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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
LONDON, MARCH, 1906
BATTLE OF AUSTERLLTZ.

BATTLE OF .AUSTERLUZ.
1t is awell known fact, that though
Bcnzparte gained the victory in the
Battle of Aufferlitz, it was 70 hard
ly contelted on the part of the Ruff
fans, and the French fuffered 70 fc-
verely, that Bonaparte was aGaally
afraid to renew the aaion on the
following day--He therefore, as he
has done upon all occafons where
his frength failed, reforted 10 fub-
tlety,in which nobody can be match
for him After examining into the
fate and difpoition of his Troops,
he thought it would BE too hazardous
to expOfc himlelf again to the hardy
Rnlhans, and therefore fent a letter
to the Emperor of Germany, folici-
ting an interview,and intimating thar
It would be for the advantage of the
latter to meet him. The Emperor
Of Germany, who 100 well knew The
loiteS which the Allies had fnffere !,
and was not equallyapprized of thofe
OF the French, in an. evil hour, con-
tented to the interview, and VIXEN he
alighted, from the coach, Bonaparte
himielf food at the door and courte
oufly held forth his arm to aiTilt him
in defending. Ii is inpofible t.
fay what took place at the interview,
though it cannot be doubted that al
that artifce could dictate TO work
upon the hopes and fears of the En-
peror of Germany was put in mo
tion,-and with what lamentabl
fuccefs the world too we'll knows
When the Emperor of Germany wa,
departing, Bonaparte attended him
to his carriage, and again held on
his arm in the mott amicable man
ner to adif him in getting into it,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
FRANCIS III. &c. &c. &c.


Francis III. &c. &c. &c.
IHAVEgiven peace to nygoodand
faithful PEOPLE. MY refoluyions have
united with their wiihes. | reneun-
ced all hopes of change in the for
tune Of war, to banilh with prompti
tude all the dangers and fuffering to
which my ilourilhing country, and
even the heart Of the monarchy, my
capital and rehdence, were expoled
The facrihces are great and were
viii difficulty wrung from my heart /;
but they could not itand in competi-
ton with the welfare, the domefic
and civil welfare Of millions. For
thefc | made the facrifce and | ex-
pea my indemnifcation in the blef-
iings which are promifed TO my peo-
pie by the return Of peace. | know
no other happinefs than that of my
people and no glory fuperior TO
that Of the father of thefc people,
who in the loyalty, unihaken fideli-
ty, and diiintereiled love to theirSov-
ereign and their country, give place
to no nation in Europe. The fair
fame Of their national character has
exaded an unwilling tribute Of ef-
TEEN, even frcm the enemy but
my heart hey have fixed monument
which time itielf will not be able to
defroy, Under thefe emotions | re-
turned to my reGdence in the circle
Of my loyal and eitimable citizens
and inhabitants, and to the refump-
tion of the direction of my affairs.
The wounds inflicted by the war are
deep /; feveral years may BE- necefary
to heal them and to obliterate the
impreiIions inflicted by the fuferings
of this unfortunate period. The.Ad-
miniitration Of the State has greater,
and duties more difficult than ever
to fulall (; and they will fulfill them, ,
but they have at the fame time ftron-
ger claims than ever upon the CO.
operation on all clafcs, for the lau-
dable Purpofe of reltoring the vigor
of the intention, by eliminating the
true culture of mind, and animating
the indultry in all It's bsanches,
through the reforation and increafe
Of the national credit and by thefe
means to efablilh the monarchy up
on that BATS which the variable fate
of the States of Europe, has render
ed necefary. Every moment of my
life will be directed TO this object,
and devoted to the improvement of
the welfare of the noble and good
people who are dear to me as the
children Of my afe6tion.-United by
the mutual obligations of reciprocal
confidence, and the cordial love of
my fubje6ts, fhall only believe /
have done enough for Auftria as
Prince and father, when its prof
peri;y is again fecured when the
fufferings of the citizens are forgot
ton, and nothing remains alive bnt
the remembrance of my fscrifces,
your fidelity, and your exalted and
unihaken patriotifm.
FRANCIS"
+" Vienna, Feb. /, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

