Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-17

Of the Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston
Rail Road Company banking privileges,
was read the third time and rcicctcd--aycs
%, noes "a.
Saturday, Jan. :. Nir. Edwards pre-
sentei bill to provide for the invcs'r''nt
and safe-keeping ofthe moneys which shall
be deposited with this State, under the act
Of Congress to regulate the dcpoSi;cs OF the
public money which was read the first
time, passed, ordered TO be printed. aud
made the order Of the day for Tuesday
next.
Mr.. Burnev moved that the Senate DO
now reconsider their vote OF Yesterday, d!
which the bill to contar banking privileges
on the stockholders Of the Louisville, Cn.
cinnati and Charleston Rail Road Compa-
nv, was rejected which was decided IN the
affirna i've, ayes "a, noes Gland the bill
was made the order Of the day for Mon
day next.
Monday, Jan. 8. The engrosscd bill
to incorporate the Mutual Insurance Com.
pany of Fayetteville, and the bill to amend
the charter Of the Louisville, Cincinnati
and Crarles,on Rail Road Company, were
read the third Tine, passed and ordered, 'he
former 10 be enrolled and the latter to be en-
crossed.
The Senate than entered upon the orders
Of the day, and resolved itself into 4 COM
mi tee of the whole, Mr.. ]. w. Bryan in
the chair, on the bill to confer banking prI-
vilegcs on the stockholders of tn Louis
vile, Cincinnati and Charles, ON Rail Road
Company and afer some time spent there
in, in which the bill was ably advocated by
Messrs. Waddell, Moorhcad and Carson,
and opposed by Messrs. Kelly, Reid and
Cooper o! Martin, the committee rose and
reported the bill to the House, with various
amendments, and recommended lis passage
into a law. The bill thcreupon passed its
third reading. 25 to 90, and was ordered to
be engrosscd.
Hose Of Commons.-Tucsday, Jan. 3.
Mr.. McRae, from tie commit &C on inter-
nal Improvements, reported the bill 20 incor-
poratc the Raeigh aud Columbia R1ll Road
Company, without amendment.
Mr.. Hill moved for its indefinite pos
ponemcn', on the ground that it was too
indefinite in its terms, not prescribing the
line Of the road with sutiicien: csrtainty-
that the efftct would be to carry on: Of
the State our products, 10 aggraCdl5e for
eign capitalis;s-and that to gram charter
TO this company would be Il breach of faith
towards the Cape Fear and Iadkn Conpa.
nv.
Mr.. Graham, who Introduced the bill,
stated the reasons which induced him to do
so, and which would influence his voc IN
is favor. Acer which, on motion OF Mr..
Gutnerie, it was laid upon the table, with
the understanding that ii should be called
up tomorrow.
Mr.. Hawkins, from the committee OF
privileges and elections, reported the rcso.
luton to vacatc the scat Of Dillon Jordan,
without amendment. 1t was laid upon the
tabla.
Mr.. Sa:tcrthwai;e Introduced bill to ell.
courage the culture and manufacture ofsu-
gar and silk in this State, by granting IN.
corporaiions 10 associations of individual
enterprise and capital, formed for that 2ur-
pose. Read frs time.
Wednesday, Jan. i. The bill to erect
new county by the name Of Madison, out
ofa portion of Buncombe, was read the
second time and indefinitely postponed, 81
to Is.
On motion OF Mr.. Moore,
Resolred, That The committee on the III.
brary be instructed to enquire what copies
of the laws Of Congress. and Of the different
States of the United States it is cxpcdlent
for this S at. to possess; and that said
committee report u resolution authorIsinS
the Secretary of State to purchase such as
in their opinion. ought TO be procured.
On motion Of Mr.. Gillian,
Resolre.l, Tat the committee on Edu.
cation be instructed to enquire mo the eX-
pedency of establishing a general system
of Free Schools, throughout the State.
Mr.. Byrd introduced bill for the dstrl-
button of the Surplus Revenue, amongst
the several counties Of the State. Read
first time.
The bill to construct Road from the
town of franklin, in Macon county. across
the Nan.ahala Mountain, to the Georgia
line was read the second time. Appro?rl-
atcs $4,000 for This purpose. Tne bill
passed lis second reading 5l to Al.
The bill TO encourage the culture and
manufacture Of Silk and Sugar, was read
the second time. Mr.. Satcrthwaitc ex.
planned the objects of the bill, after which
it passed its second reading.