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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
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On the motion OF the l'lnlllly counsel who filed
his bill and nude oath thereto, according To Law.
injunction Is awarded him To restrain aud iuhihit the
Dciendant " llam \ PAYNE. Administrator oi Lew
Is flnda deceased. from pa,lns. ,Ins away ~
otherwise dspo~lng Of IN, Money Negroes. Goods
oi Eiiccls, that may he II his hands nov, bclunsng
To the Defendant Jefferson l.. Elmun,l, ~ the Ex.
rrutor ol Jarr, y Edmnuds Deceased, or Ia The
Defendant lIaue, Etlmnnds, Ia the amount OF SIX
hundred dollars, subject 10 the Plaintiffs drmaud.
aud the future oldrt aud decree al the Count.
cein,ng the >amr Aud IT Appearing to the Count.
that the Defendant, Jctlef>oa l.. Edmual- aud la
nry EdnnmdS. are not mh,bitnts al this Com
niunwc allh, aud without the jurisdiction al HIS
touI, Il ordered, that they dn appear here,
before the iir,t Il y oi Apil Cont nrN. aud
snrrIhc bull OF the PA, al, AL tht cop, al tbs
oric, be louhuih inserted IA " Tie l.,nchbu,e
Nusnian." nemspape, published ~ HE town oi
lvnehhuIC, H., Nv" mouths snccr>sl'rl, aod anath
t, cop, hn,cot, pn-lc Al the trout don, al the ,ou,t
hnuse "ilh, e"ualy.o" sonlc ron,t day.
AGnps--'fc,le,
81. GARLAND. clcrt.
Feb. l. Men
IWGiNl-,' fnl's h'Id,n the 'I.'h' omre "le c'n'on
sfpc,l o lo, aud ,hancc,, tho count, o
son, tlr month ot fcannn. iGn.;
" I""f 'o''o' r'D'''"" trustee o. 'oon',r Of Ohio
N.taitrt, person ri Insane nnnl, Ilnini,
dpaiHa
Edward H. ,nrler tho sud Ohio W. ,ner charles ear
TIA, cnl,,n al Thomas y ,nti'r nIose
know John u,t4 aud Moor, +. carter, Defendants.
Is tu,N,rHr.
The prhnlanis Elu a,l H. ia, children ot homn4
= un ioln hrior moi Ian, ti~u mud
security, nrrong I" tn ae I" Asnh aud the nlc'
ii TIN coun nhl nnpprnnnr hg .,udn,tiy ,hlrntr thai
they mh,hitn- al tbs country: u ordered That
the sand defendants do licrc the III t1aV April
aud answer tn Ill tn flanl aud thai nopg
th. order liz forthwith inserted III the lgnrhug Nugunu
an'nspnp.L publ shed nth t'"n 81 iVnrLburg. la, Two
mnntl t"lg pd nu"ict copy '-l,d door
9th. e"'1ll"nae al thus e"!miR On sonf cnI1 dny
eopp-fcd'
Eo. &, CUTLER, Clc,k.
Ich. - W!n
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~ REX LACE.

Married on Tur,da, evening. tie G.h INST. by H.,
Rev. Henry 4. Gowns. Nj. Jaws Fox of I>nch.
burg, T." Miss FRAMES, dau. liter If A.. Jon An
drr,on, III Louisa county. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

v lEGlNlA AT a Circuit superior Court oil
Law aud Ghmcrry, continued aud held for the
Town al lyuChburs, 1T the Court house. IN sand
Town, ou Thursday The 25lh day Of October, 1897,
sitting as = Count OF Chancrry
John &. McrnI, surviving partner oi Mckee \
Mcem, John Elrhmd,on, Narolron y. Cabcll. Al.
fred i. u Hard. William kldceHav. Richard :, IL
lis llcnr, NJ. White, Alexander hvinc. the pirsl-
dcn aud Directors Of The ivuclibur. aud Blue Rid e
Turnpike Company Hill Shaw, Jesse l.. Perry.
William tooh, William \. White, Executor Ola.
cob White, decreased, Thomas llv,nr & Co. Da-
Yd o.leshy Henry II. Evans, Moses Penn and lar-
wood VI. Penn, Plaintiffs
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.s'6,NsaxtAss 9b.Rt'YEks.

