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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-03

department the last year a year OF peace
cost the country nearly fifteen millions
of dollars !! All natioIs are redaclngI
their array establishments to the loves;
ssssible point. War. they know. never
come NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. there i
way. is tirae between the first breeze
aud the storm to make preparations aud
that in eve,v country the standing ar
NV is the levethan which swallows up
the revenue of coantry."
The following paragraph is cOpie d
from an essay il tae" 'nteliigencer on
the Post OEce establishment. and will
she " the wonderful facility OF travelling
in this young and enterprlsing coah-
TRY.
From Portland in Maine, to NateGiot
cdes in Louisiana, h distance OF ISIS
miles. the mai! travels in thirty TIVE days
passing for rerv considerable distance
thraugh an unsettled wilderness, over
osds almost impu4, bic. aad al tie ave-
rage rae Of more than ~ nil =
day-From W-ahla sson .Ity to l.. xlug-
ton in Kentucky. distance fo95
miles the mails traSeis in six days and
twcive hours, over rough roads aud lOf'
e svuntains, at tns rate ut eighty six
miles per ds,.-irum boston to Savah.
.aah, ,listsnc. of 1854 mics, the mail
travels in ten days and eighteen hours,
making uuward, ui naHGrcd miles per
day ior the whole Of Inc distance. Eu-
'iropcaas OF the hrst intelligence assure u,
; tii..; ihsse movement, considerably ex.
: cesi the rapidity with Which the mails
: travel eitSe. IN England o. France.
j Pennsylvania BankS.--ft appears by a
: aocumcn,, published IN the fndadelphia
napcrs, that there are, IN the state Of
Pennsylvania, forty eight incorporated,
ami twenty twO unInceI pora'cd Banks
=, nakin. nr less than seUshty tGo Bauks
aow 10 operation i'll thai site
) iixtract Of ietie: from one Of The own
! ers of me British sChooner Bcislde,e,
TO gentleman is New York. dated
| Wilmington, Nc, January IS.
! +" have to iniorn you, that, on the
:. 5th instant, l experienced i dreadful
= gale, which .hrew the schooner on Der
,!beam ends. Being unable t" wear round
1--WE cut away the main mast, rIgs!:S. oa!!s
i and yards, before she ri. ted i.e' ig!;
was also so much injured Us 70 cause heT
Ito leak very badly, especially Or Dear'"s
!, zap Ia the wind, We did not reach GU
: port until yesterday. immediately en-.
TERED the yesse, aud CARED survey
The surveyors orlered her {" be hove
), out and they believe the -ePnirs eau be
'iconpietsi in nbalt 3 aaPs, when she
Twill ue ready 10 receive her ca 80"
y s-A.scASs-- s-ESzs-.
!, A ros' oEicvr reduced. met. in tie
= Jardin de- PiaHtce. one of lis comrades
a. miserable as li:nac.g -" hat 40
vop do hr'e :" am IA cou.'se ui boS
;ary, to teach me how 10 vesetats.'
/ Aya. Zap.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-03

A few Shares Of Mechanic
Bank Stock, Tor sale.
Apply to the Printer.
Jan q It
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For Freight,

sx The East sailing Sloop John I'D
aERams, r. Gibbs, master; she car
RES about 500 barrels, and is pow read,
for the reception of cargo. A trsiSh
to some southern port or to the West
Indies would be preferred. Apply Il
the master On board or 10
Thomas ii. Rowland.
February S OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-03
Alexandra Morocco NIaruEac

Alexandra Morocco Niarufac
tory.
At the Corner Of 0ronokc " Eater
streets near the Fish !charf,
Where m.y be had. Moi0t GO iG -en-
,lemen's bus,s, Morocco and American
&ld.of all colors for ladies' shoes. coach.
makers and hatters' Lin.rg 'kirs. hat
,ers' and spinning wool. The above ar
tcles manufactured in the bes, manner
-; the subscribers.
Jcan ID. BeRkhert e Co.
NIB. All kinds of Silks sco~eTed and
lived in the best manner.
Sovenber eot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-03

~ The consignee of nine
saly. "f English Blankets, shipped On
beard IF schooner Rose IN Bloom, my
selfmaster, at Savannah. will please re-
ccive them.
n.,sI uo,,lo.I
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-03
For New Orleans,

