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Arrest Of w. B. AceriH. Information has
reached town which leaves no doubt of the arrest
of VIM. B.. Averilt, late Teller of the Branch
Bank of Virginia, in this place. aoiI -.Iz:ii


The particulars of his arrest, as we learn, are
these. He arrived in the stage at Beans Station,
Tennessee, and; on alighting, was recognized and
addressed as Averitt, by young man. formerly a
resident of Lgnchburg A private Interview took
place between them, and the young man then de.
ciured that the passenger was not Wm B. Averu,
the late teller, but his cousin of the same name


Before the stage departed, however, the individual
who had recognized him was observed to have in
his possession hundred dollarnote. This led to
suspicion, and Averett was arrested His clothing
was examined ond no name or initials discovered
on any article, except pair of socks, on which
were the letters W.B. A. He applied for Ha.
beas Corpus, andthe result of the investigation
under it was not known at the date of the letter


This information was communicated to the Presi
dent of the Bank here, by MIR. Cooke. the mem be,
OF Congress from that district WeIunderstand !
confidential agent was Immediately despatched by
the Bank 70 Tennessee. = q. ! 1oc" ~
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