NAfE WILL g.ec liberal htc for able bodied Eel
w lows 10 wotk on the James River X kanaw
ha Caml the ensuing yea;. We alSi want several
bows TO drive calts--liir work is perfectly dry.
A. we shall he absent few DAYS, agent, Mr.
Jas. Moelioh, Will attend 1t Nh. Andrew kinnirrs
Lyncliburc, for the purpose ct hiring hands.
DOLAN x TOWLES.
December II fsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

Thomas X. Friend, IN his rieli. and as ad-
administration ri John j. Cabe deceased, Frances W.
Friend, wife OF said Thomas K. Friend. Ilrur, Anne
tahrlI, widow Of s,ld John ]. tabcll deceased Sal
!, W. Ward, Kiehard X. Cradle aud Mary &. Crallc.
and Hem, Ahnc Cabcll. infants by David Rodcs,
specially assigned lhsIr guardian, Defendants.
This cause came on this day To be heard on the
bill, answers of the Defendants and exhibits, aud was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the
court doth order thai of tie commissioners Of the
court do take account Of the administration Of HE
Defendant Thomas X. Friend the estate oi John
J. Cabe deceased, designating the grade aud dig
NIFTY OF the debts. pad by HIM also, OF the
real estate oil which the said John ]. Cabell died.
seized and possessed The annual value thereof and IN
whose possession the same now remains, and also an
account OF the debts due 10 the respective plaintiffs,
and report the to the court, with any matters
specially stated, thought pc -tnen by himself, re
quircd by the parties to he stated.
\ Cop,-Iesie
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4; sp e. q TITO v.

Fg'iIE SPRING AND SUMNER SESSION
4 oi the subscribers sen OL, will be
Gun the III Ia Of March. II. '. REID.
1--WE NEXT Sc SlON oi the subscriber,
Sc ~ u . H., will commence the
twelfth day OF March.-,oar lcrs can be received IN
to hlS family, VIM. ). RED.
Feb ii Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

FI'IIE NENT SESSION, OF the subscribers
u $f'gsOuE.. will commence Monday. the
l9tl oi February. NM. :. REID, j..
February ~ Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

MY STOCKS LARGE AND WELL Is
SORTED, and hold' out great Undue c,nrnts
rIRCll ASERS-anJ IN part consists oiihr follow
IN. named arlcles-,in
NEST OF ENGLAND CLOrllS-Blue blacl
green. olive. mixed Ac,.
tASS1NERES-I,u c aud black,
ASSlNETrS-rl aua aud PLAID,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
~ LIED CLOTHS
GLASGOW JEANS,
LINSEN S-.pla,n aud plaid,
LANkETS-Loulou DulIe,
FLANNELS-AlI eools,
ca French Mrrnors,
"a English do colorsd aud black,
d do do ds,
81 French Eomba1ne,
Ladies' Gloak>,
Mems Grcat Coats,
Pilot Cloth, snpefloL
Dr,b flu,hn,,
Cotton Cloi,-Bl,,cl,d and brown.
Cotton Dzn,bnres,
Gouncipane phlds,
PLAID Domestic, In, Servants,
! 81 and 1914 Linen Di'p,i,
IL lr,,h Linen,
1nd Eye Diaper
Linen tanbrlc / ,ndherchri,
Brown lisl i.iucp.
Burla,s and Scotch olndbuIgs,
Ladies Black Wor,rd aud Mcrlno losc.
Do l.ambs Wool do
Childlru's d",
Ladies black and white nttun, DO.
Do ,a do Silh do,
Do Silh and hid CLOVIS.
PAINTED MuSlns,
French tatnbiIc,
Tim. hsrns-l'la,u llaId AID striped,
DO Black aud white,
o. Canbrl Muslin,
DO Jacunet do
DO Figured SWISS do,
ia Plain do do
CALICOES-All wIces and descriptions,
Marioncs Italian l.uslrlns,
COIDRED SlLkS-- Different kinds.
GauHc aud l.uslrIng ribbons,
Brown Hollands,
Russia Crash, &c.
GHOTEKIES
SALT. PEPPER and SPICE.
II. | 4 4 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

MISSISSIPPI SENArOE-James Tro,tcr V.
B.. liar been c'ec ed [. 5. Senator supply the va
,,ne, occasoued ~ the resignation of Judge Black,
w ma only OF four votes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

William \. fa,ue, administrator of L"~is Tin
di Diseased. Iiaue, Ednu,is aud Jefferson J.. Ed
munds, Executors 81 J.ne, Edmund~.
defend tut..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
ID. ROBES, Clerk ,
CoMMissioNEK's brrioE,
Lyncl,bur4, January cob, lsj5.

