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spmng of new and holy affections, which
shalt be shown by a'contlnued course OF
obedience &c all lis commands, then he Will
"mauifcst himself to You as he doth 10 the
world" and YOU can say, Il krow that my
Rcdecmtr ives" TO This Jesus will say
IN. return, but because | live also. ! will
not leave you comfsrtless, will come to
you. Let not your hearts be troubled. -
WHY need they be- troubled! Ii Il Roman
bouId say, There is no need -ofdiSponcen.
cy while CjpSar is saic," how much more can
The Christian say"allis well while JcSusllves'
yes all is well. While he lives he will bless
YOU, YOU ''shall not want any goodthns;
he will strengthen YOU upon Il bed o. lam
gtlslr;ns; lie will deliver you in SIX troubles,
yea in seven there shrllho evil touch you;he
Evil not. suffer you to be tempted above that
YOU are able but will with the temptation
make a way to escape that you may
bc-;blc 10 bcafit, for IN that ne himself hath
suffered being tempted he is able to succor
them lha. arc tempted" If you fall Into
sin. darkness shuts in upon your m nd, and
Guilt makes YOU alraid,lo call upon God in
PRAYER. Jesus is your. Advocate with the
Father, and whatsoever YOU ask in his name
will be granted, for he ever llpeth to make
in,ercession, and his blood cleanseth from
all sin. If YOU are anxious to labor TO ad.
vance the Saviour's Cause, and yet lcaf your
!abours will avail nothing, they are SO Fee
bic, be assured the humblcs; efforts put forth
iu regard to the Divine glory will not pass
unno;iccd. Your two mites will be accep.
ted, and q cup of.cold water given 10 a dis.
ciple ilf the name Of your masteE shall not
lose its reward.
While your Redcemer lives you may al
lay all your fears cast, Your burden on his
arm, rest Your soul on the sweet promises
of his word, and be at peace. Soon he
will take YOU away from al! your trials here
below; from your sorrows, your tears and
your sius. "lrI 60 and prepare a place for
you | will come again andreceve unto my:
self that'wherc | am there We may be also. "
The Rcdecmey will soon take your soul TO
heaven. There, disencumbered ofthis bur-
den of mortality, vou can serve God with .
pure spirit to the full extent of your hearts
desire. Yea, more, your body shall be res.
cued from the grave, and fashioned into the
likencs of the Saviour's own glorious body,
it shall bcsreunited to the soul, when with
holy and joyful activity you,~iH serre God
day and night without wearInes and wlthou.
end..- .
20 glorious hour O blest abode!
shall be near and like my God!
And flesh and sin no more control
The sacred pleasures of the soul
And ell this because my Redeemer lives.
Yes 's.
s'He lives-all glory to his name!
He lives-my Jesus still the same:
o the sweet JOY this sentence gives
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safer much inquiry and, reflection, |
have come 10 the conclusion above stated,
that lay baptism ought never TO be perform
ed, but that when performed tits valid.
You will perceive, therefore, my dear
Sir, that i'cannot give you "authorltv" to
baptze, or encourage you to do'so. While
yet, if YOU choose to perform such acts, /
avn bound, by both my own judgment. and
that of the Church, to deem them valid and
" sufficient"
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There are two things, that are greatly TO
be needed by the soul that would believe !:
lst. He must enquire for a promise; 10 bear
his faith out. and warrant him TO expect
mercy at Gods hands. 3D. When he. has
found Il promise, and observed the terms
we'll on which Ii runs, not 10 stay for any
further encouragement, bat upon the naked
promise, set his faith to work. Faith is a
pilgrim grace it travels with lis 10 Heaven,
and when it secs us safe within our Fathers
doors, it takes leave of us. Remember thy
word unto thy servant, saith David, On
which THOU has caused me to'hope. The
word Of promise was all he had to shcw,
and the counts that enough to set his faith
to work.
