{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
Counterfeit three dollar notes purporting
to be of the Bank of Delaware, are in circu-
lation. The paper of the Counterfeit is
whitcr and thicker than the genuine bill,
and such as have appeared here are filled to
]. Erskine. The names Of the cngravers,
Murray Draper Fairman & Co, at the bot
tom of the note in the spurious Bill, is bold
or aud winter than it is on the genuine
note.


We would caution Farmers, Mechanics
and Merchants to be on their guard. Print
crs need no cautioI,-This luckless fratcrni-
ty 50 seldom have the lingering of a Bank
note, except "to look thereon" that there Is
but little apprehension Of their suffering
from this or any similar impositions.
At the request of many Of oar friends, we
present our readers, to-day, with the first
extract from the discourse of Mr.. Owen, on
a new system of society, as delivered in the
House Of Representatives at Washington,
to a large concoursc of spectators, among
HnOHt WtIC Jul NCICIdDiC ICSltcHl monroe
and Presid-n, elect, with the heads of de.
partments. We propose giving a portion
Of the discourse of this able and enightcn-
cd phllanthrophist, with his system as laid
down, until it shall all be published. 1t will
be read with admiration by perhaps all who
may have an opportunity of perusng it
and will, we have no doubt prove source
of edftication. Mr.. Owen, like all other
good men, has his cncmies--the shaft Of Ca
lumny has been levclled at him, and malice
and envy would fain remove the fair impress
ions that his enlightened views have made
upon the minds of thousands of his admirers
But we believe he has reared his structure
upon basis too firm to be shaken by the
mere o1aiaions of those who are labouring tc
I oppose him.