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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-31
For. SHE.

TWO tracts Of valuable land in Durham
IL Parish, Charles County, Maryiandop
posite Nanjemoy Reach-oneof these tracts
OF land is bounded on oae side BY the. Po-
tomac, has valuable fishery, and contains
about $50 acres of bottom, with quantity
of wood that ought to be cut.-The other
is about three-fourhs Of mile from the RI
yer, from one hall TO two thirds covered
with wood and valuable white-cak timber,
and contains anout TOO acres. Both tracts
have snorchard of choice fruit. The arove
land will be sold at Charles County Court.
on THURSDAY in the third week Of All.
gust next st Public sale, If moi sold before,
at private sale.-The terms will be made
known at the sale. Timbe, or wood may
be purchased any time previous 10 the sale.
T. H. FEEDER.
Charles County. March 26-swtAul6
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Lost or Mislaid,

1.-TWO shares stock in the Little River
i Turnpike Company, dated October
John s. James II. Tucker. Application
will be made to the President and Directors
of the Company for renewal Of the same.
March 8 mot JOHN TUCKER.
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District of Columbia,

County Of AIerandrta, IS.
ON the petition of WALTER FRAEKLIY;;
" an insolvent debtor. confined in the
Jail of Alexandria county for debt--NotIce
is hereby given to the creditors OF the said
Walter Franklin, that on the first Monday
in April next, at the courthouse of the said
county, the oath prescribed by the act of
Congress of the United States, entitled "an
act for the relief OF nsoIvent debtors with
in the District of Columbia" will be ad-
mnistercd TO the said insolvent, and
trustee appointed, unless sufficient cause ia
the contrary be then and their shown. Orc
dered. that this notice be advertised in both
papers published in Alexandria, twice
week for two weeks before the said first
Monday in April next.
By order of the hon. YIN. Crancb, chief
judge of the United States Circuit Court
for the District of Columbia.
EDMUND l. LEE, c. G.
March 81 wf2w
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

dan away from the subscriber living
l. = in King Georges county Va. on Mon
day the 22d instant, yellow man named
JAMES, about 22 year.of age, has one Of
his fore teeth out and cannot speak very
quick, had on Virginia cloth clothes and
carried off a shaggy great coat, he has ia
Their named Peter Hall, who lives with the
widow Morgan, at Oak Hill, Fauquier Cy.
aud his grandfather, old Frederick Hall, is
supposed TO be living at Mr.. Terett's, near
Alexandria, and it is likely he may be Turk
ing about there. lwill give the above re-
ward for apprebendng and securing said
fellow so hat get him again, and rea-
sonable charges if bro't home.
j. H. WASHINGTON.
Masters of vessels and others are fore
warned against harboring or carrying off
said fellow.
March 90 CIV
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BIZ S. A. MaRSTELLER

On FRIDAY, at IOA. M.
Will be sold at the auction store, on a la
beral credit. Terms at sale.
81 ps., Canton checks
is Bandano hdkis
70 levantine shawls
80 gurrahs
% cambria ginghams
8 horentine
IA dowlas
4 81 hhdkfs
9 Marseiles tra
5 white gauze
10 leno muslin
l silk velvet
Mantua and silk ribbon
Ribbons in sets
Domestic cloths broad and narrsH
CoatIngs, &c. &c.
SO pieces Irish sackiAg
ALSO,
10 bids first quality sugar
10 bis do do
2pipes French brandy
hid molasses
I pipe gin
1000 weight cheese
seroon indigo
10 boxes Spanish segars
2 good second hand drays
| cart
A few elegant pieces of furniture
Beds, &c, &c.
ALSO,
TYP lbs fresh almonds
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE.
Superb New Furniture,
Consisting Of tables, bureaus, &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-31
Stationary.

