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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the 9Th ult Mrs. MAR
GAkEf L. wife Of David Allen, leaving her con,
pshIon and three small children, to mourn her loss
ilrs Allea had, for many months previous /,
her dsatS, been labourlng under DISTRESSING dis
ease. which SHE bore to The last without a mur
mor, being supported BY stron, christian conr
age. As n her life she exhibited strong traits j
t christian character and female excellence, when
death came she was ready TO depart. During her
long protracted illness, her confidence in her Sa.
viour never waveFed tor a moneai and often said
| long Tor the time 70 come, when shall be with
Jesus. she retained her reason 10 the last and
gave the strongest evidence that her end was
emlnsntiy peaceful ard happy, exeaiming, whilst
IN the agonles OF de th bat few minutes be fore
her departure, q" now have hope, which makes
me hsppy"
The loss Of such woman is a great one 10 SO.
eiety, and lie her bercayed companion, family and
friends unspeakaby SO ; but their loss is her gain.
In this iastauce, husband has been deprived OF
tender, amiablc. and afectonate companion
children Of mild, fond, and indugen, mother
the PRESBYTERIAN church with which she had been
connected from her ileenlh or sixteenth YEAR Of
a meek, devoted, and humble christian, and soeie.
~ at large, Of modest uHassumlng, and valusb bic
member, the purity Of whose heart, in all the dir.
fcrent relations oil life. brought into the words Of
her mouth and infused into The smiles of her conn
'sn&nee, no other than the unaloyed and perfect
sentiments, of peace on earth and good will to man.
Should not the sympathies Of Weeping friend.
be seothed BY the cheering reflections, tina, her
lamp was ready filled and trimmed for the bridal
chamber on high; that she has only been invited
to God, and called from her family, TO partake OF
the heavenly banquet and to make preparations
for Reunion IN the regions Of oonsummute felic.
~ that she has only fallen into the sleep Of death,
with the calm and tranquil resignation Of paren,
dove from the bosom of her weeping friends, her
piainsiye and dependent offspring, to resume her
hight with angels in the sanctuarias of a bssfnl
These are the only reflections, which
can bring reliefto the sympathisiag minds of b..
reavsd and christian irisRds-C communicated
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In ms county, suddenly, on the 9Th inst Capt
ALARlA CObURN. Capt. Cobnrn was well sne
hearty at dinner time, after dinner be y emf oul
with young man 10 drive decr-hearinp the dog,
approaching as if in chase Of one ne waited uni;
\ came n view, when he ffed,-supoosing he
bad ~ the deer be started Of in run and ven,
about ten steps, When he le frostra.o and expir
Cd immediately. Truly, :" 10 the midst Of lie 4.
afo IL death"
In Cabarrns County, on the 2,st Of November
Niss NANCY GALLOWAY il The 9th year d
her age. When We take into consideration ber
education and stston il lite, for Independence O.
mind and accuracy q judgment, she bad few i
any equals.
Her armour was her honest thought,
And simple truth her high4st skill.
Tier conscience vas hef stfony retreat,
Her soul was aell prepared cor DEATH
NJ, ty'd unto tie world wilh care.
Aud Why lament our dear departed friend,
Tier sou i waited to happier shore
Where et'fy sorrow es'ry trouble shall end.
And soon we'll meet again
" 81 mee IN 'yond blisstu ttalms above
Forever there 10 Join the aph's strain
Anc sing the wcnders Of redeeming love"
Communicated.
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MARRIED

On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. WIN. r. Sn;tb
Mr.. JOHN TALLY, of Cabsrrus county -
Miss SUSAN d. MONTGOMERY, Of Meeklen.
burg county.
% the 18Th Of October in Iredell county, ., the
residence Of Mr.. James Montgomery. by he Rev.
John ". Lewis, Mr.. JAMES HERVY TEMP.
LEiOA, to Miss ELIZA JANE MONOTONE.
R1, both Of this eouny.
On The 9Th Of Nov. at the residence of Mr.. An.
drew Morrison, By the same. Mr.. WILLIAM
RUFUS FElMsTER TO Miss ELIZA PEN.
hiOPL MORRISON, both Of this county.
Ga the same day, by the same al WILLIAMSBURG
lredel county, NJ. HENRY LASENBY. 10 Miss
MARY Ann HOLLAND, beth Of his county.
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.foa rnE cusatarrE youaNAL