H'e|d ItteUlOH ./0f'H e"|S -
G The fublcribers, being the COM
mttee appointed at the meeting of
the Federal Republicans, to make
tbs necehary arrangements for the
funeral Of our fellow citizen, John
Pearce, murdered by a Britifh fhip
of war atthe mouth of our harbor,
give notice that they have waited on,
committee of the Corporation, in
Whole hands they found the corpfe of
the deceafed, and were informed
that the Corporation had directed
the fame to be inferred at the ex-
penfe of the city. The iervices Of
the committee for this purpofe, have
therefore become unneceliary but
they earnefly recommend to all claf-
fes of their fellow citizens, TO unite
in performing the lait Offices Of hu-
manity towards the deceafed, not on
iy for the purpofe Of manifefing the
public fofrow for the violent and un-
timely death of a fellow citizen, but
as folemn and impref1ive tefimony
againft that iyitem of administration,
which Regardless of our humble Pc
titions, withholds all adequate pro-
lection from our city and feafaring
brethren, and thereby leaves US and
them defencele(s and expofed to the
violence and depredations Of the free
booters of the ocean.
Eben. SteVens, S. Man5feiH,
Samuel Gedney, K. Bqgardu5.
The Common Council of the city
of Newyork, having undertaken the
funeral Of MIR. Pearce, adopted the
following arrangement II hat the
matters of American veilels difplay
their flags half malf, from funri(e to
iunfet, that the procehon move from
the City Hall to St. PauPs Church,
at II o'clotk-and that the bells Of
all the churches be toled during the
Proceillon. That the clergy, as well
Isas inhabitants generally, be invited
to attend the folemHities of the
nournful occahon.
The Ta1rnrany Sociefy, in calling
| upon its brethren to attend the fu-
neral, ,adopted the following language.
Brothers H on have heard Of the
death of one of your brethren, who
was murdered by fhot from the
Britiih ihip Leander, Henry Whitby,
commander, witbhin garter Of a
mAe from Sandy Hook.
Brothers-You are called upon 70
bury hi, maagled body. On this To-
lemn occaGon you will appear with
out year tomahawks, your bows and
your arrows nevertheless you will
have your tomahawks we'll tharpen-
ed, the arrows well fharpened, the
arrows well pointed, and your bows
well farung The enemy are on our
borders-t the black belt of wampum,
ftalned with American blood, is now
before your eyes, ia the great council
chamber Of the nation. Brothers,
be yigilant, be prepared.
Robert Wnght,who moved the imprefne.t,
bill in the Senate,i il is isid, has been appointe.
Att0rney-Cenerai il Maryland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

Robert Wnght,who moved the imprefme.t
bill in the Senateit is isid, has been appointe.
Attorney General il Maryland
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

vIENrA, FEB. s, 300.
The treaty with France is Pubifh-
ed. But though we are at peace,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

The President of the United States
has nominated, and the Senate unani-
mously advised and consented thereto,
JAMES MUNROE, uow Minister
PleniPOtentiary Of the United States AZ
the court Of London, and WFLLIANE
P1NChNEY, Of Marylsnd, tobe Com
missioners Plenipetentiary and Extra
ordinary for settling ali masters Of diff
ference between the United States ard
the united kingdoms of Great Britain
and Ireland relative to wrongs CON-
mltted between the Parties on the high
seas or other waters, and for establish
ing the principles Of navigation and
commerce between them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

the movement Of our troops are re-
mars4bIe: The Court Gazette has
publiihes the following
PRCCLkMATEON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

Capt James Barron IS appointed
Commodore Of tee American squad
ron II the Mediterranean and Ste
1phen Decatur, nun. to command the
irigste Chesapeake, ordered OF th@t
service.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-02
GONG RE S S
FatpAg, Makeh {.
e RI FISH AFF1IRS.
DEBATE
q N TEL s r ri e Z S.