PURSUANT to resolution OF the con,
oress of the United States, approved
sI,rch Sd. ILLS, we will receive, until sun
sat o. the 9th OF April next, proposals, IN
rr;tiDg. sealed and addressed to us jointly,
with the nature of the communication en-
torsed. for supplying the senate and house
ri ranresep,atives of the United States, with
t.e necessary Stationary, during the SIX
tenth congress
The following schedule comprises ge-
,s-cl description of the stationary required.
Parchments of good quality, cut exact,
IL 50 by % inches completely dressed
and pounced for use, per dozen.
Supcr royal writing paper,
for records, best
Royal do for do do
MEDIUM 30 for engrossing do
BestAmerican woye hotpres- per ream.
sed folio post
DO. Quarto post, gilt edged
Laid cap, No. /.
Cartridge paper J
Bestpens, ready made from prepared qnisls,
perhmGred.
Bes, red wax,
Black DO
Red waters fpsr pound
Black sand
l.cnpen Irvine
Hks, clear glass, pla'o1 tops1
Saais, to correspond with The
INKS
Stone jugs with corks, say J
pintS
Wafer boxes, tin, large
Black lead pencils, best, large { per dozen
Tory folders, cOmmOn size
Colr'd Office tape good qua
lily, and not less than one
third inch wide
Best qualify red ink. in phiaIs;
of about hall pint
Black ink, best quality, per gallon.
Colored taste per pejce.
$50 penknmes, per session, sterling COST,
from Soto SO shillings per dozen, pro-
pose your advance upon The sterling cost.
The supply OF these articles must en-
brace a possible rlsmani to the amount Of
10000 dollars for the Congress, in which
SUN security will be required-and the pro-
posal must be accomp MED win the name
or naues cL the security or securities ior
the performance Oh the contract.
II is desirable also that specimens OF
parchment, various kinds OF paper, pens,
folders, waters, WAX, tape and taste, should
accompany the proposals. Il viii be unne-
cessary to send specimens OF any article OF
an safsrior quality, as we iItent to con-
tr.ct ios the best only.
CHARLES QUITS,
Secretary Of the Senate.
THOMAS DOUGHERTY.
Clerk oi the House Of Representatives.
March 81 dow
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Salt.

EVEN THOUSAND bushels Of Liver
Il pool soarse-Cadiz and Turks Island
salt, received per briggs Benefactor and
Dove, and schnr Virginia Ann, and for sale
byM. Miller & Son, or
, ian 22 r.. H. ROWLAND.
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to deed Of trust from Jas.
Il Shelhar, will be exposed at public sale
on FRIDAY, the end April, atfl o'clock,
at S. A. MarstelIcr's Vendue Store, in A.,
lexandrIa. Tor ready money variety Of
tunlture-one hack, one phaeton, with
harness, one cart with geer, one cow and
the lease OF the property lately occupied
by him as tavern.
By order of
N. HERBERT, Trustee,
S. A. MARSTELLER; Auct'r
March IL "a
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Attention.

STATED meeting ofthe LNDEPEN-
= DENT BLCES, viii be held at the
ronr,. house on SATURDAY, evening Sd
Instant, at past 7 o'clock.
" J. H. SMOOT, Secretary.
sTarch 81
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I he Gentleman's poei-et Re-
me.1iIr%ncer andAlmamac,
FOR 1919.

EE% copies are received, and K, sale
IA By tae Subscribers.
ALSO,
Sttis.;cal Annlis-embraein views OF the
Population, commerce, navigation, fish
esIes, public Lands, post-oihce establish
'neat, revenues, mint, military and naval
embellishments, expenditures, public debt
s;'d sinking irud OF the u. States founded
Oh original docuErnts, commencing on The
lih March, 1853, and ending the Goth A
p7is, 1918, by Adam Sty hert, AZ. ID.
J.iAtES KENNEDY & SON.
Iageh l. mwl2w
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For Sale,
I.aborers Wanted.

