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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Notice.

YIyHE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Dorsey 4 Gibbs.
is this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
And our books are put into the bands Of
Richard Weden. TO settle and collect, y
none other. NAL DORSEY,
dec * JOHN H. GIBBS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Murdoch, Yuille, Wardrcp y
Co.'S.

F;nest'oId L. p. MADEIRA Vine.
Received by the brig Hebe from Madei.
ra, full supply of the finest old wine from
that House, in pipes, hogsheads and quar-
ter casks, which with their former stock,
will be sold on reasonable terms.
sept6 A. C.. CAZENOVE''& Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
For Freight,

sN The good brig COLUMBUS
&S&J. Z Marbury, master, bnrthen
about 1900 bills, and now ready to receive
cargo. Apply to
J. H. LADD & Co.
Who have Just received for sale,
10 lous Russia clean hemp
. 20 or casks Rio Madeira wine
$4,000 Spanish segars
i'ooe los St, Domingo coffee
| case band boxes dec l6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
For New Orleans.

,R The brig Hannah, W.. Pear
80 ann. master, will sail on the 10th
80 and take freight OF passengers on
moderate terms ". FoWLE, & Co.
W.. bavs no,v landing from schr. Midas,
nav ~ uad for sale,
10 tons St. Petersburg hemp.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Cheap Shoes

s. g. ID. REED,
IIAVE just received from Baltimore
III 4 Boston, fresh supply of SHOES,
consisting of the following kinds:-Which
they offer for sale at reduced prices for
Cash
Ladies' Kid Slippers with heels
Ditto, Morocco, do.
do. do. do.
do. Kid do.
Misses and Childrens Morocco and
Leather Shoes, Men and Boys thick and
bounds
prFur and wool Hats Boys white wool
Ditto. aug. IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
For Freioht.

"a, The brig OLIVE, Isaac Lincoln.
49, master, burthen about 1000 bols.
-four or go Hhds Tobacco; she Is hrst
ra.s vessel aud will in lew days De ready
toload.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
For Fret ht.

~ The good brig ARROW, A.
&SSW. Lord, master, carries 1000
Larres, and will take freight for the West
lndles, or Southern port.
Apply 10 WI. FOWLE y 20.
de- y
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
a Negro Man.

ii Negro .Nan.
Who calls himself John, a runaway,
and committed as the property of Mr..
Hump. and lately purchased OF 2 Mr.
Cave Withers, Of Alexandria, Cd. CO.
bu, since in Jail says be was thefproperty
of William Skinker, deceased, OF Stafford
county. The said negro is about IL or
60 years OF age, very black, about feet
s or 10 inches high, and had on when
committed, black broad cloth coat. a
dark green pair of pantaloons and white
hat. The owners requested to come for
ward, sprove property. pay charges and
take him away; otherwise he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
P. B. BRADLEY, Jailor
for S. Jackson, Sheriff Of FMrtar Co.
The editors of the Richmond Enquirer,
will please publish the above commitment
in their paper once a week tor three
months, and send their account TO me for
settlement.
dec 1O--1awSm +. y. ..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
For l)arlen.

>sAN The sloop EAGLE, capt. Davis,
.SsssSS &s now loading and will sail in a few
days, tor freight OF passage to the 2ove
port or Savannah, apply on board at Tn
100 wharf, or /. n. ROWLAND,
IL no 10 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
For Boston and Portland,

M The good brig Rising Sun, Prince,
SSzA Master: carries about 1900 barrels
ffi Sss and will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply to
'ssu-'' WIN. FOWLE & Co,
Who have for sale said Briggs cargo OF
rs tons Plaster.
dec Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Beaver Hats.
HyHE subscriber has received st hR
i new commission
Shoe and Hat Store,

