Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-24


accounts from Raleigh, what disposal the Le.
gislature would make Of the asurplusr ba The
probability was getting stronger that liberal
appropriations would be made Tor Intemal IN.
There is before both Houses . bin
authorizing the Treasurer to subscribe to the
Fayetteville and Western Rail Road Geo.
600, when individuals. shall have, subscnhed
100000.
R. NJ. Whitney, from whose cifculaf % The
depo;ite banks an extract wiz be found IN an
other column, is the same via deliberately
committed perjury before committee Of the
House Of Representatives . Rw years since:
The committee had been sene by de House
to Philadelphia. to oinyestigstethe adairs Of the
is. Bank; and having suannoaea IL. Whit.
ney, who was clerk or some OTHER agent in the
Bank, before them as witness be testified,
On oath, thai, on speci6ed day. III. Biddle,
President of the Bank IN his presence, gave
directions (the nature Of which we do not nov
recoIect) in relation to he alAis Of the Bank.
And to impress it the more strongly on the
committee and Congress and the public that
there could possibly beno mistake, he further
testified that he immediately committed to
writing both the direStions and the date. It
afterwards appeared However, on the most In
dubitable evidence, that Mr. Biddle was in
Washington City at the very time when Whit
ney swore that he was in Philadelphia giving
these directions in relation to the affairs Of the
Bank.
Now whether Mr.. Biddle did really give the
directions testified or moi, it is most manifest
that Whitney, in order to strengthen his testi-
mony to that effect did deliberately swear TO-
what he at the time knew to be an untruth..
He might, at some Subsequent time have made
an entry on his journal, or note book. Of what
was really fact and entered what he then
supposed to be the date of its occurrence; but
he couldnot have made the entry immediately.
nor could he afterwards believe that be did;
unless, indeed, he Is 50 destitute oftbe power
of recollection as altogether 10 disqualify him
for being witness Of past occurrences; which
no one pretends to be the case; and which he
himself would be the last to admit. Ytexhbits
wretched state Of public morals when ths
Government patronizes such man, OF insitu.
tions which give him employmesk : ~
Stations of the Preachers Of tie SosA C1soti
ma Annual Conference for tie yev 1859, ss
read out at Wilnsington, NosA Caroliss.
january llh. tsa 8" ~ ~
Charleston Diarics-N Tauat Prsiila1g
El11. - .r.sg, 81
Charleston-Boud English James Seweh-
]. N. Davis, ]. w. WELDON: Black SscsMP
William Martin, r. ]. Emehouse Wa
terboro-C. G.. Hl T. j. Young: Ohs1ge-
burg-J. C. PosteH, George + Ts1ey; Cy-
press-Samuel Dmwody, J. g. Poste1: Cscp-
er Rirer-John Bunch.
Beaufor. and Neigbboring Islands-T e
Leadbetter, A. w. Walker: Pocoea1igo-
Charles 8. Walker: Combakee and AsAepop--
Charles Wilson, T.. 8. Daniels: PosSOa--
Robert J. Boyd: Nortk and scuth SsnnAe-.
John NJ. Coburn, Abram Nettles.
Cokesbury District Henry Bass, Prssidiag
Elder.
BarnpelL- Bartlett ThomsoH. JohE Tsnant:
Edgsfe1IJ. w. Tounsen. Paul A. Williams:
Cokesbury-ames Dannely, r. g. 1eWnau:
Pendlaon-Thomas D. Tnrpin, j 9. Chandler:
Greenriae-C.. A. Croweu u. a. NcKibSin:
YorkriNe-A. H. Foster: Union-y. WsStA
J. A, Minnick: Laurens-J. B. Anthouy:
Ner6ery-Fredefick Rush
Columbia Diarics-M Mel Pherson. Pres;disg
@e- Elder.
Coluns5;o--W William q. Kennedy: Co1sN--
bio-T. e. LeGette: Wixns6oe0-S. W
Gamers. w. c. Kirkland: LsneGasrvile--lrs
I, Potter, C.. Murchison: NeHsee-WIliam
Crook, Samuel Townsen; Darlugt
n. Wheeler, Z. Scarborough: Cheste1fl1-
Campbell Smith. o. .
s' MISSIONS. -
Manchester Samuel Leard Wateree-W.
A. GameweIl: Pealss-David LeGette.
Wilmington Disrics-C. Bats, Presiding FL
~ dr. -
Wilmineton--H. A. Walker: Brunsuick- .
w. M. d. Moore, A. Green Bloden-M. C.
Tarrentine, N. Monroe: Fayeneriue-A. Nc
Corouodale Roekingham(. II. Robinsoa.
John MGMaEin: Ckera,c-WIkam ,. Jack.
son: Peedee-Sampson D. LancyJ J u. Brad
lev: Black Rirer-William Whdby. lanes
Collins: GergetoUn-la James Stacy: Weoea-
nap-Wllis Haltom, II. II. Durant.
MIssIoNs.
Black Rinr and Peedee-W. T. Hauiaen:
Waccamap Next. Huggins, ], L. Behn.
Lincolnton Disrict-A. Hambh Presiding EL-
der.
Lincolntoa-A. Armstrong: Whham Paftsr-
son NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. K. Morse, w.
CLARK King. Mo,sntsis-David Seal: Mo,.
eantOn-A. B. MeGilvary, one to be supplied:
7Ghsrlot,s-WiIiiam R. Smith, J: ?. Ketton:
.CsntrswDavid Derrick. a: Hoyis: WaAsoo-
80 6. Mcdaniel, William n. Kes: Mcas-
sgou,eruNM. % Russo. W. Holiday: Dap R;'e'
sW. C. Ferrel C. Mcleod.