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LAY BAPiISM,
An American Consul at South Amel

An American Consul at a South Ameri.
can port, writes under date Of May 26, 1887,
to Bishop of the" American Episcopal
Church." nquiring whether lay baptism is
considered valid. Having stated that he
had been called upon by several citizens Of
the United States, residing in the same place
with their families, to baptize their children,
adds -
81 have not thought TIT proper to do so,
until should communicate with you on the
subject, aud ask authority therefor, or at
least to ascertain whether such an act per-
formed by me would constitute lamfm and
sufficient baptism"
In replying to this communication, the
Bishopis led to the following extraordinary
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PASTORAL VIsIrAT1oN.-Too often wie

PASTORAL VIsITATIoN.-Too often when
this duty is undertaken il form, the visits
seem more like calls Of cermony Intn.
ded for social enjoyment and merely 70
win favor, than for religious instruction.
The minister should not be precluded iron
social intercourse with his people, in which
other subjects than religion are to fom
the topics Of conversation. But when ne Wis
its specially as Pastor-as spiritual coun..
sellor, his conversation should pertain, chiefly
at least, to spiritual matters. 1t is not sufh-
cient that he aNude casually to the state ct
the church at home or abroad, nor that this be
the theme of his conversation however inter.
esting and important may be what he has to
say about it. Conversation on such occasions
should be personal-sh should relate to personal
wants, personal experience and personal du-
ties We have heard it alleged in excuse Tor
the neglect of this duty by ministers that they
had not tact for it. But if mllIster has
a tact for conversation on other subjects and
not on experimental religion, he has no busl-
ness in the ministry, ifhe has in the church,
He who has been taught Of God, who knows
what christian experience is, whose heart
burns with the love of God, can converse upon
this subject, if he can upon any other it will
be his chief delight. From the abundance o.
the heart the mouth speaketh.
Much of what sometimes falls from the lips
of Minister'S during 8 what are called pastoral
visits, is as little in place as would be lecture
on gardening or directions for planting corn,from
the pulpit. Some ministers seem afraid of CIV
ing offence. or being deemed singular or obtru-
sive, by departing from what has been com.
mon usage in their congregations in this res
pect But We are persuaded that such fears
are altogether groundless. A minister is ex-
pected to make the religious instruction of lbs
people the chief object of his life. The more
faithfully he tevotes himself 10 this object the
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The Gospel of Christ is like seal or
sgnet of such divine engraving, that no
created power can counterfeit It. When
the Spirit of God has impi cssed this Gospel
on the soul, there are certain evidences o!
It's being a Heavenly operation. Some may
think it the business and duty Of the day 10
temporiz", and by preaching the Gospel a
little more conformab!c 10 natural Religion,
to bring it down as near as may be, to their
scheme, that they may gain them to hear &
approve. or at least that they may not of
end. But | am rather olthe opinion, that we
should in such day, stand up for the de.
fence of the Gospel, in the full freedom Of
its grace in the full glory offs most i'm.
portant doctrines. Thai We should preach
it in It's Divine and Evanec.Gca' ;orm ; that
the cross Of Christ, by the promised power
of the Spira may vanquish the vain reason
ing of men, and that this dcspisod, Doc.
triac, triumphing in the conversion OF souls,
may confound the wise and the mighty, and
silence the disputes of this world.-Dr.
Halls.
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From the Southern Watchman.
NY REDEEMER LIVES

Can yousay you know this! You know
that Jesus is your Redeemer! Job knew it,
Paul knew it, Diners have known-you may
know 1t. lfyoa will surrender yourself to
<ssus Christ, tluSt in his merits for accep
ftanes>Xith : God; allow him 10 dwell by his
NFIrl, in>epr hearts us in his own temple,
"Hi - his S~sce within oeseecome the
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The preaching ofthc Rev. Joseph Wok
the indefa,igable Missionary to the JEW
lately arrived at this city, is producing cot
siderable excitement, ane thousands atten|
to hear him. He preached last evening 4
the "Broadway Tabernacle" and even
avcnueofthat spacious edifice was crowdel
anLhundreds left without being able 10 gah
admi;ance. We wilInot attemptto giveeen
an outline Of his discourse on the occaspn.
1t is bu: justice, however, TO observe tat
he corrected some statements which hve
appeared in the public papers one Of wheh
was, that he had acknowledged his belief
in 'tsco Messiah" which he unqualifcfy
denied, another was, that what he lad Sd
ted as to his preaching in the synagoges
and houses Of the Jews, must be mistale.
