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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-27
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BEUsILs, Aug. 2.
Inc secretary Of state. being informed bv The
supreme heraldic chamber that his rna;estg -,
uecision OF the 9Th of July, and by a dinlorna
q .ne 10 OF the same month, named and raised
Arthur Duke of Wellington, Cindad Ro,Ir;sso
and Vittoria, field marshal of his armies ne ~;
as ms male descendants, ACCORDING. In +bo oris.
OF Prmogeniture, to the dignity of Prince &c W.
terloo; and Richard Trench lie Pocr Ed e
Gancarty, as well as his male descendsnts o..
cordins 70 the order OF primogenitne, to The
dignity of Marquis of HeusdeD. with r. 49,.
on TO make on this subject the neceaqar 80
munications to the southern provinces. mi, co,1
munication having been already made bv tic ~
epaniber to the respective states of the nortbs,,
provinces O'Vielh
Does by these presents bring the said nor;,,.,
.oIs ana elevations to the knowledge ofthe Gino.
ministraton and of the public, that tbe, " -
cognize N their respective qualities. fhs sa;,Js
prince and marquis, and make them en;o,, ,,.i.i'
out any ndranee, the prerogatyes attached ~
Thesecretary of State,
Brussels, Aug ., 1915. - 0AF FhLAN'
r,,,iaen BERLIx, July Is.
of the 1st and 2d July, under the wais sc 80.
amounted to between and 5000 men in III
and wounded. 's'' =" A'iled
The reduction Of the federal army. rssois.y
upon by the Diet, begins to be executed A. al
pn.n,s several companies belonging to different
cantons have arrived at Lausanne. '''
rs stated, that by the end Of this month IN
ne SWISS troops in France arc to return arI a.,
only 5000 men are TO remain on foot On 49,, e
tier from Basic to Geneva. =" 'i' ron
To,t... g. ~, July 27.
letters from Turin of the 18th state. t6af ~
cien Bonaparte arrived there Oh the 17,b - ~
evening, with few attendants. under H., ~. y. eile
sne count dc CassalL lie had caused bimselg :.
pc announced at the out-posts of Conn, p,i' 70
VINO sent Mr.. De Forester, ono Of HE ,; SSo.
20 accompany him biher. lie had scare.
Y al GIFTED at The hotel called the Iniverse 81
ne commandment Of fireplace appeared w;sb w we,
olncers' and conducted him to the citadel wbe'e
'eVerai rooms had been prepared for Nm -
|hefe ne IS treated with much attention ,rba
e0iauct towards him IS attributed 20 certain r,,
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LOSnoS, August 3.
BATTLE OF WATERLOO.

We hayeb been favored with copy ofthe Sup.
plemeut to the Madrid Gazette, Of tie l3,h of
July, containing an official report from general
M gIel AlaYa TO Don Pedro Cavelos, Of the BAT.
ties Of Qnatre-Bras and Waterloo Gen. Alava
II appears, is minister Plenip0fentiary from
Spain to the king Of the Netherlands bat his
martial feelings, and warm attachment 10 the
Duke OF Wellington, cemented by many we'll
Fought acton m tie Peninsula, led him 10 share,
in the dangers Of the decisive battle There
port which is dated Brussels, June 20, Is well
drawn up; but as the principal details are al
ready so well known, we must content ourselves
with giving few extracts from Il speaking NJ
The battle oftbe Istb, tie General says
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alone be compensated by the importance CT the
yictory"
General Alava concludes with recommending
TO the attention of the Spanish government, capt.
Nc',olas de Miniussir of Doyle's reE,t. of sharp
shooters, swho,' he saws, .' behaved with the
greatest gallantry in the action, .ud who was
wounded while rallying the Nassau troops in The
garden, and making them return to their post.'
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DOMESTIC.