ENROM 80 TO 100 laborers are wanted to
L labor on the Notifications at fort WASH
ington, for the ensuing season. Application
to be made to me at the fort.
II. w. MAURICE,
March II Capt. Eng. ionpt.
The National In,elligencer and Maryland
Gazette are requested to insert the above
iortwo weeks and forward their accounts
TO this office.
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THE UPPER MILL.
Notice.
March 95

yN7AS taken from black man on Sun
w day morning last, small quantity
Of BACON, supposed 10 have been stolen
The owner may have it by applying to
ZACHARiAH DOVE.
Corner of King and Royal streets.
March SO 81
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Public Sale.

ON FRIDAY, the 9nd Of April, at ~ o.
Vclock, will be sold on the premises, a,
LOT of GROUND, situate al the corner Of
Queen and Water streets, the property IF
the heirs OF The late Robert Smith. Terms
liberal, and made known at the plac q
sale. S. A. MARSTELLER, Aucte'r.
March "a
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Wanted.

A WET nurse with a fresh breast ofmilk
IN One without child would b. prefer
red. Apply at dis ottce. March Is
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Removal.

Removal:
TOHN WEST. respectfully informs his
% friends and the public that ne hes re-
moved his livery stable from Pitt to Royal
street, few doors to the north OF the city
tavern to the property Of the late Jacob
Foriney. He returns his thanks Tor the
patronage received and trusts IN its con-
tinuance. as every attention to the accom-
mediation and pleasure OF his customers
shall be paid to command II.
March 26 TT
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Robert Gray

LAS just received per schr- Dash, from
a New York, a consignment Of super
fine, hot pressed, gilt and plain letter pa
per: supertine cap, deny, medium, royal
and super royal writing paper, ruled and
plain, suitable Tor blank account books all
of which will be sold al small advance
ny the rcam for cash only, or bound to or
der in manner combining neatness and
durability. February 22
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Notice.

TyFIE subscriber will resume the prac-
j. tice of medicine and surgery in all
their branches. His shop, where medicines
will be retailed and orders put up as
heretofore, is for the present on Royal-st
next door to Peter Shcrron's.
March 90 ARCHD. b. DICK.
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Notice.

YENHE Creditors of JOHN SIr.4XN,E,, an
+ iusolyent debtor, are requested 10
ban3 in their claims Is the subscriber and
AL persons in ieS,ed to uim are hereby re-
cacstcd 10 make payment TO me.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
Nqrch 81
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.RaIiAf Fire COMPANY.

Extract from an act OF tie Corporation Of
Alexandria, for the exiinsuishment OF
Fires.
Section 7. If any person who shall be
pgesen; al aus. FIRE, s.lall neglect or refuse
10 obey the order or direction Of any OH
Ger, who shall be appointed by any ire
company now established Or which may be
hereafter established, knowing him to be
an officer, such person shall serieit and pay
Use sum,of i've Collars provided the name
olsuch osicer shall first have been publish
ed in one OF the pcblic papers.
& Ia meeting OF the Reject Fire Compa-
"A ny, held a, A. Rhodes tavern, On
Thursday, the 4th inst. the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year.
Thomas Vowel Esq. Treasurer.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On THURSDAY, at ioA. NJ
M7lLL he sold al the store occupied BY
w Messr. .Marbury s. Hunter, at the
lower ferrys landing, (Hnnter's ship yard
4 quantity Of groceries, suitable for Z
retail slore.
ALSO,
o0bushels Isle Of May salt
And immediately after will be rented said
store with privilege much 10 the benefit
OF the occupant. Terms at sale.
S. A. yNARSTELLR, Auct'r
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SALES Al AuC'rioh.

Public Sale.
THIS EVENING, at 5 P. M.
IT1ILL be sold at Ramsay,'s wharf. tIS
w cargo of>chr. .uary Eiizabeih fro1
ST. 1honas's consisting OF
27hhds Muscoyada sugar
Zoo bhIs do
z bids Molasses
5bhls no
81 puncheons St. Crojs Rum:
Terms liberal aud at sake,
S. A. MARSTELLER ,Auctr.
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CONSTITUTION OF CHILE.

