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SVlRGlNlA-At Superior cour, OF Chan
" cert, huldun al The town Ot LynchbuTg,
on the oh November, 1880.
Henr, Ballenger aud Polly his wife. PhG.
against
Samuel Hal, administrator de bonis non, with
The - III ann, ked OF John ClarRsun, deotesed,
james ClArks1p, Thomas Jones nnd Catharine
his wife Frances Garter, Charles Massic, al
ra,nlstIator OF JOSEPH Dodd deceased Lucy
Dodd David Ilarkson, Ans,ln ClaIkson,
william ClaIkson, Shellon Taylor, Eli Fer
gnsou, administrators OF Abram la, lor dec
and Shelton Taylor, administrator ot Oie,
Taylor dec. Defts
This cause came on this day TO be heard on
the paper formerly read, aud The report Of
Commissioner Il 'nago, made IA pursuance OF
III order of the 22nl o October, 1927, wIh
exceptions theffuntu by the plamIihs, and was
argued by cnunse : o. consideration whrrCoi +,
the court being of opinion, from the niormB-
fion OF Commissioner Benagh, that it is more
than likely from the increase of the papers In
this cause, since II was Ia his hands, that ii u
were there again. some change might be made
in the present report, doth recommlt the same
with The exceptions thereto, 10 The Commission
er who made II, for him 10 report upon the said
exceptions, and TO make such alterations III
the said report as 10 him may seem proper or
as ehher parry may require, stating specially
any matters deemed pertinent by himself or
required by the par les 10 be so stated.
Copy-Ieste,
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Domestic Goods.

bale super Bed Ticking
do medium quality do
A'"rBe q""nt'ly 5-i aud ii bleachcd and I'M
hieaehed Cotton Cloths
A recent supply OF Cotton Yarn OF the most
approved manulacture-Also a ve,y GENERA
assortment oi Hardware, Cutlery and Saddle.
~, including almost every article IN either linz.
N. B.-i' daily expected, one piece Saxon.
Blue Cloth, snd 10 be the fines, ever ..lrc,.J
'o' we southern market X. l. B.
April
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JOHN Wills. Cls
RON 1IGCI0NIRIS go I'm

TII
Lynchburg, LIST Of January. 1881
The parties in this cause, will tax. ra,y,c.
that have appointed Saturday the 3Ob da,
Aprl next, TO Commence The accounts directed
by the foregoing ORDER OF courr; on v hicb da,
at the hour OF ten o'clock IN the mornne. ,b,v
are required TO attend at my otlise in this t.vn
Nth their accounts, vouchers & copies Of conr,
papers, prepared for examina ion and settle
ment. S. l. WAIT, Com.
March Il w4s
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REMOVAL.

II HE ,nbscIIbsr has 'Rken he Btll Tavern,
N Al Nelson Court House, (Loyings on,
where hr is now ready 10 receive all persons
Who may favor him With their com ,,any, and he
pledges himself 10 use every exeftion to give
the most general satlsfa clIon.
HIS house IS situated near the Courthouse,
and IS large ar commodIous. H,s stable Is of
brick, aud calculated to hold from forty TO hhy
horses this IS likewise pIentlnlly supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atten.
ON OF good and faithful servants he 1aters
.'..ns5lf will entne him TO patronage.
J. Is. STOUT.
Ne son {. II Dct q. IS
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"HEAT.-The highest price in cash
w Will he given for wheat, delivered n,
the Lynchbutg Mills. J. c. Z. LYNCH
March 81, 1881. -
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IEsHE soosetlb NE, living ia ,as uspc, 81
Il Charlotte county, on Staunton - -
wishes TO employ Teacher, who can
ven recommended as 10 morals. and nj. s ~,
ihea''ohs 10 teach The Lhiin and Enp,i.h Y quar-
guHges. EDY ARD ~ ill., so
March
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Millinery, Matchmaking &c.
W rs. GILL returns her thanks 10 the CHI
I'VE zens of Lynchburg and its vicinity Tor
their pa ronage, aud informs them that she
CONTINUES 10 execute orders for Bonnets, La
dies Dresses, &c. in the nestest manner, and
according 10 the latest aud most approved
III odrs.
