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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05
SWANTON, VT. JUNE 5, 1889.

accustomed TO British calumny and false
hoods, not TO recognize martyrs Of Liberty,
in those innocent and virtuous men, who,
like Col. Haynes, have been executed
as murderers. In spite OF all that the Brit
ish can do 10 calumnate their reputation,
they will be respected and their names shall
be honored by generations yet TO come.
Our friend having been made prisoners
was taken to Montreal on the third day
OF January last, he was brought before the
Court Martial together with his brother
and some others. The trial lasted some
DAYS and on the 18th Of same month he
received official notice that the next FRI
day, (lsth January,) he should be hung
as traitor to his Queen, and as the muir
derer of Walker. This last accusation he
repealed with great indignty. He was
not ashamed to own that he had taken up
arms against the English Governments
which he wanted to abolish but he could
not bear the idea that the stigma Of MUIR
der should be attached to him.
As soon as he was notified to be prepar-
ed, he made up his mind to meet his fate like
brave man, showing thereby that he
well understood his position. When the aw-
luI moment arrived, accompanied by his
elder brother, who was also sufferer, he
marched boldly to the scalfold. After all the
necessary preparation, he was shown his
place, and few moments afterwards, the
trap gave way and his existence was
quickly terminated. Another brave, cour-
ageous and generous Canadian ended his
life in the cause Of Freedom. Mr.. Sangui
net was So years of age, highly respected
by all who knew him. He has left a
wife and two children to weep over his
mournlul fate.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05

We now commence the long promised History of
Canada. Having been more successful in obtain
ing data than we anticipated we have thereby been
enabled to commence at the earliest date. We
have also promised history of the late insurrec-
ton, and that subject necessarily forms part
of Canadian History, it may be looked for under
that head in due time.
The whole Area Of Canada may be es-
timated at 100000 square miles Of very ir-
regular form. 1t is bounded on the East by
the Straits of Belsle and the Gulph OF
ST. Lawrence on the North by the terri
tories Of the Hudson's Bay company on
the West and South West by the United
States and the Indian Tribes and on the
South and South East by the American
States of New York, Vermont, New
Hampshire and Maine, and by the British
Colonies of New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia.
On the 18th August, 1884, French
mariner from St. Malo, in France, named
Jacques Cartier, entered the vast Gulph
to which he gave the name Of St. Laurent.
The next year he returned to America and
assembled the River St. Laurent as far as
Hochelaga, an Indian village at the lower
end Of the present city OF Montreal. He
was forced to pass the winter with the ma
tives, who treated him very kindly. This
new country was called New France, but
was afterwards better known under the
name OF Canada, or the Province OF Que
bee. On the 18th January, 1910, Fran
co.'s Ist., King OF France, named by letters
patent Monsieur Francois De La Rogue
De Roberval as his Vice Roy and Lieu
tenant General in Canada. With five YES
sells he left France for his new destination
accompanied by Jacques Cartier; built a
fort on the continent Of Canada at place
not now known. Leaving Jacques Car
tier as Commandant, he returned to France
and came back in l549, and we hear no
more of him after. Nothing extraordinary
occurred during this administration.
France allowed long period TO pass
on without taking any trouble whatever
about her new Colony, when on the 18th
January, 1898, the Marquis De La Roche
was appointed by the King OF France,
Lieutenant General over Canada, with
the same powers as Monsieur francois De
La Rodue De Roberyal. His commission,
which he held from Henry the 4th, makes
provisions for partiiiOning the discovered
land into Seigneuries and Fiefs, 10 be
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05
PUBLISHED BY II. J. THOMAS.
THE NORTH AMERICAN
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Price 81 so per an. an ddrdnce,
or 50 90 at the end Of the gear.
PIT DOWN THE TYRANTs /!

