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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22


Yesterday bill passed the II ofD 10
amend the act enlIiled, ~ act 10 Fcdu g
mo one act tie several acts coucerBiny
executions and for The relief Of insoiyepl
debtors" 60 commence aud be in force
from and after the Isl day of April next.
the 1T sect. provides that executions
issued from lhr superior courts al las,
may be returned 10 ANY rule dav, instead
az iue first rule after lis continuation.
2n scci. provides tor ihe sal, pf slave.
horses, mules, an work oxen taken an
der exec uilonS 10 b. made at the county
ani corporation court houses on tie IL ~
day OF tie courts upl 50 tie dei.lDr re-
qlurps ilIe sale 10 he made at son,e oihes
place.
81 sect. requires the oil proceedings
on forthcoming bonds by mDiiun after
ten days notice.
The gfder provides for proceedings on
mcsDP process ~ the county courts. -
pfacil'pd before the .rcvisc. by having
"glls reinruabie To The quarterly terms
instead oi TO The rules.
The question of an appropriation for
lhe University sgain came on ~ Tire shape
oi an omrndmsni at 4 bill, rrisrned from
The Sendie-.which ampndqeni gives a.
bDui s8O, 900 gross 10 this institution A.
Ter various propositions and much dis
cusslon, the House of Delegates hnally
| amended Tie Senalr's amendment By
adopting Nr. Graves's idea VIZ. Of one
fourth oi 40 odd thousand doiiars 10 rbe
University. See Ills resolution IN tie
Journals.
'sssssssssssssssssss
~ WeGre authorized 10 state fhf 4. Hoomcs,
Esq triH Hot he a caHdidaif at tie Acrt firctioH
tor me dtstricf composed Ot the counties nj CaTos
me iiaRorer, hug "Hiasl, hiHg Lasca and
Lsscr.
~ We are reqnefted 70 STATE ibst y9kp w. Carnsff
Esq is Candidate Tor The toris " trct caupos
"a OF he counties 81 Caroline, Hanover Ssus william,
King & Qeeen and tssex.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

Ihe bcw heristd Coae.
ENiLL be Tor sale ~ CbgtnUe, Buckingham and
~ rrHee tdeaih cOufihousss, on ihelr fcspcctgs
quarterly court DAYS
Ffb ~ %,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22


