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Cogmac Brandy, Lis6onS' Ytntrife

Wme, &c.
II OR SALE, by ATWOOD s. QUINCY.
PoRTLASD-
3 Pipes Cognac Brandy, Sig
ness brand, superior quality,
II qr. and half casks Lisbon L. TenerifelW WINE,
10 kegs GINGER,
A few barrels Roll BIRTHSTONE,
1000 bushels North River Yellow CORN.
t6S drums excellent FIGS.
few boxes superior spanish CIGARS,
bags English WALNUTS,
5 %. PlMENTO,
8 bales CORKS,
10 bols Russia DUCK,
pipes old Holland GIN.
10 bales Georgia Upland COTTON,
bale bleached sHIRTINGS,
March "a, 1891. N
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COTTON GOODS-UCHEAP.s
CHARLES BRADLEY.

No 6, Mtssey's Row, Middte-Street,
IL AS just received, direct from the Manufac,ur.
AAers, and for sale, cheap, on their account,
bales bleached and brown Shirtings,
s 10. do. do. Sheetings,
do. Ginghams, Checks and Stripes,
5 DO. Almy, Brown and sIater's white and
colored Threads, all numbers.
Also, bale Lee'sred FLANNELS.
Purchasers a0iH do yell 10 call. If May %
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THIS is 10 give notice that KEZEEAH FL
WELL, my wife has left my house and re
fuses TO return wi,hou, any usiifable cause thi, 10
to forbid any person trufiing her on my account
a. will pay no debts of her contracting,
JAMES ELWELL.
Darvills, May IA, 1881.
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Mem Goods-Cheap.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
By JOSEPH JOHNSON,

aI1ddte-SfTeef, PORTLAND,
Ageneral assortment Of GOODS, suitable for ihe
season among which are, one case of LEGHORN
STRAWS. May 90.
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Unless Sad taxes with all necessary interven-
ing charge, psid TO me. the subscri Der, on OF
before Saturday, tie Ibirteth day or jane next,
30 much Of said land will satisfy the same will
then be soldst Public Auction, at the sture NJ
JOHN Beck, ia Orland aforesaid, on iid daT, a.
two '1lock in The afternoon
EN0CH> PARTRIDGE. Collector
Orland, May IL, fgsi. (sl{e)
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Nails.
SHAW & THAXTER

Agents for the Salem Iron Factory Company,
IIAvE now on hand a general assortment of
i CUT NAILS Of he fra quality, which they
offer for iale as low a. they can be purchased 10
town. Also general assortment of
Vest India Goods G. Groceries,
az usual. June 4, 1891.
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JOSEPH NOBLE,

COPPERS.HIIH & BRAS FOUNDER,
A 4 his shop 10 Fore Street. near the head Of
Z "A Union Wharf, manufactures at short no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-10

i6, CoMNrEeE AND MASrFAoTrRrs--" Loj them
alone" . g,1,S--S cheers.
IL. STATE RIciITs-Thor perfect nviolabiliiy, ei-
Their from open aggression, jesuitical construction,
or insi,lious implication.
10. iuE PREss-Giye rs but Light
. etu,s--3 cheers.
Ia. THE SouTH AMERICAN PArRiors-Their re-
cent victories we hail as happ, presage of ultimate
success. 9 guns cheers.
20 SrAIE AND PeRTuGAI-The Pvrcnees shall
become plain, the Bay of Biscay siaguant pool,
ere the Russ Hun shall trampie on the ashes of
Cer,autes or Camoens. gam cheers.
II. TuE NEAroLIrAss--Craven Kites from Eagle
sires Grpa,,s end misses
-. TRE HoLy ALLiANcE-Its existence a stain IN
MISUNDERSTANDING by its destructive influence all
that is dearest to man, and cloaking the most un-
haiowcd designs under the sacred OF pretexts.
HisSes.
p. TuE 0Ip DoMISIoS-'' To us, the land of eve
ry land the pride. euaS--6 cheers.
~. TnE FaR-The frccr man, the more their slave
Pet. IR,eil Guns ui,iintited
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LATEST FROM PENSACOLA.

G.
Pet buell. GINS m,iimited.
LATEST FROM PENSACOLA.
Extract ola letter TO a gentleman an this torn,
dated Pensacola, (W. FL Jrne 10, 1891.
The HORNET has at last arrivcd-She
came into port last evening, in nine days from
Havana. Capt. Reid was sick few DAYS in Ha-
vana, but is now quite well. The delay, ofthe
Hornet was occasioned Il believe) by the death
ofthe lntendant General. An Express was sent
to General Jackson Immediately after the ar
rival of the Hornet and we expect the trans
fer will take place in few days. The Gene
raj Is now in Montpelier, 65 miles from this
place" fPetesburg Int.
MORE DELAY.
CHARLESTON, June a6.-Capt. VINCENT,
of the sloop James, arrived this morning from
st. NIarys, reports that the ship Meteor, Clio
yer, which had sailed with Troops for St. Au-
gustine, under the expectation of the delivery
of that post, returned with them on Thursday,
the 9lst inst.-thc Governor not vet being
ready to surrender it. The Meteor would
sail again on SOth; and it was said. possession
of st. Augustine would be positively given ON
LIST July.
The U. S. Schr. Porpoise Lieut. RAmAsr.
was off St Mary's bar, when the James sailed.
City Gazette.
The newspaper, called The Columbian, was
discontinued on Saturday evening. Mr.. Spoo-
ner, its late editor, for whom. as man, we have
always had high respect, has abandoned poll
ticks, and having bought the establishment OF
the Patron Of Industry commences a daily pa
per this day, entitled The .Neic- York Ereniag
Je,u7iaLand Patron Of Lndusfrg--to be devo-
ted to the news Of the day. Mr.. s. has asso-
ciated with him gentleman qualified to dis
charge the duties OF editor, and we haveno
generally satisfactory to lis readers.
NJ Y. Ca.
Mr.. Joseph c. Molchcr has commenced the
publication OLA Newspaper at Nantucket, en-
titled the Inquirer. The;extensive whale fish
cry carried on from that Island, renders it pro
bable that much important shipping intelligence
viii be derived from that quarter
NJ Y. .4IRcican
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csintable for this money were Gefaufleos 70
this amount! They might just as well do SO
AZ TO tell us that the persons yet accountable,
whose accounts are not settled, are detautcrs
for ifteen millions. 1t would not have been
true in the former List it is not true of the
present. The proof of it is, that, in little
more than four years, assiduously applied 20
the settlement of these accounts, the amount
h1S been reduced from forty three to fifteen
rniliious. The same industry continues To be
employed i'll settling these accounts and we
Lave great satisfaction in stating, on unques-
honable iniormation, that, since the List sent
10 Congress was made ont, progress has been
made IN the settlement Of these accounts (ba-
lances as they are called) which will reduce
the amount OF them, before the next meeting
Of Congress, more than fire millions of'doiiars.
Every eXcrtion, weventure to assert, will con-
Time to be made to bring them TO a final set
Element.
Notwishins to dwell longer on what is made
so plain TINT he who runs may read, we will
conclude by submitting TO the party papers,
IN Maryland or elsewhere, a simple question
IN the Single Rule Of Three SO easy of solu-
ton that no school boy but can work it
If Is d - 10
We do not insist much on the accuracy of
the answer, or on the fairness of such com
putation, because it may be that few of the
accounts will never he settled at all, the par
ties having, since the accounts were opened
against them, been killed in battle, having died
III their beds, or having become nsolvent.-
Sut we maintain, that the answer will be
more consistent with the truth than any of
the differences which they have amused them
srives with drawing from the 90 List of Bal
anccs."
THE THIRD AUDITORS LETTER.
accompanying the Last Of Balances transmitted
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s. Tho Pre- idcnt or tic United States
Z. The AciuS and Navy OF the Uni,ed States Eln-
uaung the glory oi theirmos usrious predecessors,
they will continue instruments for the protection, and
moi the INVASION, OF our rights.
g. John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and james
Madison, cN-Presidents OF the United States: The
OH of the sun ye, more glorious in lis decline than
IN It's meridian splentor
9. The memory OF those who have fallen in dcitucc
of them country:
low Steep the brave. who sink TO rest
By all their country's wishes best!
10. Agriculture, Commerce, and Manufactures
By general blessings, we are more than Unidentified
for putia evils.
II. Literature, aud the Arts FRS; Freedom, and
then Glory.
II. The States: May they " Indignantly frowr
upon the first dawnng of every attempt to enieebl,
the sacred ties which now link them together"
Is. The Fair Sex . The choicest best giit from
above"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-11
Notice is hereby given

