The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-07
JOHN W. EPPES.
FARMERS, BANK OF VIRGINIA


On Monday last, the Stockholders met at the
Capitol, sgreeably che Advertisement of the Com
mssioners of this City, to appoint Directors for the
Farmers Bank. The Charter requires of the Di-
rectors OF the mother bank to he chosen by the
Stockholders, and by the Executive and in the
Offices, 5 by the $ and ~ the E-The Executive
having come to resolution not appoint untii the
s. had made their elections, the latter proceeded in
the forenoon and completed their business by 8 o.
cock. The Z. made their appoin.nentsn the C.
yeoing The following is the result
List Of the Directors 10 serVe antI January neats
GU -. means Stockhold'ys g Il. the Executive.
John :. Gamble, Robert Graham, John Cunningham,
John Amber, j. w. W,mfree-By the Been.
iamim Hatcher, Robert Pollard, Colin Me. Rae,
Christopher Tompkins, Beniamin Tate, Frederick
NoRSoLK By the S Muses. Myers, Warren
Asi'ey, Wright sruthsate, Philip Hcnop. VIM.
Dckson.--By the S.-Rchard Blow, Richard
nrummond, WIN. g. Selden, VIM. c. Holt, George
. Kelly, Richard Il. Lee, John Tabb, John T. Bow
ioin,
rErEKsr UR+--Bp the SWIM. Clarke, Edward
Pegrtm, David Walker, Joseph Bragg, Jones
Mi,ehell.-By the E.--John r. Brown, John V.
Wilcox, l.. Il. Stainback, Charles Curling Pleasant
Aiken, John Osborne, Samuel Christian, Edward
Watkinl (of Din@iddie.)
fundamentally tie S--A. F. Rose, j.
Crnmp, WIN Bernard, Murray Forbes, John GRAY
by the .E---]ohn T. Brooke, John Moncure,
WIN. Brent, Robert Stannarf, John w. Green,
Crutchhc!d. . 90.
LyxcuB unG-By the lS-Charlcs Johnston.
Wm. Nor gan, Thomas iigginbotham VIM. Davis,
VIM Mitshel-Byth e E.-E'lward Watts, VIM.
schooHisli, Henry Brown, Fielding Bradford, VIM.
iVarwiak. -, .,4.
W1NcuzsrsR--B BY the S--U w. Baker.
James English, Alfred II. Powell, Edward Me-
GuiIe, Lewis Hobby the E.--jNnes Singleton.
Dauel lee, Archibald MagilI, Samuel WindelI, A
BRAN Miller, Isaac iIo!lingsworth, John ID. Orr.
Samuel Taylor.
IJ' The Board &c Directors of this CITY met ON
Monday night, and elected Benjamin Hatcher Esq.
President, and VIM SeServis Esq C!shier..
.Cr The Stockholders met on Tuesday to re-
ceive the Reiort of their Committee ON the Bye
laws Of tl,e Institutions, wlrah was gone through,
amended and adopted. The Stockholders then FIX
ell the salary Of the Prevalent at this ,,iace al
5 $500, aud OF the Presidents of the Branches II
s5500--Thc Charter allows each board Of Drec-
tors to fix the compensation Of their own Cashiers
q other officers
Tie Bsser Junto have again put forth the
cloven foot, x exhibited tire Tory spiriL BY
which they are inspired. Their attachment
to Britain has grown into 4 sort Of proyerb
and no one, who reads their resolutions of the
2lst UT; cant doubt its correctness. Thcse
RESOLUTIONS were passed by meeting OF
the Delegates OF the county Of Essex. which,
like the other ncw4fangled meetings IN NJ SIS
has been dubbed with the name &c a Cen.
Uenfion. The notorious Timothy Pickering
presided at their meeting tie reader may
guess tire rest. The eli is worthy Of its
sire for there is the same disgusting slang
IN these resolutions as there has always
oeen in his writings The same malicious
charges OF devotion TO FRANCE, the same viii
mig affections for G.. Britain the Country,
which is ALPHABETICALLY called "tbe bulwark
Of our religion" s. whose HaVV is called our
shield against the power of France. We
shall not disgust the reader by extracts
nor, in truth sholld NC have noticed the Re
solutions of Ipswich. but that they serve
~ elucidatc the future ftanS Of the unto ot
Essex. These too dictate the law to the
other ambitious and Disconnected spirit.
Ut Massachusetts so that the measure.
which they point out may fairly be Ia
ken as the gage of the future design.
of the party 10 .he Fast. Now, the great
li3!nt IN their rescimioas, is The last one