Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-04-09 00:00:00, page 2

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Sugar, New-Orleans
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Tobacco, Maryland
Potomac
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ESPECTFULLY iniorma' his friend:
and the public." that he men. if,: to
carry on the Coath-Making Me. in on its
various branches, at thesijhop in 'Fairfax-ss
street, lormcrly occupied by Rhcq am} DyJ
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ss BOUSE 0! REPRESEMTATIYBS.
. But whv delay the repeal of the non-in'
tercoune tintil we can hit upon : substitute,
and what is to be the Zubetitute ? When we
talk about submission, do we believe that
'the non-intercounc i: seeiatance ? Are we
not well satisfied by this time that the sys
item is only injurious to'ourselves and have
we-not been told by the secretary of the
treasurythat the law is " ineﬂicienc and al
together inapplicable to existing -circum
stanees ?" Let it therefore be done away
as speedily as ponible. "'When gentlemen
can agree on a substitute let it be brought
iorward as a dietinctproposition, and the
house and the nation will judge of it. In
deed sir. I dislikesi the involved mode of
legielating which has been attempted in this
case. When the embargo was to be done
away its repeai was chained to the non-in
tercourse ; and now when the non-inter
conne is to be expungcd from om statute
books, its repeal is iinkcd with a supposed
navigation law. This kind of connectiun
is too mucd [like making a lotos goods
! which never before came together, that the
goLd may carry oﬀ the bad. ,
; I am aware mal some grssulculcll " 'f'" "'
'ptocrastinate the repcal at the non-mtcr
! comse, because they expect infortnatlon
' from Europe ; but what information do
they expect ? Is it a repeal of the obnox
ioua orders affii decrees? I! so, the pas—
: sage esthe bill can have no inﬂuence, as the
ct bw cannot reach Europe until after the re
i peal. [: it necessary to hear how the Brt
} tish will receive the dismissal of their mt- '
;nistcr? W'e have already heard cnosifsh
to satisfy us on this head. Is the British \
cabinet after a view of the subject and du- 'ss
ting the period when their detenninatton
might be the result os passion, did not think
ssof hostilittes against us, do we Yet expect ;
a war with England ? Why then delay the ?
ssrepeal ? _ l
) Are these not reasons which should in- ]
duce us to act promptly on this subject ?— ss
Every day we suﬀer to pass while the coun- ss
try remains thus ehacklcd and bound. adds
to the lossee of our revenue, and l need
scarcely add that our treasury is not now
in a Situation to bear lossez. It is well as
ccrtained that there is now at Amelia ieiand
and at Nova Scotia and Canada, great
quantitiee of English goods which are run
into the United States, and this smuggiing i
will continue and encrensc as long as an o
pen entry is prohibited. it is not praetica- I
ble to ascertain the extent of "this ilhcitl
trade, but the amount of duties which We \
have lost by the non intercourse since the '
commeneetnent of the session and since the
secretery of the treasurv recommended the
" immediate attention" of the subject to
us, is certainly many hundred thousand:
of dollars.
But the injury is not confined to she go
vernment; the merchant and the farmer
are growing under this heavy load. It is
true that the restrictive system has almost
produced : revolution in ,our mercantile
men and in the manner of-eonducting busi
ness. But there ye: remains some of our
old traders who believing from the intro
duetion of thin bill that it was the intention
of the legislature long since to have remo
ved this deadly incubus, have made up
eargoes for expertation. ! dare not ,saysi
how much ( have been informed has alreaf !
dy been sunk by these merchants, who re-ct
gard your laws and deserve your protection, ,
as the mount would appear scarcely credi- !
ble, but ! may say that the mere demur- '
rnge of vessels actuaily laden and ready for '
deasiand which wait the repeal of the non- ?
intercourse, is not less than 8,000 dollan;
eacjtday, and is probably much more. ]
, The loue; to the farmers are equally ae- I
;rioue. The period has arrived when the
Lpenens engaged in agriculwre .who are not
fluge capitalizts must dispose of their to
ssrducc :; well to satias-y the demand: . the
flat year, as to provide for the exigencies
of the present. It is : duty we owe these
people to give them the best market in our
power, lad it is : power we will perform
unleu we mean to prec- them to madness.
[( it i; supposed that the repeli of the con
iotercoune will not aﬀord them better pri
en or : dum- tale, I will, simply point to"
what he: happened while this law has been"
dinz- Do ,ve not know thlt produce
si: then end my:- u it eppeared by the
meedh'geosConF-eu that this bill would ss
ssot mm sinot'psiue . - ;
sslsu: 1,wa notions" manam the. pu
"tienee of the house nel fear thet- my me;"?
in, gffimjmsiw already nffied ne
w
"Czntvgns: qstlw' United State;.