ITO all whom it may concern, that the
il partnership in which | was engaged
with Evan P. Tay lot, and which was car
ried on under the firm of Evan r. Taylor &
Co. has been dissolved, and that am de-
termined to be in no manner answerable for
apy further contracts or engagement made
by him. All persons indebted TO the said
late firm. are requested aud warned not 10
nav their accounts unless they can obtain
the sanction aud receip, Of both parties, as
the said Evan P. Taylor has seized upon the
books OF the firm, and in he most uljustih.
able manner denies me all access to them,
unless consent to make out the accounts in
my own name, and whish, f bis pretensiens
in this respect were true, the books would
OF course be my property alone.
aCHAS. B. X. DOUGLASS.
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no all whom it may or may not concern,
IL that there never was any partnership
subsisiing between the subscriber and Chas.
B. K. Douglass, consequently no dissolution
could take place. The plain fact is this, on
the 18th of July, 1919. agreed to give said
Douglass salary in proportion 10 the profits
OF The business that might be done. On the
lst of January 1921, sold out the entire
concern 10 said Douglass; since which time
have made NO contract relating to the con-
Germ, and sincerely hope that MIR. Doug
lass may be bile to fulfil his contracts 10 me,
as it will enable me 10 discharge my debts,
but am fully sensible that no person will
ask him to pay my debts contracted by me,
so he may make himself perfectly easy about
being made answerabls for any of my debts
In the mean time, feel mvseIl bound to
state To will not pay any debts contract
ed by him. As to the assertion OF my keep
ing the books in my possession, and refusing
him access to them, ii is not true; as he has
been frequently offered the only book which
he has any claim TO; the rest Of my books
being filled with my owl concerns, previous
to the sale of the establishment. Had not
been compelled, in justice to myself, thus
TO come before the public, should not have
stated the above facts, but when a man thus
makes an attack on me, as be did in yeter-
days Gazette, silence on my part would be
criminal, though am inclined to think he
has been badly advised, and has acted thus
more from want OF experience than from any
intention to commit error.
iune sNdGt E.P. TAYLOR.
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! Office Of The Asst Com. q SUB.

IOfce of the Asst Com. Of Sub.
Fort Washington, June 6:
CEALED proposals will be received at this
- Office until the goth instant, tor furnish
ing the troops snd laborers at this post, with
Fresh Beef for one year, commencing on the
first Of July 1891 The beet to De o. g0G q,
quarters when the quantity will allow, when
less than quarter is required. an equal pro-
portion of ist cd and Sd qualities The con-
tractor to deliver the beef at the post twice
in each week. in such quantities as shall be
directed by the Assistan, Commissary Yum until til
the weather is sufficiently cool to allow OF
drawing two days beef at once, when the
contractor will be required to deliver 1t only
once in each week 1000 ana sGmeign psr
'of"an'e THOMAS CHILDS,
1t. e. Asst Com. Sub.
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IIF RE1DING-ROOM "a,
~ MARINE JOURN 49,
PORI or .4LEXaNDRLd, June 8.