Charlotte, n c. December ,. 1897
~. EniTuR ~ am grairful man, ana an
tt2as y all times to make suitable scknovledg
meats. whenever have received favor Int Il,
hatHg the honor q know inr tic KIND soul who ;,
generously ifit bottle IF Ifaifktg sui string 8
i've fF4sh iofqioes II lie door OF lny lodgings Ia,
nls5t. at early tins morning must beg of ,ou
70 mtkc room IN your Journal for the following
ehsste and classic specimen Of poetry that accom-.
parted tbs GIT. These lines which | give yer.
b2flH' "ete written ~ piscc Of fine Woye pa.
I PsF' ~ h'ae ink, very iegible indeed,
"'li.i Tie bottle FIJI the cup
irish whiskeY drink tup
Heafs potatoes a sIrlng
Eeai dflnk aHd metilg sing
20 you lake"
Two magnificent specimens 81 The Fine Arts, moi,
aH" of'bY The pencil OF Reynolds OF a Lawrence.
were appended by way OF seal 10 the aboye. but I
have = little taste and iudemen, in such matters.
liiAt but Tor the maine u 81 Patrick. which was
Written across one Il gha draWturs, should never
hAse heen ab'e 10 discover ITS mtaainp. The 9TH
g, proha5ly iatondcd 10 represent frog ysrv
like a whale my ord'l had fnscb on i back, ana
came y the conclusion thai the poet artist de-
,isned TO illustrate the old sony OF
"Saint Patrick WIS a gentleman
He drove the frogs into the hogs
And banished all the varmint"
Il was altogether splendid production and draw
forth the following answer, with which | do hone
thu painter poet will Ea pleased.
fhanAs To the ci$e one hu len at my door.
bottle uf whiskey and pra-tses gLallaore,
In NO gtyCr no doubt, twas an amiabe feature
10 send with the murpates drop of the era fur.
For IN titsts like the present cancidly say.
II IS hard 10 chase trouble aud sorrow away,
o nay blessing upon you sweet modest wight
Who TO avoid my herd thanks came softly at night.
wish had been up, dear, without an exception
I'D have given your honor hearty reception
Aud thanked as should do, the hand that extended
Such cheer to stranger, as am, untriended
Blu, row my sweet honey let ms give You him,
learn 70 spell befnre your lines pear in print,
For rely ON the word Of an imported paander
They are enough 10 slcsen thu Wia of gander,
They are witiess, and pelntlsss aud quito out Of
rule
Go, 60 Id advise you, O do 90 to school,
II yen do not ma.boehael swear pom my sowl
la future your verses will only be 1T for the owl
And remembe. my darling, il you want to uphold /
The character Of the people Of this region Of gold
That you must not intrude, while you're aighily
ranger stranger.
On the retirement or comfort, or roam Of
ALFRED OF rHE MOUNTAINS.
Glossary. Ghal.lhors, plsnty sufficient
Murphy; The common name for potatoes in Ire.
land.
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Land for Sale,

& OFFER for sale on accommodating
terms, a tract OF Indian Land, 3 miles
from Charlotte, in York District, s. c., 10.
Gated on the west side aud bounded by Big
Sugar Greek and the land of John Springs,
Esq, Wm. Wea,hers and others, containing
over 300 acres, originally IN two tracts,
with two comfortable improvements, and
sufficient cleared laod for ten hands, under
lease and transfer by Jere Anderson, who
yet resides on the premises and will shew
the land to any person disposed TO purchase.
Ii not sold by the }st OF January next, il
will then be for rent.
WIN. DAVIDSON.
Dee. 7, 1897. TT
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Club Awake!

ICY an article IN the Constitution of the
= Charlotte Independent Club, the chair.
man IN conjunction with the Secretary, can
call meeting of the Club. By virtue of
this power, the members are notified 10
meet at the Club room next Friday, the sih
instant. A full attendance is requested as
business OF magnitude will come before the
Club.
BILLY BARLOW, CAm'n.
ZIP COON, Secretarg
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$50 Reward.

