First. By the esinmliice who 3d Con ince
tion with one deputed by tie scnaty, cxas
mined the banks of Pthusylvania, of Phiis-.
delphia; and the fariners and Mecha ic
Bank. They declarctl their belch, tha
those institutions were in a most flouris)
ing situation. This belief they found on
the statements exhibited to them, and o
ther own niinute antl c@Miical examination
Part of their repott fully ard honorably
exhonorated a very valvaele officer of ene
of those institutions iow a charge which
had been made against him inconsiderately |
and without foundation. : “a
1 2d The general Bans committee repor- |
ted on the resolution reported to them dis
recling them to inquire into the. causes ol 58
the suspension, the report went on 10 make i
the following remedies. :
. his proposed to Sd 85000680 fo the
Import dutics ; and with thes @ resources i
¥ caloulated that the whole of the public
unded debt, viz —the old debt, the Louist-
anna debt, and the war debt, may be paid
offi n 18 years—besides leaving a sufficient
yevetute for all the purposes ot preparation
for defence, and promoting domestic im-
p ovement’ upon a fiberal scale.
« Yours truly.’
AMERICAN PATRIOT:
« To speak his thought s—
1s every Freemaen’s right.”
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4 COUNTING HOUSE
ALMANAC,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
f & I 0 ¢
Brine BissexTine on Leap Year, & A¥TER THE 4th
41st oF AMERICAN INDEPENDRNCE.
BELLEFONTE, JANUARY 20, 1818, | -
ny Jovy, THE
——————
MARRIED, at Friends, Meeting on wing ‘re
“Thursday last in H4it Moen, William Fish- ist... That alter the 1st of March, 1816.
er 0: Boggs ‘owuship, to Sarah Moore, wi. the bunks shoud be compelled to pay in-!
dow of the late Thomas Moores dec. of the terest on the balances due each other—this
former place. interest payable monthly.
2d "That on all notes for which they re- 8
fuse specie after the 1st of January 1817 S68
they shall pay eighteen per cent. iuterest . §
3d. That a rewusal of specie alter the 1s. Hi)
January 1816, should produce a total for-;fE
feiture of thew charter!!! If this is their
medecine, ¢ throw physic to the dogs.”
A substitute to this report was immedi
ately offered, which in many particulars fol Eset
lowed its historical narrations as to the |Hes
causes, and concluded with this resolution. #8 i
Resolved, That itis at this moment in- 8
DIED-—On the 8th of this inst. Jou
Mookx, eldest sonof Mr Hamilton Moore
in the vicinity of this place, aged about 16
Jeais.
DEATH is a monster inexorable; of
fuightak mien,
Rega ding neither age nor sex, paveity nor
riches,
Nor bigh nor low condition ; bit like un-
timely fiost, 2 Cid
OF nips the bud about to blossom into
manhiotd.
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expedient to adopt any measures relative to | BEd
the Banks. 4
«
FROM THE BALTIHGHE PATRIOT.
slxtract fo
: e Dec 33.1815.
« Congress having yesterday adjourned
over until Tuesday, und the committees: sen
“having made no teports, very establishing a
generally,
fit:le interesung bas occurred, or will oc-
cur for a few days, in that body. Itis un-
derstood, that the commitiee upon the sub-
ject, have unanimously determined to ree
ommend a NATIONAL BANK butj
have not yet made up the details of the
bill
« A bill to establisl three new military
academics, cone in ths District, one’ at
Mount Dearborn, (in Son th Carolina, and
one some where on or twa v the Ohio, will
Pisoubly be reported to tC House, on
vesday next, by Col. Joh. son. I'he
to exceed
tvhole number of Cadets is not -
ions
Boo inthe academies. These ug Ut!
with that at West Point, will itis calcingt:
®d; be of greater utility than an army or
twenty thousand men, in the dissemination:
‘of muitary science and practical informati-
on, The Cad:s are to be exercised and
inured to canips, as if engaged in acival ser-
¥ice.
« The commercial convention with G
Britain, was published this morning,
is very limited, but tolerably satisfactory:
4s far as it extends. Our commissioners
acted upon the principle, that it was more
politic to let the points in dispute between
the two nations remain unadjusted, than to
make an incomplete arrangement in rela
tion to them. The treaty was not ratified
yotil every mformation on the subject of
our commerce with the British was obtain-
ed by the Senate, nor until that body sa-
tisfied itself that the convention was not
disadvantageous to America ; this way the
catise of the celay in the ratification. As
%o the exception made by the British go
L
vernment, relative to the island of St. He- of Engineers,
lena, it will produce some inconvenience to’
our East India traders, but not so much;
as to justify a rejection of the treaty.