MAhRIEDI-on the 2oib nItino, nr. NGst%i E.
AL OF HaiaN " Nun
g Her ndress ann her worth tn spv.
1on Hr nrc SAGE OU Saiaf's eve
No "dtUue ~ her mirror biRe
Gifes bafk ths STACEY tauk mere the
I pan every %. c born glance conf,4s'J
we gii!titss O'evristh,s OF her breast
On his hptd visarc uiSuhoud's age
las sikhtiN ylJss'd as sigrei sage
II has mo- qu-ncG'd ne open truth
Ana Seas Et'-eO4thce Of ,uuih:
" f"f~a'd sro nuuc glee is tbtte
- re WIZ 10 d., i1e soul 90 dare"
J'co Hadred PITes Faaaiig flour
i4'"R SALE, Wy FIUUk. 10y Tetaii-tLr uIsiity
tdn ne 'ec"HAtndea. ?. HANAtL & CO.
~. - yS..W3w
SEiSE IWINE.
gusr RECEIVED, and fof sale at very reduced
2'ct' "OlHhAh & hAGRUDkR-
PO5IpUNEMENT
TUE sale adveTise5b by ne as ifusiee to take risce
= At te"ick: near Urbanoa, Mddlsss1 comfy be-
postponed iiil iarthtT notice.
Sc, - GEORGE d. NICHOLSON.
IRUST ALE.
t2Y virtue " deed ofirDs executed 10 tie sufscr
- btrs by GEORGE ". Esitd hearing aieihe t5tn n
Ithiuaty, 10 and dol frCpt6ed ii ihe county ms
% buckingham, t. secure drDt due Desp@ ~ PAGE
We shall sell tth. itPAesf BIDDER q, sstr,.,,s T,
W. He iowu % Cara, Tor cash, pR fhc Z5fh drs or
aarch 0csf, iht uact pf LNND wherein ihe sad
tard no" fesidcs. couaini-2 hundred scr,s more
had, 'he sale vii iake place on tte Grst fau cav.
WILLIAM hEEBS,
HtNRI PAGE.
1850
the bc'c heUisfd COae.
E1iLL be Tor sale a. CbstloUe BucEinpban and
~ rrmco tdeaid coWlhOuse5 on iheir fe5vcctt,s
quarterly days
ftb 22 q
4. dNouA-.a oaL'.--ts whine o. 2 decree ,f lie
superior Crnti 81 Chg.cery for ibe kicluy1nd
District pfun"uuctd on The iGb day OF JuHe. ls as
csHse therein depending, between reu'en Wiuf5re.
piainh. and CorHriGus Buch, sheriff gf Che.tefutla
apd 30 Thai oiaractel eowirieaior de honis n,r v,n
the VIII annexed, 81 William htoun, dec. drd others
dffendsnis-Wbi hs scd che 9rruitts to tasi ..I.
est hit0ei y; public suttun. lcr each. ar Fsaug lbe
2th 6gB NJ NGrch pstf the uaCt ofLANi' mecti. 70 .
iu The indtniure 81 ~ ftgsgc nlsd as tahbt u zoe
cause above rameo, arl described as fnilos S.. ths
" fact Of land purchased of Nelson p9Ueton or fhat
bStt u Tie following Boundary, viz: hurrtrd 1t me
BenisiniH hatcher. of the land so him 90 one hnn.
dfed aud seventy FIVE acres also ny he acres he
longing e. the mil all which aad lies on ue eide "a
TIE creek" a. GUEHRdVT, 81. $. g. o. n y.
YER ~. 93..,ds
t4 tksLAtS SALE.-By vftue Of derfee of ~
W. superior Court Of ChanCery glf The Richmond
District. utunuuncei The 18th dat of fnuF 1850 li
q cause therein depending Frte eeu IanHihe MtTle
plaintiff apf CbFfles Fstts, drisnduf-N I L. sr 5s
ton, TO the highest hiddtr for cash. ibe premises
tract Of LAMB isine ip ne courty of Lnnfppnft .ns.
posed 20 nia'n $50 acres, bOubdCd BY Tie if4dt
PIsr Stokes Chapman Grrucii auf others; O., &c. u
tas same usci of ana sold BY be above saa,d ,iec,
10 to the defendant
!. GOERRSFT a.. s. e. or. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

~ We are reqnested state fhat Y9hp ". CNrnsff.
Esq Be- candidate The Senatorial ~ .trict cauipnt
"a oi he c0uaucs 81 Caroline Hanover k,us william,
King & Qeeen and tsarx.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

" - '[''"II U' it"HNih.
;, dter. GGz.
FRANKFORT CD February 3.-fle
commissioners from he 5 ale o. Fences
sec and Kentucky have cue 10 a final
adjustment, oi HE dispulv concennng
the boundary line, and me commissl,n.
ers rom Ten. haze ilt own, on lGejr
"ay home. The terms agreed CD vii
appear in our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

jcO BuHdrCa Bsrres FaaalV -four
L"R SALE, ~hY FiUUk.Dy Tetaii-tLr ousiity
sdn ne tecoHiAtnura. ?. EANAtL & CO.
''"' L. g3..H3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

SEiSE IWINE.
~ NESEiFEb, and iof sale at a very reduced
~ Price ~ HOkIhAM & hAGRUBkR
70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

~ Wf0re authorized 10 stafe fhm 4. Hoomes
Esq WiH nat he a cardjdate M tie Acrt firctioH
for the d,stricf composed of the counties qf Caro-
Esscr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

We are iniormea ilai The Cdsratie, de
on'S is appointed Ills Catholic M,rs.y .
Anbassador 10 Tie Court Of Russia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

POSI fDN EMENT
TUE sale ADVERTISED by me- as trustee 10 take risce
= al lle0ick. near Urbanna MIddl,ssn eonpt ,s
postponed hil iaTthtr notice.
GEORGE d. NIcnoISoN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12

Mcclure, actually turned his wife and
children out of his house to give room
for his dulcina. The poor woman. whoi
is pattern Of industry, and her chill
dren. we're humanely taken under the
protection Of her husbands relations
she having none in this part of the
country. Information was given to the
Magistrates, VINO on examination of the
affair, found that he had absented him
self from his wife, and thereby violated
the law. They directed the Overseers
of the poor to enforce the ED section
of the "act for the relief and settlement
of they poor" by taking and Selling
the goods and chattels and to let out
and receive the annual rents and pro6ts
of the lands and tenements of this IN.
faithful husband for the benefit of the
wife and children.
This was duly performed, land the sta.
tute properly enforced the same day BY
tho overseer j: and on his application to
the justices, the aIluring dulcina was
brought up for examination as to her
last place of legal residence. She ut
terly refused to give the magistrates
any satisfaction on that point or re-
specting her infant, which is supposed
to be the illicit offspring of the farmer.
She continued obstinate for long time,
and refused to answer any questions,
for which she was about to be commit.
ted, but Mr.. Justice Dox having ton.
victed her as disorderly person, she
was committed to the county gaol for
sixty days at hard labor.
Genera Palladium.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
JAMES KENNEDY & son

HAVE just received the following receH
Il Il publications.
Edinburgh Review, No. &c.
Quarterly do. As. +,
Baines' History of the Wars ofthe French
Revolution from 1892 to 1915, with maps
and plates 4 vols. s 70.
Select Editlen Of the British Prose W.T.
tiers, 4 vols. g mo
Locke's Essay for the understanding OF d.
Pau's Epis,les land LIE Clerc on Inspiration
Miss More's Moral Sketches, vols.
Memoirs of Mrs. NJ. Cooper.
Taylor's Practical Hints to young females
Do. Character essential to success ID
life.
Tappan's Songs of Judah.
Barbaud's Affections Gift.
Crabbe's Tales OF the Hall, 2 vols. =, i,
Tales of the Priory, vols. by Mrs. f1o!'
land
Mystery, or Forty Years Ago, vols.
Edgeworth's Comic Dramas.
Complete sets Salmagundi. new series
MEDICAL BOOKS.
PARIS Medical Dictionary, 9 vols. quarry
Cox's American Dispensatory.
Buchan's Domestic Medicine.
Thomas Practice.
Wanostrocht's French Grammar.
Do Recueil Choisi.
DeIectus Sententiarum, and Historarun !
with most of the English, French, Latin aD'
Greek School books now in use. r.
september IL 1ulh'"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Attention.

TINE OFFICERS and NON COMMIS.
i STONED OFFICERS of the Light In
fantry Company, are hereby notified to al
tend meeting at The TowN-HALL-THlS
EVENING at 7 o'clock.
Persons wishing to become members OF
this Company will make application to any
one of The officers on this day.
By order, S. B. HARPER, Sec'y.
N B. The members of the Company that
have not supplied themselves with the ne
cessary uniform, will call at Mr.. John Boyd's
for the same.
Septic S. b. II. Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Philadelphia, Sept. z
LATEST FROM LAerYRA.


Il am sorry that it is not IN my power 70
forward you any OF the Caracas papers -
Ore Of them contains the answer OF Gen
Bolivar to the proposition made by morll-
10. refusing to treat on any other terms IMAM
the independence Of the country. Arepor'
was in circulation at La Guyra, that Gen.
La Tore, under the pretence OF getting
cattle. had advanced to favorable positions
and made an attack upon division OF Dol
war, army-they however proving suohs
or than he expected. La Tore was COM
pleteIy defeated--this took place during an
armistice that had been agreed upon ior
go DAYS. Such was the report, and much
credit given thereto.
Morillo had demanded 2ooo men, TO take
ND arms against the enemy
The only American vessels at Lagulra
o9d Aug. were the schrs. Hebe, Smith, Tor
Philadelphia, esd Aug. and Cecilia, Ramp-
ion, 96th Aug. Yours, &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON

authentic .anecdote. During the cam
paign OF the allied troops in Paris,
French citizen who was returning from
the counlr, through the champs Ely
sees, where the troops were encamped,
was robbed OF his watch by SERGEANT
in The British army.-Complaint was
Immediately made to the Commanding
officer, and the troops were paraded be-
fore the rrenchman, who Was thus ena.
bied to single out the offender. A court
marshal WAS held and the criminal con
demncd to die on the following morning.
As early as four O'Clock, khe whole of
tne allied, army was assembled in the
Bois lie bouiogne near Paris, where
the prisoner Was to undergo the SEN
tence. The charge upon which he had
been tried aud convicted was read a.
loud, and the unfortunate man prepar-
ed ior the pres nee of an offended Ma.
ker. Not murmnr ran through the
ranks. The justice of the decree was
acknowledged by every soldier, and if
the short lapse of time between the Of
fence and its solemn expiration, excited
feelings of terror. they were mingled
with respect for the stern severity of
their COMMUNICATIVE drums beat and
the black flag waved mournfully in the
air. The ministers of justice had al
ready raised the engines of destruction,
and the fatal monosyllable " fire." was
almost half CALCULATED, when the Duke
of Wellington rushed before their fire.
locks aud commanded momentary
pause whilst he addressed the prisoner:
'.You have offended against the law of
God, of honor, and of sirtue-the grave
is open before you--in few short mo-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12

ments your soul will appear before its
Maker-your prosecutor complains OF
your sentence--the man whom you have
robbed would plead for yonr life, and IS
horror struck with the rapidity OF your
Judgment. You are soldier, you have
been brave, and as report says, until
now, even virtuous. Speak boldly! IN
the face of Heaven, and as soldier OF
the army devoted to virtue and good
order declare now your own feelings as
to your sentence.
General said the man, s. retire,
and let my comrades do their duty
When soldier forgets his honor, LIE
becomes diss racefuI, and immediate
punishme Mt is due as an example to the
army.--Fire." " "a have spoken no.
bly," said the Duke with a tear in his
eye. "You have saved your liie--hoW
can destroy repentant sinner, whose
words are of greater value to the troops
than his death would he !! Soldiers,
bear this in mind, and may srnse OF
honor always deter you from infamy."
The troops rent the air with their huz-
zas, the criminal fell PROSTATE before
the Duke, the word march was given,
he arose and returned alive into those
ranks which were to have witnessed
his execution.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1890.

We are informed that No. Io,696 came
out on Friday morning aIprize of 10000 dol
lars; which we understand was sold by Mr..
D. G,LLEsrrs. Also. that he sold No. 3742.
a capital prize of $4,000 dollars. and Nos.
qos7, $500, prizes of 5ooo dollars, drawn
from the wheels of the National Lottery, No.
8, on Tuesday morning last.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
WARNING TO HUSBANDS.