"a STOLEN from the subscri.
- Der, on the Sd INST, in Ca.
NY barrus county, n. c. one sor-
ae-Azazs<s rel Mare, four years old last
Spring, about fifteen hands high, with a
white spot in her forehead, well built and
10 good order-not certain whether brand.
ed, butlFbrandeditis With. IT, b. thus JflB.
The above reward vii! DO given for the ap.
prehenslon OF both mare and thief or one half
Tor either. Any person wishing TO give any
formation concerning mare or thief, can do
so by directing word or letter to Bost's
Mills, Cabarrus County, n. c. A nian
riding mare answering this description |
understand, passed through Charlotte on
Sunday evening last. ....
ISRAEL ROST.
Dec. S. 1897, t7S
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Pu6itc ,SGEe.

rENliE subscriber will sch, On the 2ath inst,
at bis dwelling n Charlotte, all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
3 or Clocks,
Shor Glasses,
l Cor, DC. dc.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
Dec. q. 1887. ~
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rpTBt BfaaeA Mia;,--By reference TO our ed.
,,,isl columns, our readers viii learn. as well a.
hrs interested, that tie Branch Mint 10 this
,cs, /. noa ready TOT the reception Of Gold Bal
=. lgf which certificates will be issued psy able
ala coin hese OF ., The Mint 10 Philadelphia,
/. Inc deposiiof may choose OF the value o. the
sssa.'s will be paid here As soon assayed. The
,lnt received On NJ Hday last, ~ The hrs', over
1854 aofth sf baliio,. Tuesday 81 000--e large
alsaiily msfs is expected. ona iadisidual ss ua.
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sssssg Received

a Nd for Sale, low for Cash, Gnodson's
= q Collins & Cos. Caststeel AXES
also good 2 Horse wagon nd Harness.
TAYLOR i CnAFFIN.
De s 1877
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Cra.tur. Whisky.
Ms-bochacl. or boueh.ell INV bov

- :, u UVVEU-sIIl NY DOys
- . IL The donor of the wbiskcy and potatoes
WIN give his consent. will try and prevail on m
mend The artist, who is nov In town. TO paint hi,
likeness, 10 be placed among my collection Of dis.
unguished characters of n. Carolina. hi. biogra.
phy' no donb, would be exceedingly intere.sing
snd II would he curious to see him in his inri,ibis
eharacter-Sure. faith | have made a blundsr Inn,
that IS natural for an Irishnan.
A. of the NJ.
n u. Don't tell the Owl any thing of this as be
Whoa y "'' y ~
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- '''asz-- ,'ia uoarse 81 this gentleman
ssa 'Ha sub = d remark ~ almest syrft
~ some Tuna assl, aid has thrown t,s Tl-ads
f"'s aqy'udsrY. III. bil \ cbaf.etef pre-.
''.a io@ byine cl,.tred with sinister mo.
'a' We hs ! ~ t'lsa that hs lad placeJ lin
p" W ridiculous a E0s,lion ~ he has until We
'' 'u.is"ieg srt,elt IN the Carolina ws,ct.
." 'ei'e'fd ~ many thai the increasing
ivy q esrfsta lad,riduai at the s1aih has
Try 'ts' rather jssleus. aod h,s only mean.
wa 'ne South from hi. individual, vas H.
'fPaF1''on Of hts ficnd. iran the Wing
''T e Tbs soplseillou is tue We ar ~.
'2 Neshall sai and 80 hi. coufse dur.
N present SESSION II Conrf,.s--perbse ne
''' '0ac eie~ inr hts sudden changes.
Sofo remarks ~, long elnne aa tie
Ngta.at4t 10 which VI. Caihoua bsd
''t q ~ adattcts hy The sudaerneps with
''oe - iof tbs suh.Tteasuty sehetnr
II. many ssutlemeu Who say they heard
|W,.t..'' 'ttHau~y that schctue be went On
Ei,-i'as re ~ lasl August. ~ Charlotte ID
n M 'oa lhcge ihrn hodiag tie Superior
~. Nv several grnlIemen Of the nar, alsa
In. IN y intelligent citizens OF Charlotte. called
e4h' and they conent 10 saying lhai be
|.aat, tt'ufed q the sob Treasury plan. That
i lnsy and uafcscrvediy on the aubiett.
|m,o,,a :. abin irngth. These gentlemen had
kn,s y ~ 'alboan'a conversation beihfe III.
i "a, ''''h was ever apokon af and v.htn
act,sa 'asfesled, come Of iii, friends tantal
b. va. ~ au'efied to Tits interview to divgseye
hqt,6'. W. regarded a. most pilifu slasdtr.
Gun. NJ, ~ ''e only sudden turn over a. Hr.
'A vsse " withhold the lth iuslslHcut
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We learn with regret that Governor Kent
Senator of the United States from the State
oil Maryland, was killed a few days since by
a fall from his horse.
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Branch Mint of the q. state.