« The subject of the Presidential elec.
tion is canvassed here only in private; and
that with much delicacy Mr. Monroe,
Governor Tomkins, and Mr. Crawford,
arc the only republicans named as proba-
ble candidates tor the presidency ; 1 sus-
pect the question lies solely - between the
two former. There seems tobe a general
disposition ultimately to support, with an-
animity, the one who sholl receive a major
ity of suffrages in caucus. This spi ap-
gurs lrarmony and safety to the republican
porty, and consequently happiness and pros-
perity to the nation.
«As fit candidates for the second of
the Kditory tlat:d Waslington,
~ booty,
N
2
The report and substitute were laid on
the table and made the order of the day fo
Saturday the 20th.
re GPE. on
Representatives of the United States fo
National Bunk, with a capi-
{tal of thirty five millions of Dollars, sever
lof which are to be allotted to the govern:
1
(individuals. ;
His excellency CALEB Strong, has de-
iclined standing a caudidate for the office of
{Governor of Massachusetts, at the genera
{election in April next.
{ Mr Randeiph from Virginia, and Mr.
Pinkney from Maryland. have taken their
‘seats in the House of Representatives.
The army of Mexican patriots ov'insu -
‘ceuts have been totally defcated by the
Royalists and their leaders Morillo an
Moiales waken prisoners, together with al:
their artillery, arms, ammuaition, aud a ric
’
lB} Ge : » ¥
Tug MILITARY Acapemy—The discus:
sion hoc House of representatives on
this subjet. t has eventuaied m the Hew pit:
“lish one accademy, in add
already established to br
ley in the state of Teo
ation to esta
tion to the ome
located at Knoxvi
nesce, which was cons, dered, by the majo: -
ity of the house as the mo, 3 centr 12l positio
to that section of country » Wich comprize. |
the suthero and
ries. The bill has been recom n, tied with | oi
a view te’ the arrangement of ns actails HE
Lb 4
MS
but it is probable, will pass the House
Representatives nearly in its present shap:
The umber of cadets attached to thie corp:
or military Academy is* pro
posed to be increased from 260 to 600.
NAT. INTELLIGENCER.
Sgro rrrrss ros. TAAL T LENT
For Sale,
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND’
Containing about four hundred’ acres, 61
o1 70 of which are cleared. A good dw
Bug House, and double barn, with four cx
cettent Springs ol never tailing water; als
Peach, App nd Cherry orchards of lis
rate fruit, oon. Theres now a (quanti:
of ten or tweli :. . ores of good meadow upti
the place; and 18 or 20 more can be mad
with little ditheuity. The above Land «
situated in Boggs township, three mil:
fice in the gift of the Union, Gov. Tomp- above Milesburg, adjoining the Bald «eagi
kins, if he should not be nommated as:
President, Mr. Clay, Mr. Crawford and
Governor Snyder, are usually mentioned.
1 have preférences on both these important
moniinations ; but my business is to re-
ort facts and rumors, ‘not to give opin.
jon. Ir is generally supposed that Mr
Monroe will be president, and Govéror
Tompkins Vice President.
“The contemplated repeal of double im-
port duties, will not prodace a material
whange in the amount of revenue deri-
vable [rom that source ; nor ought it essen-
ally to affect mereantile operations.
— $ Be
PENNSYIVANIA LEGISLATURE.
House 67 REPRESENTATIVES.
Two important reports were this day
Bottoms. Anuy person wisaing to pu
ehase, can see th e property by applying i
the subscriber on the primises.
William Hinton.
Novm 335, 1815,
Notice.
inform the public that the have comma
ced the
TINNING BUSINESS
in the Borough of Belelonte, next door
James Rothrock, where the inten
keeping a constant supply of tin-ware fos
sale. ‘They will shortly have a quanti;
of Stove pipe for sale.
o WwW. LOVE,
PD. AFFRICA
September 30; 18135.
N. B. The highest price given for'éi
ide to the House,
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THE ECLIPSES ia 1816 are, Ist——of the Sun, May 26h, avisible — 9d
ofthe Moon, June 9th, part visible, becinning at 22 winutes past :
vening ~=3d, of the Suny November 19th, mvisible.—4ili; of th
4th, part visible, beginning at 40 mines past 4 in the alternoon,
: ray 1) a — y
/The Courts of Quarter Scssious and Common Pleas, are held in Bed-
ford on the tst,in Huntingdon on the 2d, io Mifflia on the 3d, and in Cen-
sre on the 4th Mondays in Jannary, April, August and November In
Cumberland on the Ist, in Adams on the 2d, and in Franklin on the 3d
Mondays of January, April, August and November] Coldmbia on
he 1st, in Northumberland oi the 3d Mondays mn January, April, August
and Noyember ; Lycoming atter Northumberland aud Union, after Ly-
coming, each two weeks.
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