-hr has on hand an assortment of Silk and
eghorn Bonn cts, suitable ior both town aud
ounlry trade, which will be offered at the
most reduced prices Jan 30 (6ints
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MIR. WILLIAM kkRk-As you are MOI
IVA resident OF Virginia, and have no res
dence known 10 mt. hereby notify youtbrongh
the public newspapers, tina, I shall on the 25th
day OF April, 1873 !, in Bedford Courtbouse, Viz
ginis, lake the depostlobs OF " illam " iatt
aud others, 10 be read evidence IN the trial
OF my suit 10 Chancery, ag ainst you and others,
depending and undeter mined IN Bedford Coun.
~ Court JOHN c. NOEL.
March q n4w
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'i'htn Harrison, Henry Brown, Jam.
pea''ng, marsIone Clay and Palsey Bs,h,o
...;,., Pits
William L. Lambeth, Eliza r. Eebo,-
irik Of Joseph Echols, deceased. W.stleca
Lambeth. Martin w. Davenport. L.. s,on
lard, IN his own right. and the and - MI Di
lard aud John Ward as Executors ~ ~" ~, pH-
Ward, deceased, Chiswell Daoney and sa sosn
Gsrdy. nS%hus
On The motion ofihe defendants VIII,
Lanbetb. Eliza + Echolp, Wa,bing,nad L.
heih. Martin W. Davenport, and ssmnal an
Ny by counsel, 10 dissolve the iniunc,,..aai '
~afded the plaintiffs in this cause. M ,Hoa d
day OF ApiIl last, the court on con,ide,a,on
tn bill, answers of those defendant. 9" Ut
hlbt'' AID after hearing counsel in o,,'o' 9 eA'
thereto, doth reject the notion and II'ou
the accounts between the par ties 10 or. 81 l''st
commissioners, who is directed +, "e
s'ate aud settle the some. and n,Ls '
hereof 10 the court, with any mart, s,a pp''
stated thought pertinent by GIns.ff -. INV
by the parties to be so staeu. Aud ,Ls ra,'.!
doth further order that the defcndan, W.
l.. Lambeth, do alter due 70 ICE tor tho, "'"'"
pose attend the commIs.ionsr who MAJ -
tie said account, aud answer IN solpmo ~,
such interrosatorlts shall then and ,ho,a't"
propounded to him, touching the tns,Ia..g
controversy IN this suit.
Cops-Ieste
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Pc DIGREE

Corporal Tim Wa, got by old Sir Archer,
his dam by Old Diomede, his grandsm by
Wild Air, his great grandeur by Apollo, his g.
2. grandam by Partner, bis 6. &. 6. sraodam 10y
Frarnought his G. G. &. &. grandam was inn
ported by John Bland. Esq.-Ihus 1t will be
seen. hat his strain is OF the very best stock
Virginia has ever possessed. J. POWELL.
Feb II Is
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re ngfIH = E@NR

TT A1fIE 3 I4NK
yGfAvE JUS, received at their Cash Store, on
- b INK Square. fresh supply of Winter
GoDds--a ougsl which are
- pieces Cssipctis
20 pieces Linssys
10 pieees Dadield Blank eis
| Bale Point do
/ tru.s oil Rose do
4 Splendid assortment Of fresh Cloths and Cas-
iDefe. OF every colour aud quality, bought al
auction.
900 pieces of band.ome Winter Calicoes
Mefno Shawls aud Scarfs
Cashmere do do
NsvaIiup Bgnnep
The above Goods, together with most OF
their stock are fresh having been purchased
within short time and will be sold a, the most
reduced piices.
February J,
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Yhe full blooaed Morse
6 Oh ORAL gAIM,

pro, OF Sl3,It season, which will CONNER nee
on the lst March, and expire the Isl Jdly, 10
be discharged by the payment OF $40 within
the season, So the single ieop, payable at the
time OF service, aud $50 10 insurr u mare in
toai, to he paid whenever IT is asceriained the
mare 10 in foal, or transferred, aud 81 cents to
the groom IN every case. Good pasturage will
be furnished gratis, aud mares LEFT win the
horse, il required, will be well ted aud attended
10 at 26 cents per day. All possible care aud
atenllon shall be pald 10 prevent accidents or
CORPORAL TRIM is beautiful chnsnnt
sorrel, very near II no, quite 10 bnnds high.
nov rising five years old. and for blood, bone
and stroHg running points, surpassed by few,
ii any Horse IN Virginia. In consequence of
an injury which be received when only few
weeks old on one OF his fore legs, just above
The pa>rern joint. he leg nearly cut of by a
sylhe,) he was never trained for the turf
As this is his first season. and the great scar.
city of money at this time, hi, services are
offered lower ihaD any horse OF equal blood in
Virginia. He is now in full poss ssou of all
his natural pnwers-- nnimpaireJ by aard run
u,ng o. old age Many fine horses are broken
do" and worn out by hard running and age
htlofe they are lei to mares--heuce II is we are
Often disappointed IN The Colts We get from
such borses--ior hold It TO be a truth that
cannot he contfoveIled, that the offspring of
all animals must pHrtake more or less OF the
infirlnitirs oil the parent stock at the time Of
pIoCrealUn.
