CATCH THE SCoUNDREL..
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On the night Of the 12lh Of March, l645, notorious
scoundrel who called himself at my house William
Jones (iough his real hatt is understood be Yancy
WinHhgham1 stole from me bright bay race mare,
with snip the end Uf her hose, knot of her
ankes and is about IA l2 hands high, together with
saddle, bridle and 4narhgais The Saddle has quilt
ed seat and the skirts double. but not quilted with
blue casnet housing aud and Is bSund round
behind with black leather The bride and martingals
of Black leather with ivoy tihgs, and red spotted
plush the breast, and bread btdwband. - - e >,
The said Winnngham is about 20 years of age-has


very light beard, sandy hair; tolerably red complexion
somewhat freckled, with yellow eyes, and would weigh
about so or 1873 pounds He is ddick spoken swesrs
very frequently. and generally tclls when he goes 10
settlement to him. that he has been caught and in
jured in fulling Mill ssg~ ars-F.ar


Twill give ten dollars to Snv person who will appre
hend this and e6thr him TO Stokes JAIL and also


reasonable reward for the recovery of fe property.
In addition to this the people of Old Town, Stokes
county, offer twenty dollars reward for him the people
OF Eexington; Dasid5on offer twenty dolsrsreHsrd for
him and forty do lars is also offered for his deIftefy at
the Jail at Hillsville; Virginia


GJ- On the same night Winningham sl6e silver
Watch flom Horse-Drivcr, and some mOney-hoU
mitch it is not knoSf. - D..
My residence is on Reddys River, in wilkes county
North Cafona, eleven miles west IF Wilkehorough,
| on the stage road.


ALEXANDER c. WHTTTINGTON.
| April 2, 1915. .esz -.ys 54e.st.