They never fail who die IN great cause;
The block may soak their gore,
Their heads may sodden in the sun-thelr limbs
be strung to city gates
And cas-, e walls but sll their spirit walks abroad
Though wears elapse, aud others share as dark a
doom.
I, bat aueneuts the deep and sweeping thought
Which oerpowers oil others, and which conducts
The world al last TO freedom. BYRON.
People Of Canada! Remember that the
blood of martyrs in the cause OF FREEDOM
calls aloud for vengeance at your hands.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-05
HISTORY OF CANADA.

We now commence the long promised History of
Canada. Having been more successful in obtain
ing data than anticipated, we have thereby been
enabled to commence at the earliest date. We
have also promised history of the late nsurrec-
ton, and that subject necessarily forms part
of Canadian History, it may be looked for under
that cad in due time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
Horses, (Affie, Sheep and Hogs,

among which there are eight or ten valuable Young
WORK HORSES, four five Yoke Of OXEN,
fifteen twenty good mix COWS and CALVES,
forty five fifty iattened Hogs, Sixty OF seventy re-
markably fine EWES, great many of which are
hall Bakewcll.,
Also about five hundred barrels Of CORN, sixty
or seventy thousand pounds of OATS, large crop
OF HAY, FODDER, SHUCkS and STRAW.
all my Plantation Utensils with Wagons, Carts &c.
Also my household and Kitchen FURNI-
TuRE. among which there is a new Rosewood
PIANO, besides great deal Of other valuable FUR
niture.
Terms will be liberal and made known on the day
Of sale.
Al the same time and place there 10 be twelve
or fifteen Negroes hired. $. NJ. SCOTT.
Oct. 10 tbs
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will please
lnscrt the above three times, and forward their ac
courts TO this Office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

National foHrenfi9a u SIX Gfoirtys.--We learn
from gentleman ~ this cry, WHO Is deeply ntefcs
ted IN the s,lk culture that Convention Ia promote
the cultivation aud manufacture Of silk IN the INT
ed STATES 10 be held IN lhls city on the loih oil
December nexi, At which II - expected thai there
Siu be an attendance OF Delegates from every Cou-
rsssionsl disticl ~ tie Union. - well - ON the
Territories aud The District ot Columbia This vii
be the n.osi important well IS Tie most numerous
assembl, ever known IN tbs rounirs-sik culture
being destined ~ become OF tie most extensive
branches of American industry.
Il hss been suggested ihal the distant States and
Teullufes should appoint thcIr representatives. and
delegates ~ tougis.s members 81 tins conYen-
non, as lhey vi necessarily be IN Washington At
Al lac tune. aud Can then atend the srIIugs Of he
convention without pnJpdi,e 10 the public bust
Hcss.
Anangen eni. bring made to accommodate as
many rs 900 delegates. aud tor the exhibition OF
he many spccimtus ol Amrrcan manufactured
,iks to be brought IN conn elitiun for the very val
nsblc pIizes so generously ,tefcd BY the Amereao
sIk Society
It's desirable Thar the various silk companies IN the
country Inmed,ael, appoint Their delegates. and
announce theu name, IN the agricultural OF sin
papers. aud futwald copy Of The paper TO the
SOcciy al Washington that correct ii,l OF dele
gates msy be made III anticipation OF the eonyen-
non meeting aud every newspaper Ia the country
asor ble 10 slk culture should publish this e
similar rotIce OF the convention early possible
Nal. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
NOTICE..

INIlE subscribers Wool cardng Machine. vii
L be in fun operation by the 10th day Of the pre-
sent month, tJnne) The Machine is entirely new
made by the sklul workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor. who has been IN the practice Of making then
iof the last 30 years, and pledges himself keep
u first rate order.
The terms iot earding will be cents per pound the
owner OF the wool to furnish punud of grease for
every 0 pounds OF WOOL The Machine will be sit
uated on Black-watet . miles from Lynchburg on
tho Forest Road, At the mill formerly owned BY Mrs.
Tate. pledge myseltto use every eXeriiou ia max.
ing hrslrale Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS To send Wool to my NJ H.
are informed that If they will leave the same at the
Stores OF Messrs. Mckinney Mosby or Brown &
Cross, will cause the al my own expense ic
be carried TO the Mill, carded and brought gain TO,
delivery IN the form OF Rolls shall also keep con
| sahtly At the same places, supply Of WOOL
! RObLSlo for sale. The public may be assured lha
every effort shall be made 10 give satisfaction.
TANDl X. KIDD.
lima
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
bedford September Court 1889.

