A PEW SPECIMEN

twelve hundred and sixty-two dollars. Crenshaw said he knew a place to
hide him, and he gathered "him under his arms, and I by Ms feet, and con-
veyed him to a deep crevice in the brow of the precipice, and tumbled him

into it, and he went
out of sight ; we then
tumbled in his saddle,
and took his horse with
us, which was worth
two hundred dollars.

were detained
a few day?, and during

ANOTHER VICTIM.

that time our friend went to a little village in the neighl
the negro advertised (a negro in our possession), and a

and
ption of the