Cbl Mr. Macon : bill on the mation toms!
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Mr.. EMOTT'! srmcnsi ss.
3 sconcummJ
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win the Smate yf the Umted State;,
, ' - April 4. -
The Senate resumsied the consideratien of
i the bill for the establiehment of a Nattonal
si: Bank.
i Mr. Bayard moved, among other amchL
- ments, the following new section to the bill
. making provisinn for the establishment Of
a National Book, which were ordered to be
. printed, and the bill postpuncd titl Friday
; next, and made the order" of the day. ,
: See. I And be it further matted, That it
: shall be lawful for any Fetsou, co-p'artner
- ship or bnd'y politic who now do or at any
; time within three years from the third day
: of March next. may hold stodt of th: pre
si sent bank of the United Statea to sahsctibe
within that period of time in the books to be
: Opened at the city of Philadellsihia for as
; many shares al he, she or they may hold of
5 the Capitol stock of the bank us the U. S.
and the sharee so euhscribed shhll be paya- \
! ble either in gold or silver, or by the trans- ss
: fer and assignmcnt of an equal amount of
! thestock of the said bank at the time of the
: lubscription.
!si Sec. 16. And be it furl/zer matted, That
.' the incorporation of the subscritzcrs to the
; bank of the U- States made and cstablished
'I by the act entitled " an act to inczmporzte
si the subscrtbers to the bank of the U. S."
' passed on the 25:h day of l*'eb. A. D. 1791,ct
; shall continue, and the same is hertsshy con
ss' tinued, till the 4th day ot March, A. D.
; 1814— the capitatl to be augmented to thirty
? millions us dollars.
The Pnsident htid before the Senate the
si following report of the Secretary us the
3 Treasury made in pursunncc of the resolu
_ tion of the Scnate of the Ld inst:
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ALBERT GALLATlN.
. To the leon. the Prudent of the Scnate.
That the statement annexsi-d to the report
made to the Senate on the 2d day of March,
1809, contained all the diividends made by
the bank osthe U. S. from its estabfishment
xtn the date of the report, :: stated to the
' Treasury by the bank.
That the annexed table (A) being : tran
script of the above mentioned statement.,
with the addition of the dit-idends made on
the first day of ]ttly, 1809, and on the Ist
day of ]:muary last, embraces not only the
ordinary semi-annual dividends of four per
cent. but also all the extra dividends which
are within the knowledge. of this depart
ment, and which. it it believed, have ever
been made by the bank ; making in the
whole, an average (of 8 13-36 per cent. a
year. '
That there remained to the credit of the
bank, after payment of the dividend made
on the first day of ]anuary last, a surplus
of 409,4-10 dollars. consistsng of two iteme,
viz: 125.000 dollarl, designated by the4
name of " General Bank Enatef' intended
as an Qﬀeet against the decay and preeumed
lose, in case of the eale of the real estate of
the bank. that estate having been paid sorJ
from the capitaletock, and not from the pro
fits of the bank; and 284,410 dollars, de
signated by the nlme of " ctConti_ngeot
Fund," intended in the first place, to eover
loue: arisiog from bad debte, notctyet actu- .
ally lost; and the residue of which, is any,
will be applicable to another siextratd'widendsi ]
I
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. mean the: the mw 'ZPWFPWB :;
a- too far. -- !. minde theteson wimssobpctqrv- si
'siinz. MIMl-vote ag'fimidﬂessugss, mass
form bill usi it now stands; and with ass
wish that the house may recede. I have
That the nominal profit: kesulfing to the ss
bank from each of its office. of discount —
and depo-itss, could not be eteertained with
out an invectigation of all the wcckly re
turns made to this departmcnt; and that
there are no returns from which the actual
loss sustained by each office can be known.
But that the statement (B) shewe the
permanent capitzl given to each office of
diacount and depoeit; the bulmee due in
account current by the office: to the bank
((exclusive end in nddit'ton to the said per
inanent capital) on the 27th day of March -
last; the mount of the note. actually dia- -
counted and he to the but by the last re
tuym. lssxﬀyidz the amoupt diecountednt
Philade ph'u, and at each office respective
17; ned na e'ttitnate of the grass amount of
the unuaj exP'W and lene: of the bank,
binding in several ofien, by which it
The Secretary of the Treasnry, in obe
dience to the resolution of the Senate of the
2d inst. respectiully REPORTS :—
Trcasury Department, April Zd, 1810.
