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Washington, District Of Columbia
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A false report of a counterfeiter carrying $800,000 in spurious bills led to the wrongful arrest of an innocent Montreal gentleman in Granville, NY, who had $20,000 in legitimate money. The informant, Noble, was convicted as a counterfeiter and sentenced to 14 years in state prison.
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The report published last week of the apprehension of a counterfeiter at Granville, with $800,000, in spurious bills, proves to be incorrect. Noble, the fellow mentioned as the informer, had suggested that a person was on his way from Canada, with the amount of bills above stated, and had so completely described a gentleman from Montreal, who was in Granville a few days after, that he was arrested, taken to Salem, examined, and found to have in his trunk $20,000. all in good money! He was of course liberated, and Noble, on a previous indictment, as a counterfeiter, was found guilty, and sentenced to the state's prison for 14 years,—Sentinel.
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Granville
Event Date
Last Week
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innocent gentleman liberated; noble sentenced to 14 years in state's prison
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False report of counterfeiter with $800,000 spurious bills led to arrest of innocent Montreal gentleman in Granville, who had $20,000 good money; informer Noble convicted as counterfeiter.