Last week tie citizens of this village
we're sratifed with an act of summary
Justice. A farmer in this town, in ca
sy circumstances, infatuated and sedu-
ced Ly the alIarements of woman OF
disgusting appearances and abandoned
character. by the name of Elizabeth
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Baltimore, Sept. 8
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
By the brig Canada. capt. Cotterlll. az
rived at this port yesterday in 50 days from
Monte Viedo, we learn the following state
oftbe country on the 18th July, the date OF
her departure
Monte Vledo remained peaceable under
the Portuguese government, and on that
side Of The river to considerable extent,
although the Spaniards are by no means
satisfied but as the Portuguese have from
a TO S thousand troops at Monte Viedo, and
continually patrolling the city, there was
but little danger to be apprehended from
the Spaniards.
Buenos Ayres was in very dreadful state
mo security to either property or Ives
as there are scarcely two persons OF the
same sentiments, or cantell who governs,sl n
which state there is no safety or order ;but
to.rendsr it more serious, there was an ar
nv Of 600 men encamped before the place.
Gen. Lopez, the Governor OF Santa Fee, has
about 4 or 5 hundred men. Gen. Coreras
about $50 disconiented Chilians Aliviar
and about 40 or so officers. formerly in the
Buenos Ayreau service, bad passed over 70
him. Lopez and Coreras proclaim their IN
tention 10. be solely to pu! Alaviar al the
head OF the military establishment OF buenos
Avres. Dorego is now Governor OF buenos
Ayres La Madrid and Martin Rodriguez
commanding the Patriot troops, under MN
they have about three thousand troops.
On the 10th July, they attacked Allvlar'
and his confed.rates, and it was reported ne
had gained the victory.
All business was suspended at Buenos Ayres
had been for three weeks, anticipating ali
ayiar's attack on the town.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Nev York. Sept. 8.
JNew. York, September s.

GREAT FLEE AT PORT Az PRINCE.
The following letter, which was received
yesterday bya very respectable house in this
city, contains the first information, and all
the particulars that have reached US ofag great
disaster at Port au Prince.
Port an Prince, 2lst august, 1920.
Gentlemen.
"Since our last, of the 18th, our city has
been the theatre of an event. which has NIL
ed us all with CONSERVATION and grief.
"On the 18th INST about noon, fire broke
out in an apothecary's shop, and consumed
in few hours great part of the town and
unfortunately that portion Inhabited by the
greater part Of the persons concerned in TO-
reign commerce, for it was in those streets
that they transacted almos. al their bust
ness.
''The warehouse occupied by ourselves
and another merchant, became the prey OF
the flames, and il was with the greatest dir
6culty that we succeeded in saving small
quantity ofgoods.
"We are, however, very happy to assure
you, that there is no cause for apprehension
as to the effect that this accident will have
upon US. The precautions that we had ia
ken as well here as abroad, will make this
misfortune less felt by US.
"IL consequence OF the great number OF
houses that have been burnt, there has just
appeared decree of the president, which
declares all timber for building, plank, shin
giles and nails, free from duty until the 3oth
of June, 1921.
sin our next we shall give you fuller IN
formation as to what has taken place, as well
as of the losses experienced on this occasion
by foreign houses.
MARTELLY y CO."
Mercantile .4avertiser.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Attention.

alexandria Independent Volunteers.
VOU are hereby notiGed to attend drill
4 on WEDNESDAY next at O'Clock
P. VI. at the TOBACCO WAREHOUSE. By or
der OF the Captain.
w. DEVAUGHN, O.S.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Segar Makers.

VK7ANTED Immediately number o.
w steady first tate workers of Spanish
and American Tobacco. Also few decent
boys for the same purpose 10 all OF which
constant employment ana Cash payments
will! be given. Apply to the Printer.
sept l2 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
For Norfolk,

.kkM The packet sloop OCEAN, Capt
N@&s Middleton, will sail for Norfolk Oh
Thursday next. For freight OF passage, sp'
ply on board at TWINS wharf.
september l2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Peters Reports.

ID EPORTS of cases argued and oe ffe.
N mined in the Circuit Court o!the o ;nr
ted States, for the third circuit Contain "r.
cases determined in the District oil Ie The
Jersey, from the years 1908 to 1915 anu isI5
District of Pennsylvania, in the years iOi ~
Is. II, IS. By RICHARD PEIEf'o' -
Price seven dollars, for sale by CON
sent I2 ct JAMES KENNEDY loo""
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
! Hal,ar Aug. 26.
FREE PORT BILLS.