'U''Vtsei ~ Z. 4H DtcefateT, 1881,
Viz undersigned has the satisfaction 10
announce that the erection of the Ma.
c"inefy' Fixtures, DC. Of The Mint has so
laf progressed that be Is prepared to receive
oo'u Duliion' and issue certificates for The
same, which certificates will be redeemed
with gold coin at this Mint, or at the Mint
70 Philadelphia, as the depositer NAV pre.
Ter or the value Of the deposite will be
paid here, the moment that the quality of
the bullion is ascertaincd by assay.
The Act of Congress authorizes the ref;i.
sal Of all deposites of less value than enc
hundred dollars.
JOHN II. WHEELER.
-, Superintendent
The Lincoln, Rutherford and Sails.
bury r. Z. and Camden, S. c. papers are
requested 10 insert the above twice, and for.
ward their accounts for collection.
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4 Mrs Bank of Tennessee, has recently
presented her husband with five little
brGaches.-Bak. Pat.
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The Directors u lhe Bank of Cape Fear have
appointed T. President, Col John D. Jones. 10 rep.
feseat that lasDtltioa al The Bank Conysntoo On
uie 27iA ult-- Fay OLE.
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rom Merchants have all received their goods,
,.,,,ay 10 tie hardness OF the times and the
..,,sil, of money they appear as If they arc not
~ anxious To dispose Of their Goods. There are
.a, however, who are eety DESTROYS to aecnm.
z,4,ls their customers and all others. By refer.
+. "a our adgerti,ing columns our readers will
.afn abo they ara.
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Laconic.-On his visit to Rochester. in
August last, MIR. Webster gave this toast.
~ nc safe Of New York she can if she .oiA.''
10 which The company answered in the
following toast:
1 he State Of New York SHE WILL"
Since the election, the Monroe county
central Committee have written 10 Mr.. w.
The following letter:
ROCHESTER, Nov. IL, 1881
DEAR SiR The State Of New York: SHE
h1s Your obedent servants"
Signed by the Monroe county " hlg Cen
tral Committee.
Ae'r Tennessee Senafor.-The Nashville
Banner SAYS that Mr.. Foster, the new Sen.
alor from Tennessee, is in favor of Nation.
q Bank, and will give il his support, when.
yer majority Of the people shall demand
Is establishment. He looks upon it as a
rted expedient 70 regulate The currency. |
md The most secure depository of the pub. |
&c funds.
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: = g10--- Nv - t------ -
I'll" '''a' q
''''"s PSI = 'is
-. II, y ,ls a.
-
t.a...,,, .s'"' "'i all
i rerr,ded alaag 5. yrnth stree,. ana Il gron, II
r. Paema*t~t t'tnsfafs elItug, set ~ such tie.
o @'ui.'S hts-Potsfs, faties,
Other sls.iar Instruments. - mus, lgvs ro,,,ed
.fea hsir qnl,t slanbers escfy person in the la.
MEDIATE nelgtboihood, aud perhaps 70 some dis.
taht" = y"a y u sides d"Ing ms, the party nj
49,. ~, sai','us, aHa ~ wy ,4'sn1as
i.s1t..et -. ' 80, ~
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,oasi amguat from sseh share i reserved ,u meat
.a.A Na.ss a. may ye, b. ptesoa,ed, which will
b sad ~ AT as tbs reservation goes. ~ a ,s
BIS 6i,l come first sertcd !" sag @hsn tbs sun
!, sssssssd all, Of caafsc, be loo late 10 pre-.
50, lny baL Il say man Is CO.'S 4 ...ass. - Il.
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~ h'sst,Fpi E'se''aa.--We have received Il.
t"'ns "a part from sssca eaeailcs IN Mississippi
AleA gives the fellsv ing result
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friday, December =, 1897.