Afriend has obligingly favored US with
a copy of the ''Project of Constitution for
Chile" in South America, submitted on the
eighth OF August, 1918. 1t is document
OF great interest. We shall. therefore, en-
brace an early opportunity Of making some
extracts from it.
Its most prominent feature is, that the re-
strictlons overthe executive powerare great
er than that provided by the constitution OF
the United States, and so arranged, as to
preserve, under all circumstances, system
of government perfectly coniormable to
the will OF The majority. The laws are to
be submitted to the sanction of the exec
utiyc, with leave to offer any opinion there
on, that may be deemed expedient-but f.
nally, the simple majority decides on their
passage: whilst, in this country, it is diff
terent-because, in cases where the presi-
dents veto interferes, thirty four votes con-
troll sirty SIR. We do not think it impro-
bable, that time may come, when our
constitution will be new-modeIled in its
most Objectionable parts--and then, and
moi TIL then, will the representative system
be genuine-inasmucb as the representa-
ton in congress will be according to the
number of citizens, without compromise of
any kind. WASHINGTON City Gazette.
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Prices Of Gibraltar Dec Sfh.

Flour, superine, l2 dolls. 30Oc barrels
arrived from England; Do. Rye, will not
answer Tobacco, Kentucky, 3 a per
cwt.; Do, Virginia, IL dolls. so; tar, 8 dolls
per Dbl; slaves, w. o. Pipe, SO dolls. per.
fsOO /; corn, 2 dolls. 25d per fanega; beans.
white, 8 dolls. SOC per cwt,; bees wax 4e
dolls. per cwt; coffee, 81 80 c. per ID, !;
Cochineal, dolls. 75d do. hides, Buenos
Ayres, Is dolls. SO cwt. sales, Nankeens,
company, dol. Esd. a dol. SD; short,
SO TO-; sugars, Havana white, Is dolls. sod
l6; brown, | 50 i2.
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Extract efd letter dated Hai rs, Dec. Is
"Trade continues in the same crippled
state. Cottons must further decline. The
scarcity of money makes every Ting Civ.
way.
The tobacco sales have been DELAYED
so, thatwe knowon!y partially The result
Amongst others, some Kentucky has been
taken at % francs; Virginia, at Ito, the :,
Ki'ogramcs. Coffee is doing very poorly.
;ho cunept price Is DO in bond. Upland
cotton, ] 10 10 35-no sales, Carolina
Rice continues entirely neglected-45 10
48, nominal. N Orleans Cotton 10, no.
minaI. Ashes, 43f. in bond.
The paper Of tbs IIticontains the kings
speech in the chamber of deputies.
French funds opened in Paris, on the 10th
Dec. at 81, and on the llth closed at 63..-
Bank actions opened on the 10th at l65o
and on the Ith fell to LASS.
Prices at .fnfaerp, Dec. 5.--Rice aCaro.
lima, 22; New-Orleans cotton, ~ to 4s.
byson tea, Go to 90.
London, Dec. British 8 per cents
Bold 3-8 30. Sales for the week past, at
London and Liverpool, about II ,27o bales
Cotton. The prices at Liverpool, ior Geor.
gia, I6 3-4 to 10; Orleans, Is l-9 to Gold.
Sea.Islsnd. o. IT, q I-o3 IN 90 III
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Re bound to Savannah. That afterwards,
being off Charleston Bar, the people insisted
on leaving the vessel--that he, with several
others, got into the launch, and pulled "a
shore al Devices Inlet, little north OF Sui
livan's Island, where they thew some
goods in the wlter-soon after their leav.
ing the ship, she was set fire to and des-
troyed. That he heard Capt. Clark alias
Craig. tell The crew dnring the cruise, that
they were at warwiti all nalions-all were
lawful prize. That he understooi they had
taken Spanish brig with money previous
to his being on board her, al which time the
privateer was commanded by captain
Smith, but that he having treated the peo-
pie i'll, they turned him ashore, and took tie
ship from him.
The names of those who landed here, are
Capt. Clark alias Craig; - Beam, LIST
lieut.; Charles Hebster, end do. Berry
Charles Walker; Mas Jack Smith keat-
ing Jackson; John Lorenzo; Achmand;
Christie; Snow; Thomas Baily; Joe Moore;
Bowers; Bell !; John HilIiams; (of Norfolk
Griffin, (boatsw ain); Brown; John Arm
strong colored man cook J; mulatto man
named Jones; an Indian looking man ma
med Charles Miller, (of New York; and
two boys named Andrew and Lewis.
Since the above examination took place,
four others of the crew have been taken up
and cornmitte>. 10 Jail, viz the boatswain.
gunner, and two seamen. The rest are
supposed to have made off in different d.
rectlons; some of them went towards Sa-
vannah.
The publication of these particulars has
been delayed for several days, in the hope
that others OF the gang might be arrested.
We understand, tsaysibeSavannah Re-
publican OF the 18th insl! that some of the
individuals alluded to above, reached Sa.
vannah few days since, and Immediately
made their way into the interior of the State
On information OF this, military force Was
dispatched after them, but it returned with
out success. 1t is said, that several oil the
party had large sums Of money with them
We'hope justice may overtake these free
booters-and that they will be made to ex-
plate their crimes by making their exit from
the gallows,
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COLONIZATION OF FREE BLACKS.