Il new commission
Shoe and Hat Store,
King street,
And intends keeping constantly on hand
general assortment OF
( FASHIONABLE HATS,
or every description, made by the best
workmen, equal in quality, beauty and
shape, durability OF. colorto any IN the
United States; ard has received soHe real
BEAVER HATSrfrom the we'll known
establishment Of Merssrs. Lanscn and
Clap, OF Baltimore.
Also,s a general assortment Of
ROOTS e SH9ES,
OF town and northern make. comprising
every kind suitable for the present and
approaching season, and allfor' safeost the
lowest cash priees, by e :. s',., :,
N. B. All kinds of uIcurfeht BANK
Notes under FIVE per cent. discount, will
30 received at par for tie absss assds.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
On Education.

On Education.
r HAVE engaged Mr.. Wolfe who now
i lives with me, tor the ensuing year. as
English French, and Classical
TUTOR.
Twill take few boys at $50 dollars
per aDnum or board and tuition &c.
Mr.. Wolle's system Of education com
prises collegiate course OF Greek and
Latin, the English and French languages
dramatically; History and Geography,
Ancient and Modern Elocution, with strict
adherence to emphasis, pronunciation,
writing and arithmetic. The school will
commence on The LIST of January next. A
vacation oil four weeks will be ~ August.
AkISS BUCKNER.
{. Auburn. Dec. q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Cheap BUOts.
j. II. RUN.NELL,S.

HAS just received consignment Of
IL elegant Boots, by the box or single
pair, a: very low prices--also, a general
assortment OF Sf1OES$ HATS, suitable
for the approaching season.
nov 4 !. 49,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Vol. XIII
For Freight,

For Freight,
The schooner CAROLINE, /.
WM seayey master, burthen 900 bois.
- e freight to the Northward, 'or the
Nest lno'S'' & ( a. H. ADAMS.
u, offer for sale, received by her,
W SOa U~ 40 to ga feet, 10 to ls inches
diameter
1910 go bushels Potatoes e
Nov
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
mo 6146

Hemp, Dack Fsa, &c.
I'm Foscb e Go,
LAVE this day lspAr,g from brig AZ
IL rows and Offer tpfissie,
10 t0nsclean ST. Peteysbur9h hemp
100 pieces Ryssis Duck,
t60 do Ravens, do
9 chests = 4 boxes Yappg hy5p M t.
20 barrels Mo. sugar S. 8 - =
81, askssT NJ. wipe
60 boxes mould csndlest
40 do dipped do
decI LIZ ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Was Committed

vNO the Jail of Fairfax county, by war
u rant from under the hand OF Law
renee Lewis, Esq. dated the 2lst day Of
Sant 1921
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
Marshals Sale.

TOURSUANT TO decree Of the Sue
q periur Court of Chancery, holden
at Winchester, the 18th day Of April
1922. 10 the case Of John Morgan, "a
gainst Thomas Briggs:
shall sell at pabIie auction, before
the Court house door in Winchester.
on the 10Th Of July next, to the highest
bidder Tor ready money, five negroes,
EDMUND, DANGERFIELD, HEN
RY, WILLIS, and RACHEL, the
property Of said Thomas B.Sgs, or 80
many Of them "a will be sufficient 10
discharge the decree aforesaid with
interest and costs.
FRANCIS NJ. BECKWITH. ID. for
JOHN S. pEYTON, N. r. c. q,
Juae s-tdss
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
CORPORATION LEVY.

The taxes imposed by the Common
Council to defray the expenses Of the
current year are, for every tithabls 81;
on the rent roll liz per cent; on Dogs
ST.
The levy imposed by the eOur, is
30 cents per tithable, making in all
St,75.-Last year the aggregate a.
mount, including the Parish, Corpora
tion, & court levy, was St,95
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
MARSHALS SALE.