rrcoagress.-This body Het on Monday last.
n. l,,k TO this session one Of great interest
we shall sndoavor to lay before our readers
ia earliest news.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-23

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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-23

nalIy ascertained to be $667O, lS7, with the act
ual receipts for the first half At Sl3, ISL and
those nov anticipated for the last half q It at
S7.OOO,OOO, will constitute IN aggregate Of Sai,-
$50 ,Sl9.
The expenditures during the first half year
were, for
Civil, miscellaneous and foreign
intercourse, x2,Sl2,jaO 40
Military, Including pensions. lO.6O3y 30l -
Naval, 1887 lao 90
Public Debt 3O,6S2 IS
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TREASURY REPORT.

We have the following abstract OF the report
from the Treasury, which VIC take from the Jour
nal of Commerce: Gin. GaZ.
According to the Treasurer's running account
the whole amount Of available money IN the
Treasury on the first of January; 1897. applica-
bic to public purposes, was $42,4oSS'S W
From that sum- there were on that day rcsery-
ed 81. OOO. 600; and the balance, being $5I.4o
$50 o. was under the provisions of the act OF June
D. 1886. to be placed in deposite with the States
Il is ascertained that S27 1853 $50 so Of it have
since been actually received by them.
The receipts in the first half Of the year, de-
posted in the banks. and paid on drafts by colicc-
tors and receivers. so far as ascertaned, nave
been:
From customs, 5000!
From, lands, oo, Soa
And from niscclIaneou. sources, 5l2.16S
Tofhose may be added about S6U'oW wh,cn
remained in the hands Of receivers, and 95O.OU
in those Of collectors, subject to draft All these
make the aggregate for that half Of the year 3d.
lS7. 49, limo other postponement be granted on
duty bonds. it estimated that the whole receipts
for the last half of the year. from all sources, Will
be about 50, SOC, 600; which would make them, as
ascertained and estimated for the whole year.
e22.6S7, 162 But If the brief extension OF the
present postponement, brought into view hereaf-
ter. and favorably regarded, be directed by Con-
press, the receipts viii probably be about $1,000,
300; while by = postPoaement Of the whole to
another year, they will not be likely 20 exceeo
a. 100000.
Looking a3 our whole revenue therefore, no'
III quartess, It sppears thatthe balance O money
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Essss ~ Regulations Assser.
- HOOgIER STATE fft

