$50 REWARD ;ToP THE HORSE THIEF!
{"character_count": 1155, "word_count": 205, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9749000072479248], "ccnet_perplexity": [2171.5], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
NHE above reward will be given by tho 1 subscriber, for the apprehension of GEORGE ". JOHNSON, committed to Jail for horse stealing, who this day broke custody.

 George VI. Johnson IS blacksmith by trade; takes his liquor freely; talks of his property in other places, more particularly when in his cups and to strangers. He is about feet 104 inches high; square made; between 30 or 35 years of age, rather incli- ned to be of sandy complexion when his beard is long, but, when shaved close, more inclined to fair; his face rather inclined to wrinkle; blue eyes; straight brown hair.-- Had on, when he broke custody, snuff or olive colored box coat; jean pantaloons; a Marseilles vest; gingham shirt, and pair of common shoes. He lost his hat in his flight, in which was found three hundred and fifty dollars, supposed to be counterfea. It is believed that he has friends who will as- sist him in getting off-but it is confidently hoped that all good citizens and friends to their country will aid in securing him, so that he may be punished according to the laws of the country. $. M. MASON,

 SherF of Johnson county.

 Spadra Bluff, May 20, 1635.-9-3w