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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Al Rules holden In the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson county, the frat Mooday
IN September, 1896;
John Singleton, PLAIsTITY,
John Myers, Dassiei Rable. a1i,niniSsistpafor Of
Iluniei Rsble The elder. deceased, aasi Jdrsss
". .HcCurdy. Dolphin Drs,S, Leonard Sad
Ter, e-rccHfor Of John BHckzaasfer deed The
said VIC Curdy, Drew. and Bsekmasser being
seelriiies Of me said DaHiei KabLs as G1InirsIs-
frIfor aforesaid, and Jacsb Kabie. John KabLs,
Samuel RabLe. James kdble, HiHsans RaBLe'
BrrjaHin Ka6Ie EGra6efh Berry, (.Sid1uv.
late Ehzabefh EabLe. ehSidrsn efIhs snid Danief
Rabke, dec'd and John Chamberlain and EAra
Ms sgfe, late E1Ita HSskz9k. Mary Haa.roM
aud Samuel Hefdsgohi thdkirrn eT.sfargares 40
DE- gfiev1Var'h Margaret Hesd1rohi, and MARY
Jehns0H. lsi'o1g Of John Johnson. Toy-sleriy Ssary
children Of said DBlici Ka6ke,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants jacob Kable Samuel KAbls.
James KsSle, BesjAmin KAbIr, EIizabeth Berry,
(vidoS,) Mary IlsidwOhl, Samuel HeidwohI,
and Mary JoADson, widow 0f John Johnson, no,
having entered their appearance, end given seon-
riy seeOrdlng 70 the 40, Of assembly and IN.
Tasss of SHE court add u ApPaarfaE by saiis-
faotoFy evidence that they are nos Inhabitants
OF THIS country u " ordered, Thas the
aid defendants do sppear here on the eighth
day OF the peat term and answer the bill Of
ths pisiniiRI aud that . eopy Of this order be
ed IN CharisAown, Tor two monihs sasesssiyely,
and posted ~ the front door Of the oourt-houss,
IN the said town Of Chsrles,own.
A COpy-resse.
ROBERT L. BROWN,
Sept. IS. 1880. ClTk.
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WOOL.

Pie subscriber wishes TO purchase Wool,
- for which he will give Abe highest mar
ket price, In Goods. He will exchange Lin
ssy and carpeting, for Wool.
". KEYEs.
CharIestOvn, May &c, 1896.
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Nall Road Notice.


A6WW-1GOttft svOftCG.
AN and after sth instant (sept) the Pas
" senser Cars for Frederick. Baltimore.
aud Washington, will leave the Ticket Office
st Harpers-Ferry. at 10 o'clook, A. NJ, and
arrive at Baltimore and washington same
day in good time.
y. BECKHAM, Ass~i,
f. Bal. & o. n. n. Co.
Sept. Z. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27


Nsrv .uSrSss Quarry.
WVHk subscribers respectfully ,ol,es An.
n sessassoa Of the eitizsns of yessr,oo.
Clarke, frelsrick, Berkeley. sod ILo,,So.,r.
Counties, 10 the sxeslieat xGAn1x.H
nov manufactured oee mile South on "a
ssrourg. washiss,oa County, Maryis,d
consisting OF
Monuments, Tom5, Slab, Head g. Fo,f
STONES,
Door and Window stills.
And every variety Of work IN their I'm. a
business. Possessing the sdvsnt.xes Of Vs.
ter power, aud plenty % most beautiful
Marble, and . deserm.oation 20 sell low.
they humbly solicit . share Of public patro-
mage. They have also on hand o. their ola
stand, three miles North East Of Boonsboss,,
an assortment Of 300 pair Of Grave stones
Of Beaver Greek Marble.
Psrsoas wishing TO purchase, will please
forward their spitaphs. siss Of stone. and
place cf destination, Sc BY mail. and
they shall meet with prompt attention,
at the standard prices. Persons WISHING
TO see the subscribers will please write, and
they or their agents will call.
A. b w. LoUGuRIDGR.
Lsher.barg, Washington, Co, Md.
July -, ls36.-iy.
N. B.-Any person Forwarding sin inse rip
tons shall have . deduction Of 6 per ocua
AL Stones delivered to purchasers.
A a
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Z" To tAs rs,ess, my J,is-d,, 10 hs rsseu.
We W SCHOOL,