ESsss " R<Ysscon As~~er.
fsa~ - HOOelER STATE
- e Cssscs and Roos,
y l4&Secs ord Of Troy; IA
a ~ nd u Egypt foa",
keisns " employ;
= 49, dish ~ Pyssssss,
SUsnlsn - ni.ss;-
hs bearer sPos than ahsse'
- ~ Heosier State.
- 4,.,ey wiu never cease,
Ssvss ~ ehiIdbootFs ho'"e,
- ~ Isfty Sosess trees
Sr0nus1 - seams
Z - ssb tracks If wolf os bsar,
~ 4. y Wild alarm,
S.6tassAsh my parents care
II n eous from harm.
.mI ,roIlce: tbs joy, ..~.tt
snisg'' seasons came,
~ - Wild maynard boy,
pISGra6hs csrI,ns flame,
.NES alons heap s~ouId ascend,
~ very enc would cheer
.,uIS111y --sssminss opof'end
Dlss~ardins year.
= ss,sxsd's through the woods, was all
N mad ~ had then:
80 - ve'd visss every fall,
n ru1pemus Uohsd been.
- 1;Sbors came both far and nsar,
* n MN holyday;
ASsusa.iS have done you god IN hear
~ ~ shs bons away.
xeuyd como from miles around,
~. Muvsssl', hunts came on;
~ sla,eru p,snsy then were found;
Z ~ usny scalps weis drawn
- b;9usas oakA No politics
- 90 sjjaassd she":
r. 49, esv saEife to tx
1iare8 3 - MAIDS Of men
n. -su, ~, would come for s'ailes,
r. nhsaup Of tea;
~ eeusd asits = forget their tolls
- osrA sseh other see:
- dasdet's bssssh W vain would try
Aduismscs sbsrs 70 gain;
M ,.I,s or r,moss then would ny,
ToAx suspicious ssnin-
All ,hass were pretty dark eyed girls
Although in hsms-spdn clad
Tkeie ,pvsn srs xes hung win eufs,
Hssru ussHy, Wild ard sisd.
Ne aGsensjon Issgssed sesss
- al - s wild snd gay;
Asd sssy nil they used to share,
y Ard bdshsaa every play.
svh Nm - childhool's joys, and whcn
TcJkdk Z shsm lceaso.
p u hssss yslsisd, my hand then
49, y Ns9 breeze.
CSAisD ~ Omy country still,
W1s9vSsb - my fate,
~ b0e spinsions will
y - he Hoosie. State.
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SIR:-You will, until further orders, retain the
proceeds Of your Office in your hands, in specie, 10
meet the drafts of this Department.
am, respectfully,
Your ob't. servant,
P1sfm0sfcr uf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-23

The Presidents Mansion has been fitted up
magnifcently and is in reality, Palace. Will
Senator Benton give another description oeAf,
particularly the "East Room" and send it to-seA
Richmond ENQUIRER If he wishes to tr6xx
bic he can vamp up the one published during the
administration Of Mr.. Adaxas.-PosksonS Ado.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

The following revised bills were rcceiv-
cd from the Commons, viz. concerning the
University, concerning Commissioners Of
afiidavits, concerning Auctions and auc-
tonccrs, concerning the Clerks Of the Supe-
rior and County Courts which were scvc-
rally read three times, and ordered to be
enrolled.
Friday, Dec. 80. On motion of Mr.. L..
A. Gwyn,
Reso1red, That a message be scnt to
the Senate, proposing that the two Houses
Oft General Assembly adjourn sine die,
on Saturday the 18th January.
Mr.. Rayncr submitted certain resolutions
upon the subject Of the abolition Of slavery,
the designs of the fanatics, sc. which were
laid on the table, and ordered 10 beprinted.
Monday, January 2.
Mr.. Graham, from The committee on the
Surplus Revenue, made detailed report of
the various subjects referred TO them, to-
gcihcr with bill to appropriate the public
moneys which shall be received by this
State. The bill was read the first time and
passed, and on motion Of Mr.. Crawford, Or
dcrcd to be printed.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

AmonGthc memorials presented on Wcdncs-
day was one by Mr.. Galbraith, from James r..
Snowtien ana lwenty-four others, " citizens of
Pennsylvania suggesting to Congress the ez-
redicncy of restricting the States, by an
amendment to the Constitution, from incorpo-
raIinr banking companies, and limiting th"m
in their issue ofbank notes; representing, also,
that the bank Incorporated by the Legislature
Of Pcnnsv... ania by the title of the Bank OF
the United States is re-issuing the notes of the
old Bank of the United States, and inqulring
Of Conrrcss whether the fact be as reported,
and if 50, whether there be any means in the
mower Of Congress to prevent it.
This memorial MIR. Galbr:ith yesterday
moved to refer to a select committee and,
debate arising on this proposition, it lay over
tilI this day: and, as soon as the sitting was
opcncd. the question was stated on the propo-
sed reference of the memorial.
4 debate cnsucd, in which the whole policy
of the monetary system of the country was
discussed, ana which occupied the exclusive
attention of the House until past three O'Clock.
The House was addressed by Messrs. Gal
braith, Lincoln, Harper, Mann, d. ]. Pearce,
Denrv, Chambers, of Penn, Vanderpoel, and
II. Everett.
The memorial was referred to select COM
mittee, to consist of nine members.