ARRIVED,
Schr. May, Clark, Newburyport.
schr, Elizabeth, Traverse, n. York.
Brig Mercator, Parsons, IL days from
Tbomas,own, lime and ioice, to ). ii. Laid
L Co.
Sch Independen ce, Fisher, Philadelphia
SAILED,
Schr. Rising Sun. Berry, Aquin. St. Do
mingo, :,
Brig Missionary, Davies, Falmouth Eng
and a market.
Ship VIM. Baker, Warner. Rio de ia
nero,
Big Resolution, Hopkins. Providence,
RI
- Benefactor, Imhor, Bermuda.
Schr. Syren, Emmery, Portland
Larch. Kinks, Boston.
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Grand National Lottery,
I,TeYTrIy @,f 1QC
1874 prizes, ! not 2 blanks
$685. s blanks, to a prize.

$4,000 tickets at DiOis 5oo,oOo
Prizes only to be drawn,
On to 10th day will be deposited in the
wheel one prize IF D6ooo; on thu 10Th day
one prize of D5ooo; on the Goth day one
prize Of 5ooo; on the 25th day one prize Of
Die, 900; on the 28th day prize Of 5000;
and on The Both day one prize OF Dfoo 900.
Prizes subject to deduction Of Is per
cent.
Thirty three drawings.
The drawings will be announced in the
course OF few weeks.
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority Of the United States. and the pri-
zes all floating as specified, offers the great
est inducement 10 adventures.
Tickets will advance to Dill on the list
day Of June. -
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REPuBLic of COLOMBIA.

REPuBLlc OF COLOMBIA.
Rafael Urdsnela, OF the order OF Liberators,
BrgsdieE General of the armies vi the
Republic, and commander in chief OF
the gsard Of the Liberator President.
The division under my command having
taken possession Of the capital. after DIS
persing the forces which defended it, and
aesirvus OF restoring tranquility, makes
known the following:
/. The troops under my command are not
10 be considered as foes, but as the pro-
Ieclors OF the province Of Coro.
2, Every Individual OF this province. who
has followed the enemy IN their retreat,
shall enjoy complete security both in bis
person and property; to which benefit those
also shalt be entitled, who having joined
the enemy, desert them, and return IN good
iaith to our standards
). None shall enjoy these privileges,
who beucetorth con,pire against the 60.
rernneut, by forming guerrilla parties or
Otherwise.
4. All those who have arms. ammunitioR
OF any other wariike stores, must forthwith,
after this publication, deliver up the same,
and any one acting contrary to this effect,
shall be liable to the penalties found proper
TO be imposed on them.
5. All the emigrants willing to return to
their homes, are Of course entitled to safe
conveyance provided they return to be come
Colombiaus, and renounce immediately the
Spanish government. IL they present them
selves within ten days, they will have the
right TO claim the properties. which other
wise shall be forfeited. but they will in Ell
Their case enjoy personal security.
6. Any person having communications t.
make relative 10 the province. will call on
colonel citizen Juan Escalona, who is ap-
pointed governor and commander in chief
thereof.
Z. AIRY intercourse with the enemy's ter
ri;ory, without the know ledge of the govern
uent. is under the severe st penalties hereby
interdicled.
Be this published and stuck up for its due
effect.
Head quarters General of tie guard at
Coro, Ilth May, 1921.
RAFAEL .URDANETA.
The Curacao Courant of the 18th May,
states that during the past week, there had
been many arrivals from Coro, each con
veying considerable number of the inhab-
itants, among whom was the governor, civil
and military officers and clergymen, in all
between and SOC persons. The inhabi-
tants Of Govo had become alarmed at the
threatened attack upon that place by the In
dependent troops in Maracaibo-no sooner
had part Of this force reached Paraguana
than every person in Coro fed. some into
the interior others took shipping with what
effects they could take with them, leaving a
few of the most INDECENT inhabitants 70 re
ceiye the Independents, who entered Core
without firing shot. The last accounts sta
ted that the independent flag was flying IN
La Vale. This is the first tire since the
commencement of the war in Venezuela
that Coru has fallen into the hands OF the In
dependents.
-..~ns.------.-.--....-=
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For Freight.