- - XVI ~ " ~ Ala
1NHE undersigned having resolved, unvs-
~ s~rvediy. to sb.a,Ion his late d;,.,I,,,
habsts, earnestly beKs of HE forpcr friends md
patrons that they will sHord him one naOrr On
portuntty 20 retrieve his character ~ eel col
teacher. lie purposes, h ne 10 eouatensaerd in
the attempt, ,mnediatrlJ opening . cheap Fog
hsh School, in . convenient house on the main
street
Charlestown has Witnessed the suhss~ihers'
complete peostrsiioa and h~ 10 therefore r.rt;..-
larry srnb'tious of making Sc the thre.frs upon
Witch TO play ne~ snd r~spretsble part iG tho
drama OF life. Tie dcsres to evihcs Go Sfs inhnh-
itsnts "thHt reformation 10 never hor<l-,.. I" snd
that though he sas "resolved sAd re-tesoiyed,"
he does not mean "todie the sarne" IN word.
be pants Tor On occasion to make u usaifess hat
be can easily trAnsfer the zeal. srioV, sad Iade-
fatigAble perseverance, which has 90 rlax,.xIv
eharseteriscd his pursuit OF jrbsuohsry TO laacs-
bic purposes.
Those who, revc-ting % his frequent ml,ssr-
risges, may doabt OF his sbity Co adhere, be oaa-
not blame but will reply, By the way, that
penury, vosnded pr''e, (for insieed, however
psrsdox'eei may sppSnS. he has sons yet,
every motive which can Operate most ssroaTiy 10
direct human action, urge him 60 eoasistenev
The sympsthetie fev whose hearts ever respoo-
ave To the appeal Of the u'is-rsbis, may step
forth to tho sueeor Of the subscriber in tkis Ais
dark day" viii " s,ir within hiul" feelings of
gratitude that will only subside when hi. he's.
shall sesss to beas ana hia memory shall A.yo
lost its eoossioasasaa
PHIeEs. He viii teach EaaIish Gramnsr.
Geography, History. Composstioa. g. Geon.-,ry
NJ - per qaArter minor branches NJ 81 50 PSI
quarter.
JOHN A. II. HARDING.
CnAaIEsrowH, SEPT ., 1886.
VIRGINIA, to WIT;
At Rules hoidsa IN the Clerks Ofioa Of The
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jsnsrsoo county, the AGst Moa-
day in September, 1896
James AAriaIt and Phsbs bis wife,
RLAINT11s,
AGAINST
John Ager, Thomas Wilt and Cathsrinsi BIZ
wife, Edward Lucas, sen. ~ administrator
OF Lewis Ronemus dec'A.. add William
Lucas, sdmisistrator De boAis asn Of I'd
ward Lucas, deceased, DS1'r..
IN CHANCERY.
TNHE defendants John Ager, Thomas WIT.
and Catherine his wife, not having en-
tered their SPpssranos aud given security
according to the act Of assembly snd the
rules Of this court, and " spps aFiog BY salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitapts
Of this country; u n ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the STU Sav Of
the next term, and answer the bill Of the
plainti6s; Snd that copy Of this order be
forth With inserted In some Newspaper pub
lished in ChsFisstOwn, for two moaiAs sse-
eessiyely, and posted at the front dose Of the
courthouse N the said town Of CAsrlestowB.
A Co1y--Tests,
ROBERT r. BROWN, Ctsrh.
cps IS, 1896.
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\ WISH 20 purchase several hundred Su.h-
n els OATS. a.. gEYgs.
sept %. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

Sons Of Song.--Tbe wife Of Mr.. j.
Pea u. Song, u Louisiana, lately pre-
sentsd him With three infant sons. ION
one OCCASION" MT. Song is represent
Cd ~ the article mentioning ihis cir
eamsisnes, ~ ian industrious husband
man."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