ESS The ship Potomac, Charles
q e 'irf5S, Bradford, master; will sail
w.: sTsS aIs ~ m the goth Of the ensuing
ssaszE month, FEATHER permitting
For freight or passage, having excellent
accommodations, apply to
John Jauney aud Co.
! mo. % e"ff
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-03
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
NSTRIlT OF CULU N 81 4.
County of Alexandra, to wit: NOvem
Der Term, 1916.
IN CHANCERT.
Colin Aud, eoG,plaiuant-asainst
John Mills, junior. Noblet Herbert am
Alexander 3asgott, detfs,

John Mills, junior, Nob!et Herbert and
Alexander Baggott, dstrS.
The defendant John Mills, junior, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court upon af''da
Wit. that The ssid defendant John Mills
Junior, is not an inhabitant Of this dis
trict: on motion Of the compIa nant by
his counsel, it is ordered, that the salt!
defendant John Mills, junior. do appear
here on the first day OF April ter@ mex
and enter his appearance TO the suit ard
give security for performing The DEGREES
of the court aud tIat the other defend
ants Noble. Herbert and Alexander Bag.
got, do not pay away, convey or secrete:
ihe debts by them Owing to. or the estate
OF effects in their hands belonging to thc
said absent defendant John Mills, juno
until The further order or decree OF this
court and that copy Of this oTder be
forthwith published Tor two months sue.
Iccsslvey in cne .! the public newspaper
published in this county, and That ano.
ther copy be posted at the front door ol
the court house Of SAID county.
Copy-Teste.
q. DENEhu E. c. 9.
January 90 law2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-03

Pennsylvania Banks,--ft appears by a
aocumcn,, published IN the in,iadelphis
napcrs, that there are, IN the state OF
Pennsylvania, forty eight incorporated,
ami twenty two unincoI poratcd Banks
nakin. nn les, than seUssty tgo Bank'
aow 10 operation i'll thai safe
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-03
Public Sale

November so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
Piano FOrteS

Pine Apples, Rum, Sugar, &c.
VOHN G LADD L. Co. Offers for ,aIe
% the cargo OF sloop Brothers, captain
Gibson, FROM Nassau, viz:
500 dozeL fresh Pine Apples.
puncheops Antigua Rum.
IA casks Moiasses
s.barrels !
ahOg.heads Muscovado Sugar.
2 tierces
boxes Brazil Sugar
2 tens Lignumvi;S.
2cwt. Lead. July 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
ENGLISH AND GE MAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,

Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one,
By JOHN A, STEWART,
TLo his Ola hand,
a large stock Of writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer boeks, psalm aad hymn
books, with many other established reli.
giovs works OF merit. A geRe,al assorts
ment OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Geek and Latin
Classics, DiIworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
Iadelphia spelling books, Murray, Web
ster's, Ashes and Ccmley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
B!air's Reading Exercises, New Intro.
duction to Reading, New York Reader,
No. /, 9 and s, SEQ rs Lessons, En-
fields Speaker. GoIdsnith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar of hemis-
try, O'Neal's and Willet's Geography,
DiIworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jauion's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. toge her with large stock Of
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount. August II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
Wanted,

Tea, Coffee, &c.
NTANDEvILLE y I.ARM0UR Of
N Ter sale,
go chests : GunpOwder & Imperial
so boxes TEA
40 chests Young Hyson do
400 bags Green Coffee
90 do East India do
80 80 S SSi.. MDseovado Sugars
60 hhds. Barbados bright Molasses
10 puncheous West India Rum
I2 do Northern do
SO SO b bSis Penn Rye whiskey.
II pipe 5th prf. Irish do 7 yrs. cid
90 dozen old Superior 1claret
40 do low price.i do
90 bags Jamaica Pimento
40 do black Pepper
100 lbs. fresh Nutmegs
40 casks London refined Saltpetre.
With their usual assortment of Wines,
Liquors and Groceries, for cash, or at the
usual credit 70 punctual customers.
ALSO FOR SALE,
From their factory on Water-street.
Mould and of the
Dipt Candles Best Quality.
N.B. They viii give the market price
for Tallow. August Is.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
Notice.

Notice.
TN future, the STEAM BOAT will
leave Conway's wharf at 9 A. VI. and
the TEAM BOAT at o'clock P. NJ. for
Georgetown. Having rented commodi.
Gus aud safe room Immediately on the
wharf, all goods sent to either boat can
be deposited there the KEY Of which will
be leit at Mr.. Andrew Jamiespn's count
ing room. JOHN SHREVE.
August IS fmw
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GROCERIES, &c.