BEDFORD September Court 1889
ENRY ADAMS, William Adams, William
IL Frazier and Sally his wife, Polly Adams
Rhoda Adams Nancy Adams Stephen Adams aud
James Oatmeal aud Eliza his wife Plaintiffs.
against
Joshua Adams, son of Henry Adams, deceased
Sampson D. Chain, Cao hill c. Chafn, Josephus II
Cha6n, the last three children of Jane Chain, dec d,
-lIenreua NJ. Adams, and William II Adams chill
dren OF John Adams, deceased. DefIs.
IN CHANCERY.
This day this cause to be heard on he pa
pers formerly read, and WAS argued by counsel--np
on consideration whereof the Court doth adjudpe
order and decree lhat John A. Wharton, a cnmmis.
>ioner OF this Court, do take account Of the ad
nlInIsraon Of the estate of Henry Adams, de ceased
with Rebecca Adams and William Adams, the ad
mlnlsraors, and also that he state and settle the ac-
counts between the plaintiffs and defendants, who
are distributes IN winch account he is TO take intu
estimate any advancemenls which may have beeu
made by the lntestate his life time any OF the
pariies-and the said commissioner is to report said
accounts 10 tins Court, with any matter specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself or required by
the parties 10 lie stated. A copy Teste.
RO. {. MITCHELL, c. B. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFrIcE,
Liberty, Ocl. l, 1889.
The above parties will take notice that | shall al
my Office III this town, At the hour oil 10 O'Clock il
the morning, of Thursday the 2lst day of November
1889 commence the accounts directed by the fore.
gong decree, At which time aud place thew are re-
guited to attend with their accounts, vouchers wit
ntsses aud copies Of court papers for examination
settlement. JNO. A, WHARTON, C..
Oct II w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
FARMERS ~ MERCHANTS
Savings Institution,
TKE

TIIIS INSTITUTION, Has NOW BEEN
l. IN successful operation for SEX years, under the
most prosperous circumstauces-not dollar having
been lost debt due the institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive deposes, upon the most favorable terms,
that is for any sum remaining with them under bur
months, interest thereon from the date OF deposilr
AT three per cent. per annum-oyer four, and undei
six months, four per cent, and six months five
per cent per annum
Deposes are generally paid upon application, bu,
the Company reserve TO themselves the right of ne
curing two weeks.
Those wishing TO deposte money, will call upon
Burwell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
The Seminary ut the Boteto"ft
Johnston's) Springs,