He affirmed that il was no mistake, he Inv.
ing in various instances preached 10 he
Jews both in their synagogues and hcuss,
as can be attested by the Consuls Of difh'.
cntProtestant governments whohaye heard
him. Mr.. Wolff is ain extraordinary mal.
aud his lectures are well worth Eearlrl,,
both by Jews and chisians.-Com. Adret.
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argue. we. have very few Tracts OF this

argue. we. have very few Tracts Of this
description.
Poe!icaZ cGusions.--Fcw Of us will ever
arrive TO such perfect knowledge ot the
language. as to write good Chinese poetry;
nor have we hitherta had ii single mlssona:
ry endowed with a poatic;l genius. Those
few hytnas composed by nalives,. and the
merical version of some psalms arc very
inferior productions. Yet HE Lord wi.also
provide in this important matter. -. -.
+ LeNers.-Of. these we have a single
pamphlet composed exactly according tQ
the Chinese epistolary writings. This
Tract was. we'll received.
|. The Pa1uJle-someihiag in the shape ol
BmyaE's Pilgrims Progress. Nothing oI
this nature has been attempted, and that ex.
ceIlent work would scarcely admit ola trains
lation.
sWe posses two Tracts containiug,Sermons
but they have been It'll read by tlle Chinese
and it would be advisable not to phbIIsll
more. r
Trans7auons in general ;uo seryS!iff, and
little understood. We possess no speci.
mems which have found few readers. If a
work is to be conveyed into Chinese, the
best method will be to throw the. ideas in.
to Chinese mould, for otherwise the
translation will be an glo.Chinese jar.
gen
= No second edition ola Tract should be
made without a thorough revision. If pos.
siblc, a new supply Of Tracts Should always
be provided, in order to insure constant
!. Improvement in our abors; whilst. inferior
works, Of which The blocks are WORN out are
better consigned to oblivion.
The Holy Spirit will grant Us grace 10
perform oar duty' 10 the glory ofour blessed
Rcdeemg. Though we are sotall called
10 become authors, yet those yiio possess a
talent for wiring, and humbg wait at the
foot Of the cross. will be taught by their
heavenly Father. and by unwearied appi.
cat on be enabled to conveJ the divine word
into this mechanical la3 guagc.
I AS far lis ii regards the shape and bulk
Of our publIcatons,t shodM never advise to
publish a work gilmore han three volumns.
Small books, in duodeejmo shape. for in
stance, are little esccned by the Chinese
| because they place them on par With their
novels.s We want a number of good sheet
Tracts, and also supply Of hspd.blls
which can be easily obtalned.
With the.assistance ofthe Almighty, We
shall enlcavor to be unyearied;n oar exer-'
tons and work according to themeasure Of
grace gwen unto us. Whilst having sin.
gle eye upoh;he glorious work, We sail be
endowed with power from on high, AID do
the work according to the pleasure oiour
divine Master.
This leteris already loo long, and 1 thee,,
fore conclude by recommending myseitlo
your prayers, and ramaia, Dear, Sir, !
Yours, truly, +,
'CH. GUTzLAFF.
*Rev Mr.. Bridgmdn suggests that this pra,-
dice is not universal; but that even pocket-ai-
tions are frequently in demand. l..
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*Rev Mr.. Bridgnan suggests that this prd,
dice is not universal; but that even pocket-ai.
lions are frequently in demand. /.
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SENATE



Received from the Commons message from
the Governor with certain nocnwenIs. and also
proposition 10 ptiui the Two acts ~ the Legislators
IT south Cafaiua which accompanied H. Agreed
Ia. and ordered 10 ic on the table and he made tho
special order Tor Monday peIt, at II o'clock.
Mr., Edwards moved that the Speaker tender a
sra, in the senate 10 Col Ncmmnger OF South
Carolina. the Commissioner, appointed bv ,hst
state 81 ir snsiec, Of the Charleston and Cincin-
nsti Rail Road, and that the Senate will hear any
explanations, N'tich be may think proper to make.
Received from thu Commons bill 10 incorpo-
rate the Roanoke Valley Rail Road Company,
which passed vs. drst tcading and was referred,
"A message from the Commons, proposing to adj.
journ the l6lh inst siUs dls, was ordered TO Ito
on the table. Mr.. Edwards Novcd To send mes
sage proposing an adjournment on the 9Th. De-
cded IN she aihrmafvc-Y "a Nays 81.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration Of
Mr. Edwards Resolution, when il resolved itself
into Committed ol'iho whole, NJ. Jovntr ia the
Chair. Mr. Bryan commenced reply to tho
Speech horetolorc made BY Alt Edwards, ard a..