FREE PORT BILLS.
The Royal assent was given by commits
sion, July s, TO the Barbados Free Trade
Bill the Demerara Trade Bill and the
Newfoundland Fishery Bill !" of which,
strange as it may appear, little more than
the mere titles, are known on this side
of the water! Letters, however, to The 10th
ult. from respectable merchants. largely con-
cerned in the trade and interests OF these
colonies, contain no illusions to either OF
the free port bills from which it is inferred,
that they viii not be found to be OF such
deep importance, as TO excite any very Sc
rious apprebensions on our part.
One report on the subject ofthe Barbados
and Demerara free port bills is that they
only relate to the Spanish trade with those
places.
The British government brig Chebucto;
Lieutenant Commandant Stuart, arrived
here last evening in nine days from Halifax,
with dispatches. Passengers. Major Raitt,
military Secretary to bis Excellency Sir
James Kempt,} and lady--to take passage
to England.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
LIZ READING ROOM AAX>
ss& MARINE JOUR N AL. SS3

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, September 10.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Betsey, Fisher. Philadelphia
SAILED,
Schr Clothier, Gray, St. Johns, NJ
Schr. Nancy, Rltch, Boston.
Schr. Mary-Spear, Spear, Thomaston.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-12
Albany, September S.
NOPE COUNTERFEITERs APpRtHkhD-


NOPE COUNTERFEITERs APrRtHkhD.
On the 9Th ult. person by the name
of James Hamilton, was apprehended
in this city, charged with having pass
ed a counterfeit hundred dollar note OF
the n. Orleans bank, to a gentleman OF
this city, sometime in the fall OF 1919;
and also for having passed like no'e'
in the city of New York, about the same
time. Hamilton is, no doubt one OF
those counterfeitlng gentry, whose ira
Yelling circuit extends from Canada to
the Southern States-When apprehend-
ed, he had in his possession, neither
good nor bad money exceeding few
shillings, and no baggage; but as ne
had been seen, short time before, to
have a considerable sum>of money a
bout him, the police kept a ,igilant look
out, to discover where it was deposited
or secreted but nothing was disco, cred
until Friday uight last, when a bundle
was brought 10 the police Office, which
Hamilton had left at grocery in
back street, In this city. previous to his
being apprehended. On opening and
examining this bundle, it was found to
contain, beside some wearing apparel,
several packages of counterfeit bank
bills, amounting in the whole, to Thir-
teen Thousand and ninetytwo dollars,
of which the following is schedule -
New Haven bank, 1879 10 dollar
bills. $1,000
Havre de Grace bank, 556 OF 9
dollars, lll2
Georgetown Union bank, 1905
of dollars, 5ole
Baltimore Franklin bank, $50 of
9, and l of 100 dollars, S72
N. Y. Manufacturing CO., Is OF
10 dollars, $50
Orange county bank, OF dolls. 8
Baltimore Mechanic bank, 2 OF
9 dollars. 4
Pittsburgh bank, 400 OF S dolls. 2a45
N. Brunswick State bank, l0l OF
10 dollars, 1910
Bucks county Farmers bank,
"A of 10 dolls. 40
| n. Y. Union bank. II of $, and
IS of dollars, 274
N. Y. Merchants bank, IS OF
10 dollars, $50
Pittsburgh F. and MS bank, S
10 dollars. SO
Delaware Farmers bank, 3S of
S, & 60 of dois. S97
Bank of Columbia, | 8 of dis. 65
Boston Bank, of S, and Of
| dollar, 81
Maryland Farmers bank, l45of
S, & 81 of s dolls. So6
n. Y. Manhattan bank, 90 Of
8 dollars, 90
New Brunswick bank, SO OF
| S dollars, 2o7
Westmorcland Pa. bank, IL Of
8 dollars, Sc
Miami Exporting Company. 8
of SO, and Of 90 dolls, $50
Patterson bank, of dollars,
Baltimore Marine bank, IS OF
10, Il 10 of dolls. $50
Also, was unprecedented i'll this city,
on Friday last, for passing counter
feir bank note, person who says his
name is Daniel Newton Smith, and
that he belongs to Bakersfield, in Yer,
mont. He is about 81 years of age, &
had with him, when he passed the note