WIFI. RESUME IT'S EXERCISES On
w Tuesday, the Isl OF October Pupils must
assemble on the day previous.
The encouragement received sariahilhg ~ INC
School has. BY fresh arrangements, been pIaeea On
much stronger footing. 10 both instruction
and Government. The lady engaged, during the
late term AS Governess and dtectress OF the Pu-
pills became early III the Session, neapacitated, by
ill-heath fnr her duties In her place, agentleinan
and lady, Of the .enteelest Education aud highest
responsibility. WHO will al once command the eonh-
denee Of all who know them, have been engaged
he. as Teacher al he English branches generally
aDI She "a Guserness. to take charge of the young
ladies' oul OF Schuol, aud as 10 Department, Man
ners. Dress. and all the Lesser Duties.
An elderly French gentleman, skilled in the lliera-
lure of his language, aud OF 30 wears experience
teacher, will conduct the main studies IN French.
The Principal will retain the OF The Historical
sludies-oi Civil aud Literary History, Geography,
and Antiquities together with that OF the classes III
Italian anu Spanish. aud any that may be formed IN
the Classical tongues In the Sciences, he wiiiedch
plain. simple Course and will manage the studies
belonging 10 Polite Literature.
The Musical Department will continue under the
care OF SIgnor BozZaotra, who has been hitherto
giving II such admitted excellence. As, however
such obstruction difficult anywhere 10 obtain, ID
secure heavy expense to the Principal, and ii
really the cheapest in the end the charge for IL will
no longer he kept much lower than 1t ought TO be
The fee will heuceIorth be. $50 Including the Of
lnsirumeuls) Tor the Piano, well as ior The Guitar
or Harp.
A system of useful occupations for the children
will be kept up, in the intervals Of study, IL
Danish the wees that spring from ldleness Bible
class. ior elder pupils and Sunday School, for the
younger, will be formed, under the care OF "A clergy
man of the Episcopal Church, and another. OF The
Presbyterian, who have offered their assistance.
Parents will be considered pledgng themselye,
and their children the exactest observance OF The
Rules OF the School. These, and the Terms, in
printed FORM will he sent, fee of Potage TO such al
desire them Address applications To The Post Mas
ter, Botetour Springs, Roanoke county Va.
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON, Principal
August % 1m-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
Book store and Book Rindcrv.

lNG made arrangements with VIM A
n Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store in tins place, Book Binderv. and would
respectfully inform his friends and the public eener
ally that he is prepared to have executed. in the
most handsome and substantial manner Book bind
ing OF all descriptions. Merchants Clerks of Coprs
Bank Officers and others can be furnished, TO orie,
upon short notice, with Day Books Journals and
Ledgers, Record, Deed aud Bill Books. Invoice
Sheriifs' and Receipt Books, made of the best MAZE
fias and IN the most substantial manner. He fat
ets himself una. all persons who will favor him with
their custom shaIbe perfectly satisfied He would alsn
say that, being anxious reduce his stock Of B,oL
he rs disposed TO sell at prices more moderate Than
e'.f' f. ECHOLS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
POLITICAL.
JUVENILE POETRY

TThe follow ing Ines we're composed b, little GU
OF Lynchburg, not YET II years OF age ana nav
been communicated TO ~ Tor publication, as an ~
ssasee Of remarkable preeoeity OF Intellect ihf
sre certainly very ertdtable 10 one 50 soung-Ld
tafginian.
ooNauSICArIp.
VIVA, make. tn. liiIle hos rets spring
" hat make. the great tree, grow
What make. the earth il. choice fruits blins
To sinful mau below
It's Gods almighty hand above,
That doe, all blessing. give;
Then let US all trust in his love,
Believe in hun, and live. y. p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY w,e,.o

ID ESPECIFULLY informs his friend.
~ public generally, ths, he continues 10 ear,, u'
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TN NY "a
in all lis various branches. His stock of r. ,MAl
is now large. well assorted, and well wo,,bv 4" 'n
lenton Of both wholesale and retail dea.,, a.
stock OF STILLS aud other Copper Var. H'
very large and desirable, and he is pre- pared 10 q"
faclure 10 order STILLS olany size or patIe,'
will also repair old Stills or take them IN ,ys "d
for new ones.
He has also on hand a large aud we'll ,..
stock OF WOVE WIRE Tor wheat fam, A. ''0
prepared to to any order he NAV rsc. a'u
He also has attached to the establishment pp e"
FOUNDRY, aud is prepared To cast to o,J., n 40
for tayerns, churches and other purposes TaLl
Screw Boxes, castings for Threshiug Macb;nos s'
al other kinds of Brass Castings. '1
lie continues, also, 10 gutter aud cover uo,..
either in town or country, with Copper TIN =
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable terms y
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either nurct.
or taken exchange for new work. Count,v m'
duce also taken exchange for all work in hi, ill.,.
Aug. v,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
EIny Dollars Reward.

