New Hampshire Statesman And Concord Register

The Macon (Georgia) Telegraph of 30th ult. says "A novel exhibition was witnessed in our town one day last week. Two or three of the frail sisters had been arraigned before his honor, the Intendant, for certain things "unbecoming a moral and religious people," and being found guilty, it was ordered by his honor, that they be taken from the county jail, with one side of their faces blacked, and in that condition escorted thro' town, by a sufficient guard, with drum, fife, &c. playing the Rogue's March at their heels, to the outskirts of the corporation, and there discharged. Which sentence was fully carried into execution."