The New York Journal, And Weekly Register

By the sloop Patience, Captain Mitchel, from North-Carolina, we learn, that at a court of peace, oyer and terminer, &c. held at Warrington, before the three judges of the supreme courts, William Faircloth, John Price, Thomas Butcher, John Shepherd, Timothy M'Cartv, James Holmes, and Mann Phillips, all of the county of Dobbs, were indicted for having made, and by corrupt practices procured to be allowed by the commissioners appointed to settle army accounts, false and feigned accounts against the United States for military services which had never been performed; they had also made false orders in the names of those persons for whom the accounts had been drawn, by means of which they had obtained from the commissioners due bills and certificates to a very large amount.

The fines adjudged to be paid by each, exclusive of the corporal punishment and bonds, are as follow :--William Faircloth fined 200l. John Price fined 1000l. Thomas Butcher fined 400l. John Shepherd fined 400l. Mann Phillips fined 250l. Timothy M'Cartv fined 30l. James Holmes fined 90l. John M'Nule fined 300l. Jelley Read fined 20l. Benjamin M'Culloch fined 4000l.

Total money drawn from the treasury on certificates, commonly called due-bills, 42826l. 7s. 3d.