IIyhCIOUI- 7, JdhHhFy -TII, I61-'
The parties interested. will take notice. that |
shall, Monday, the eth day oi March next, pto
cced to take the directed by the foregoing
order OF court on which day, at the nour OF ten o.
clock III the morning, they are required tn attend AT
my office, in this town, with Their accounts, youch-
and proofs, aud copy OF tire count papcrs, pre-
pared tor examination and settlement. At the in
stance ri the Plaintiffs all tho creditor. OF John j..
Cabell decreased, requested to report heir claims
on The above specified day.
5. |. WATT, Com'r
The Defendants the abosc case required to
take notice, that the time and place Of taking the
&C" above mentioned the Plaintiff, will proceed
take sundr, dispositions 10 lac read IN the cause.
Feb. II lm
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.N'O TgCE.
1--WE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 purrl,eo i'm.
4 medtatcl,, lor gentleman IL the South
Ehrec NlUrncs
Three Negroes.

WIT an active and likely Nan, between 70
aud 30 years OF acc.who has been accustomed the
management ol horses. carriage driver Nc, perfect
" sober aud honest female COOK, the sine
age, without incnmbauce, aud WET NJ RISE,
nom ], to 20 ycals old.
These Negroes oc wanted tol the especial oi
4 gentleman III The South. who has directed me 10
purchase oiher Int such can b. Warranted rs
frst rdft III then profession paitleulas, the Diver
aud Cook. Persons, therefore, having such, aud
wishing III dispose ot th"m. ON such trtms as
may not oiler again, aud who can bring
'nnouial~ oi tlelr capacity and honesty, will receive
an crtrd price IN cash.
Address, tro>t pald) Brook Mad, Campbell Co,
Va, PATRICK II. SCOTT.
1,ro.k Neal. Feb. /. 1t II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

~. J,s,s {. tri,ttI -TIe following u,iua'ion
..h,, may be the course oil Major Garland in re-
.1 :. The all important question now before Cor.
q. ~, COPY from the Baltimore Republican, Il
III .on Y an Buren Pt,nt. For ourselves, we thnk
-. N,;or knows too well which side his bread is
,,uer-d. to pursue such course.
r.. n, Corre,poa,ient OF The Baltimore Rcpubiicaa.
l.. ,,s multitude OF movements please say, that il
..s.,br NAV write down probable, that the Hon.
ines Garland. the a jax 81 the conservatives, will
jaw" ,bsoIut., ultra on the nb-Treasury system.
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL.-We publish to day
,cply 10 our correspondent Bedtora," severely
..usuriny the Executive, Tor pirionng Vmcs, con
.,.,,u,J frr the crime Of poisoning and more parlic.
.,,r, complaining oil the Governor, for some aleds-
ID concessions upon the subject Of pardons Indc-
,,uJeu, of lie evidence OF our correspondent Blue
rr,c We have i, from other authority that may bt
.lird upon, that .'Brdlori lahored under some
pi.apprehcnson about the 6Iffcsa,on u Gorernor
t,impLeH.-That the Governor does not entertain
such opinions nor las he acted in accordsnc with
with them 1t Is said about the Isl Of last Dee. case
far pardon WAS prcsenrcli 10 n, with which he posi-
,,ely refused to interfere, where slave was con-
~ ,mned nhc hung, for making desperate assault
,,,u white man. with intent to murder.
MISSISSIPPI SENATOE.-James Tro,tcr v
B.. ha. been ec-d [. s. Senator, TO supply the va
,,u,y occasioncd ~ the resignation Of JUDGE Black
w majority OF four votes.
MAMMOTH BANk.-rhe Legislature of Mis-
,l..ipp have Bal before them, to charter Bank,
With capital Sl55o0oOo. bouoned ON Real Es-
t1ts
~ THE Chri.tI,n Statesman is The tile of a
paper published in Washington C'y, by Rev X. Il.
;urlrv devoted to Literature, Politics, African
Colonization and Religion. We have received the
hr.l Number, aud can say, from the ability OF this spe-
.imru aud the well known tai MS aud zeal oi the
Editor, have no doubt it will Prove interesting
and useful Journal
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.N'CEsFEEA .NEtEs.E.V'FCS
kOTTER