II eamasittss Of tie svtole on tie STATE
tt- ua:0a M<, G, Sp,i.A 9, tds e char dss
---oa the rss0atio{s D s,sa 6y ~. GregsSg.
flar. Einsr's speech couchxasd- J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-02

Cath, and the highelt price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, BY
the Printer Of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-02

Balance from oihercountries, 50 276 900
Almost half our imports therefore are
from The British domiuions, snd the bal.
ance OF trade, is-twclve millions of dollars
ssalnstus. However inaccura.s or incon.
elusive may or thesideas sometimes annex.
ed 10 what is called tAs balance Of traae. oit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
NORFOLK, December 8.

Just as our paper was ready for press, the
ship Francis, Captain Curtis arrived in $ days
from Liverpool. By. him we understand that
Lord Laudcrdale had certainly left Paris
What papers captain c. had he gave to the Of
ilcer OF British frigate that boarded him
October Is. lat so, 10, long. IA, fell in with
the ship China, of and bound to New-York,
from Liverpool, no person On board and near
ly halt Fail Of water--Captain c. saved what
sails were unbent-the ship went down in a
tew minutes after the boat left her-same time
spoke ship Port Mary, ofand from Charleston,
bound to Co1ves, who had few hours before
taken the captain and crew off the wreck, and
saved what sails and rigging they had room to
stow away-Captain Curtis took On board two
OF the crew OF the China--The Francis has
salt and crates, to William Pennock.
The following Circular was received by a gen
heman III this place from his correspondent
10 Liverpool, by the ship Francis.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
NETWORK, December 10.

Having ID the Posterip. 70 the lass number
os s4s Mercantile advertiser followed
ihe steps of Bons2afse on shs eoatinen a
from itss co III amendment ottae campaign
10 ,ts probable sernalnaaon, aud LETT aisa
st sle capital of Prussia, our attention
il aow dirsetei TO the following very in-
sesesling article, which was published IN
the Loaaon Gazeils OF ths -zisr Oct. as
the
Manifesto of Great Britain
Or sde Jaiiare Of the nsgsefasion zD'fh
France.
II ia a aeas aud spirited production, aud
will excite no ordinary degrees OF asssn.
ton.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16

confidence, 10 the ipsticc Of his Cause ; to
the resources and bravery OF hts people !;
20 tie fidelity Of his allies; aud, above all,
to the protection and support OF Divine
Providence.
In cun.sihusiDg,o tnegreas efforts which
such i COATES, must unavaidably reqaire,
his faithful and aGacsionase SUBJECTS Will
no, forget that all their dearest lnteresisare
Of stake thar no sacrifices they can be CALI
ed upon 10 make, are TO be compared with
the certain Disgrace and ruin OF yielding
to the injurious pretensions OF toe enemy
that with the inyiolab!e maintenance OF the
good faith and public honor OF their coma.
try, lis prosperity, its strength, and Its in-
dependence, areessea:ialy connected; and
that, in asserting the rights and uphoic'ng
the dignity of the British empire, they de-
fend the most powerful bulwark OF the Ii.
berries of mankind.
HUNTINGDON, (Penn,) Nov. 90.
Extract Of letter fran a gentleman at
Rl,sselsviHe, Kentucky. to his brother IN
tits place, dated Oct. 10, 1906.
Is 1hss country abouDds WHh caf'ostiSs
"A gan'Iemaa wko owns salt works about
10 miss FROM ,owa, i, sinking his well, at
81 fee, from the surface, came en- Sycs-
more log three feet over, and az the depth
al II feet dug up the scall Of some kind
Of ANNA! which weighed 24o poonds,
with bus Ave Of the teeth remaining "a
man Of NY size crsps shsough the eye
hole. He also found Halle and Walnu.s,
and among other things peach stone at
the depth ofupWaff!s of 40 feet, free from
pe,rifaciiou.
.. Cotcn is the staple commodity OF this
cohatfy-it sells atone shilling per pound
here are swo gins and one hsfss Df!;
for picking in shis town. Indigo aHd 10,
bacco are raised here 10 great abundance"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16