COLONIZATION OF FREE BLAChS.
"7He .4merican Society for Coloniz,ng the
Free People of Color Of he y. States "
held its annual meeting on Saturday,
Jan. 9th, 1919, at DR.. Laurie's Church.
In the absence Of the Hon. Bushrod
Washington. President of the Society, the
Hon. Henry Clay presided:
The meeting was opened by the reading
of the annual Report of the Managers.
General John Mason being called TO take
the chair, Mr.. Clay Withdrew in order to
offer The following resolution.
On motion oil Mr.. Clay,
ResolveG. That committee OF three be
appointed to lay before the Congress OF the
United States, or any committee or commit
tees which may be appointed by either
branch thereof, the information which mas
lteen collected through the means OF tins 90
ciety, showing the practicablllty OF Inc oo-
iect of its institution, and to respectfully,
hut earnestly, solicit the countenance, AID,
and support OF Congress in the accomplish
ment OF that object.
Mr.. Caldwell, Mr.. Jones, and Mr.. Key
compose the commlttee.
On motion of Mr. Mills,
Resolred unanimously, That the thanks OF
The Society be presented 10 the fresident
and Board Of Managers, for the zeal, intel
Iigence, and ability which they have evin1 :
ced in the management of the concerns OF
the Society the past year and that the re-
port of the Board of Managers be printed.
The society then proceeded to the ap-
poin,ment of officers for the present year;
when the following persons were elected:
The Hon. Bushrod Washington, Pres.
Vice Presidents.
Hon. William H. Crawford, of Georgia.
Hon. Henry Clay, of Kentucky.
Hon. William Philips, OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Col. Henry Rutgers, OF New ork.
Hon. JOAN E. Howard,
Isaac McKim, Esq. }
John Taylor, of Caroline, esq, Virginia.
Gen John HartwelI Cooke.
! Gen. Andew Jackson, Of Tennessee.
Robert Ralslon, Esq, ph;l.delnbia
RI. Rev. Bishop White, "''"u
Gen. John. Mason, District OF Columbia.
Saml. Bayard, ESQ. New-Jersey.
Managers.
Francis S. Key. Rev. Wm. Wilmer,
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FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN.