Ter speaking an hour, he gave way, before he had
concluded his remarks, and on Mr. Monieopsry's
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taken up amended, passed its third reading an
ordered 10 be engrossed.
HOUSE or COMMONS.
Aaer the reading Of few Revised Statutes, the
hl!l 10 establish new Cfcui, IN the est, was la
ken up ior consideration, aud gave rise 10 AZ ani.
mated debate, m which MessFs. lloke, Graham,
Saueuhvaite, Rayner and Moore partIcInr,d.-
The bill finally passed lis 81 reading GO T. 90, and
was sent 10 th, nate for as concurrence. The BIN,
as passed, provides that all tie Judges Of the Supe
Courts shall hereafter be salaicd officers, aud
receive 1850 dollars per annum, 10 iull Of ~ da.
tes which tie Legislature may de,olye upon ,tcm.
OF course, II the Seuaie sgrues TO the amendment
an additional Jddge will have 70 DO elected
Tie remainder OF the sitting vas occupied with
the fsi, second and third reading Of tic bills ~.
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hIAAII


Mf Polk ptcse3'vd bill ,oinsute FAR vs'ua.
,ion q auda. when gwen 10 Tor taxation. Refer
red to the Committee on tho Rsyenue,
The following bills we're received from the ,on,
nous, and seycrally read three times and ordered
70 BE- earltlsd. va, Concerning Gauiog- -eoneefn'
ing Wasle--Co concerning Courts Of hqusiy
.s..s ...ised Bal, concerning Revenue vas read
tho frs, time and referred to the Commttee on tbs
Revenue,
Tho Revised Bin concerning vice aud immoral.
ity, wa. taken up Ga NJ Tnylor's nolion, The
whole or the bill was stricken out except the FRS,
SECTION. aud the bill passed MS amended
The bin prescribing tbe mode OF surveying and
yrllinp lbs lands acquired from the Chetuscsy vas
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-
4 Message was received from the Commcns,
proposing "a conference two on the part Of e5ch
House 90 tHc disagreement of the Two IIsnfes 10
lbe amendments o. the eHErossod resolution rcla-
ive to the money % be received from TIE sales OF
Cherokee Lands, torcurret ln, and NJ. Edwards
and MI Carson were appointed ihe Committee
The Revised Bii concerning Provisioning vas
read three times Snd urue. cd 10 DO enrolled.
NJ kelly preseatsa q biiI 20 establish tie Rank
Of N9ui Carolina wh.a,. passed ~ hrs. fading.
Vi Bean from tie Judiciary COMMITTEE re-
pof,td upi5yor.hig 80 tie Resolution relative 10
giving Solicitors tsed Salary. Concurfld IN.
Received lfom the uthff House tso propositions
20 send TIE POM order, 10 elrct Public Printer,
tic latter Of which vas agreed TO-
The ioIl5uipg Revised Bills w Concerning
land. 81 deceased debtors, concerning seamer,
concerning d,scrn,s. ssfe read three times aud
o'aarfd 10 b enrolled
TIE Revised B..i concrra.n. y n IND hit.ers,
Fss amended on is ,btfd reading. o. mos,aa Of
NJ >Hfu..', 80 81. Ia include Mac Mills. aud 30 az
10 exempt t..s s..rffs 81 mIlIs ir1iu wsfslHg on
roads er serving as J4t#fs.
lle ~tHato ptu. ss3ej q vote i5r seven Council
lors S.ate Tue COMMITTEE appointed % saper.
intend tic vote, reported 10 o,lo- iar result
Bl,.er = Joar. lt, Johnston % Perry - Nc.