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kA pleasure la oHettHk u nv" eust""ths
AID me public. the following new anu besatl.
ful Articles, Viz
CT 0TUGe
Ezha fat ssIaey Blue g
5orsrfs and Medium do =4
Imperial aIouy black =
ne snj Inv pf,crd do rs
Splendid golden oliye,X olive brown
Clarei. green .sic,l mixed and other =
color. lor genderneos' dress and 50
lane, frocs Goals J5E
gASSIW.L EGS.
E1ira fne blu. End black
Double and SINGLE millsd drab, sup1
Super Butt and Cinnamon
WASIIGTQSa
p,eec chsngeable and figured sik--spIendd
beyond lie serpilon
few pan rms do. do certainly more besuf-
fni than any ever Offered here beioIe
Marseilfe. white andibncS onl#rs
SUPER Valsne =, great variety Of patterns
: pieces best L. gllsh PLAIN black SILK.
Aa0les' Fancy Goods.
SILKS.
DltiFh b'hi Jbl pIhAh iAhlluu
est lbstrs
LIT black and blue black Gro de Nap
Fashionable fancy plaid d.
Blue hlArk Sam Suiped do
Eleganf bIue aud green chnngeable do
Sea green do do
Bae, punk stTnw and lilac do
fiof"nces. PINK. blue, straw, while aud green
) pieces PLAN "nue SATIN
4 Ggd do do
HANDKERCzIErs.
3 doz. beautifully Gne cold bordered Linen
Cambria
. do fire large plain white do
super fancy Six, new article
super decoupe DrrS
p"Ims' inc do neW style
Rich SILK din
LIS Cfape--Em hroidered
SCARES.
6 d0s beautiful neck
SpI' ndid Foulard, loog-satin striDe
9hpru6r PalmerIoe -Em6foiderm
super six do-.iincy color,
BONNET RIBBONS.
ir" sci the most piendm. W The atten-
10" Oh tue Ladies II PaoIcniarly invited. they
are al'n invited 10 call an examine a super6Al
''""' y "t az" "tW siPt HItlCle Tor Indies sum
mer B"nnets. iayoi. ed" SATIN suay"-the
latest PafrS fashion,
" ide white aud black Satin
""e PINK, blue, green straw and black Lus
Mario" ldfIelta and Sntin-alI coIors
A lew pieces elrgaui Ber-somsthing ne,o
1AE.GS.
Large rich GR'd whire aud black Veis
'"p"s aud Collars--rlch patterns
Ga aud ~ Bobbineis
Thread and Bobbnet Laces and Edoinys
WIDE and narrow Footing
hread and Eobbnet INSERTING. bean,;e,I nm,
tens articles often called for and hat s,I-
dom iOuad in is market.
GLOVES.
super long Whit k,d
super Horseakln, short, white and fancy IN
lors ~
Fancy coiOred Mius
For Summer Dresses.
splendid painted Freuch Barise
p'' ces mos beautiful Satin strjp-d. .a;nte,
French Muslin, entirely new article
cheap SATIN str'ped Ganze, for parties
aENGHAhrs.
super Al Cambria, handsome colors
0-4 Mnslm-plaid
Buff Plaid-Scolch
orIped MusIn
CALTCos,
large assortment, new patterns and .,.
y more beautiful than any hetetofor.
ported ''''-
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WIN W u y > VTF ;
COMM SSI0NER'S OFFICE, }

COMMISSIONER UFFTII, I
Ly0chburg, l9lh Mach 1881 I
The parties in this cause viii take notice,
that have appointed Saturday the 30h day
of April next, 10 commence the accounts d.
rected by the foregoing order OF court, on
whi,h day, at tht hour OF . O'Clock ia the m or
niug they are required TO attend at my oflice
IN this town, with their accounts, vouchers aud
copies OF court paper, prepared for examina-
ton and seItlemeD.
JAMES BENAGH, Com.