q F ~ 4
A message has arrived rom Lord Laud.
dale our ambassador in France, with iniorb,
ton that his lordship would leave Paris on Il
9th instant. A frigate has therefore been n
dered to Calais to convey him over, and
hopes Of peace With France are at an end.
s.In consequence of this intelligence We h,
experienced brisk demand Tor cotiecs, /
gars, dyewoods, aod such articles as RUE es
er in time ofpaace, at small advance Ii ta5
prices; in sugars Of %. and IS. per cut.
American produce, however, this event is b,
.expectedto produce much altorason ourc,
ton may for a ti.ne continue duli, and the
preston cause \ slight variation In the price
but the reduced state OF the stocks OH hand,
is generally thought, will prevent any serio.I
decline.
g Hostilities have, not yet commenced IN
tween France and Prussia"
Prices Of .dmerican Produce.
Cotton, Upl. or bowed, Is Sd Is il
prime Is
New Orleans Is Cd Is 10 l.,
Tennessee Is 81
Sea Islands Is I'd a s.
Stained Go. Is I'd ! III
Flour, sup. ass As,
{ Wheat lis. Cd q.
Rice S3s Cd 2Ss S.
Ashes, pots SIS a So
Pearls RS Il,
Tar 2N
Turpent;ne ss IL,
Tobacco, Y. a J. river Sd a Sd Il
Rappahaanock 81 a 81
Potownack
Geo and Carolina Sd 4 u
Stem1ned Cd. "a
Maryland "a
ANOTHER LETTER SAME BATE.
Nothing transpires here OF the negodst.
ons carrying or between the British and Ame.
ricsh Plenip otentiaries We 90 not beice
this country viii give up al titet is demaHd;!
by yours but We think a compromise mg
fairly be sxpeC9sl. to take place between ii.
parties, to the latisfaction OF both"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
BALTIMORE Dec II.

From letters just received from Pitts
bsrs, dated assh all. it appears eha, Com.
fort Iylor was then at shst place, much
Engaged il putting Up ana securing large
quantity OF Professionalism number Of
boass well calculated for the transportation
ct men and provisions. we're JUS. finished
al Beaver, few miles below Pit,sburg-
that a large quantity of powder had been
saken By land from Pisssbnrgto Beaver
that large quality G: salt had been bro't
from the sppsr part Of New Yask 10 Bca.
yer, whers some hundred hogs asd Just
been kiled-thas the sewn Of pl,tsburs
was full of strangers ksowa 10 be ef Durr's
party, aud 10 tact ti,ete was there every
indication of military expedition forming
On the waters of the Ohio.
We arc happy in Learning from an au
.heasic source that the president has, and
10 due season, taken al! the measures
within his power 70 suppress this enter
prise.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
GleraslOt.::a DajIp advertiser.
TUESDAY, DrssMBRs l6.