-
90 chests Imperial, Young Hyson
CU and Hysop teas, sup. quality
4j0I pieces short yellow nan F;-s,
keens rh."
26oo do long do do o''p
$50 bales burlaps, ticklenburgs, Hes.
slams. creas dowIas, white and br.
platillas, estopllIas 4 Britannies
600 boxes half pint, pint, 4 quart tum-
blers aud decanters
90 casks best German steel
SO dozen German scythes and straw
knives
cask brass wire, for stair carpet
rods
$50 hogsheads, e5' tierces and 80 bar
rels muscovado sugars
40 puncheons third and fourth proof
Antigua rum
10 pipes superior Sicily Madeira wine
100 boxes soap and candles
so barrels no. aud 9 beef
For sale by
CHARLES ,CATLRTT,
april Is Twins wharf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
Irish Emigrant.

Irish Emigrant.
TUST published, the IRISH EMeRANT,
an Historical Tais. IL snded on fact.
BY an iliberniDn.
I" Never, oh! never, while she has her
memory lief, her, can Ireland forget the
home Of her emigrant, and the asylum Of
her exile" PHILLIPS.
In two volumes, extra boards.
Price 81 50.-tor sale by
ROBERT GRAY.
June so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
Boiling ClotEs
/ awrason & FowIe,

Hare in store for sale.
H0nnIb lbs. prime green cof<
ISL boxes white ! Havana sugars
60 do brown Of sup. quality
50 Q s bss.i Calcutta 'ss' Sugars
$50 80 sSd'' Mu'eovado Sugar
ID bids. molasses
$50 SO ssd'' New England Rum J
30 20 s sSa'' }whi,ssx
700 boxes mould and ut candles
Sc boxes No. !, 2, and 3, chocolate
so cases salad oil
90 chests young hyson tea
1900 pieces yellow and blue nankctns
ba'e company bandanuas
IS bales India cottOns
60 bags Sumatra pepper
400 lbs. Bengal indigo
SO bags fiberts
50 bolts Russia duck
DaieS lsussia SneetinSS
$50 boxes Boston X Chelmsford wis.
dow glass
1000 reams wrapping paptr
900 bundles sheathing do
IS ditto sugar do
IS tons clean st. Petersbursh hemp
40 tons Swcdes' iron, square bar,
from 70 to 2 inches
$50 crates Liverpool ware, assorted
400 sacks Liverpool blown c,,.
5000 bushels coarse cat
l6 crates and hcssheads Liverpool
dining ard tea sets China and
lustre ware
SO boxes tea sets, India China
4 half pipes Sicily Madeira wines,
Woodhouse's brandt
90 cases superior quality MadOc
claret
2 very elegant marble nantes
June 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
Eagle Tavern, Georgetown
December 81

T>HE subscribers respectfully inform
the citizens Of the District, that
they have taken the large and commo
dious public house in Wa;er-st. George
town, between Jefferson and Congress
streets, lately occupied by MIR. Hunt.
which has undergone thorough repair,
and is now ready for the reception of
company, The eligibility of the situa
ton will render it convenient resort
for travellers; and the local advantages
it possesses, will. the subscribers trust,
secure it share Of the public patronage
CHARLES GIBSON
THOMAS TYDiNGS.
June 10 #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02

John Jackson & co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
~ bales burIaps
IN 2 super cloths
9 osnaburgs
4 ticklenburss
case dowlas, superior quality
S oales India cottous
9 bales bombazetts
trunk 7.8 London cmntz
Q trunks prints, good patterns
9 cases cords and yelyets
cotton hose
2 trunks super g;nghams
do camcrrc do
case tapes
aconet cambrics
Q brown holland
Irish linen
9 umbrellas
The above described goods were pur-
chased for cash at auction in New York.
anu will be sold to merchants al small
advance in lots to suit them on accommo-
dating terms.-they have also.
2 cases French hats
Q silk hats
A felt do
5 morocco, kid and silk shoes
! boots and shoes,
Together with great variety of dry
goods and groceries, which will be sold
al very reduced prices.
They are receiving goods daily, so that
a constant supply Of well selected goods
is kept up, afording to merchants an OPP
portunity of supplying themselves with
whatever may be wanting at the most
reduced prices. Their assortment at all
times will be found well worth the atten
ton of purchasers, and to those who pur
chase largely "a liberia. credit will be given
Tor approved paper. Nav IL
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Alexandria Public Baths.

AIeXandrla Public Baths.
EIHE public are respectfully informed
Z that the Bath House adjoining the
Theatre, is now ready for the reception
OF visitors-there is a large room exciu-
siye,v appropriated fr ladies': The pub.
lie house is now entirely excluded from
the bath house. so That persoHs visiting TO
bath will not be incommoded by persons
not coming for the same purpose
THOMAS SHIELDS.
May 10 IF
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Double Block Tin Ware, &c.