az The brig MERCATOR, Wm. Par,
ssS sons, Master, burthen 1000 bbls.: she
is an excellent vessel, and will very soon be
ready to load.
Apply to ). II. LADD 20.
Who hare said briggs cargo for sale. Oiz:
6o4 casks fresh Thomaston Lime
10 NJ. hard wood joist
s NJ: refuse boards.
June III
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For Sale or Rent,

TIME LARGE BRICK TAVERN. in
Dumfries, occupied at present oY zap
tain George Williams. POSSESSION WIZ oe
given on the Ist day OF January next. Ut
terms apply to the subscriber, living IN Dunn
fries. ,o.,N cbpNcE.
june4 'N "a
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Lost

luther in alexandria or on the roao
IL leading to Washington, thread lace
containing four yards: ne nnu-
.r viii be handsomely rewarded oy leas,ns
II a, this Office. June u-ol
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Bank Stock.

TWENTY TWO SHARES stock OF the
L Bank Of Alexandria, for sale; Apply 70
June II KERR & FITZHU0h.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
At Public Sale.

At Public Sale.
- WILL be sold to the highest bid.
I'M der on Saturday The 18th. inst at 8
;si o'clock, P: N. on the premises, all
Alexander TO the following Lots-One large
lot of ground fenced in, with two houses
thereon at the head of Duke:slreet, ne ar the
Stone Bridge, this lot might suit any person.
wishing to make large quantity Of brick,
without penetrating below level With the
street.
Also,
A Square of Ground containing about two
and quarter acres as by Deed from Simms,
to Alexander bearing date cath may, 1876,
Adjoining MFR Peyton's land on the Dorth,
Christ Church and Methodist burying
ground on the east-this lot with triting
expense might be made a most excellent
clover or meadow lot:
Also;
An eight acre lot on the Little River turn
pike road, On The east side and within
stones throw of toll gate, No. | not mile
from town. This lot is under good fence.
susceptible Of great improvement ty plaster
and clover; being pretty we'll sci with cloi
yer at present; beside a Gen. derable guam
tity Of volunteer rye. from last years crop.
Sale to commence with the irst mentioned
lot Terms will be made known at the plao
of sale
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee
June 6 dts
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AlsO;
RISE TICKETS
IN The GRAND

IN THE GRAND
State Lottery Of Maryland,
The FIRST TO BE DRAWS in BALTIMORE
Under the superintendent Of the Con<
missioners appointed by the Governor and
CoiIocil
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Sale 8 at Auction.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY, q. ~ O'Clock,
w ILL be sold at the vendue, store;
Sugar, cheese,
Molasses, Candles,
w. |. Rum; Peach Brandy
Vinegar, Mustatd, &c.
A variety OF new, and second hand house,
hold Furniture.
new carryall,
find uithdat reserDe, =,
A choice lot of block 4 pump makers tools;
Is adjusted fifty sides,
! beam, chains, and scales.
Also
Cloths, Cassirneres, Nahkeens. Maise lies;
White and Brown Linen, Sewing Silk, Cot
ton, Pins, Needles, Buttons, &c. &c.
june g.: S. A. MARSTELLAR, Aac.
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Marshal's Sale,

NlHfSUaI 3 SdIc,
N7ILL be sold, on the premises, on Sa::
w turday the Cd day of june next, at
10 O'Clock A. N. for cash, all H.. right:
titles and interest of Benjamin Baden, in
and to Brick House and Lot. situated on
King street, at present occupied by John
Grubb. TO satisfy an execution in favor Of
Joseph Janney.
april 3O-3tawts
BY Consent of parties the above sale
is postponed until the shlh instant.
iupe 4.-ts
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rator; this title alone must imperiously con-
duct you to tue pain OF victory or death.
Head quarters, OF :he guard, Maracay 90,
2Sth Apri, l82l-lllh.
RAFAEL URDANETA.
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Black Girls.