ID EMAININ0 In the Post olice a, shop
~ hsrds,o~n, on the lss day Of October,
1856, which 10 not called for before the Isi
lay Of Jsepsry, 1897, will be returned 10
hs Gensrsl Poet Once a dead lettsr,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
vEsTImos AND cLo~us

vESTInoS AND CLOTHS
OF every colour and quality, and Of the latest
aud most fashionable style,
PULLED and plaid Lin,eJs and Flannels,
Plaid and plain Cambric Muslin,
Plain and hgured Jaconet do.
Plain and figured Swiss do.
Linen Cambria handkerchief,
PonSeo amt other silk do. SC. &C.
GROCERIES,.
super. Porto Rico and ST. Croix Sugars,
DO. Loaf and Lump Sugars,
Do. Aio and lava Coffee,
Gunpowder Tea, eAtra quality,
Imperial, Young ily son, and souehong Tea
Mould, diPt, and sperm Candles,
haekerel aud Herring,
Ground Alum and fns Salt,
Superior p. r. Nolasses,
A superior lot Of prime Bacon, SO
LIQUORS.
general assortment OF Champagne and
other WINES. sc.
Together with . sple ndid assortment oil
PAINTS and DYE S7UfFS, Of every
colour.
Also, . general assortment of HARpwARE.
BOOTS AND SHOES
ofevery size and price amongst which may
DO found. Ladies' Callers, French Kid Shoes,
ssal'skin do, Prunella do. &c. sc.
LEATHER.
Sole Leather; Kip Skins; Calf Skios; Mo-
rocco Skins, So.
Those 10 want Of the above articles will
do well TO call and judge for themselves
Country Produce Of evsry description will
De taken IN exchange for Goods nj the loves,
prices. RICHARD ID. DORIAN.
Hsrpers-Fsrry, Oct. IL, 1896.
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FAT PoRK.-The Florence Gazette,
gives the names Of Ave brothers, all
Jackson men, whose average weight is
cad % be 276 pounds.-N.
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GROCERIES,.
BOOTS AND SHOES

ofevery size and price amongst which m
DO found. Ladies' CATERS, French Kid She,
ssal.skin do, Prunella do. &c. sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

VIRGINIA, To W.T.,
At Rules hoidss In the Clerks ofios Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson Couniy, the asst moa-
day in September, 1886;
James MariaIt and Phsbo bin wife.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13
EXTRACT rEoI THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
FINANCES.

FIN ANCII.o.
You will perceive, from the report OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury, that the financial
means Of the country continue to keep pace
with its Improvement in all other respects.
The reccip:s into the Treasury during the
present year will amount to about S47, ,69l.-
sos; those from customs being estimated
at S22 .523,l5l. those from lands at about
$24, 100000; and the residue from msccl-
lancous sources. The expenditures for all
objects during the year, arc estimated not
to exceed S32,OO0,OO0, which will leave Il
balance in the Treasury for public pnrpo-
scs, on the lst day OF January next, Of
about 4l,723,959. This sum, with the
exception Of five millions, will be transfer
red TO the several Safes, in accordance
with ,hc provisions of the act regulating the
dcposi;cs Of the public money.
The mcxpcndcd balances Of appropra-
ton oa thc 1st day Of January next, are cs-
tin1atcd at Sl4.G3G,062, exceeding by S9.-
G3G.OG2. the amount which will be left in
the dcpositc banks. subject to the draft Of
the Treasurer of the Uni:cd States after
the contemplated transfers to the several
States arc made. IT, therefore, the future
receipts should not be sufficient to meet
tleso outstanding and future appropriations.
there may be soon necessity to use por-
ton of the funds deposited with the States.
The consequences apprehcnded wI"n the
dcpoS;tc act Of the last session received q
rcluctan: approval, nave been measurahIy
realized. Though an act merely for de-
posi,c Of the surplus moneys Of the United
States in the STATE treasures for safe kccTlng,
until they may be wanted for the service Of
Tie Gcncral Government, ithas been eNtcn-
sivc!v spoken of as an act to give the mo-
n"y 10 the several States, and they have
been advised to use it rs gilt. without re-
card 10 the means of rcfundlng it when call
cd To-. Such suggestion has doubtless
been made Wi hout Il due consideration Of
the obligation of the dcposite act, and with
out proper attention to the various Prlncl-
cip!cs and in;crcs,s which are affected by
il. Il is manifest, that the law itself cannot
sanction such suggestion. and that, as it
now stands, the States have no more au-
thority to receive and use these deposltcs,
without intending to return them, than any
drvos!tc bank. or any individual tcmporarI-
' "'a"c"d with 'hn saf"- .;o"ping o. apt.I-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13

