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Colnfertfiter5.- BY the Peacham, paper We
ind Samuel Spring, Rufell Underwood,
John St. Clair, and John Giles, were few
orally convicted at the fefion Of the Superb
or Court in Orange County, Yer. Of couu-
terfciting or paling bank bills of the n. Fl.
Bank, payable at Philadelphia, Bottom
Branch Bank, Providence and Cbefhire Bank.
They were fentenced 20 ttand in the pilory
one hour for two or three iuccenive oavs-
to receive thirty-nine ItriPes, and pay fines
from 70, to 400 dollars, according to the
enormity Of their offences.


Spring is an old offender, being concern
cd in the Burroughs Canada mandatory.


The fare has been benefited 44oo dol
lars, by the forfeiture Of bonds from f-yen
others.


The Court ordered fundry plates 20 b
deitroyed and 1900 dollars in counterfeit
bills TO Be burnt.