March %. w4w
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PEDIGREE
MEDICINES,

4 T. subscriber has on hand general as
- cor men OF genuine
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NViR6iNiA-Ata Superior Cour, of chz-~
y eery, hpiden al TIL town Of Lynfbb'.li
on the 26ih day oil MAY, 1880. 'ufg,
'''an Harrison, Henry Brown, JAM.
Deai'ng' marsIone Clay aud Palsey Bs,s'on'
.;.., Pitts.
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SHAKESPEARE.

x1lIlIs alisfin-
- guishssi Race
Ilorfr vii stand
si4s ensuing featon
~ he ornuEfan'I,
I.iIIrIiN. .llor.l
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DONr8 SPIGa
Moulded

BANK REPORT GCoNcLUDEp /
In 'ddiop size orci6sIy CAUSES OF fnetps,icn in
the metallic currentY, there wac auo her Of yr,n i'm
Jorisnce IN h character II he trade 10 China and In
diaj wtieh, ~ ifg 'noually macy millions Of I've
prefyns mesis Iequs nNy caused sb, up, and in
ooDvrnieD ch ngss IL lhs Of the cutrrncy and
Of private credit, by tr-ing hs Sc Banks 4, sudden
eurianensss an ast Of necessary self defence. To
sbste the pTas,ufe Of ti's demand She Bank oH.r.d
b'tu's or hs fbirmeBs Of son IL sppply i,s oy
b'Ils IN EuroPs, Nhish IN he India aud CANA marks,
WIRE often mere valuable ban ihe son It's, IT, This
txrsri'neat Progsd successful alike to the un.teb.n,
snd TO ihs community, who were thus Lose in.ounsd
I'D ty sudden dimiDurots Of tho eurrsncy. Osi,g 10
ihn operation OF central causes. thai trade ba. within
few year, greatly desl ned, bu should re yys the
BILE OF the BIrk ~H doubtless soDsH ute eon,iisr,
Die portion OF the rgInifance from this soun ~ Fvso
~ iis sent comparatively nae i've sAe the amount
OF bile lUTnst ID ~ the tank within the rat yea T.,
The ,,ade Of IndJ, Chns, aud South America amount,
10 1888 500
by this combination Of the soundnes OF The local eurren
eies, and thorough identification OF the Bank with the
real business and exchanges of the country IL wa. honeJ
10 accomplish the purposes Tor which IL was establish
ed With Ibis view 1t began by giving 10 its whole
funds an active and business character for which purpo.e
ell The stock OF The Bank which had been forfeit Cd .,
sold and the proceeds applied the Commercial one,s
lions OF the country The Bank and the Btancbes,h
issued freely ard exclusively their own noe, ,aLi.
protect and provide for them by tho diaeonn' -
bills Of exchange; aud they received freely the no .. If
the solvent State Hank, wih which periodical and CON
yenent, bu' certain settlements OF accouns were made
This system hos nov been in operation Tor several
years u was al first experimental and of doubtful is-
sue, end az the consequences were equally important
10 The B0Uk and the community its proeress has bes
watched win deep solcitude. its success therefore
has been seen win pioporliouate sadsfsctiop Time
and experience have demonstrated that the Rank
has been able to accomplish all ihe p;rooses for bcb
was created, 10 rcciiy the disorder. Of The enrrsnco
10 fUssin large and sound calculation and to rednce
the commercial exchanges within the most erono,o. -
Limits. ind tIs hy means In themselves hlshIv sivsn
tsgeous 10 The community not In any degree iniutiou.
10 tho State Institutions and ~ he lime profitable
10 The Bank ltsrli The evidences Of This csn he bes
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" Inadequate. Owing Z, he large expenses mt
20 The ebishment OF the Bank, and TO his great losses
growing out OF Its early mis- orunes, the whole amount
o. dividend, frem Jspusry, 1917 TO July. 1884,
OF fourteen years and hall, has been only S72 S. or
sna fraction beyond five per cent. year, on the or
s'ost ,uoscrp ions OF bundled doIllrs. The livi
dend during tho last three years aud ha ha, amount,
90 70 per cent YEA and II would re- iire con
hnnsuce OF the same dividend for eleven years aud
bal more 20 IN ke the annual dividend, fran tho eel,
ishm.nts 81 N Bank, eqrsi'o per cent. year.
H. however, thu sioekholJ, re- hav; been les bsn.
hned ny heir ipvosiuepts than Was anticipated. they
"a derive COMO ation for their disnin,led tre6 10
NE general pfospst OF 'be country a, large to which
the oper1u rs OF the Back have esptsibute4.
