Early Governors' Papers

Justice to ourselves, and ^the people the consirv ators [sic] of whose peace we are, pass by such bloody atrocities unnoticed. we therefore request that your excellency Shall (if you think proper) forthwith advertize [sic] with a Suitable ^reward annexed for the apprehension of the above named, murderers who made their escape, we Recommend some paper printed at Nashville, also one At Little Rock Arkansas, Territory, and one of the most Generally circulated papers of the State of Mississippi, as the organs through which, the communicatin [sic] shall be made to the public, Unanimously adopted at the October Term, of our court of pleas and quarter sessions, on the 13^th day of October, 1834, in the Town of Sommerville in the County of Fayette, and State Tennessee -

Peter Hudspeth Chairman of Fayette County Court