The U. S. ship Peacock, Capt. Rodgers
(reportedin our last) sailed from Gibraltar
Dec. 8, and from Syracuse, Nov. l5,where
she left the remainder of the squadron, VIZ.
Franklin "A, Com. Stewart, Capt. Gal!ag-
her, frigate United States, Capt. Crane, and
sloop Of war Erie, Capt. Ballard. The U.
S. Brig Spark, Capt. Nicholson, sailed the
same day with Mr.. Jones, our c nj, FOR
fripoli. The FrIgate United States would
return home wher relieved by the Guer-
riere, Capt McDonough, which had sailed
from Gibraltar for that purpose before the
Peacock arrived there from Syracuse.
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Charleston, January l8
PIRACY.

Our readers will doubtless recollect the
landing from boats, some days since, of a
number of men, purporting to be from the
British ship Nancy, said TO have toundered
near this harbor. Since then, several of
them have been arrested, and the follow ng
circumstances have been brought 10 light:
Piracy.--Two black fellows, named
John Johnson Dickson, belonging to Halifax
IN. S. and John Florence, from one of the
Spanish Islands, being part ofthe privateers-
men who landed here in boats short time
since, were taken up and committed, on Sa-
turday, the 9Th inst. The former states,
that he belonged to the British schooner
Sir Thomas Harvey, Capt. Fairweather,
from Gibraltar bound to Trinldad-that on
the 9th of November last, they were board
ed by ship under Patriot colors, called
the Louisa, Capt Clark, alias Craig, of l6
guns, lately from Baltimore that after
plunderiug the schooner, they left her, but
he remained on board the privateer-the
Louisa then captured Swedish brig, took
what they could out OF Eer, and let her go
then an English ship. bound to Jamaica
from Madeira, and took what they wanted
out of her-that the English captain aban-
doned his ship TO the privateer, and went
with his people into the boats, to endeavor
TO get ashore but Capt. Craig obliged them
to return to the ship. That the prisateer
then proceeded to Portuguese Island.
hosting English colors as they went in,
where they landed their plundeIed goods,
and obtained in exchange a large sum Of
money, which was brought on board. They
then went on board an American brig in the
harbor and plundered her, and one Robin
son shot an American sailor belonging to
said brig. After that Wy fell in with a
Portuguese brig in ballast, which they lei
go-Tben boarded an American ship, and
took from her some cheese. Sometime al
ter, fell in with Dutch brig bound to one
OF the French Islands, and took from her
some cheese, gin. sc. After continuing
the cruise for sometime longer, the crew
began to get tired, and said they wished to
go on shore, as. if they continued cruising
in this way, they should be fallen in with
by some man of-war. About this time they
put some oftheir people on board a schoon-
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Henry Foxall,

Walter Jones' Henry Foxall,
Edmund i. Lee, John Laird,
Rev. DR.. Jas. Laurie, Rev Vim Hawley,
Rev. DR.. S. B. Balch, VIM. H. Fitzhugh.
Rev. O. B Brown. William Thornton.
Elial B. Caldwell, Esq. Secretary.
John Underwood, Recording Secretary.
David English, Treasurer.
National E,telaigeneer.
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Several persons have been arrested in
this city AMI its vicinity in the act of pass
ing Counterfeit Bank notes. The head of
the gang appears TO be man by the name
of Koch. in whose possession notes were
found to large amount, of the following
description
S5notes of the Marine Bank of Baltimore,
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BY last Evenings Mail.
~~NNrN~-

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS, MEssRs. LANG,
TURNER u CO.
.Ney- York, January 90.
The editors of the Gazette are indebted
to a respectable mercantile house for file
of Paris Commercial papers to the 18th,
containing London dates to the 9th Deem
Der, received by the fast sailing ship MINI
rod, Capt Centre, in SO days from Havre.
Letters from Havre say there had been
great CONSERVATION in Paris, respecting the
funds on the 18th Dec. but on the 18th con-
fdence was revived, and the funds rising.
The depression had taken place without a.
ny sufficient cause.