II u INDEED, tho maiu ds ign OF presenting those
ie'ai', 10 show tho prsc,ieaby Of continuing these
advan'ags without sactiifs Of he personal Interest,"
Of the s'ockhodsrs TIE experiment, ior such II uu.
douotsdly ws,, OF aus aioinS large aud sound and
uniorm currency and OF reducing tho exchanges OF
ne uu,sy 10 tho most economical limits, bss eel
,sh aud ini maids upon Systematic principles. l
has row Tor many years dad and may be pre-
sum'd that hs same Efforts win coniious TO oGu.e
'im lar results. BIT 10 any event, the B,srd OF ID :
recor' hive ,he sasise'icn Of kaowing that their
srNons We thu' tar rendered the b ok not unpro.
due'ive OF ben to the sou,t 8; aud iha, IL any un
oseseen sauses should hereafter prevent o. dciri
he en' heia opera ions OF the insituH n II thsll no
taii ON sey want OF jealous dsvo'op 10 the greL
Interests wneh hey have bsen appointed to al rair
is',r. b. ordsr OF n. Bo,r
". BtDDLE P.s'den,
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observed by comparing the past and present situation
OF the currency, tho exchanges, the country and the
Bank.
l. Before The esiahiL hm nj Of m. Bank The eirsu.
lairg medium OF tbs mid L., western, and southern
states, consisted .xelosveiy OF an recoverable paper
money; every pa, OF hs, rY suf red under The
most expressive OF a tsse, on Industry, Deprecated
currency; he commercial exchanges between differ
'n' avs ard even different neistbrrhoods, were
utdsoed ,si'h the nusustors OF ths'r resPec'v. re-
preventative. o. money, VII ie the GoverDuo, i,self
unsbe 10 osk s funds received In ono ion avail
ah'e for its expenditures la sno her, subarasse.
10 the mds Of nominal excess.s Of -evepus. Thss-
disorders now remto died The local surrer eiss
generally ave equivalent TO spec with ia III r re-
| spec,ve spheres OF circulation; aud large of
ger oral eurreuey is added Ter gesera circulation
That tkp effect was produced directly by The op-ra-
'iors OF The BNuk, require. demonstration. The
tent Of contributor to the gsnsrsl currency will be
| seen in The facts,
L.. Thst .iucs January l. 1928, II has furn shed 70
the Mint 10 be converted MO American coin. bullion
to tho amour, Of $l2oi6.4ls IS
| "a. That the sros. eirsriaion Of The
Boh GA the lsto January. 1928. was l,5s9,di6 90
Aud on tho Isl Of Avg. 1884, 22,599 4I7 so
Making an iosres.e of l7,Sio,00O 62
From both psIods deduction 10 10 bs made Of tho
notes in 'h' ir Patssss between the b TX aud the
brsnshos Tue total amour, kn to be in actual cir
eols'ion on the ld Of Aug was $40 377 $40.
/, eircuia ion 10 In all respects equal and In mo
r.'p,e,' superior. 10 vsie 10 any metallic currency
| Of The same smo n. deed. the is no, now aud
robsb never has been, in any ohsr extensive scun-
I, cstt-hcy, soypa sb'e TO this for the union
Of tn qual les OF coed eli eul, eg med'um--ys-
lee, seet ri,y-'afy convertible into ibe metals
and general upiioTni Of value.
Tn, notes Il he ink, moreover, no only efsrd q
und eDcy iheipsevss but they sussin and pu
y The much ia'ges macs OF ci'cul,'ios medium in %
W! icb they IRE UNUSED. BY receiving freely toe
! .o,es al the at BWk. within sonvenisnt r-a h OF
The Bank and its bsanehss and by Ire quent settle
WITH ,hen,, these ms oIs ats kept in The habitua
prcsrnce Ct en- accountability, which na'urslly udu-
ces the 10 apporioD their ISSUE TO ib' r
| -" cure the soundp,rs Of their currency. OF ,hr
manner in which tssy have executed thi, xtremt "
delicate part of heir duty, which connects tn, h
he atv ;nsitntionr. Ia no tor IN OF d..
tors 10 spesk. But they bear wiling ties inosy h.
'svor OF t-e up 'gh,ucss a. d n,llsencs which gene
rally shsrdc erie the aiw inis,rah of those in.'iu
lions. aid 'bs suppo which hey h.vs Away yisljec
aLy mrAsures calculated 10 mainIs thu ,oundnes
| oi he currency.