G>trn Class, No, I. for lS3S,
To be d,"~n al HieLmo"d, on Yhmsddy ntr, NE
l5M inst
d = DRAWING RECEIVED Ar THIS DrrI,I ON SAT-
rRpAr, rnE Eth, AT ; o'cLoeK, L. VI.
SClIEMEi
Ptaraf 5000 10 plzrs OF $3.50
do ui 1000 % do OF 100
do Of l3lC 20 do Of 100
| do of Loo
Besides alatgc number Of SEQ $50, &c. &c.
Whole Ticket. only $500, Halves 81 81 Qrs. -
ccts. Fu, sale at UALl,Or'S OFFICE.
frbruai, - ~
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4 Ill. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS. against the ~
n tate oi J. T.. Royal, deed. as,Int,qucst
cd 10 b,ng ihcm III Tor settlement
T. \. fIOl.toMlE, Administrator.
Feb.
VIRGINIA Alta Gouu Tor Nelson County. the
23l da, al J,nnnty. isjS
Cnvu ,n " kmid. plaintiff.
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COTTON e.airsin%s and sslcclimss.

M L hasr lof sale q are supply 81 SilkTlNGS
w AND SIIEEilNGS al I'D, Cd, le,ts., IL,
and 20cls pea yard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
mt El0srcI Seeds.

GNrNeN md FTOirCr Needs.
An assortment received hom Scedsn,n OF high
standing. H. ID.
Feb > Hts
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MAMMOTH EANK,-The Legislature of Mis-.
..,ippi, have Bill before them, charter Bank,
With . capital SIS 500 900. botomed Real Es-
tate.
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ETTEY, t.xs' .I.y'D POST o.
IL IHSE P.fPEH.-A few RE.i.Hs
each assorted colors, pan "i raet--fn, salc b,
HOWET. DAVIES.
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Nuns ,toNNEFs. ac.

IT ST received. direct from New York, one case
- NnnsfsomEcts, also, one piece superior MIST
teou Lustlns, together with a is" pounds 3ik sew
ing SN. Bur TON koiEs.
Feb : Is
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.9".59o f'1.9'EEiss.g..

FE1lII, sub.rrbara .vIag = sar,Ited themselves
heethcr tofll1e r8l.es' 81 ,rfyiag the
Gs'0cFry < f'c..s Eaj5si9s1 ssusincss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

January -
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
BY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES
A PROCJ AVIATION.

WHEAxEAs, there is too much reason to
believe that the citizens Of the United States
in disregard ofthe solemn warning heretofore
given to them by the General Government,
and by some of the Governors of the States,
have combined to disturb the peace OF the DO.
mnions of ncighborng and friendly nation !:
And whereas, Information has been derived
from Official and other sources. tha. many
citizens in different parts Of the United States
are associated or assoc.a'ing, for the same
purpose And whereas, disturbances have
actually broken ont anew in different parts OF
the two Canadas And whereas a hostile
invasion has been made by citizens of the
United .ates, in conjunction with Canadians
and others, who, after forcibly seizlng upon
the property Of their peaceful neighbur tor the
purpose of effecting their unlawful designs, are
now in arms against the authorities OF Cana
da, in perfect disregard OF their own obilga-
tons as American citizens, and of the obliga-
tions of the Government of their country to
foreign nations:
Now, therefore, have thought it necessa-
~ and proper TO issue this proclamation, call
ing upon every citizen of the United States
neither to give countenance nor encourage
feted their claim to the protection OF their
couu,ry, upon these misguided or deluded per-
sons who are engaged in them, to abandon
projects dangerous to their own country fatal
10 those whom they profess desire to relieve
impracticable of execution without foreign
aid, which they cannot nationally expect to ob-
tain, and giving rise to amputations (however
unfounded) upon the honor and good faith Of
their own Government upon every officer.
civil and military, and every citzen-by the
veneration due by all freemen to the laws
which they have assisted to enact for Their
own government--by his regard for the honor
and reputation of his country,-by his love Of
order and respect for that sacred code OF laws
by which national intercourse is regulatcd-tc
use every effort in his power to arrest foT tria
and punishment every offender against the
laws providing for the performance OF our ob'
legations to the other Powers Of the world
And l hereby warn all those who have enga.
ged in these criminal enterprises, if persisted
in, that, whatever may be the condition to
which they may be reduced, they must not ex.
pect the interference o. this Government, in
any form, on their behalf; but will be left, re-
preached by every virtuous felow-cItlzen, to
be dealt with according to the policy and JUS
tice of that Government whose domnons they
have, in defiance ofthe known wishes and eft.
forts of their own Government, and without
the shadow classification or excuse, netarl'
ousy invaded. .
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash.
ing,on. 2Ist day of November, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight, and the sxty-thlrd OF the
/ Independence of the United States.
NJ. VAN BUREN.
BY the President:
JOHN FoasYTH, Secretary OF State.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