The latest news irorl Amsterdam (aud III
true. the mos. imporsaht) comes ondt
date OF October 29th, from respectable
merchant TO ssr. Young Oh board ,bs
Eugen;a, arrived st New York, and re-
ceived at the Tsxel l. follows
4 letter from hmsserd4m. dareI the
Goth Oetaber, Gays " Tn. war with Prus'
STA is az an end aud the French are at Ber
lin. In niue days sn army Of 10000 men
hss been destroyed, ard kingdom tasca
think gFess operations srs still 20 De car.
ried Ga.
Captain Eibtidge, arrived at WiminstOa
n. c. from Barbadoes, reports, that on tht
30th October, the morning after his saiiin,
he wes :oo2r1edby q the British frigate Seine
with GEN. MIRANDA on board and informed
that after an unsuccessful attack on the Mslaej
MIRANDA had purchased ship Of IL guns
which he sent to Trinidad, and, came on board
the Seine figate, bound to Barbados, to see
the aomlral.--Novl 6, Lat. 81, 80, n. long
SO, Is. w st day light saw disabled sip
to windward bsaging down Tor us---shc proysi
to be British isigatc with her main top ga.
laat mast and tora top mast carried away BY
the board, her rigging hanging promiscuou'4
about her waist and dragging overheard, and
al hands busily employed in clearing the
wreck--being hove too On the opposite tack
We drew some distance apart, expecting hef
boat Oh board but we were ordered by a slg'
nal to make sail: and being then out Of hail.
pursued our voyage without information Otts
frigate's nlisfortunes.
Captain Lewis, commander Of the Nilsson
ri exploring party, passed through Frankfort
last week O. his return to the City Of Wash
ington. Ke is accompanied by chief Of thu
Mandan tribe Of Indisns.
Mr. Choteau, with company Of Usage In
dams, who accompanied captain Lewis, arri'
we'd in town on Saturday evening last, on their
way to tbs seat Of the federal government.
Ei6id.]
The election for a Senator in Congress, Ii
the room Of Gen. 4Adsir, whose term will ex'
pire on the 4th Of March next, took place II
the Legislature at Frankfort on Tuesday last
when John Pope, Esq. Of this town, was elect
ed, The candidates were, Mr.. Pope, Gene
raj Adair, and General Hopkins. -Four al
tempts were made before either fthem had
majority Of all the members. On the la''
vote MIR. Pope had As, and Gen. Adair 81.
Immediately after this election, Gen, Adaf
whose term would not expire until the 4th Oh
March sent in his resignation and on yes
terday an election was held to supply his place.
when Henry Clay, Esq. of this town, was &
lected by large majority. :,
fKentucky GGzette.l
a few Copies Of the american Gardner, f'r
sale by Robert GRAY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II.

Extract efa letter, dated December 9, 1906,
fjom member Of the legislature at Len
caster.
q. take the frs, opportunity which has
occurred this dag, Of inforu ming you Of the
result Of our attempting to elect snUniIed
States senator--after three Intellectual at.
tempss we have been obliged to postpone
it until Tuesday nex;, by which rims we an-
tic;pate The arrival of Wcs,z or .Mewho.-
ter, either o! whom will De sufficient 10
turn 'hs scale in favor of Gregg, who had
each time ffiy-four votes, and Steel the
same NUMBER"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
Extract Of a lette, from Gibraltar, datea
.Sebten,bey 10 1896.

The Portuguese have captured FIVE sail
of Ba'bsry eraizera, one Alserine Che
schooner presented 20 ihe dsy by ins u.
&. On oo=ra CT which we're forty OF their
own people, TIVE Innisiaps and s7sa T1;-
pollsans, one eff wtons was admiral Lisie."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16

a few Copies Of the american Gardner, f0r
sale by Robert GRAY. :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that furthur time Of tN D
i months, from the twenty eighth day Of
January infant, having been allowed 10 the
srsdtors Of the eltate Of
Nathaniel Winfow,
ls,. Of Falmouth, in the county Cumberland,
woman, deceaied TO bring N their claims
ar7inft faid Etate We the commhiioners
appointed 20 receive and c1auline laid claims,
hereby give notice, that we illal atte,d for
,aAt purpoie at the houle Of the widow il
Saccarappa, on the iecond and fourth Mondays
IN Feb 7-y, and March next, from ere to
fvs u II clock, in the afternoon Of faid days
Timothy Pike,
Enlch Freeman,
Daniel Small.
szae1ya5b4, Jan. 50, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

has accultomed men 70 the gov
ernment of one, the right of a
throne enters inro a fylfem of
human thought, and that ufage
mutt have It's rights like others.
IN this fituatlon | appeal to
the virtue, generoGty and can.
dor Of the people md govern
ment Of America. truf that
brave and free nation will in
terelt itfelf in behalf of d fallen
prince, who has trulted 10 its
national honor and good faith.
| tluit the Government will take
my cafe into confederation, and
at lealt iend me back TO Egypt,
unidentified for tho(e comforts
loft by uniting my fortune TO
theirs ; And | am confident the
American people will feel for
the misfortune Of one who has
fought the united caufe of their
interelt and his own right.
Signed HAMET BASHAW.
San Of ali Rglbaw CaremaM Of
IriboH. II. S.
Syracule, Sept. I, 1895.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
[ Hhole ~. 4O7.

iupported by fmilar refolutions
on the part of commanders in
the iquadron, and 10 encourage
Hamet Balhaw 10 perseverance,
and in order to move under
ltandingIy with him, | induced
the convention with him, which
has been made the bale of our
treaty with his rival. | have
the honor IA be. &c. sc.
CSignei1 WILLIAM EATCN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
MONDAY, FEBRUARY To-. 1906.