LEGISLATURE OF South CAROLlNA.-
The candidates for the office of President
in the Senate, were Patrick Noble and An
gus Patterson. On the first ballot, there
was tie; on the second the majority for
Noble was 6.
In the House of Representatives the cam
didateS for Speaker were L. l.. Wardlnw.
+. ". Davis aud ID. J. McCord. Aitcr
the frs, baloting McCord WIS Withdrawn,
and on the next, Wardlaw WAS elected.
4 resolution has been passed 20 fiji u? 4
room in the State House for the C1uri OF
Appeals. Leave OF temporary absence
from the Safe has been granted TO Jadgc
Earle and Judge Cant. PciJons have
been presented to amend the charter OF
Oh raw, and for Bank in George Town.
A Bill is before Senate, Introduced by Col.
Grcgg, so to amend the judiciary ac' OF last
year as to make a maiorl.y OF The Judges a
quorum, and allow a Judge to have Il voice
in deciding case tried before him il tic
court below. And also bill to transfer
the jurisdiction Of the Court Of Ordinary 10
the Court ofChancery. \ s2ec:a! Joint com.
mttee has been appointed on the great Rail
Road. The jomt committee Oh printing
have reported Il contract with s. Weir, as
printer TO tha IIouSc fer $1,000, aud with
4. s. Johnston for Senate at Sl3O0.-A
bill is before the House, which among 9th
er things. provides for making the prison
limits co-cX,ensive with the District; and
for forecloSing mortgages cn real estate
without application to cou::. ApctilIon has
been pres .nted and referred TO the medical
committee to lcgal;zc ThomsonlAn quacke-
~. y proposition is before tic House TO
remove the seat ofGovernment from Column
bia to Charles on which is said TO be ID
vored BY some Of the Up country members,
Oh account Of the high price of board IN
Columbia. A bill has been reported 10 re-
ceive the States share of the surplus rcve-
nuc, and add it to the capital ofthe Bank Of
the State, according to the Governors re-
commendation. A bill has been n;rodu,
ced by MIR. Thompson of S paHen5urc, TO
give inc election of Tax CoIlrc'ors 10 tic
people. The committee ON the judiciary
are ordered on motion of MrssrS. Dudley and
Middleton. to inquire into The expcdiency Of
establishing Court of Equity in Marlboro
and Chesterfield. A resolution Of enquiry
into the expediency of remodeling the Court
of Appeals has been adopted. A bill has
been Introduced 20 raise the pay Of Jurors
10 So.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13
COMMITTEES OF TIE SENATE.

On Privileges md Electicas-Messrs.
Patterson, Gregg. Wes on, Lawton, Pom
sett, pinckney, Henegan, Sect, Cannon
Chesnu:. Dubose.
On Faance-Messrs. Higgins, Bryan
r. w. Aston, Goodwin, Clover.
On Ctdims-Messrs. De Trcvllle, Famp-
ton, Gourdin, Roger, Smar;, i. P. Aston,
Eicrbc.
On the Judiciary-Messrs. Gregg, Pat
tarson, De Trevillc, Bauskctt, Massey, Hig-
gins, Ellerbc.
On Roads, Bridges and Ferries-Alessrs
Beatty, Roger, Walker, r. +. Simpson,
White.
Ok the Mi1'ary-Messrs. Goodwyn,
Hamil on, Caughman, Peay, Norris, Bryan,
De Trrville.
On Accouais-Messrs. Glover, Little
John, Scott, Evans, Poole.
On Grierances--Messrs. koger, Dugan,
Pooe, S one, Minis.
On Internal Representatives.. Simp-
son, Caughman, jenkins, Walker, Duno-
want.
On Mcorporaljons-Mcssrs. Patterson,
Pinckney, Glover, Poinsctt, Framp'on.
On Pensions-- -Mcssrs. Evans, punovant,
Wilson, Chestnut, Pcay.
On Public BuiMings-Mcssrs. Buskct,
Du5ose, Jenkins. Roger, Weston.
On Schoois-Massrs. Ponsctt, Patterson.
Cannon, White, Wilson.
On the So,esh Carolina Co1legc-Mcssrs.
Gregg, Goodwyh, Beatty, De Trcv;llc, SIM
mons.
On Vacant O5icfs-AIessrs. Dugan, Lit
tlciohn, Wilson, Cannon. Durant.
On Lands-Messrs. r. +. W. Aston,
Bryan, T. P. Aston, IIenegan, Busket.
On ReEgion-Nlessrs. Stone, Massey,
Norris, Duan:, Minis.
On Engrossed BiHS-Messrs. Simmons,
White, Evans, Smar;, Norris.
On Agricuhure-Messrs. Wilson, Tramp
ton. Chesnut, Lawton, Gourdin.
On .Lunatic Asyluns--Mcssrs. Gregg,
Casshman, Glover, Peay, Pool. -
On Legisiatire Library-Mcssts. /. L.
Aston, Dunovan', Goodwyn.
On Federal Rclations-MessTs. llam;l-
ton, Paterson, K. F. w. Aston, Pncknev.
B ,atv, Buskett, Ellerbe.
On 1IedicM accounts -Messrs. Duno-
want, Goodwyn, Simmons, tlcncgan, Ncs,
ton.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13