DUUUD DIUCk III w dIC, SC.
ND ENG DESTROYS of selling out, the
I'D subscriber offers his STOCK ON
HAND, consisting Of an eles ant assert.
ment of Double Block Tin Ware, with a
general assortment Of Plane do. at very
reduced prices, wholesale or retail, APP
ply at the Factory, opposite the Gazette
printing Office. WIN. MOORE.
August Ia II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08

Tic bill making provision for s,l3slslin- .IS
army OF the United States, by authorising the
appointment OF Comnissariss OF Sub-ist cnce.
aud the bill TO provide for reports OF ;.,e ,eci-
sioas of the Supreme Court, were read INA
time.
The bill to authorize the chairn,en ofcommit
tees of Congress to administer oatls Was read a
81 time and passed.
The bill making an appropriation OF iSJs.00o
TO enable the President To hold treaties with
certain Indian tribes for the purpose therein
mentioned. was read Sd time ami passed, by
the following vote;
YEAS--Messrs Asiiim. Barbour Cnmnh.il
Cordit, Gaillard. Hardin. i<ing, Lacock, Macon,
Mason \. H. Morrow, Noble, Roberts, Rur
giles, Sanford. Smith, Stokes, Talbot, Tat.
Taylor, iichenor, Iroup, Narnuin, Williams s.
81.
NtIS-Niessrs Brown, Chase, Daggct, Fro
mentin, Goldsboroush. HorSey, Mason DIVA
Thompson, Wells, WilSnn-iO.
The billwas sent to the other House for con-
currence.
'li.c-bill for the relief Of John HasIet. was
read IA 3d time, passed, and sent to the other
House-as also was the bill "provi,lne for the
decision OF certain quarter sections in future
sales OF the public lands
Two messages. fnOted in the proceedings of
the II. OF r. were read.
Tuesday, February 4.
Mr. Tut, from the committee TO whom was
rec0mmitted the bill to establish, SEPARATE
territorial government for the eastern part of
the Mississippi Territory, reported a new
draug't, which was read.
Or. B;rtcar, from the committee on FOREIGN
Relations. reported amendments to The. bill
from the House of Representatives for more
eifectually preserving the neutral relations of
the United States which were read.
Mr. ITcisli0r submitted the following resolu-
tons for consideration -
Resoirel, That the military committee be in
structed TO inquire into the expectancy Of re-
pealimg or modl wing so much OF the 2nd sect,
OF the act establishing the military Stafl as re-
lates TO Hospital Surgeons Mates.
Resolrcd, That the military committee he in
structed to inquire into the expedicncy of a re-
form in the provisions Of the laws respecting
Inc allowance \ pay private servants TO The
military and staff officers of the army, in order
10 place them on more economical establish
meat.
The Senate resumed the consideration of n
motion. Yesterday niaSc by Mr.. Campbell, for
mstructing the committee on public lands 10
Inquire into the expedieucv of establishing a
new district for surveying public lands south
otthe state of Tennessee, and agreed there
to.
The bill IN addition to an act far the relief of
GEORGE L. kGSs aud Daniel T.. Patterson. and
the officers x men lately under their communal
was read - III time anh passed
The hi. authorizing ilie appointment of Hos
pltai Surgeons aud Hospital Surgeons Mates.
IN the navy of the L. States, was read a third
time, but on motion O. Nj Daggett. was recon.
:RittcI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08
RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 8. 1877.
CONVENTION.
Ioihe Editor et' the Inquirer.