%, 3, s, and Ten Dollar Bills of ClouceRer
Rhode Hand Bank, many ofwhich are IL cir
eulation- They a tolerabe imitation Of
the genuine ones---Alio, Fivs Dollar Bills Of
Lincoln and Kennebec Bank, poorly DONE
From motives Of public good, we have been
thus Particular in delcnbing all the counterfeit
bills IN circulation; and the :everal printers
VIII aoubtleis render a fervice to the commu-
NIFTY, 10y inferting the above in their papers.
GILBERT * DEAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
Rachel Jackson'S Will.

Cumberland G.-T6tbe beir5 at law Of
Racbe' Jaekl5n, late of RaJ m0ndton,
in fsr county Of Cumberland, zvId5zv,
deeeyed, and 10 al concerned.
GREE TING.
WHEREAS certain inltrument
purporting 70 be the la1 will and tes-
tameut, OF the laid Nachel, has been prefented
10 me for Proba;e,by Benjamin Allen Richard
ION, the executor, therein named. You are
hereby ciJed to appear defore me, at Court
Of Prena;e, for the county aforefaid, which is
10 be holten at the ofiice Of John Fro;hiuy-
ham, Ell in Portland, in faid county on the
fecond "wednesday Of February next, at ten
O'Clock, ia the forenoon, 10 thew caufe, if any
y'u have, why the iaid Will fhoUld not Be
proved. approved, and allowed.
Given under my hand, the 2sth day of
January, a. d. SOC.
Samuel ASeman.
Tulrr ofS3 c7pyf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

BILLS or THE STATE or MAssAcHusETT:
U7ioH B5rL, al B9foz Five Dollar Bills So
They are executed entirely with pen, and
can e2illy be diitinsuifhed from the true ones
but few in circulation.
MaGaebgiifs B4nE, at BsSoa-.Tcn Dollar
Bills geod imitation Of the true ones-pa-
per hghte7-few il circulation
Nt7V- Be4tcyd Bunk Nine Dollar Bis-hard
70 odtingui(h from the genuine bills-ercept-
ing IN the motto, Peace to the World" In
H0Id, the and j. in fiade in the eoun-
terteIts The true bills have only the d
Paper more ipungy and whittier than the ORR
ginal
hGfas Bast, PortlaHG-Five, Seven, and
Nine Dollar Bills are counterfeited Some Of
the Mines are dated March Is, 500, and are
hard 10 dlihngutih from the true bills, The
Seven are dated March 4, 1904, and are alfo
well initiated.
Po,ti4Hd BaAE-Seven Dollar Bills-eafilv
known from the geEuins.
Nantucket Pa jGs BanL-Ten Dollar Bills and
and Two Dollar Bills of Naat4. Eet Bunk, alter.
ed 70 Tn D,Ia,s.
Lircaia ant Kszrrb-t BasE, at WTEo1cH.-
Ten Dollar Bs-imitation good Pap erligh-
| ter and more iPnngy than The genuine
M Tortb Bart Five dollar Bills Of the firlt
/ ImpreiEon, iaued from the Bank imitation
good excepting the red and black ink, which
are az once detection Of them but few in
circulation.
Ghary4er B1ak-Five and Ten Dollar Bills
but 70 badly dcne, tha: hngie glance of the
eye can deteGt them but few in circulation
~ There ara ALTO Fonr and Six D.Hay Bill OF
Sslr1 nGal, in circulation limitation poor, be.
hdes bearing fictitious hgnature Of PreGdent
and Gather. The genuine bills bear the
names OF BENJAMIN PICKMAN, iun as Pref
dent, and iona. HoDGEs, as Gather.
r. The incorporated Banks in this State
are f7reHt-f7go and we believe all the coun.
terfeIt bills il circulation are enumerated a
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