Forger St. Clair Found Guilty in West Virginia Banks Case
Francis St. Clair alias James Percival, held for forging checks across West Virginia, was sentenced to two years in Moundsville prison after pleading guilty. His rise from Scottish upbringing to wealth and downfall through lavish living and bad company is detailed, including arrest of a woman companion and his surrender at Parkersburg.
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