thousand regulars assembled at Prescott on
the 10th. and commenced regular firing on
the. windmill, where the Patriotshad secreted
themselves. The batteries were placed but
$50 TO 200 yards from the mill, and the con-
sequence was that the balls passed entirely
through the stone building. Besides the reg
ulars there were a thousand of the militia in the
service of the Government. The Patriots
were surrounded by land and water-four
steamers beng upon the water, and two thou
sand troops completely hemming them in on
the land. Letters from Ogdsnsburg say that
the. Patriots fought like devils until near SUM-
set, when they came out with flag of :ruce,
which for time was not regarded, the Loyal
lists, having instructions to give no quarter.
Five hundred, tits supposed, are killed. BILL
JOHNSON is captured. not by the Loyasts, but
by United States Marshal BIRGE, the, Pa
triot Generals also in the care and keeping
of the same Marshal. The prisoners taken at
Prescott by The British have been sent to KING
ston.
The rebels at Montreal, 400 in number
were to be tried last Monday.
A letter received to-day from Col. w ORTIZ
confirms about a II the news | send you irou
the frontier. Col WORTH thinks the Patriots
in the vicinity of his head quarters are pretty
well used up, and almost tired Of Canadian
patriotism.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

Supposed Murder.-On the 18th inst. the
BODY of man was discovered in hollow
loo, near Johnsons Mills. in Jones county !;
apparently having been in that situation eight
or ten days. On the body were sixteen or
seventeen cuts and stabs; showing conclu-
sively that he must have come to his death
by foul means. Some papers were found on
on him. by which it appeared that his name
was Elias NJ. lsaacs, some of them were bills
for the purchase Of Jewelry in Albany, Utica
and Syracuse, N. Y. A note was found, ad-
dressed 10 him by Mr.. Whitney Of New
York, who who appeared to have been his
counsel IN some difficulty he had been involved
in respecting the purchase, or possession. o.
Jewelry.
The only light that has been elected respsc'
mo him, is that person who was supposed t
be French Jew, answering to his name ant
description, was in this city. a few days, ant
left here on the 5,h inst. in Jersey wagon
with man by the name Of Williams, Ven
triloquist, and Sigh. Of hand performer; an n
another individual who appeared to be an !
Italian. Whilst here the murdered man va
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
THE PROFITS.

From four hundred to one thousand per
cent is now realized on the cultivation and
sale oftrees. So enormous a profit is not Ut
course expected to be realised for any hngth
of time, bat viii decline as the trees become
more abundant, and the country is stocked
with silk plantatations. But the producing of
raw silk from those trees must tecoHse pet.
manent business, from which the farmer will
be able to realize from three to five hynd:ed
dollars from each acre ofmulbsrry treee. The
whole business is as simple ~ that OF ra'sing
corn or potatoes, ard moro :certain than any
crop that can be put inte the ground while It
furnishes light, easy and p,oa.aSs a ,s sp,Oy sgd
oshesSspendea, ais Dc portions d the househod With
which every family is more OF less burthened:
In every way, the silk culture is q matte. o.
great individual and national importance; Eur iui.
nishing cestain, safe. and, it may be aoaeo'
a patriotic source of wealth.
p Wi'!Editcrs and Publishers insert se
abrTe1 -
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

