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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

tho Housel asking an augmentation of
their pay be referred to tie Committee
on Military affairs. y
On motion Of Mr.. Hamilton offs. C..
it was
Rssosved. That the Committee on
Military Affairs be instructed to inquire
into the expediency Of graduating the
pay Of the Surgeons and assistant Sur.
geons Of the Army Of the United
States, in proportion to the length of
time they may have been in the SER
vice.
Among the other resolutions offered
was "ne by Mr.. Ward, of New York.
relative to the increase Of duty on for.
eisn slate. Several nrivate bills were
acted on in Committee of the Whole
and ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading.
Committee on enrolled Bu,s. On
the part ofthe House Messrs. Angell
and Forward on the part ofthe SEN
ate Mr.. Knight.
.uore Erposures. The Trenton
American states, that the commiss /.
toner's appointed TO examine into Tie
situation and affairs of the Franklin
Bank, Of New Jersey, have made a
detailed report concerning the wretch
cd state Of that institution. disclosing
a series of mismanagement aud n,ts-
appropriations if not mai .appropria-
tions of its funds, and ascertaining
an entire loss of S57,I2o SO ceuts on
its circulation, independent "f the
loss to be sustained by bad debts,
which are considered as very con-
siderable in amount. and which will
probably make the LOSSES TO nearly
100000. Much of the stock has
never been paid for in money, and
VAS secured to be paid only by the
notes Of individuals. which never
were, and never will he paid. Sucll
Aimsy foundation c0ul! ensure no
pcrnanency to the institution. and!
promised 10 saletyto tie receivers
of its paper. Thirty thousand dol
lars were employed in the purchase
of cotton in Alasama and a large
amount Of notes were employed in
purchasing up the stuck of the State
Bank Of New Brunswick. A finance
committee managed most Of The con-
Germs of the company, and shame
fully abused their tvast. The sys-
ten Of hypethccation was in fall up
GRAFTON in managing tic moncscd
transactions Of the company, and The
institution has fallen a prey to the
vultures that fed upon its vitals.-
The aSaiss of the Jersey Bank have
not yet been in> estigated, owing td
the absence Of those WHO have its
books and papers inpossessioh or uh
der their control.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30
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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30
sArtep SINCE OUR LAST,
TrRoM QUA CORRESPONDENT.

BRISTOL, Dee. al-arr sloop Ar'sdne'
Briggs, r Freetown. &.
sloop Jane, Csdworth, fr do.
sSloop Hannah, Brown. fr do.
sehr Paragon, Bailey, fr Wicktofd'
Sloop Rose Tree, Vaughn, froo.
sloop Alonzo. Child. h Providence;
asl, arr 'loOp Emsi'ms, cosso'A'!' "'a
Providence.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30
Mari;.e fmtellipsucs.
PORT OF WARREN.

Notwithstanding tho inclcm-
epcy ofthc weather, our harbour yet
remains open.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Providence
sloop Eliza, Smith, tromNewPort.
sArLEp SINCE OUR LAST,
New brig Blossom, Carr, New Orleans
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