Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15
HARD MONEY!

Specie continues to How into our country. The Tally
no. just srrved IN our river from Liverpool has on board
between 20 aud $50 000 for merchants in Petersburg aud
Richmond Il Is ssd thst aboa 900 Of IL has been
deposited In the Farmers Bank.
The Bank OF Virginia has just received 100000 from
The N. York Evening Post says that, "evcry vessel
from England has less on board. The President
from London, entering has $500. 900 OH board One
house alone entered $50 900 this morning The London
packet Montreal has brought more than S6O0.O00 The
Pacific, from Liverpool brings upwards oil $500 900, OF
which 10000 are for the Branch the rest for invidu
ais Since Saturday is estimated that nearly million OF
dollars In specie have been received, and large sums
hourly expected"
The N. York Journal Commerce says that "from the
2st TO the 9th Feb there exported from London
Phadelphia 2l65o ounces Of silver. Tho Losdon Times
OF March S,h. ssys:-"SeveraI houses making
preparations lar the Transmission Of bullion 20 New York,
aud Is calculated that from $50O0OO 81 900 900 will
be shipped in the course OF next week"
Congress ought Immediately to authorize the foreign
COINS (Mexcan. dollars French franc pieces, &c) to
be received, after proper assay at the u. s. Mint
The current coin Of the country and 2dly, TO raise
the value OF gold compared with silver Upon these
and other points, earnestly recommend 10 readers
the extra from the very powerful speech OF Mr. Ben.
ton which we have commenced to-day.
II to he hoped that the times will begin to brighten
soon The six million Loan Bill has branch of the
Legislature OF New York. and its third reading in
the other Its calculated to give much relief the Banks
and merchants Of New York-and through them, other
parts OF the U. s.
tits said that the Bank OF Washneton Mechanics Bank
OF Georgetown. and the Bank of Ale xans have closed
their doors. These Banks have large circulation
but larger one than their small specie capitals would
justify In such times these Yet such
are unto unaely not confined to the present period
Several Banks stopped payment about the year 1919 when
the great everissues oil the United States Bauk and
ny OF the State Banks, produced state OF
similar TO the present
No sort of fear is entertained Of the stability of the
Bank oil the Metropolis the Drpose Bank the District
Alter az it's to be hoped, that the Banks which have
temporarily suspended payments. will be able redeem
their notes hereafter Such understood to be the
with the Bank Of Maryland proper. We observe several
advertisements in the Baltimore papers, of Merchants and
Others Offering TO receive its paper small discount
Tor whiskey, wines, rum. &C., SC. Sc.
The H. OF r. oil Pennsylvania have refused 10 consider
Mr. Robinson's resolutions IN favor Of National Bank
The triumphant vote was 81 nays to 35 yeas Another
strong sign OF The politics OF the Legislature Of old
Pennsylvania
MIR. Haynes pror os's % publish paperin Petersburg
we have already laid his Prospectus before readers
He Is gentleman OF alents-wrtes with great force and
easeand we have question, will deserve the support
Of free People.