Horse stolen.
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"AS stolen. on the night of the 2Ghinstant, from
w my resider ce in Person cO1ntyg my horse, sad.
die, bride and martRgals The horse is bay years
old about five feet three inches high, Of fine appear.
ance, carries high head PAGES when orced and higher
than common horses the top Of his Tump the saddle
is an old one, has been covered with blue broadclOh
which s torn off except around the edges snaf1e
ring bit bride, black leather and extra half rein 10 tie
with old pair Of martingas, have been broke and
sewed together with waxen end. sGf.1 sls


have doubt but that the said horse stolen by
young named James VIM, about 10 years of age,
smooth face, little beard, long hair, rather slow
spoken and speaks something Of the northern language,
ordinary heigh and chunky bnilts weighs about one
hundred and forty or fifty pounds ~Hc had blue
Kentucky Jeans Coat, werR through on the elbows and
under the arms, pair of CasSinet pantaooHs. steel.
mixed color about half worn and old hat which has
the appearance of being wool but is ur, olerably wide
brim. n 3 ..--zr -. IA :. -


viii giFe twenty dollars reward for the appr. hcnsion
ofthe thief, or delivery ofthe horse


+ r. TOWNSEND


KoxbOro', March %, 1915 543-st.