LEXINGTON, K.) Oct. II.
On Saturday LIST public dinner was gi-
ven by the citizens Of this town to Mr..
CLAY, at the house of Capt Postlethwait,
as a testimony of their appreciation of his
public conduct. John Bradford, ESD. pre-
sided on the occasion. assisted by Captain
john Fowler and Charles wilkins, Esqrs.
as Vice-Presidents There were upwards
Of one hundred gentlemen sat down to din
ner. The following toasts were drank aft
ter the cloth was removed
!. The III oCJul, 76, and NE 1871 sf Jime,
1Si2-fhe FIRST proclaimed our rank among the
nations-the latter secured IL.
9. The iafe 1cai,-" great object Oft has been
attained in the firm establishment ofihe national
character"
g. The heroes 10ho feR in tie late 4gar--Posteri-
ritz viii yenerate their memory.
d. Tie President Of The United States
5. THE lasf Congress spigit of the people,
and not the wisdom Of their measures triuDphed O.
YER the enemy.
g. Durable negociators Gs CAeft-Thoir talents
for diplomacy have kept pace with the valor OF our
arms in demonstrating" 20 the enemy that these
states will be free.
MIR. Clay here rose and said, that he
felt himself called on by the sentiment just
expressed to return his thanks, in behalf
Of his colleagues and himself He Gid not,
aud was quite sure they did not feel that in
the service alluded to, they were all enti-
tied to the compliment which had been
paid them. They could not DO otherwise
than reject the demands made by the other
party, and if their labors finally terminated
IN an honorable peace, it was owing TO eau
ses on this side Of the Atlantic, and not to
any exertion of theirs. Whatever diver
sity Of opinion may have existed as 20 the
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CREEK INDIANS.

We understand by adviccs from, the
Greek Nation, that that unfortunate peon,e
kave again taken up arms against th..
Whites, and that they have DESTROYED III
tie Forts from Fort Jackson to Fort Mitch,
ell. in consequence of which, the Cover
nor has issued orders for a draft of twenty
Five Hundred men to cooperate with the
United Sta'es' troops in reducing then. &,
peace.-Those who were formerly friendly.
are almost entirely iac.uled among the
hostile party in their last attack.
Whatever may be said OF the friendly
dispositions of the Greek Indians or am,
part of them, and however highly ter
may be spoken of in the aggregate CT IN
part by their gent, we are conliasnt. from
experience end personal acquaintance, that
the idea of Fri ndship existing between
them and the white people OF the u. 5. "a
it applies 10 them, is absurd, and eyerv or
portunity they have OF injurmg the United
States, will be made use Of with avidity. as
long as they have a national existence with
IN our borders; and more particularly n
long as the British Mercantile House n,
Pensacola take so great an interest in ex-
citing them to acts of hostility against ms.
CHHgusta [Gto.l Gazette, oct. 16.
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/ VOL. fe.-.NO. 81.
BY the late London papers, we learn two

BY the late London papers, VIC learn two
things, viz.
l. That the British navy, on the peace
establishment, IS lessened to below one
hundred way vessels Of all descriptions
az And tais is the true cause of the dis
charge Of american seamen-They are not
wanted in peaceabe tmes--at the next
war, however, they win again be sought
for by all means fir or foul.
IL. The British army is continued on the
War establishment. 205, 900 men complete
The Minister says. "that this numher
is necessary for the defence If his Majesty's
crown and dignity, for the protection Of his
Maj sty's possession in various p rs of
the world--and. fer he Preservation cftae
balance cfiho5ge7 in EHrohe 80
rSalf. -9me,ican.
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po,t them, and they Will support the Country.
13. Coz. SheGy-Ase has not impaired the
strength OF his tacaties, chilled the aor of his
patriotism.
Il. hp,essment and baper J,oaIadee--if again
asserted IN practice, to be again practically oPpo-
sed.
Is. Decat,e-, and tie other Corqrerors of Bar
6aJg---They extorted without tribute, what Europe
combined has attempted Tor agesin vain.
&c. The memory IF BGyard-A statesman, who
yielded party feeling TO the duty which he owed
his Couptry.
IL. O1o Commissioners for neatiag- 7riM me
(ns:ans-Nfay they make an honorable trc.ty,
smoke the calumet ofpeace, and bury the toma-
hawk forever.
is. 0nr Gurss Henry Ciay--we welcome his
return 10 that Country, whose rights end inter-
ests he hes 50 ably maintained at home and shros!
MIR. Clay rose, and in a few words
thanked the company for their kind and
afectionate attention. His reception had
been more like that OF brother, than a
common fri end or acquaintance, and he was
utterly incapable OF finding words to ex-
press his gratitude. He compared his stu
ton to that of a Swedish gentleman, at
dinner given in England by the Society Of
friends Of foreigners in distress. A toast hav-
ingbeen given complimentary TOLLS country,
1t was expected, rs is usual on such occa-
sions, that he should rise and address the
company. The gentleman, not under-
standing the English language, rose under
great embarrassment, and said, L" Sir,
wish you to consider me foreigner ia dis
freSs. '' wish you, gentlemen, (said Mr..
Clay, evidently much affected to consider
me friend in distress"1
VOLUNTEER.
By AIN. CLAY-A speedy population of the
neutral barrier proposed AZ Cheat.
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SPAIN & ALGIERS.

We have seen a letter from Spain, da-
ted in August last, which says, the higcr-
ines have Declared IVar against Stain /;
that the Alserine cruizers had made
several captures !; and that, in retaliation,
the Spaniarls had seized the Algerine flig
ate and brig which had been sent into Spain
by the American squadron, and which had
so strangely been restored to that Regency,
by the Treaty of Peace. Tie let CT adds,
g 1t is The opinion, ard the hope os roany,
that Commodore B. win negotiate new
reaty." Boston Cenfiael.
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n The ENQUIRER is published twice week. gene
H. ard tiee TIMES week during the session of the SAFE
Fi1ePriee, the same heretofore, Fire Dollars per
[Sam payable in advance Notes OF Chartered BANKS,
M viii he received in payment The Editor will guar
sse the safety Of RENTING them by ma the postage of all
Or, bling paid by The writers.
" opaper will be discontinued [but tho discretion
Ii he Etor, until all arr arages have been paid up
m Any who will guarantee the payment OF nine pa
ers shall receive tenth, gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o-, One Squcre-Fr ilseTtio1 rs ces-ee continuance.
0 crfs.
No advertisement inserted. Iuti has either yr, 0qiJ for
aaei by some persons ia tis city or ss esriroiis
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U'asiiqgfon, October &c.

The new building on Capitol IIi preparing FIR.
the accommodation o. Congress is In scli sfaie III
0rWardncs5, that IL is expected IN b. finished es.jv
~ November. The spaci as room for The Bous.
Oh Repre- eutaiiges has been finished fi. seter,I
weeks. The Senate room hes been f,las,ered e,r.
some time, aud will require bot week or tro
more to be completely dry and read, for The -.
ception q that DOdy.-Much credit Is due q tlss
spirit and enterprise Of those who have erected sbi
building in 50 short period. As several new hos.
es are erecting in the neigtborhood, end OH o,cs
lifting up, Congress will probably BIZ better acsom-
modated the ensuing winter, than uicv have evc,.
been ~ the City Of WsshngtOn--In short - rie,i
The Capitol, Presidents House, and Executive OF
ces, vfl he rebuilt With sddiGonal spirudgr II il
hoped that the Navy Yard, which has airesd, mi
dergonc considerable repairs. will soon resume lie
former standing. The loss ofthe extensive and Va.
liable library which Congress had ,sih so o.ocb
care Do eu collecting Tor many yrars, hes been re-
pared Dv thc purchase from Mr. j Terson 1'.,.
bridges that we're burnt .mve been DO built and 49,
ey tiaee ot fhc hrcirands al bariiarnrs fnc ell
soon be eiiaccd. This shows how vain Is dc a.
tempt TO break tie spirit orto cf9mp ue ercrsy n
Tree pcOrie--Itcy rise with elastic r--i., r.r
every attempt Of ibis kind What before MD
but slowly, and WIZ only Accomplished ia ,,an-
years, b nov more than replaced iu ene M. go,
jears. VAN and impofent effort og m sl,,s,,t enc,
aod ruthiess barharityi Whilst history sl,siI bs,i
down to the latest postettg, the d. yqce Of uri,,,
IN The conduct Of her srmy, II Shall serve n, r,.oS
our country ~ stronger relief sud 70 give "a nc, AK
/ NJ resting CLAIMS 20 the admiration Of Enr5,e.
| Perhaps some American hero uey ser have 49,.
power Of retaliation. u such cas-, Ike or -
VI heroes, nc viii sdo.n bic bioes ,,i.'
| more glorious than tbat Of conc nlat 80
| ng to the example o. .ses reG.s2 -
mita.e T. "a Mici9yeDeer.
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.5l5aay. oe,osrr "a