An invitation from the Wilmington and
Raleigh Rail Road Company, and from COM
mittee of the citizens OF Wilmington has been
given to the members Of the Legislature o.
North Carolina to visit that town by the Ran
Road. The communication was referred to a
JOINT committee who reported recommending
that the invitation be accepted The Senate
concurred in the report, but the House of Com
mons refused to do so. The invitation was
therefore not accepted.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
BUrCHERY OF TIE MoRMoSs.
St. Louis, Nov. IL.

"Further from the Mormons.-The account
of a bloody butchary ofthirty-,aco hormons, on
Splawns creek, is fully confirmed I'Uo chI-
dren were killed, we presume, by accident
Considerable plunder, such as beds, hats, &c,
was taken from the slaughtered. Not one Of
the assailants was killed or hurt.
"Abou: the time of the surrender, several
Mormon houses were burnt in Charlton; and
one Mormon, who refused to leave, killed.
AT Far West, afterthe surrender, Nor
mon had his brains dashed out by a man who
accused the Mormon Of burning his house in
Daviess.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
STATE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, the Hon. Patrick Noble was
unanimously reelected President JACOB
Marley clerk; A. Garden, Reading clerk
and Mr.. Fulton Doorkeeper.
In the House, the Hon. d. L. Wardlaw.
was unanimously reelected Speaker I. w.
Glover, clerk John Chapel, Reading Clerk i;
VIM. Baskea Messenger and John Mathis,
Doorkeeper.
The time in both houses is taken up mostly
in receiving and referring petitions, receiving
reports from commissioners Of Free Schools &C.
The following are the only items in the Jour-
mails, so far as they have reached us which
we think worth copying.
SENATE.
Nor. q. Mr.. Rhett presented the report
of the JOINT Committee on Printing, recon-
mending that a contract be made with Messrs.
A. H. g. w. F. Pe,nberton, for the printing
of buth Houses, which was adopted, and sent
to the House for concurrence.
Nor. %. Mr.. Patterson presented the pc
tition of sundry Ladies of Barnwell District,
OIL the subject Of vending, and the intemperate
use of ardent spirits; referred to the Commit
the on Judiciary.
MIR. Aston submitted the following resolu-
ton. ,
ResOlred, That --- be appointed
and constituted n commission to examine and
revise the Free School system of this State,
and to report to the Legislature at their next
session, such amendments and alterations as
shall be suggested by experience; consulting
freely the best sources of information within
their reach; referred to the committee on
Schools.
| Mr.. Evans presented the memorial of SUM-
dry citizens of Marion District in reference to
the culture of the Mulberry and of Sugar re-
ferred to the committee on Agriculture.
! The different parts of the Governors Mes
sage were referred to the appropriate commit
| tees.
/ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
! Nou. 81. Mr.. DeSaussure, from the joint
committee on Public Printing, submitted re-.
port which was on his motion considered,
! agreed to, and ordered TO the Senate for con-
rrcnce.
MIR. Memminger presented the petition OF
WIN. Wraeg Smith for aid in publishing the
Southern Review referred to the committee
on Education.
| Nor. 2Sth. On motion of Mr.. Bellmger,
Resolved that it be referred to COMMITTEE
consisting of three Members OF the Charles
ton Delegation, to lie named by the Speaker
to enquire into, ascertain and report the facts
and law as to the eligibility or non eligibility
+ iol Mr.. Finley, returned as elected Member
6 the House all questions arising from the
sasl facts to be reserved for the decision O
the Iousc.
h,following gentlemen were appointed ''
y the con.nittee, Messrs. Frost, Magrath ant
Schnicrlt
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate in New York.
The "Josephs's Buildings" We are inform.
ed that Thomas E. Davis Esq. has disposed
Of the substantial fre-proof building at the cor.
ner of Wall and Hanover streets, directly op-
posite the new Merchants Exchange, to the
North American Trust and Banking Company,
for S223,000.
The first floor is at present in the occupaa-
cy Of the United States Bank in New York,
and the American Trust Company.
N. Y. Courier.