- foLEN from the subscriber residing in Bed
- fbfd county, within miles of Preston & Left
wich's sore, Goose Creek. aud IL miles south OF
Liheriy. on the night Of "Wednesday the 10th INST.
Chestnut soirel MARE, feet , or inches high.
7years old next spfng has a large blaze 10 her
lace, one hind fpoi white, has n small lump resem-
bling ~indgall Immediately ia the tim part Of
each hook joint on the outside, has a small lump on
the bone o one her foie-legs. mounts high be-
tore, has long beautiful neck, considerably crease
falen, has dish rides well, PAGES remarkably
last add has lofty spirited appearance when under
The saddle bears hard on The bin. and when held
IN bends her neck very much, and has constant ha-
bu OF lollIng throwing out her tongue was sh"d
all round when taken, the shoes the hlud oot la
wing heels to them. Also, taken, The same
time dark, roam COLT, feet or II inches high,
Thin name aud tail, hind foot Ilttle white and
face lille white had never been shod. ADD but
ltte used. will give the above reward for The APP
pteheusion tthe thle so thai lie be brought 10
justice, aud the delivery of the horses-or liberal
reward for the delivery OF the horses any niorHa-
ton Thai get them again. letter addressed 10
me al Dayls's Mills. Bedford county Will reach me.
SAMUEL HANCOCK.
Oct. % m4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
LI.vCKFB URIC FOUNDRY.

'kNHE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully
call the attention of the public, to their neS as.
tablishment, (he Lynchburg Foundry,) SITUATED
immediately on the canal, few steps below the
Horse Ford, where we are prepared TO do any hind
OF Casting Mill Iron Machinery of any description
with neatncsss aud despatch. We hope by strict al,
tention to business, 10 merit portion of public pa.
tronage. Any orders from the country will mes
with prompt attention. ]. T. DIUGU1D 4 Co.
May 30 won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

vi HITTEKS.-The perfectly sate uneering and snr.
ces.u treatment of almost every species of disease by the use
OF Moias Life Medicines is no longer an experiment. as re-
efenee The experience OF thousands patients sat
siactory prove. During the present month of Apr alonr
nearly one hundred cases have of MIR
oiai where the patient has to all appearance effected
hedcnes-some or of these had been considered he
yond all hope by their medical attendants. Such happy results
great pleasure 10 Mr. NJ and nsnire him VIII
fellow czens. " ms
The Life Medicines a purely Vegetable prensrurion
hey are mild and pleasant III their operation and at the same
Time horoug h-actng rapidly upon The secetions othe
temcurry ing OH all acrimonious humors and nss;mia ~
with and purifying the blood. For this reason in
TED ease o Dyspepsia the Life Medicines will give relief in
shaef space OF tune than other prescription In Fever
and Ague lnfamnatory rheumatism Feyers of every DO
cnpon Sick Headaches Heartburn, Dizziness in the beas
Pains in the Chest Flatulency mpared ANNETTE nrJ
r disease arising from npuri, the blood or disorder
cd state OF the stomach, the these Medicines Inns ]
proved 10 De beyond doubt greatly superior any Other mode
All that Mr. Moat asks Of his patients is to be particular in
strictly according 10 the directions. lii not by
newspaper noceor any thing that he him. NAV saw in Ier
so, hat he hopes 10 gain credit. 1t alone by the resn
pa , ,1 Is INC reader an invalid, and does wish to
So lei INN call or send 10 Mr.. Mos office 367 Bron,,y
ana procure copy ofthe Good Samaritan published sratn
lohsN lie viii there hnd enumerated very many cxtT,or
s cases OF cure and perhaps exactly similar 10 his
own. sod wholesale aud retail. " "''
OF Mddlona particulars ot above Andci,cs co. Nc
ats Good Samaritan" copy of which orcomn,; . 'p,
copy can always be obainsd OF the daerept A.
gents VINO have the medicine for sale ~ ~ n
French German and Spanish directions On, he oh,,;1 -
application At the Office 375 Broadvav ' W oo"i"'ed on
All post paid letters will receive ;,,ip,J,,o .,..,.
n lfpnrod and sold by WILLIAM b. MOFFaT az
a,ti'u"nt' view lorA liberal deduction made IN ,Loo
nncinoi LIE Medicines also he had of snv of The
@ pfugglsts IN every Town throuehout rho I,
NV p e ,anadas Ask Tor Moilat's Life Pills and Pi'c
na, ana be sure 'lu FAC smile of John MoGn,' so
Pills VI e"eh oo'He oi Btters or box of
For sale by the following agents.
D. X. LYMAN,
. ~ .. /. ko1 ALL, }Itnchburs Va
September 6 - '-o'lnsS'on Nelson Co, Fu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