I
Major General Brown & suite, are cow
on tour to the northern frontier, for the
purpose. it is said, OF selecting a suitable
sc.t- FOR Military post. IL the vicinity +
the boundary line between The United
States and Lower Canada and which. in
case of fu'Sre war, would prevent the
cnemy's ships from nerng Like Cham.
pla N. Rouse's point, it is generally be.
lieved, is the place which will be fixed
on.
Gen. Miller, assigned the command W
CHS Nllit'ry District, has arrived in this
CITY from Detroit.
Asyet, gvcramenthave es.a6i'shel no
suitable or prop place fp the no .nern
frontier, as a fe cepos for the numerous
quantity Of stores, cannon, arms, 6.c. be-
longing to the United States in that GUN
ter, and which are daily suffering damage
and loss by this regiert
The cannon taken in the ships captured
from the British by Commodore Nfacdo-
nough, have been landed 1T VIII tehalt
where building is now erecting in which
they ere to be deposited with their carria-
ges and implements. They are some OF tho
finest iron guns which were perhaps ever
cast at British foundery.
A new am-boat was launched at Mon
treal, on Saturday se'nght. 1t is the lar
gest ever before built, being FIVE hundred
tons burthen, with length of keel OF $50
feet. TGazesfe
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fEVtE Subscriber has just received .ffty-
fue P0ciugf9 ftresh imported DryCogy comprising
scirN assortment suitable the present and approach
fast- lis0 supply of mems wool and first beaver
@ ihei Shoes shoe thread hardware. paints oil grOct-
irten. stone aud glass warcall Of which, tng sciec-
VIII great care, ~ ptiqdfibiia Nc-7ork " baltimore,
''d D. disposed Of lllao,iefatc terms for cash.
ROSCOW COLE.
williamsburg, October IL. 4e-
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ISLAND OF GUADAL0UPF.

The following petition TO the Governor OF Quad
aloupe, and the annexed answer, sufficiently sbews
what may be depended on, respecting trade in Ame-
riean vessels, with that Island-We have been fur
nished with these documents By an obiging friend,
who received them directly from Guadaoupe.
10, ton Zlci6s mn,
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.Ne,v- York. Ockoher u.


Citizens ! beware IF SzVindicrS-I 'wo
men, one named II. w. Hams, and the o.
Their Shsrburn S. Hart, have set up a Ban
king Institution in this city under the style
of " The City Exchange Bank" with the
pretended Capital Of Two Millions of Dol
lars. These men are well known in this
city and are in I'll probability not worth the
halfof two millions of Dimes, as the said
Hams. the Cashier Of said Bank, is now,
and has for some time past been prison
er for debt On the Limits. Hart is said to
have gone to the Southwark with cargo
Of his Bank Notes OF the denomination OF
fifty dollars and Eve dollars. 1t is also
supposed that he has taken with him a
quantity Of notes made somewhat in i'm Ia
ton of the notes Of the Corporation OF this
city, with view Of putting them off as
such. No one can calculate the extent Of
evil that may arise to the community unless
the characters who have set this institute N
on foot should be generally known. l have
theEetors given the above to the public,
leaving Messrs. Hart and Hams to seek
their redress i'll any legal manner they
please against me, as think should be
culpabie myself, knowing the facts, not to
make them pubic.
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Oelole- II. 46-tf
DICKS, MOORE AND co.