g., 1o'he Editor ct'M Inquirer.
From the votes which have been
LATELY taken i'll the House Of Delegates
theFc appears to be majority of thai bo-
dy i'll favor Of limited Convention
for the purpose Of correcting the present
great inequality representation in both
branches of the Legislature, but parfi-
cularly IN the Senate This las been
a subject Of severe complaint for the
last 20 years, in Virginia. 1t has III
tracied the notice, and produced The
ahimadyersion, of enlightened states
men III other quarters OF the Union -
II mas produced jealousy, heartburn
ing ana discomfort III the bosom OF This
commonwealth, Which ought to aj.iict
The feelings ofns all. These dissatissac-
IONS nave Increased, and viii continue
10 increase, until their cause is removed:
and they ought instantly 10 be removed.
This, | have no hesitation in saying i
tile sentiment OF all The aged fathers of
Our liberties, who are sill remaining A.
mong us. address this QUESTION to
your candor, and 10 the candOr of eyery
0tier honorable man. Can YOU believe
Tor moment that the people Of more
tilan one halt this Commonwealth, will.
I'D Few years, give up ibis question of
sen goec'Hmem abandon their claim OF
LDei'9 heard IN one branch of the LENS.
idlure and acknowledge their brethren
OF Tie east as their irw-gircrs. however
wise and Vlriuons tley may be- Do Won
DelIeye that tie present state offajugsc aa
be continued afleays' Must not acGanye
tdke place at Some PERMIT am si,re voii
answer III the affirmative. am satisfied
mat you have better opinion OF yonr
teiOw-cItizeIs OF the west Tran TO sup
pose that they would submit. for any
lebgthoi time, 10 Injustice, so oIaring and
bloleTdbie. 10 change must ta6e i,iees
at some time, why not make il ct ogce.
anu put az end 10 tie complaints of so
large portion of the Commons calih
Reason, justice, policy, all recommend
TINS course. II Is nadncss, worse tbaw
madness, to attempt TO pursue anv oticr.
By deioyigg this reformation. vhjfh must
TAKE place at some period, YOU are heap
ing UP injustice upon one part Of lie
country, without dong any benefit To-
lhe other. You are fofnentinr icalorsy.
discOrd aud III viii, when YOU lave i, ~
your power to cNtngiGsh them forever.
These feelings will at length terminate
I'D 4 spirit OF resentment, Vindic!iye and
impiacable, which may produce sccucs
winch every generous yirgir;an will ha,e
reason to dcp.Dre.
This subject lias assumed -. inner
lance ,which calls for the frank and rnra
served Opinions Of those WHO feel an ir-
ierest III Tie tranquility anG honor "a
thclr country. In a few DAYS it win be-
neiOy kse senate, whose Cecision. ~
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that instahncnt was paid, excepting We
ry trihing amount irome one or two small
stockholders. In Charleston, every stock
holder paidthe specie. Indeed, we be-
lieve that much more of the specie part
had not offered accommodations, because
of the nature and kind of security requi-
rcd forthe payment ofthose accommodate
'lonS, and because the arrangement had
the effect of deprecia,ing the price of
specie, SO that stockholders were ena-
bied TO procure il on more reasonable
terms. Batt. Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08
UNIYgD sY'ATrs RANK

Sfcopd Ksiaime,R. in Baltimore. fhe
specie part of tile second instalment IN
the National Bank has been principailv
pad a small number OF stockholders on
iy having ayaiscd themselves ofthe nrof
- 49,. L =. q l.
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IL SfsNAIE.

Wogdag, February 8.
Ur Nasoa, Of Va. from Tie committee TO
whom the subject had bceh referred. reported
a D.il 90 INCORPORATE the members Of tie Col
tGi''ian Institute which was read.
m R9trts reported Tie bill to amend the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 3.

The Golden or .Sirey Age retmyninr.
We Lave the satisfaction Of announcing
that at a meeting of the Bank Delegates
from Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York, held in this city on Satur-
day last, it was resolved, that the respec-
tive Banks represented would resume the
payment of Specie on the Goth ofihis
month. This measure will, almos. i'll
simultaneously, produce the important ct.
feet OF equalizing the currency of the u.
States, as well as TO abolish the clrcu!a-
ton of small tickets, which have so long
vexed and, abusedtlc public. II now on
lyrcmains with the public Ia exercise
corresponding disposition with the banks,
10 insure the happicst results from this
arrangement. There are no doubt large
Sums of specie dispersed throughout the
community, which have been withheld
from circulation in consequence OF the Pc
cularly delicate situation of the national
finances. The present is the proper pc
Rod for the holders to unlock their Golfers !;
and by seconding the ludicious measures
OF the Banks, to effect a restoration of
public confidence, which is all that is want
Ell to insure general specie circulation
throughout the II. States
The arrangement of the Banks. noticed
above, has already had the effect of redu-
cling the premium OH specie. as well as e.
quaiizlng the exchange between New
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia. 1t is
even stated that some Exchange Brokers'
signs have been t0hen do,on This is sure
ly good sign of the times.
IGa-eac.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08

We are happy 70 announce that the Di-
rectors of the U. S. Bank have appointed
Geo. ~ Dallas, Esq. Solicitor to that in
stitntion.
u IS currently circulated, and general
~ believed, that such arrangements have
Deen made, and are making, as will ena-
BILE all the banks in this city TO resume
the payment Of specie, on the Doth inst
The Banks III the interior ought TO make
their arrangements, or they will entail
much distress upon the country.
Dem. Press.