at s store, in , there was a company of 10 or a dozen men with two <​or 3​> waggons, I heard <​a​> ask for brimstone some of the company said they had two pounds. answered that would do. one of the Defts. here gave the word of command and they marchd off— Mr with his waggon with them— Late that evening I saw s drive his waggon at his grocery door in . I saw and unloading it. The waggon was loaded with one bee gum and houshold plunder consisting of beds or bed cloths kinder tied up, also there were onions in the waggon — 's that evening remarked <​that​> thare would be in that night a considerable number of sheep and cattle, & furthered said, that it looked to him <​sometimes​> that it was sometimes no not right to take plunder, but that it was according to [p. [67]]