FOR THE WATcHMAN.
BANK OF WILMINGTON & BRANDYWINE.
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Having within day two heard it several times SAID
that this Bank had suffered very considerably by the late
failures in this pace and that in consequence she would be
unable meet her engagements made it my business to
make particular inquiry into the matter, and from all
could learn of those best acquainted with the concerns OF
the Bank, found the report totally without foundation
that the Bank was in noursng condition, and fast rs
ing above all her former difficulties. So far from having
been injured by the recent failures she has not lost cent
by them-no having had any dealings with either of the
persons who have failed. This repor them must have
originated from one of causes ignorance or design
either of which in this highly cupable and calcula
ed to njure the Bank in the eyes of the public. r