On he few oc.ssioDs where II ha, teecm. neee,su,
to inss; tn p.riornanee tf their Obligations from
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y BU BLlC SALE of valuable Land and Town MS be-
u. longing TO the estate OF Dr. James Merry decd
late Of Covingon.
On the 9Th day of October next, II fair, Otherwise
the next lair day thereafter, Win sell aLauctionn
me town OF Coyngion, county of Allegheny several
los IN sald town, aud the hnd adjoining, from which
acres-Also, at the same time and place plantation
lying on Jacksons river, dbout eight miles below said
town, and four above the Iron Works containing 265
acres, good proportion of which is rich bottom 1t is
bounded by the lands of MIR. Allen, Mr. KraiDs and
others.--Aso one tract of mountain land living about
one mile from town. II contains or 600 acres all in
woods John Holloway, Esq who lives adjoining will
be kind enough to show the river plantation and DR.
Payne MIR Joseph Damron will show the town tract
TO any person wishing TO purchase.
POSSESSION VIII be given on the LIST January next; the
terms viii be liberal and made known on the day of sale
by me EXECUTORS.
Sept is. 37-w6ts
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which either want Of Judgment or the pressure Of ur-
gent neesssiy had induced them to depart, the Bink
has epdesvored TO pc form its own duy with al The
frbssrarcs son,is,en, wi hs thorough execution Of
~, aud those Institutions themselves have generally
found. In the inc essed credit ari,lnx from hdeli 10
their enrsxemens full for all the M
porary ineonvs nenee which that fidelity required l.
10 indeed nhien'iy be'i,v.d that the soven, a'e In
~ tuition, recognize In tho Bank ts true ehartc
common irieod, no, ealou. eompsii'er; aud ss, be
good feelings uniformly enieraned for them ty the
Back, are procated They know that ,h- duties Of
~ position make Il on more pson inc Mt in pre-
yng the 'ouudue,s OF the sutrooey, on which the
stability sod prospat equally depend; ard ha, it
comp !, ion sometimes oppssrs 10 prevent more sbun-
dant prof to- find iud. unity in The general
enry otrroper'y which its operations ara designed TO
prStes' Untoubied these operations ave bt far
ben hcia TO them, that lie notes are equivalent
sp-ss, II has contributed to make those OF the ate
in,,i,u zoos equally valuable With, their re,p-c
pberes and tha any Ct thes ions earn larger
p chs than the Bank tts,l.
81 The redust on in the sxch ,rgss cf.st.d y the
Back from the exragsgsn cha en- internal trade ic
abe pressat moderate limiis nred not be particular
'zst. or gle fact will be tuheis mt to illustrate H. BE
tore the Bank VA, orgsoz ii n. tiereuce. xshsr
favor OF or agsinh Pbiats!Pha, in its relation WITH
The other commercial ei.s was ss follow:
| With Bo,en IL per cen; with New Ya k. o Ia pei
cen, with b fillmore. la per cen; with Wa hing OH
7 per cen ; with Chsrles,oD, 8 , per cent.
A. present these exchanges are renera " .i'hsr a
par or at he umest,n hSl of oae p.resn
| Tls has pa'uial'y tol'ored ,he rec, featDn OF h,
sWrency. A lorg rs thD gtnsr a crtu'a ION OF b,
Otf o'ass cons's OF specie or is equivalents, th'
rates Of exchargs bew- en- aay plses In IL can
oeyer moeh, her permanently very from the expense
oil Their Han'Pr ion from on, place 20 soohe'; and
e'd"c'on o ntafly that ra'c was the inevitable COZ
sequcUee o. the rs'ump'kn o. 'p.cis p,yU ents. Th
b AK ID ., however, teen able 10 do ihsn this
Zoe large mass OF its pera'ion' IN exchange by g'vn
to fund, in various parts OF ihe Unon which th
courfe o: It's ivn busiDsi, well that of the Gov
M mt requires 10 bs transferred, furnishes IL wh Ia
means oitran fetrng At ihs 'iue The properly
MI, itua's ata ry reduced EXPENSE According y
/ Ms err In int sf A,
Union, sone ines at no sxp.ns- wbaev-r, aud Away
WIN cha grs 80 med rae afford facles ct inei 10
communism ~ rrSbabiy pot quailsd by 'ho'= of an
OF or c"unry.
| The following table exhibits tho amount of dome s,i
and foreign exchange purchased al the Bank and Il,
several branches the amount Of the drafts furnished b
them on each other respectively, and the amount ,
transfers made account OF the Governments dIrin
| the year ending on tho LIST Of July last.