1.-TWO likely black Girls for sale, (not to
u be taken out Of The Distrct) one about
is, and the other II years old. 0FEnquire
of the Printer. June 7 st
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Attention! Light Infantry

V0U are hereby notified to attend Dr.n'
L on Tuesday 90 ening, l9th inst; (on lhe
usual muster ground, north OF MIS-. PUN
sass's house) at half. past q o'cioeA'-
|functuAl attendance is requested.
june IL N. w. SCOTT, Sec.
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Newa)rIeans Sugar.

THIRTY one hhds. first quality New
[ Orleans Sugar. landing and for SAFE -
Also in store. So boxes Oranges, aad on 90
Lemons, in prime order. mn,
June ll-6t LINDSAY Il HILL.
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COhsn's Office, la. Market street, !
Baltimore. June lst, 1921.

DutsWtoFe, OHte fS', WITT
ftTbe public are hereby respectfully and
timely notified that the price Of tickets and
Shares in the GRAND STATE LOTTERY
will be continued at the original rate OF s
DOLLARS until Friday. the 18th OF the
present month, (June) OF which DAY they
will be advanced to TEN DOLLARS.
This splend lottery the first to be drasva
under the superintendent OF tie Commits
sioners appointed by the Council OF State.
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5000 Oils.
5000 DIS.
20 of $4,000.
NOHtuItIo SuE"' PE
10000 Ills.
10000 dis.
10000 DIS.

&c &c. &c.
and not tao blanks to a prize--with also the
popular arrangement of paying premium
Of ten dollars to each Of The first draovn three
thousand Blanks! thus giving decided ad.
vantage to the early adventurer.
lrThe whole of the prizes are payable
in Cash, Gold or Silver, or in notes OF the
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
~ ORDERS from any part OF the United
States, post paid, and dated any time pre-.
vious to the 18th June, will be supplied at
the original price Of Nine Dollars, address
sed to
il. COHEN, Jr.
Secretary to the managers, Baltimore.
Baltimore, June l.
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tbs;r umpose Their counsel demurred 10
the Indie trnents, as well against the Jur's'
dic;ion Of the court in those cases in which
the Bank of the United States had been de-
fraudsd. as against the act itself being an
indictable offence under our laws.
After two weeks OF very able argu-
men, on the subject, the Court on Saturday
gave their opinion sustaining The demurrer
Chief Judge Dorsey dissenting from this
opinion. The Attorney General then gave
notice that the decisions should be carried
to the Court of Appeals.
The Counsel tor the state were Murray
IAttorney GENERALLY Harper. Writ, and
Mitchell, for the traversers Pinkney, Win
der. and Maulsby.
We understand that there are also several
indictments in which no charge Of eonspira-
cy was laid, but that the parties were IN
dicted severally. for frauds committed upon
the Banks. In these cases we learn tha'
a demurrer has been entered, upon the
ground that the offence charged in the in
dictments is only recognizable by our law,
as a breach OF trust, and not as criminal
offence, These cases will probably be ar
gued this day. [JMorns"g Chronicle.
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Baltimore, Aprl 8.
TRIALS IN hartford.

At Hartford County Court. now sitting,
Judges Dorsey, Hanson, and Ward presi-
ding. as was expected, cane on the trials Of
some of those persons who were indicted
IT, This city for defrauding the Banks; the
parties were charged in The indictments
18th .uteriDg into a conspiracy to effect