ESURSU ANT to decree of the SUI
s. perior Court Of Chancety, hoi-
den at Winchester, the 10th day of a.
priI 1890 in the case Of Catharine
Maeky, Exec'x. Of Robert Maeky
deed. who was surviving Executor Of
Thomas B Martin deed. sgains Mand.
dley Taylor, I shall sell at public aue.
ton to the highest bidder, for ready
money before tue Court house door in
Winchester, on Monday the 15lh of
July next,
A Tract of Land,
III the County Of Frederick, being part
of the manor of Greenway Court, ad.
joining lands of Shackleford, Newman,
s. Fosset & containing $50 acres.
ALSO
at the same time and place under de-
cree of the same date. Martins Exc.
eutrix against Msndlsy Taylor, and
Edmund Newman, shall sell on the
same terms, a tract OF land situate in
the County of Frederick, adjoining the
lands of Shackleford DISCRIMINATING
Two hundred Acres.
For a more particular description,
reference is had to the Mortgage Civ
en- TO Robert Maeky s. John 5. Wood
cock, the first dated 3oth November
1899, the lasts ist. March 179e. and
of record in the County Court of Fred
erick.
f. M.BECKWlTH, D. for
JOHN 5. PEYTON, NJ. ~. c. d,
june S.-its
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
A Fuller Wanted,

TIE subscriber, living on Duck
l. Creek, Frederick county, wishes
10 employ Fuller, who understands
we'll the business Of Pulling l. Dying,
aud can come we'll recommended for
industry and sohriaty.---Iiis Mill is
situated in pbpuious neishborhood,
and it the business lie properly conduct
ed Will command al extensive bust
ness.--Io man of small family,
("hu will be prererred) aud who eau
coGie we'll recommended as above, an
advantageous birth will be given.
June s. HENRY RICHARDS.
Inc Editor of the HaserstowD Torch
Light will insert the above al
vertisement three times, and fur
ward his account to this Office for
call ectiou.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
NOTICE.

nOY virtue Of deed of trust exeeu.
] Died by Phillip Horn, to secure the
payment of certain sum of money
IlIerein mentioned TO William Vance.
| shall. on the 29th day Of this pre-
sent month, Dune before the door of
the Tavern of Adam Hei.keil, in the
town of Romney, Hampshire county,
Virginia, proceed to sell, for cash, the
following real and personal property,
to wit. two bay MARES and one sor.
rel MARE, a roam COALT and one
WAGGON: also certain
Tract or Parcel of Land.
situate, lying and being in the said
county of Hampshire, on Tear Coat, u
drain o! North River, it being a part
of ID larger tract OF land, containing
42l Acres.
Such tile only as is vested in me as
trustee will be given to the purchaser
ar purchasers.
JOHN b. WHITE, Trustee.
Rnmuey. June 8.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08

FaoM rRE RnsrnN rAL1AnIun, 49, 81.

FRoM TIRE BOSTON PALLADIUM, MAY q.
1t appears from article in the last Ken.
lucky Reporter, that there are near $50 young
men no" educating in the Iransylvana Uni
vcrsityl
Virginis paper hints that Commodore Bar.
ron is TO command the North Carolina "a
Another report is, that he is to have charge Of
a naval depot in Virginia
The frigate building at philadelphia is, it
is said, To be called the Susquehsunes The
keel of another large ship of war is about 20 be
laid there. We shall probably ina few years
have occasion for all the vessels Of war We
may have.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08

We have addressed ourselves TO gentle
man now in this City, from the upper eoun.
try, who has given US the following ioIorms.
uon.-We undeT,tand that the wheat crop
IN some OF the neighbcring counties is very
uDprDmi,ing. Rich. Eng.
81 have never before witnessed 20 poor
prospect Of a wheat crop as the upper coun,
ties Of this state, through which i have lrav
elled. afford. ] am confident, that Berkeley,
Morgan, Hampshire. Frederick, Jefferson,
snd Loudoun will nol yield the farmer more
llan one third Of the usual quantity. Com
plants are pretty general from the western
counties of our almos, total failure Of the
wheat crop, have heard with great regret
from an authority not To be questioned tha,
the pro'psct IS not better through the Valley
from Potomac to the Tennessee line; and the
rye crop is even worse than the wheat, The
appearance Of the whest in the Tich counties
Of Washington and Frederick in Maryland
is not better than IN lhOss counties mention.
ed on the Virginia side Of The river. ] am
cure the whole produce Of the land from
Fredericktown in Maryland to Washington
CITY, ss far a, ] could discover from the
noge road, will not be sufficient 10 defray
the exptnce If cutting it,
Mgy SO, 1922,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08

