Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04


ed IFS proposal to the Branch, TO cancel the agree
ment that had suhsisted since January last, between
the two institutions and having found its way back
from Philadelphia, has been i'm town for some DAYS
lN trust 10 the known riendiness toIhe State Banks
OF the House through which it has been received TO
pardon the liberty that has been taken in persuadng
,lc,r agent 20 furnish il for publications
To Robert CGiapbeH Esq. President pro
TEN. OF the Office Bank U. States, Sa-
yasnah.
Piaa;ers' Beak, S,uu,inah D
J4ats 25ti, 1921.
SrH.--The directors OF this institution having come
TO the determination of annuns the agreement, now
existing hesween it aud the office of the Bank United
states, over which YOU preside, DESTROYS of dis
pensng with the sixty days notice, stipulated for in
onc ot the articles, and giving the annument immcdi-
| ate effect lfyour board acquicsces and the means
possessed 10y our Cashier .cCpahlc he wi! forth
with review all the paper you hold of ours.
In taking thIs step, consider il To he due TO
your board TO declare briefly views and mo-
I lives.
| We wish you 10 refuse our nancr hereafter and
am instructed TO reques: .ha; from the date OF the an
ranen, OF the present agreement, may not lie re-
ceited ut your Office in any shape.
That agreement acceded To on the paTt of this
Bank, rs last experiment, to avoid the only atcrma-
tive that was left to for avcrtng the ruin with which
IT was threatened by the Bank of the o. S. viz to
| refuse the payment OF your demands
The experiment has been made and found to fail
Atter SIX months experience (durng which every sa-
crhcc snort OF chasing their doors, has been made
| To enable them to maintain their intercourse with
your olhce) the State Bank find themselves in "a worse
| situation than before and with a p,ospect ahead
GrlslnS ont oil the measures of the Bank L. Staics)
hatthrcatcns ncaculdc distress in the trade Of the
place. and removes all doubts rs To the policy they
ought to pursue.
IL is in vain that they curail their discounts, res
F;un ther circulaon, make annual importatious
OF specie, If their paper is be used rs the exclu
| sive medam of collection of the public revenue and
uhen convcrtcdmto SPECIE TO be shipped away ngnin
or your ohcc, (t the moment when has so crippled
these Banks, as to render it utterly impossible for
them to discount TO the OF dollar) also de-
clmcs business.
From such Il system, there can follow but one re-
suit and 1t so irressbly mpelS the directors of this
bank 10 resolve ON refusing pay its bills accumul
ted 10y tile Bank United States, unless their inter
course can DC conducted On the liberal and friend
" ioonns winch prevails among the State Instilu-
lions.
ain, respectfully, your obedient servant
Il, RICHARDSON.
NEW YORK, August 27.-The Stecri Ship PoJert Fulton
returned HIS morning about 10 O'Clock, FROM her
cur,ion We have been favored by the owner " it'll the o
lowing extract from her journal:
o. the 23d August AT half past VI. the Robert Fulton
elt New YORK on her voyage of pleasure Newport and
pridcnce Rhode Island accompanied by the elegant band
airs the wharf The parry consisted of II"
dies and gentlemen 10 the number of ninety She eldel
full view Of the vessels there and proceeded en- AGAINST
strong wind and tide. The sail the Scyl,a and Carylis
parson with any The shores islands ard rocks
s We passed through lurl GAZE (at halfras; ni were
ne WIN aeics and gentlemen ofth vicinity waving their
andherchctS and cheering passed through. we
the this OF
try Alta quarter past arrived opposite sands Point light
house, and then fairly the Sound body OF water OF
course S East North East aud West North west the var
n IS near hau point and there twelve light houses
took tea AZ sunset and found all arranged (o
me acccmndafion Of the party quarter three
10 the long dock Mt New IIavcntwo hours am half were
here allowed The party shore cityCar
rages were Immediately in demand the company lei
the shin the i"ug wharf surrendered IFS living burthen
college, &c &C. and they returned from city highly de-
ghedNcw Haven grave ward is considered worthy
visit ii is very lrge-thc stones of white marble and
the letters on tem generally gl: e cpi;aI tong
and teiousiy minute only detailing the characters Of
'he master spirits deposited beneath Them all
equations they had been engaged n neacon thy-sever
Years own CLERK ioriythree yenTs "Town Treasurer
twenty years ChairmaI of ffty-rrc political meet
ineS &c. Nc The college, row OF churches and large
lawn parade ground in front much interest and
attention The Epscopnan Church tasteful piece of
PrHe oi NcW Haven we received here addition Of
oar party most whom ladies' among the resi- The
the cheers otbr iniabitan,s Al about ~ meridan
the Steamboat Fulton with cadets board Cheers and
past & Inc wind Swinging up from S.W. threw n sea
and produced slight hut boHltul scasckness, among
OF 10 miles an hour, wind and tide operating in
our favor soon oyeraucd and passed. Providence packet
~ before g. T. NJ ranged alongside of the cock nj
NennTt music PLAYING enter the haror pass the
"es scene oi innit as was here wit
people OF all ages and conditions who pressed forward and
immediately our landing complete possession Of the
shpAlough it dark, the party principally went on
shore and with the band, from New York TO whom too
uc cret cannot he given for their uniform and
ogng department throughout the VOYAGE scrcnac Lis
Eyceency Governor Gibbs, and principal fam
lies of the town. After having themselves on shore
The party returned TO the ship where with the utmost
dcuHF, they We're enabled To get in bed again. f-
hut ana crowd ilsed till O'Clock the morning. 81
half pat the following day started from New port-vin
and tide ahead rs approach Providence the scene be-
comes truly interesting. The inhabitants had
our arrival and every hill crowded with the at;ring
a'cmagr. India Point wharf exhibited spectacle sngu-
Tar and gratifying The beauty and fashion
toHn greeted with cheers welcomes ~ n oiaraT
before came up 20 the dock and landed the compaiy-
ficlC numerous of lndips and
ed the ship The and rigging We scIs Ivno in
the vicinity crowded with spectators NoinI cou
exceed tne interest and qualification with which all
sfned TO greet our arrival gigs. horses, carriapcs
and carts were in rcquistiOn the occasion aud
inc Time allowed at this place three bpurs) proved
barely sufficient for the qualification Of the curiosity
o hc company ~ Z. M. she LEFT the wharf amid tho
wind aud tide at half past r. NJ where we were met with
the spirit of curiosity and enthusiasm that had cc-
tcrcd our whole route. Mr. DWolfs elegant mansion at
m pNe was thrown oIe1 10 the visits Of the passengers
and arrived at Newport 1t unfortunately iark
aedn when we got here, but the interest f!t on our
coma ARRIVAL, increased
h'hci zoos station at the gangway. with view to as
ship Notice being given that hut females could como
on board at it handed in in the short space of tcnt,
nilU .,5lI FOUND that this number did ~
have ihuncd the In the least decree and f rne
0cock there must have been board upwards Of six bnn
area hdir7At ID T. ", left NewpoTt-at 10 4. NJ ON bs
~ landed passengers
E' strong wind and tide aleud. By o'clock this da,
ic Wnh had increased almost gale.
torcon, performed by the Rev. NIr. Ifpel,ay WIN, c
tehca us WIN Two excellent during dav from
~ hoWnE tests Hunmus, 9Th CHAPTER 2id verse. aue
Psdlms 10Th, and iih II is t usr IN s,, H.,
ti"f finished If