in preference to its application to INTERN,
improvements, in derogation of the rISh E
and powers of the States, the suggestion o
an amendment of the constitution to author
ize is distribution was made. 1t was an
alternative for what were deemed greater
eyiIs-a temporary resort 10 relieve an over
burdened Treasury, until the Government
could, without sudden and destructive re-
vulsion in the business ofthe country, gradu.
ally return to the just principle of raising no
more revenue from the people, IN taxes,
than is necessary for its economical support.
Even that alternative was not spoken of
but in connexion with an amendment of the
constitution. No temporary inconvenience
can Justify the exercise of a prohibited pow
er, or power not granted by that instru.
ment; and it was from a conviction that
the power to distribute even a temporary
surplus ofrevenue is Of that character, that
it was suggested only in connexion with an
appeal to the source of all legal power
in the General Government, the States
which have established it. No such appeal
has been taken, and, in my opinion, dis
tribution of the surplus revenue by Con-
gress, either TO the States or the people, is to
be considered as among the prohibitions of
the constitution. AS already ntimated, my
views have undergone change, so far as
to be convinced that no alteration of'he con-
stitution in this respect is wise or expedient.
The influence of an accumulating surplus
upon the Legislation ofthe General Govern
lnent and the States, its effect upon the Gre
ditsystem ofthe country, producing danger
Gus extensions and ruinous contractions,
fluctuations in .he price of property, rash
speculation, idlcness, extravaganza, and a
deterioration of morals, have taught US the
important lesson, that any transient mischief
which may attend the reduction Of our re-
venue to the wants Of our Government, is
to be borne in preference TO an overflowing
Treasury.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13

INDIAN WAR.-Wc find in the Charleston
papers full account, derived from Col. Ran.
dali, just from Florida, of the two battles with
the Indians in and near Wahoo Swami. no.
tlced in our last. They took place on the 18th
and 18th, not, according to our previous infor.
nation, on the 18th and 10TH Nov. In the
first engagement the Indians, besides twenty
of their warriors left dead on the field, lost all
their baggage and horses. In the second bat
tie, they left twenty-five dead on the field, and
are supposed to have carried off others
Their number was estimated at from to 700
men. In these battles none but the Florida
and Tennessee troops were engaged. On the
10Th they joined the right division, (regulars)
under Col. Pierce. On the 2lst they entered
tn Wahno swamp arain, IN search of'hc on
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13

Dec. 4. Judge Strange was elected l.
S. S'nator in place of ". p. Mangm re-
signed, by majority of votes.
Monday Dec. 5. A bill passed lis third
reading to emancipate the children ola free
man of color, ayes 68, noes 80. \ bill was
reported from the committee on revised Sta.
,utes TO ascertain the mode Of proving book
accounts.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE o.
REPRESENTATIVES,.


Comm;itce of Priraeges and El,ctions.-
Ker Boyce, Jno. S. Jetcr J. II. lrby, Jno.
D. Edwards, A. NJ. Smith, Joseph Scott,
VIM. Reed, John w. Durnt, J. 3. Ellis,
s. J. Palmer, John Palmer, John \. Wig
fall, P. P. Palmer, Joseph Aston, Tnos. l..
Powe, G. W. Dudley, ]. W. Coachman,
Il. J. Goodwin, David Mcdowell, w. w.
Glenn, w. w. Harllee, B. T. Elmorc, +.
w. Symmes, w. r. Burgess, Isaac Lcnoir,
Henry Arthur, John P. Neel, J. w. With.
crspoon, James a. Strobhart, john n. AL.
len, John Murray, James Gillian. John
Douglass, John Crawford, John Wilson,
Benjamin Perry, t. P. Brockman, V.D.
V. Jamison, David Garvin, w. G.. Rob
.erds, George Muggias, VIM. J. Bull.
Committee of Ways and Mcaas.-F. ".
DAVE. c. It. Elmorr. q. c. M~M,.airc"r.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13