UiEAS. MOORE AN co.
EETlLL receive, ia few days, from the ship
w Msrceus, now at CITY Point, 40 packages
OF british manufactured GOODS, consisting OF
Rose and Duihe Blankets, i&endai Cottons,
Blue, green and white Plains and Kerseys,
Coarse and fine Cloths and Cassimeres,
Swansiown aud roilenet Nestings,
tlanncis, Coating, Competing,
Bnmbazetts, Hardware, &c.
They viii also receive by the ship Indian Chief,
daily expected from London, an elegant aud exteR-
slve assortment Of London Surerfne Cloths and
Cassimeres, Cotton Goods, &c. making large aod
general assortment of Winter Goods-whch they
will sell by the package piece for cash or appro.
we'd paper. October 7. 45-if
L.8.ND IN .qLBf.3L9RLE, FOR S-lLE
EeY virtue of deed of trust, bearing
date the lStday OF December 1907 and of record in
the county court OF Alberarle, execeted the Subscribers
by JOAN Garrison, Nancy Ciarks0H, and iln Cqrksof To
secure the payment ola certain of mentioned in
tie said de-Wil be sold At Wills Tavern Charlottesville
u honGfy hS 6day u No,esR5er nelt one certain tract
or parcel OF land eul:rng $50 acres more or less sdion-
ing the lands OF GeoISe IscgaIan, and others.
SAMUEL DTER,
JOHN ipydTSON,
dSDREH1 HART.
On the day. will 10 sold another tract OF land con-
timing 45o les,, formerly belonging 10 Hqn.
Carlson, and adjoining lands of George Tscnan and
theirs. aforesaid.
Terms made known the day of sale.
OrgObcr 4.
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pen. The neutrality OF French vessels here,
and coming in daily, will keep the price Of
sugar and coffee up, and deprrss that of <
very article which the island can possibly
want. Bait. Fed. Gaz.
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From the Merchants coase.House Books.

From the Merclmnts Coase-House Books.
ETtyacf eta letter /rom NHaflinique, TIER
the Hiram.
St. Pieues, Oct. 4, 1915.
Since ! wrote you last, this port has
been shut against the importation of -four,
beef, pork, candles, soap, and all other ar
ticlcs from America, that can be supplied
by France, and tie expectation Of sugar &
coffee. This act, think, viii be fortu-
nate for our merchants, as it is impossible
to make any voyage here but will end in
great loss while the trade to France IS o.
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-. " The Subscriber will continue to transact bu-
"nt'5 on Commission, and pledges himself 70 give
uhtemltting attention o. whatever may b. confded
10 his care. THO's. RICHARDSON.
October o. 5-st
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NO1'ICE.

FsVuE Partnership heretofore existing under
: the firm Of Fox & RicnaRpsoN, will be
,.,,soived on The lst January next by Iimitadon--
Those who have claims ON or are indebted to Che
s9 frm, will please call and adjust their accounts
Delore that period.
JOHN FOX,
THO'S. RICHARDSON.
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DRY-GooDs AT AUCTION.

FyUiE Subscribers have lately received.
AID viii sell, on Monday next 5oth INST positively
ttou, liiinon about 80 parkages, comprising the fol-
Aug articles, VIZ Rose and striped blankets, Oh and
Son cembrics, giig ans musis, best German oznair
cnbnrg and Rolls, elegant wasicoatiug. shawls ami
tsenent.
1sirs.-under 100 dolls cash 100 and not exceeding
No. 90 days; 500 dollars and upwards, and months ere
III fer approved notes.
M0ncaTe, Robinson q Pieasants,
Nendue Masters
The above Sae win not take place until Wednesday the
by which Time We Shall receive dclsworth
Eresh Goods IN addition the above viz; annel coat
plains, midling and common broad cloths cassimers
da'sh,lh bomhazettes, shirtngs, musns. Sc. Sc. c.
Sl-N W. n. y n.
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WIN TER ESTABLI -HNIENT OF THE
GIEAMBOAT WASHINGTON. The Pre-
= sdsnt and Directors Of the Steam Boat Wash
ns'on having fonn3 tie late arrangement inoonye-
nent to passeug rs, have adopted The following as The
EeTmsuent winter arran crcnt Leave Washing
ton City every evening, Except Saturday evening
at p NJ. arrive at lhoiny Peint, hy A. NJ Re
turning, leave Thorny Point every day, Except
SuHdsy morning. at 10 \. NJ. arrive at Washington
city in the course Of the afternoon. Passengers,
under this arrangement, caa ayei from Baii-
more to Richmond within two days, and will be car
ried between Thorny Point, at the mouth Of the A.
qua Greek and Fredericksburg, altogether by day
light. The Steamboat admits of no preference,
andis prepared to accommodate all persons who
may offer
Passengers in the Steamboat are respectfully in
formed that the proprietors of the stages have, in
order to ensure conveyance to all persons travel
ling south, put additional line of stages from
the landing at T'horny-Pont to Richmond Ar
engagements have been made TO put the road from
1horny-Point to Fredericksburg in complete ira
Yelling order. Houses are now erecting at Thorny
Point for the reception Of travellers.
By ordsr oftie President,
IIAZLEWOOD PARISH,
Secretary 10 The Il. S u. @
Fredericksburg, October 2S 5I-5w
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ALARMING FRAUD.
" Two Al.l,isns Cahital."

On Saturday last. a man Of gcnteel APP
pearance, who states his name to be Joseph
Hin, was arrested on charge Of" passing
fictitious notes, purportlng to be the notes
OF THE City E.rchange Bank in me Cgtv Of
yWczU- York, a Bank which does not exist. :"
1t was proved that he had passed several
notes of that description in payment for
goods which lac had purchased, and on
searching his trunk and person, notes for
every customary nominal sums from TWEEN
ty-hve cents to one hundred dollars, a
mounting to nearly f7ceUty Houaand dol
lars, were found in his possession These
no es are all signed, II. HART, Preaf. IL.
w. HAMS, CaShr; and Hill stated, on
his examination, that he had been employ
ed by the Bank to circulate them, and was
to rec i've commission of ten per cent for
his trouble.
1t appears that Hill arrived in this CITY
in the Steam Boat on Wednesday last
from the eastward, in company with two
others whose names, as entered on the
way bill, were s. Hart & 3. Dexter their
apparent intimacy renders it probable that
they arc his accOmplices, and, that ne who
passed by the name of Hart, is the preten-
ded President, who gned the notes. Hill
was committed to prison, the other TWO
have not yet been arrested.
Bait. Fed. ca.
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Do OD = II4NID5
Clerk Of Police in the City OF New Z orl

One Of the above swindlers, Hart Put
off last Thursday, to merchant in PhIia-
delphia, $3.50, Of the above described bills,
asd was allowed four per cent. premium
upon them. The following is the manner
in which he accomplished his villainy -
Passing by this merchants store, he o5-
served written notice stuck upon the
window, ".Nezg- YORK Bank Notes 7r1nt
ed - In he popped ans offered l. S new
made bank paper The TerohRnr. after
.cck;ng ct tie bills Observed toI{alt 'Jhis
is new Bank. is it not i'-He answered
yes But that they we're perfectly current,
and that he had just received them from
New-York in payment for goods. After
accomplishing his vilaiay, n left the store
IN search of other prey. The gentleman
who purchased the notes d not discover
the imposition until he arrived in this city
yesterday morning. Hams, who signed
the bills as Cashier, has been before the Pc
Ice this morning, and confessed that the a
mount issued was $40 600 in SOS and of
smaller denominations, besides about $40
in small notes, in imitation of our Corpora
ton notes. Hart will. it is probable, as he
progresses southwark, continue his depre-
dations upon the unsuspecting, until he dis
poses of the whole emission OF his spurious
P per.
The following is copy Of one Of the FIVE
dollar bills now before US:
The City Exchange Bank in the City
Z" of New York, promise to pay j. Hull, or
"bearer on demand, FIVE dollars, in current
"hills. New-York, 18th OF September,
"1815.
IS. 5. HART, Prcst.
eli W.HAIl5S, Cash'r.
IT, T.yyg....-