Rec -. Ellison 20. Gaaa~in &c. W su2s. Wjlatm-
son - Dsuct - Rogers - DAVIS ., Ashg -,
4 h4frd 20 TIE sIut sair wss a. follows:
.lN5ef IL Joucs IN, Johnston IL, Terry i, Me-
Wee u, t..sson II, oesaNin ~ ~ p, We
.iaHfaa Il, l1nct y, kegfrs -, ilous -, Aths
~. 1aa y l'4fHid -. tigs'' votes be'ts ma
u'Nt Ae.t-' 1s'd~in. Wan, "iasmson, ko-
gers and DAVIS wefe day elected leaving $50
'Al 10 ss ctsescn
HOf~E 0T C0MstONS
re-e.f.s raa ise cavernat. a COMMUNICATION
tfsrsn .sgte- ,sbsrs 81 l4o Ags q: the Gcasfa A.
.sualg d >sia Cafa.i4a. recently pa.sst. ruc To
.n.r-a sse e ifigf ri tie Charleston an Ciucin-
nsu Raj Easd ,5ns4uv-iae other, t. casuer
Eseltar -r.l.r.cs u. tte >t-l hp'aers Of sald
ta#Hsst sl.r ri Res. ltors 40 TIE sat.crt ~
sid las.to41. -a8 sa extract CON a. Act q tho
,sa.s bst 10 rls.r appropriations .er Tie year
ls3t Tie communicable sa. ser, 10 tie Sea-
st.. a4ta rfar,.'saa gHsl,ay lse Acts b printed
A rrts..-c ras sent to toe Seustr. iuf rmiuE
thu, Carac.las raud aad pln,el Court, are ia
nomination. tar tHs offer gt Pual Tteasarer, snd
tU.l Hes4rs. t'atan o. nrswaf'h are sg-
ft nts1 f. gungrirter8 tie election. sud tbsi tls
l8aa7 j. ts..ty o. H-sersa O. iH~ election. I 10
two Homes 1T st514u proceeded 10 vote. See yo.s
under Charlotte head
On r.at,ap s,I Alr Hstrhsoa. the fallmsin-
name. 49,. r,tht.asee from fse nomination ,0r
Councillors ID ~.atr.1es $ Ngtomt.. u Turner,
ans J.hn Ituvpo5t aaa Size Glowing added to
iIr narsaatlan. VIZ James so, Frames l.. Dan-
Gov. ana 4. n. DAVIS Nessrs HultAIsan sni
ii, u.re sa,.Irtrs 10 sn.rfir'cnd t3e election.
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Monday. Deccwbcr 20.

n
Manufacturing Company. Passed It's second aud
third reading,
The fevisec biIl concerning justices Of the peace,
passed 1. second residing.
Mr. Polk, from the lutut Committee on public
buiangs, reported I'll making an appropriation
oI s...t3l o. carry on the Capitol. Tie lt'i pis-
sea. rs urst and second readings, ard Nas ordered
10 be oa tie Table on Sir. M,s,.ry's motion.
Toe uytu iala proceeded % consider revised
bulls. ahgn he ta.oalrg passed three times w.
Combining t.e hp-oir. 81 woods Concerning thr
common iaN3 Concerning iuis, Concerning
towns Concerning atluaHcs Concerning ru1-
cfaof aad e'a.c, s.sae plt-g oi,., 8 Hpafs Con
ctrurHH tHe relr5i 81 slatgtes, oncrraJHg ili,f.
uai iapfut u.yut GaHestulu. electors Ceucttu.
.u I4saicr> ID t.a nrate.
lie REVISED u..I concerning The slsrlgr 81 40.
men, passed %, 81 aud second reading Nr,
toWfef 81 Nlr4 ID red ti- ipi.uNIas amend.
wglis Ana uurc5stf, -la.l be sab. eet 70 inai,'.
meat, .ad 80 ,nss.. Lon, shall. Ag hgrJ and lmpris
onea !. iir f.sere,Hn Il TIE cuug provided,
uuuise u.r.H contained s'tl ~ So r,alurc,
as % fItHf ,fr V4t.t saaalft4 tu E.ta ,Ntdenec,
Of "a pfr,sat us paris 5H#.afeJ, NuH ga4ar tbr
truth ia s,.4suer" an St. tlf.sl- re'lag, tae
s.. 4ad amcHlme1, e.ls ordered 10 De- ga t4e
tsaie
To NJ Saru notion s1 mueh ef ihe 81.
nnt .af4.s ftt. .it e t.stt, 'a lAc lta.ta, was
fes e . lH. mulafY eQmmHl,c.
HORSE 81 COMMONS.