The standing hero of the newspapers, ALI
Pacha, is now reported not to be deed, not
wiihsrandrg the stories we have heard Of his
head being sent to Constantinople, and fixed
on The portal of the Scragiio. The Nusem>
burgh Gazette, on whose authority this ''emi.
nenIy probable piece Of news" as il calls Il,
is given, assures tie world, that cunning All
his arrived in the sound at Mahon wlth part
OF his treasures, having deceived Cbourschd
P,cha. who being un,cquain,ed with his per.
suG, nistnok for his head, that of An old AHA
nese soldier, which bad neen decorated with a
magnificent lur5an.- Phia. Union
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
THE WHEAT CROP.

Extract Of letter to the Editor Of tie de
mcrican Farmer, dated Richmond Court.
House, ia, Nay Is 1929.
81 have recently rods through Fauquier,
Prince William, and King George counties,
Va. The wheel never promised less to he hus
bandman than row. The only good crops |
saw we're at Kiniock. the residence of Tho
mas Turner, ESQ. and Travslor's Rest, the
beautiful farm OF John Cry, E,quire.''
In addition 10 the above, we learn from a
gentleman residing in one of the upper coun-
ties, and who has visited large portion of
that section OF The state, that the best pros
pect he had seen would yield but half crop;
the average may consequently be expected
10 come much short OF il.
LFrederickS5urg HERALD
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
OpeQuon Factory.

ME undessigned very respectfully
"a informs his friends and customers
OF his Willingness to serve them by
manufacturing wool into any kind OF
cloth, or rnior in common usc.-Ths
prices OF work will be moderate, AMI
wool taken in payment If delivered
when orders for work are handed in.
Cardtng will also be done at 6 els, per
pound for cash, or upon short credit
TO punctual customers.
May 4. DANIEL ANNIN
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
LEXINGTON, ky

f'GasyIUala University, Feb. IL, 1892
FENHE UNDERSIGNED, Professors
n IN the school ofmedicine of Tran
sylvanIa University, beg leave to in
form the physicians of the United
States, and the public in general, that
they are DOW In possession of all tbe
means requisite for a complete course
OF medical education, conducted In the
usual academical form.
THE library of the Institution il se.
leet and valuable, containing, in vas;-
Gus languages. the standard and most
esteemed works in medicine, both an.
eieOt and modern. with 10 inconsiders.
Bile number of the same rauk in tina
several collateral branches of science.
the chemical apparatus il, in many
respects, not inferior 10 any in the u
nited States and the anatomical! muses
um, already rich in the matter of in.
stIuctIon, will be rendered much mora
80, bv additions which il will receive
from Europe in ;he course Of the sum.
mer. The lecture rooms are also spa.
eious, comfortable. and eommodious.
In what manner, and with what eff
feet, these means of instruction have
been employed, il does not belong to
the undersigned TO say. For informas
ton on this topic, the public are refer
red to the individuals Of the large and
very respectable classes that have at.
tended the institulion-
Courses of lectures are delivered ON
! ali the branches Of medicine taught in
the Oldest schUols of our country.
The price of subsistence is unusually
moderate, the accommodations excel.
lent the situatiOn exceedingly healthy,
and, iu intelligence, morality, and re-
finement, the society not surpassed by
that Of any other town in The United
States.
Surrounded by such advantages the
undersigned are encouraged TO hone.
that the school will receive from an
enlightened public liberal share Of
attention aud patronage.
The lectures will commence annual
ly on The first Monday 10 November,
and terminate early in the mouth Of
| March.
To BE entitled to present himself a
candidate for the degree Of Doctor of
! Mehieine, puFil mus; be twenty ono
years Of age, and have attended two
full courses of leetures-une OF them at
least in this institution.
Bat any physician, who shall have
PrGcfieed his profession with repu,a.
ton for the term Of four years, may be.
come a candidate after attending ono
full course of lectures 10 this school.
B. w. DUDLEY, Nj. ID. Professor
Of Anatomy and Surgery,
Oh CALDWELL. M. d. +" Instis
tutes GfMedicipe * Maieria Medica.
SAM'L. BROWN, NJ. D. &" Theo.
ny and Pacific of Medicine,
w. n. RICHARDSON, NJ. d. Z" Obst.
| Il Diseases of Vim y children
| JAMES BLYTHE, d. -. " Chss,is-
try.
By admitting the py scedisg notice IN their
cOiamns, tire ed5torS Of Newspapers spi \ NOT
only confer on those concerted n PERSONAL
faUoar, 6~t 'eit act as Jriea;' 20 Zoe cagYs
I # SeiSce.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
PARISH LEVY.