Sm,
I have the honor to transmit : report
prepared in obedience to the resolution of
the Senate of ys-sterday.
I have the hon'or to be,
W'ith great respect, sir,
Your obedient servant,
done.
REPORT. ]
: " ,bong 35,o'od doin- : year. . .
All dsif whissch 11 sea ctsullv duwimd.
ALBE 'l GALLATlN.
Tmuury Depurunem,
Aprﬂ" ad. 1310.
L an- non .nsi..
Estimate as the expence: and loue: as the
Banb.
Six per cent. on 17,000,000 dollars, eati
matcd as per above, us the ampunt'uaual
ly loancd on interest, is per aonum.
1,020,009
Dividend of 8 18-36 per cent. &
year, on 10,000,000, actually
paid lo the stockholdcrs. is,
per annum, 836,111
Undividcd ourpluo on !.
]an. mo, 409.410
dollan, divided by 18
years, would be equal
to an annaal dividcnd ,
of 22,74$ - H
Leaving for the estimn- -'
ted annual amount of
Apm'l 5,
Mr. Bradley from the commune: ye when;
was referred che bill for the presqrvssnion of .
peace and the maintenance ol ;hc authority
of the United Statcs in elde port; end har
born of zhe Uniccd Szamctactnd in the pom,
harbon, and water; under Qsieir jurildietim
reported it without amondmgpt. -ss
the bill find the ]".omctieþendniim
re do thy oIaG—Uiobmldﬂ
blessing scsibcrlz'n. " " si mffi-ct )
ther considemioq-filfipfssm. " _ :
-Mr. sum of" 'Mdsi; m.,ooeice dutbef .
W Womb "? 19" '- ÞÞ! i' *
*Funded debt- si16,9'4-9,497
Philadclphin.
Balancc duc- the bank
in account current
by the officcs,
7_50,000
Capital reserved
3,950,000
-———-—-4,700,000 4,527.586
Amozmt of note:
Ca/siilal. discounct'ala
Bostnn, 7(X],000 QQRM,
Nrw York, 1,80(),000 4,s75,374 '_
Balcimorc, 600,000 I,:MQJO
Washinglon 200.00Q- MSMfsssi *
Norsolk GOODCD 880,1'70'
Charleston 600000 ct 1.409.916
Savannah 5 00,000 1 ,054.l_13
Ncw-Orlems 5<;0,000 63 I,.S 1!
5,-300,ooo
36 ]anuary, 1810,
NOTES.
( a ) Divia'emls ]d/ling s'mrt of the rate
osciglzt ])e-r u-nt. ])ur ammm.
( 6) Iuciuding exlra dividmrls.
STATEMENT
Osthc capim] of the several branches, and
of th:- bzmk of the Unilcd Sxam, and as
the amounc of discuunn by the last rc
bout, 135,000 dyllm : yea. tlllct Min
cd losin- man in ctlh'sd wboþsiffic Wound ss "
expence: and loued, 161J44
, __1 non nm
The sermesi mmd, che mnsidenfimof .
ceived returns.
Dividends on Unizedmm' Banfss sto'ct.
No. 1 ]uly,_ 1792 4 ,
2 ]anuary, 1728 _ 4_
3 July, si-— 3 5 8 (0)
4- ]nnuary, 1794 3 7-8 (0)
5 July, -ss- 4 .
6 January, _1795ct 4
7 ]uly' " '-- si 4
8 ]anuary, 1796 4 '
9 ]uly, 4.
10 ]anuary, 1797 4.
11 joly, -ss- &
12 ]anuary, 1798 , 5 ( I: )
13 ]uly, — 4
14 ]:muary, 1799 4
15 ]uly, -- 4
16 january, 1800 4
17 ]uly, — 4
18 January, 1801 6 (6)
19 ]uly -- 4.
20 ]anuary, 1802 4- 1-2 (5)
21 ]ulctv, _ —— _4 1-2 (5)
'22 ]auuary, 1803 . 4 1-2 (0)
23 ]uly, -— 4
24 ]unuary, 1804 4 1-2 (6)
25 July, -- 4 '
26 ]..nuary, 1805, 4
27 ]uly, -- 4
28 ].munry, 1806 4
29 ]uiy, -— A- '
30 ].muzxry, 1807 6. (6)
31 julv, -- 4
32 ,];muary, 1808 4
33 july, —- 4
34 ]anuary, 1809 4
,35 ]uly, - 4
4
si1o,ooo,ooo 15.sz7,870
,1,411,627* _
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