Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09
Vol. 1X....No. 46...-August 9, 1887


From the Georgia Messenger, May 4, 1872,
SToP THE Run AwAY.-Run au.
from the subscriber, living in Warren cc
on Wednesday, the 9th inst, his neuro
man named Bill, we'll known on the ro oI
between Macon and Augusta as wsoon
er. Bill is likely fellow, about 81 years
old, and has no peculiar marks on his npr
son by which particular description Of
him could be given, further than his viz
age being very black, and rather inc IineI
to be fleshy, with full face. Bill b,Y
been absent from home with his team from
January I'd, until the 9th ult, when br
again left, without being seen by anv Of
the white family. From the information.
that l have received, it is more than proh
able that he has several hundred dollars
with him, being the proceeds of his frcioh
since the ed Of January. Iunderstan4
that he has repeatedly shown his money!
to persons on the road, and thing +
likely that some white person NAV have
given him a free pass, or enticed him off,
as there are, no doubt, many of MurreHy
gang lurking through our State.
A liberal reward will be given to auv
person who will opprehend said negro and
lodge him IT. some safe Jail, and give the
undersigned information to that effect, at
Rock Mills, P. O., Hancock co.
THADEUs CAMP.
$50 REwARD.-Run away from the
subscriber, in Jones co., about the 10th Of
April, two negroes, Daniel and Margaret.
1t is supposed they may attempt to return
to Maryland. Daniel is a yellow fellow
about five feet or upwards, with scar on
his under lip, his right fore finger bent,
about thirty years old. Margaret is about
twenty-five years old, with large lump on
her back, which probably was broken
aohen youmg. The above reward will be
given if delivered to me, or suitable
one if placed in some Jail that may gel
them. WILKINS Jackson,
Jones CO., May g.
800 REwARD.--I will give the above
reward for the delivery of my two negroes
GLASGOW and Kate, at nv residence neal
Branchville, Orangeburg District or 81
dollars for their being delivered in an,
Jail, so that can get them.
GLASGOW is about "a years Old, fv
feet nine or ten inches in height, darI
complexion, full, eye, round and full face
{ toIerabIe large mouth, good teeth an
even, thin lips, has no beard, and ha
marks Of the WHIP on his back.
Kate his wife, is about 26 years old,
middIing good sized woman, full ev
rather small mouth, with good teeth, ir
cling to thick lips, has scar on one
Z her cheeks somewhat higher than tn
: skin, has several marks of the WHIP o
u her shoulders, and is ola dark compile!
} ion
E They are both likely negroes; the
y were let out of Lewisville Jail. Jeftrso
county, Georgia, some time in Decembe
1850 L. E. CooNER.
,, Branchville, S. c., 18th JAN, 1887.
}, COMING TO THE Po1NT.-It is state
: IN Boston paper, that a clergyman Q
that city recently saio in DR.. Claiming
{ pulpit, that -" If Jesus Christ Shout
now re-aPpear exactly as he was at hi
e hrst coming, poor Jew, his hands hard
4 ened by the use Of the saw and axe, of1b
? fishing line and net-with clothes TOT
! worn aud travel stained, he would not b
} received into eenteel society-that h
: would be excluded from our drawn!
rooms-that even If he should enter
E cnurch consecrat to his religion, a com
m'ttee of the church might be appointed t.
eject hlm-and should he ask a seat a
ms own communion table, he might be re
fused' Not at all unlikely.
Judge Jefries, of notorious memory
pointing with his cane TO man who wa
about to be tried, said, "There is a rcgu,
at the end of my cane" The man t.
whom he pointed, looking at him, said
AT which end, my lord?'
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