We are sratiHsd at being enabled to
communicate to the people of our Coun-
~, that at the meeting of the board Of
Overseers of the Poor, on Wednesday
last, the Parish levy was fixed at 80
cents each tithable thus does the poll
ey OF removing the Poor to the country
annually develop itself:-The last
years levy was one dollar.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
BANK OF THE VlLLEV

We had occasion some time SINCE TO notice !
the base attempts of acme unprincipled
wretches in the West, to iniure the reputa.
ton of the Valley Bank in this place, by means
of fabricated tales of its bankruptcy, &c.
Having, as we believed. put down that report
little did we dream that It would soon again
be revived Rearer houEe.-The following arti
Gle, taken from the Baltimore Patriot, e.ill
however, show our readers that Baltimore,
eOsn Baltimore, contains creatures who, 20
promote their own selfish views, are vile c.
nough to engage in The infamous business Of
detract;on and falsehood,-By the bye, Ed.
tors of Newspapers, in our opinion, hazard
much IN giving currency, upon slight autho-
vity, TO reports @! the nature referred to-
Their own regulations are certainly very mate
rally involved in vehturing uponsuch course
The general tenure of the Editor of the
Patriots remarks aTes in our view,
highly ezceptonable: That Gentleman
;nsiDuates, in pretty plain terms, that
FOR the Baltimore Banks to take the Valley
paper on deposite, and sending il home
might, with such ga tremendous mas" oft on
hand" subject them to loss. The Editor
CT the Patriot probably predicates this ins-
nuation of the inability of the Bank to redeem
such tremendous mass of Pbper, upon the
practice that has prevailed land, for aught
we know, does get prevsil) in a city near to
which he resides, some Of whose Banks, as
"reporr' SAYS, have been in the practice Of
issuing their paper 20 the modest amount
of three or four times the amount of their
pitaii-We. however. assure The Gentleman,
that, "tremendous'' as the amount of Valley
Paper in circulation may De, the business Of
that institution is managed With such intes
gritty and frugality as TO enable the Bank to
dlvide, in ho,,esty aud good faith, six per cent
TO the Stockholders, and that upon al amount
but little more than its capital, All this may
5seem strange TO City people who are
accustomed to witness the shameful mismas
nsgement Of their Banks; yet it may be saH
tisfactorily explained in few words
The Directors Of he institution are honest
mcu: There are no Shayers or spectators
among them the Oijcers also are men of
incorruptible integrity the business of the
institution is conducted with an eye solely to
the interest of all concerned; its fsvOrs are E.
qual'y distributed; its money is loaned in small
sums, we'll secured and punctusNy paid
the salaries Of tho officers sufficient, but not
sXorbitsnt in short, the business Of The
Bank is conducted, we presume, as utterly
different from that Of the Baltimore Banks
asday is from night, & it may bid defiance to
all its enemies the article from the Nor
ming Chronicle. exhibits jus, view Of the
conditions upon which the Baok of the VAL
ley is established.
A'a further evidence Of the liberal dispo'i.
tion OF some Of the Baltimore papers towards
the Valley Bank, we have been informed bya
gentleman Of respeciability, (it escaped our
potice,) that in publisbiOg the situation ofths
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08
w | n C. Ill T. S II Err.
SdTURDAr .NoRNINc, JUNE sth. 1879.