uNllERE will be sold, a credit OF II months,
on Thursday the 3lst OF the present month,
October, the late residence OF Sarah Mathews,
decd. on Molley's Creek, Campbell CIV all Of
The Estate OF said Sarah Mathews deceased con
sisling of Negroes, Horses. Cattle, Sheep, Hogs.
Corn, Fodder, Oais, Household and Kitchen Furni-
tnre, Plantation Utensils, &c. For all sums under
live dollars cash will be required Tor all sums over
bond with approved seeulty.
WI w. MATTHEW'S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
From The Baltimore Patriot Of Oet o5.

We noticed this morning at tho store OF Nj ktk
~ Baltimore street avery neat and beautiful service
ni plate, nchly chased with appropriated devices,
winch /. intended IS present 10 highly meiofious
ciuzcn. =, set toIth IN the following, which fiud
engraved On each pIrce OF The plate
ITO GIDEON b. SMITH
In testimony of his early, dr,lntcresied and
'incent services N promoting The culture oil SILK
tie Uniled States, aud especially ~ making known
the peculiar value OF The 1igrw Naiticauiis az Inc
most important means aud inducing It's extensive
cultivation
The work mansh Is executed IN Nr. kifL's best
80 and Consists # coffee aud tea oil massive
silver, nelly chased. The chasing represents rural
scenery, cottages, dc. with orchards OF the morus
multieaulls, aud cocnoneries, persons gathering
leaves dc. iasetully inermngled with trees shrub
berry, vines, flowers, and other appropriate objects
The pc,spectves oil the various scenes are admlra-
BILE.
This plate was presented to Nj. SMITH by anum-
Der OF gentlemen IN Virginia, Penns, lvana and
New J"rseY, through EpmuNp RUrriN, Esq. editor
OF TIC Farmers Register. Thomas 5. PEASANTS.
aud Grn,fal JouN II. GocKE. who were appointed
committee TO carr, the object oil the donors Into
effect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
One hundredDoIlnys Hc,yu,d,

- ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 9th OF
July, avery bright mulaue Boy by The name
OF "AKNEK, about 3 feet . inches in heip bt
~ years of age spare made, strait black halr,
black eyes, gcneel in his appearance very polite IN
ms manners, speaks quick, and is what concet.
ed has snail scars the back atone of his hands
lie TOOK with hun Two suits of cloths. one of gray
ofoadcIo'h' rock coat and panaloons, the other OF
uomespnn' copporas color roundabout X pautaloons
and black fur hat about half worn. II REQUIRES
close inspection 10 distinguish him from a white
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone in the
direction OF Lynchburg, or Hillsborough, o,
down the river.
VIII give the above reward if taken over 90
miles irom home over 10 and within 90 miles san
"italn ~ miles, $40, II he is returned to me- q,
edged IN jail SO that get hun again.
NAT1L. p. THOMAS.
Near Milton, n. c.
July 22 =.