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9NlNlN"l7 ta- .aei ".'lre, mar
10 '.'' 1t ,i Jl#''tf' ! 90
Al D, N.-'a'.'e'' Andre" A'eNan.
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A bfa""' DAVID 6rsao.
l-l..-- lamPael, \. W. Carpenter,
Z Mrs Martha +. Ia.a0el
la... Fe'nf Si'n-Hnn, Robert Iach.
'n"' y. CiaNiao, S".io' }. tala" w.
s. Ia" Cover, or oo.npao CooFrr
$500, Nr Cafao" Us. 3. CanseI.
b-3aa Davidson . John DAVIS, >su.
.n~, Charles peNe~, ~, w..
r, Rev John n. Dar.-. Nr ia
bm.1 Hugh DAVIS, George iJal.
Mathew w. Davis.
E-lsua, Elge, Sarah E|Haa3, Nr,.
Laalr.-, James EIm-.
E-l a N. llu-4, FREDERICK Foster.
! .' ta'rer.
- w. "ArA"sn' taaF.rs "f1f,JN#nu'
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NEEALY ALMANAC.
ANlAGr, 80 IN. MOONS PHASES.
lInRfcd Immediately.

!, \ Elderly Lady OF respectabdtty, and
: ~ disposition, 10 take charge Of
aulN ct children. Such 40 one Will
..l liberal compensation. Tor further
IN, enquire oi the Editor.
r.. H-a- g-tf
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10 the House d Representatives Of the United
states on the 22t ult. the following Message in
writing was received from the Presiden, OF the T..
nl'ed States, by the hand OF his Private Secretary,
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legislature q. North-C aroliua


III. ta-Rra press nfe.3 d H~,Ha-itl from fhr psA
eeaiss T. ur ln,erasI Improvement oagsai.sn a.
keafs'e ',pu 'r,s S.stc. praying thst ere state
v# ass 80 the construction of O. Enu Road from
t'astIsstpn 20 Ci9aIuDHsI. and ibat Hukmg PRIV.
eess Be- gtsatrd 90 81 Company Read and re-.
I0tfra f. tge ta.uusaea On In'rrat' Improvement
TIE AH wuno.u. c. she survey and sale Of tho
Cherokee Lands MA, taken 4p. W. iiauIarF rp.
set That Il he printed. 30, agreed to. 90 NJ.
Duasef', mc,ton, t1s i-st Monday 30 oeiataf was
stricken out aaa 'at lfsg Monday ri ~gtemb-r
inserted llr Iuhaf naftd q, Gli thg blank 90
said b,.l by Inserting $1,000. Agreed &C.. Where
upon, ttlr hrl was orgeftd 20 Ic on the table.
Hf Reid presented a certificate 'ren tha Pot
watfer Grre'al osrtyfH. naicr llo Lesser ~e'l
nj lba Post Office Department lle Greater having
been bB-net that Nlr REED had rendered h.s rr,ll.
nation ss Ia,tmle'c- and that the raid resignation
had Aeen accepted 5st8rr the dos VI he election e.
Ne Senate. Me- r. moved tic reference Of said
certificate 70 lIie Committee on Privileges aud =.
lect.aas-ba' rqksal.y w,thdtce a. u llcn. on
motion RI Nr J. " Bryan, the said Committee
seto discharged from the further consideration %
tbs case Of Dagid Rctd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-01-13
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A message fr1n the senate coneu'rtng IN thc
proposition Of the House 10 raise ioint select
COMMITTEE NJ tsp on Tie part Of each House, 10
take into consideration the Revenue Laws q The
Stale The Committee con.ts's Of Messta. Polls
and Mossy 81 to. Senate, and Of Messfs. llill and
Guthrie II the Commons
Mr. Fisher from the Committee m Internal
Improvement, reported bill 10 lay of and con.
sJuct Road from the town OF Ffanklia IN Macon
county, across the Naniahala Mountain, 10 Valley
River. and thence 70 the Georgia Inc. Read
ire, time. The bill arpfopiaies s9,0t0 for this
purpose.
The BIN, Yesterday psAsed, establishing new
Jadlcal Circuit IA lbe West was rovousdcted, on
motion Of Mr.. Thomas, and laisFpn the table until
Tuesday next