Col, John Cox has been elected Mayor of
Georgetown, vice John Peter, resigned,
Thomas Carberry was. after a very AMI.
mated canvass, elected Mayor Of Washing.
son;-The votes stood for
Thomas Carberry Sll
r. C, Weightmsn 25S
Andrew Way jr. I0I
Rich'd Bland Lee So.
Plurality tor Mr.. Carberry, So
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-08

Bank last January, the amount of foreign
aper on hand, was stated by one of them a,
Sl5,ooo instead Of $l5o,ooo but this, we
suppose, will. to adopt the language Of able
edi tors, be termed typographical mistake; a
mere iapsas typi! -
Vatky Bank, Yesterday reports
were prevalent that the Bank Of the
Valley, in Virginia, had stopped paw.
ment. We have assur ances that there
are no just grounds for the report, and
that the Bank is upon as solid foun-
dation as any other in that State. 1t
is still, however, matter of surprize
and regret, to End the paper of this
Bank so continually redundant here az
To form almost our circulating medium.
Some measures ought to be adopted TO
to lessen the quantity, or to place il
upon par with the paper OF this State
and that of the District of Columbia,
We observe that it is is u subject of
complaint that this paper takes the
lead in quantity in various other mar.
ke;s. Ii has been suggested that the
Banks in this city would REM ! an ac-
ceptable service by taking ii OF deposit
and seniing it lome-this wonid bring
upon them all that could bs fund from
here TO New York, the District of Co.
lumbia and elsewhere, thereby subject
ing tasm TO great trouble aud expense,
to say nothing Of the danger Of loss,
which nigh, nceur with such a tremeu.
,f,,,,
Bank Of The VatLey.-As certain ru.
mors have been aii"st, that III. Valley
Bank had stopped payment, we deem
it but all act OF common iustice, TO state
that we have eouversed with gentle.
man who left the Bank at Winchester,
at 10 o'clnck on Monday morning last,
and that no doubt can possibly be en-.
tertained OF its entire srlvency-that
nnIhinS can be more untrue than the
report above mentioned. BY the cx-
press terms Of the charter, the mana
gers are comreIied to make returns
every three months of the state of its
concerns, TO the Governor and Council,
upon oath. The governor has further
horsepower TO send au agent at any
time to desiana the keys, and examine
the bonks and the money in the vaults.
II IL difficult to conceive of Bank I'M
der regulations more secure.
To shew what opinion the legislature
OF Virginia entertain Of the Valley
Bank, aud so late as the last session Of
that body. it may be proper to mention
that they have placed its credit On the
same footing as that Of the Richmond
banks, and receive its notes in the
sta'e Treasury, al equivalent TO no
neg.
Our Informant is gentleman Of The
very first respectsbility.
In addition to all these precautionary
guards, we will mention thatthe direc-
tors are compelled to make an annual
report TO the Legislature of the amoun,
Gifts capital, of its outstanding notes,
debts, &c. and il is a further provision
in The charter, that the suspension Of
specie payment d;ssoiVes the bank
We HAYS this intelligence from gen.
tlesran WHO is one of the bank direct
ors, and who met with the board short
time since. Bait. Chronicle.