PRESIDENTIAL VoTE OF S. CAROLINA
The House of Representatives passed vote
on the 9Th, instructing the Electors not to vote
for Van Buren,, White, or Harrison.
Afterwards, the following resolution was
adopted by both branches of the Legislature
Resolved, That the Electors on the part
of this State for President and Vice-President.
be instructed to vote for Willie P. Mangun.
of North Carolina, for President, and John
Tyler, of Virginia, for Vice-President."
The Electors are D. J. M'Cord, Thos. F.
Jones, B. X. Henegan, John Maxwell, T. l..
Gourdin, Thos. Dugan, John Littlejohn, John
Frampton, Patrick Noble, R. H. Goodwin, B.
L. Elmore.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13

LEGISLATURE OF S. CARoLINA.-We have
received the journals only down to the 9Th,
and have given an abstract in another column.
We learn from private letters as late as the
10th, that the committee of Ways and Means
have reported bill to grant banking privie-
ges TO the great Rail Road Company, and that
the subject was under discussion in the House,
and daily gaining friends the fate of the bill
is doubtful. A large meeting of the stockhol-
ders was held in Columbia, on the 10th, at
which it was resolved that banking privileges
are indispensable to enable the Company to
construct the Road; and also to appoint
committee to confer with the Legislative COM
mittec on the subject, &c.
The proposals of the Governor, to raise the
salary of that officer, and render him re.eligi-
bic, have failed. Various propositions were
before the House, for changes in the judiciary;
none Of them definitely acted upon.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13
CHERAW GAZETTE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1886.

Col. p. Nj. Butler has been elected Cover
nor by the Legislature, without opposition,
and VIM. Dubose, Esq of st. Stephens, Lieut..
Governor. Henry Bailey, Attorney General; !;
J. D. Edwards, Solicitor of the Southern Cir
cult; T. s. Player, Solicitor of the Middle Cir
cult; and Jos. Black, Treasurer of the Upper
Division.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13

On Saturday, the 18th inst. the Hon. VIM.
C. Preston was reelected, without opposition,
by the General Assembly of this State, to the
q. S. Senate.
Judge Strange, of Fayetteville, has been
elected by the Assembly of North Carolina, to
supply the vacancy caused by the resignation
of w. p. Mangum, whose term would expire
on the 4th of March next.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-13

T.R. McIver has been elected Tax Collec-
tor for Darlington.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

NEW PAPER WAREHOUSE
TNHE subscribers have for sale NJ mill prices
u and on liberal credit
800 rcams Brandywine Ito. Post
6n do low priced do DO .
300 do superhnc Cap Paper
800 low priced do do
300 do Hardware DO
700 DO Common Wrapping do
500 do Medium Printing do
300 do Super Royal do
80 do Double Medium, "a and ~ do
Also, good assortment Of Bartlett, Card.
TURNER e. WHEELWRIGHT
mr. %9-dGt No. 30, South Charles s.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
FkEsu Dry oooDs.

M1fksf HrfdEe,
III AVE received, and are receiving, by the
IL ships Superior, Charl"s Carroll. Albany,
Eiie, Frances Depau, Chatlemagne, France and
Rhone, from England and France, aud by other
arrivals from The various Manufacturing Esta-
Adjustments and agencies in the United States,
their Spring Supply of Foreign aud Domestic
DRY GOODS, comprehendiug abou, 1900 pack
ages, constituting ashley believe, an assortment
pre-eminently good, and certainly amongst the
largest and most general 10 be found any where
IN this country-bcing not far below 5000 O00 in
value. They invite City and Country Merchants
generally, to call and examine qualities ::y!rs
aud prices Tor themselves, in the confident belief
that in view If the very high prices readily oh
tanned IN the Norlhera Cities for almost every
description OF Goods the stock now offered
Tor sale, will be found cheap.
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