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State, City, or other corporation, or m post notes, except such investment be rendered. necessary in order to obtain the payment or r a debt previously contracted, and owing to any Savings Banks or Savings Society, which cannot be otherwise effectualty ob- tained. Nor shall any loan of the monies or funds of any Savings Bank or Savings So- ciety be hereafter made, unless the same pc secured by mortgage of real estate m thls State unimcumbered, equal in value to double the amount of the loan secured there- on, except to an amount not exceeding m the whole ten per cent, of the amount &C., tually on deposit in such Savings Bank or Savings Society for the time being.

 Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the Treas urer, Secretary or Clerk of each Savings Bank or Savings Society annually, on or before the second Wednesday of May, to transmit to the General Assembly state ment under oath, of the condition of the in- s,itutIon of which he is Treasurer, Secretary or Clerk, on the lst day of April, specifying the number of present depositors. the amount of deposites, the amount deposited in the past year, ,and the amount ofdeposites withdrawn, the amount and rate of dividends, the bal ance of profit and loss, the amount of ex- penses for the year, the amount of interest due and unpaid, the amount loaned on real estate, the amount loaned on notes not SC. cured, the amount invested in real estate and the locality thereof, and the amount inves- ted in Stocks, Bonds, or other personal estate specifying the name and quantity thereof ; and if the Treasurer, Secretary or Clerk of any Savings Bank or Savings Society, shall neglect or refuse to make such statement as aforesaid, he shall forfeit and pay to the Treasurer of the State sum not less than Ten nor more than One Hundred Dollars, according the nature and circumstances of of the case. Approved, June ?, ls43.

 REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS.

 The Boston Courier, in giving an accoun of the late Bunker Hill celebration, publish es the following:

 The most interesting part of this portion of the exercise, was the descent of the Revo- lutionary Soldiers from their carriages, and their ascent to the seats prepared for them near the orator. We have procured list of these venerable men, and their respective ages, which we have great pleasure in pub. fishing. They are as follows: