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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
SAVANNAH PACKEys5,old Es.a,lsa.,

IR Line The packets composing The above Inc viii sail
8tn sgulsr suece.sop ~ follows;
ship ANGELiQUE, y. Nichols, master
Ship OCMULGEE, tnew) Il. J. Lesvitt
gAp MACON, w Osborn, master.
ship CELIA, n. 4. pories master.
ahip LOUISA u. N. Trumsr, master.
ship OCONKE, tnew) d. wilson, master.
~ above ships all built N New York expressly for
ts business and cosmsnded by captains we acquainted
With the trade Their are very superior ard
every f,sL win ~ afforded Shippers ssd psssensS Az
goods Forwarded 10 the sub.srhes w be shipped free Of
seAsssha. tsCOTT MORRELL, " South 81 J2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

first days of spring. and the revival OF business our
advertisements are already beginning to SVEN to an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
LTVERPOOL AM NEW YORK UOM.
MEisCiAL me PACKETS.
81 ezis esisIa 81


REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
and and snc
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate their friends
and The public Suera that they can now snisr into early
and friends by the early spring shpthe srsi OF which will
and Will . 70 run regularly every week
afordnE 10 enan the most desirable and eligible Convey
The detention of vessels Liverpool engaged trade
having heretofore been great and jus. cause Of complaint
ing vessel every week from Liverpool to effect the Pema
as viii give eate sstsscIiss to shippers as further n
ducement for them TO give preference 10 their Line all
sail hs day. or nos @ ad ee
when opposed transient vessel such will
The employed for The Of p.sssa
every day from the dssent ports Of Ireland and seosna
convenience Of Importance to those residing At the
In relation remiances their drains post
Ban. are sn9 .a free q
me same as Bank notes.
Their dra. as as orders cm be forwarded by
the regular packets, sailing Isl Sun Ism, and gath
~ yi.s pa % ne ssen,T
tended Farther particulars can be sscsrained appea
'V dss sssa SCUM "'ee' ROCHE BROTHERS . CO.
Wv 4, 1aG Ts
Se6 on the 18th OF each month;
New ship sIDDoNs, Capt, LIST January.
SNIP SNIP s sakkEs Stg r;G S:.: s. Sal
LIVERPOOL.
Ship 6ARRICK, Capt N. B. Palmer 18th December.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt. j. Collins, 18th January.
ss :r sRRs sIRIS Pierce ss s nscS
These ships Of the first class Ill armed upwsrdsef eeo
burhen built IN the city Of New York, with such i'm
paSsngers Every care has been The arrangement
accommodations The price Of passage hesce
for which ample ores including wines nc viii be Provides
without wines, &c slae Thes Ships will be commanded BY
experienced masters who viii make every eIerte. TO give
general satisfacoa. Neither captains the OF
hsse ships will be responsible M my letters parcels or pack
ages sent by them, unless regular bills OF adng are signed
therefor, Yer i5.igs, o. P.cs,es sgpy t. var, or
wM. h JAS. BROwNk CO. Liverpool
The ships of this line viii hereafter armed and their recu.
sr csnsrucou gives them security possessed BY
other bot vessels OF war JY
"a. LIVERPOOL PACK ETs.
NIy& Sailing from New York on the 2sh, aad from Liver
Snepool on the eth OF each month.
The above line Of packets will he contained by the subsc
kers and isc composed Of the following shipss-
From New York.
June %-The UNITED sTATEs, Capt ~ ~ Holdrege
Sept N-The SHEFFIELD. Capt Fras. r. Allen
May s-The ST. ANDREW. e6t tens
June s-The vIRGINIAN, 62D tons
July s-The SHEFFIELD. soe IONS.
Aug. s-The UNITED STATES $50 TONS
qualities and accommodations OF the above ships, nnd
their commanders well known. Every
and the Importers The price OF Liver
pool the cabin other lines fixed al $780, with wines
and stores OF every description.
The owners win NOT responsible for letter, parcel
the above ships for which bin efading not
'aie'- For freight OF gr rsffEsE sgpWyHaHIrNE WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER. FOX Co.
ja4 .RoBT. KERMIT. "a south q.
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WaNIhD-Fors young lady recently fom EngIsnd :
w sustion ~ oovevnssss respectable 'snsy She y
thoroughly qualified to instruct In Mssc French Psis,ng
Grspmar NC. Remuneration u not 70 much the oyee ~
Portable home The unetcep,ie able references can
be given. Address TO D. York House, coartand st. "
maid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

"a OLD LINE OF LIvERPOOL PACK
IN ETs-Ths Old Line Of Packets vii be despatched
S8by subscribers san from New Herk and Liver
pool 10th month, with The pon That
whe the sailing day fails sunday the SHIPS VII sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
PIONEER FAST LINE.
@R - ~

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PlTTsBURGH.
the West Chester Hosse OF Broad and Race
streets, daily NJ o'clock
The Boats and Cars upon this Lane are OF the bea
having bee built expressly the
and are mt bv IN the country
Thsn'se cny fscsc> iss ioas o. TIE HAN Road 20
Harrisburgh thereby saving 20 miles Of anal travel and
reaching Pittsburph three days and hs instead OF
ard half rs formerly the when they wes by
Ceumbia, ond there took the canal
For speed ana coort this Line cot sxssled by ether
N the United StaieS - -
Pss-sngers 10 Cncinns Louisville, NstchsI Nashville 81
Louu he will always be certaa ef being taken wusae
lay this line connects with the bos ~ Psourrs, carrying
the man
Fr ses,s Apply north of eth Cbes,po,
81 and al No 900 Market st. 90 and Willow
A. q. CUMMING, Ager,
phls delrhs, Nav H
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36 PETERSBURG PACKETS--OLD
4 LINE.The vessels comprising the above line will be
schr EMMA. Isaac Cole, MASTER
sshr HELM D. Ls,oureue, ir master.
sesr PETERSBURG, new b Latoureae, master.
The above all first class schooners built expressly for
, trade and ded by experienced masters One Of
every Saturday.
IL NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE
&&4 This line consists OF Il ships and briggs OF which
two viii weekly during the busis s. season These
vessels an OF the first class warranted insure
and take the Bslire Freight passen
will be taken in this line throughout the year. 10 per
cent less than any other line whatever. Apply to
All gseds from outpers will be shipped and forwarded
Immediately ut New Orleans free Of commission and every
's :spS Paid aid
their isterestis apply As above l2
4 nsrHhssAS e! TO CH a..I.,ls
sesee OF travellers soirS north or soutb ,hr
"Aantc and Savannah and Charleston Steam Packet Com
week and from No folk and ing the o
s. CAROLINA, Captain Coaey.
PULASKI, Cap ain -
turday 2 instant They wi leave Norfolk alternately
Tuesday and Saturday and Charleston every Monday and
Passengers leaving Philadelphia on Mondays and Fridays
will reach Norfolk IN tiue for these Packets which all ar
psS s as nv @
they are enc night less than BY any Other. -
Passage from PhiIadelnbia through, go
Baltimore
Tickets be had at the Baltimore Steamboat ece In fhla
Once Baltimore on board the boats after they leave the
Tbe steamboat VIM sEABRooK leaves Charleston fsr sa
All baggage Ut the risk of,he owners; - -
Baltimore, iAh Oct 1887. ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
CAUTION-0ELATINk CAPsULEs.-Mr r.

CAUTION-oELATiNk CAPsULLs.-sn, :. n =. ";
the public buying Gss,ne Capsules which are made IN
Imitation Aohe Capsules advertised a. genune and cen
tanning impure and eheap ingredients and having no other -
commentator thsa using he names OF others, &c &c
In consequence OF The advertisement alluded TO- and 20 pre-
vent any in the public mind deem me-
cessary inform ose csseerned that am
Gslane Capsules which are superior TO Mothes as wen 20
the spurious mstops Of which he speaks a. they are made
pure Balsam 6rantine which will sot leak and conse-
age the other kinds 49,,
There secret preparation OF them and TIE only
oe Ia view 10 administer the Balsam Of Copvis ne
approved form, and Capsules have been eseed
several chemists In Berlin, we'll rs In THIS city and rhAoe
phs they with safety be recommended superisr sru
sle
Testimony OF their efficacy.
Messrs. Rsshton Aspnwa, Mr. hhau, Messrs scslsrd
Deue James Chambers street ano broan
way all responsible chemists and spothecaries
this throughout the country keep hem corsany
for sale and generally prefer them 10 those oil Mothes manu-
acture for the mentioned above.
CHARLES WILDENOW,
gstu. 81 Cherry 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
utCEraRD UEmMING & son,
, d q "a IL ~ n ID Il. n "A LII. l. Is X Z d ID j II @ II

FORGE NE ID LIE l. LIS, d u y "a
80 many wears 10 their Needles and Fish Hooks aud beg
assure The public still continue use the greatest
% ~ anuacInre an arr ce that win give universal Salts
faction ans they rust ensure continuance OF t knu pa
n hemmng Son hive been Obliged caution the public
several times be careful from whom they purchase Needles
aud Fish Hooks porting 10 he of their and ne
YER has there period when repetition Of that caution
more required H. H. son Why erery r
sided ia Eng have established themselves IN phiadepha
New YORK Boston, and the principal in Anerica and
make itibe business to commit fraud extent by
importing Needles without Labels thai they may aoe tneh n
they do so in England the severest penal
To assist in accomplishing their ends these unprnciped in
dvduais invent faseheods Of them having
the 70 syle themselves the Agents q anS
Hooks rey carry with them Invoice Heads printed
0bers that Tie original parties who composed the firm
OF Hemming Son dead. and therefore any one may
In ne il would quite impossible to enuaerate IN this
tricks these persens make os o. as
they aven, any that they imagine viii give their spurious
Hem%ne SON do not wshto claim greater preference
long tried article enes them TO- and hey ear ne
% bower 10 deceive the public and de-
stroy the OF Hemng Son. which has been se-
erto unrvsed and under these they venture
to make this appeal 90 the public Tor proteeuon e'g wen
Richard Hemmins Son further observe, that they
now war stamp a his he nroa The
smaller kinds Of Fish Hooks the public VIII 70 Sf very y
ibe labels and style Of wrapping up.
picTgaRD HEMMINe SON take the liberty ofslaining
attention and most respectfully solicit ne pI u
Dc on their gasrd ~ ~, pSsenos 1snuscure for
tkcughthe nposoa has 10 many instance peer 30
=. TO believe from aiormscn lately recesysd that the dis
honest system Of forging their names SUI, carried on 20
ssss sra ia snrsn the purpose Se.e Se
in America In imitation Of He~mine SOS 2, ss
fis.i.wsS '''''' '''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

JANfsENs CONCENTRATED ELETTARA
U This article ahghy concentrated rePers,ion u krco
and Cardsmss has In all cases where II has Been
used has been placed In contact with the nerve ais
eased tooth thus far proved -
AN IkFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
tornentrg annoyance, The Teotb
Ache UsHhe most other the purpose, can be
applied with the safety as not IN the ess, degree
buful teeth, and therefore produces injorous e.
placed IN contact With those that are sound A.
renea' FOR TIVE roorH ACHE,
It's suecess IL without q parallel II thoroughly removes
all soreness and leaves tn. Teeth IN ht sondto. for
OF decay, and evsstuslly removes those psrto1s hsi
have already become carous; entirely destroys fhM
smell which always impaired 10 the breath
by decay ed teeth. Price 80 cents For sale only by ~
.erson 70 Fuuon street; James n. Hart, NJ d. corner
and Chambers y NJ Gnion, oorber bowe
and rapds street. Pike spd Henry street. and whole
Diy;slor street., jisSneods
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@ rom s.S York o. H. e and from Kings.
The p ORBIT r, a or f fes m master will m
From New .Yok, From Kingstea, (Jam)
10th December, 18th January,
10th bruary, 18th March,
a 1S's 5 Ansa' l ls;s s Miiy,
rb. CATER %ssr win
From New York, From Kingston, JAM
10th January, 18th January,
isth March, 18th April,
leth May, 18th June,
10th September 18th ocaoSeil.
and Commanded experienced Their sceommods
lions fer are and being
peas Packets Beds bedng and Store are furnished in The
.passsse 1sd Prom as and k.eson
atsoe stesrags passage VS. For terms Sfreigh apply
ja4 CATER L TYRRELL, Kingston. jam
Ax FOR NEW ONLEANs.-The LOUISIANA
& and New York Line Of Packets will sail every other
insure he strietess pune,usly in The time Of ssns
the line win heTssT e9pss, Of III: following ships'
Ship SHIP HTNTsyIsaE Capt EaTidge ish a..
snip Cap: .pI D.s ss is sh jan
Ship YAZ0O, Capt TrssL 18Th Feb
fastened and coppered a.d upwards Of 500 tons burshes@
Of light dram Of water being built In this city,
cabin. .s s on The ii and
plan .nd ful nished neat and elegant style Ample
ne .sals. md q p.::sns:
. y. ee s .s he s
eomm.d.te They will At oil times be towed up and down
observed 10 he time sailing Neither he ownrrs Or
Of these ships will be responsible orewey, bullion precious
ssr seat by or put 90 board Of them use regular bis Of
s.g aLen for the and the value hereia expressed
commission For hslg9! o pa ss.fg .;; apply %
Ne freight received after the Saturday evening previous
he day ofsailing. 90
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a. pAssAGE FHOM sLI9O-A FIRST rate
~ shp wal sail From Sligo GA ov secst the 18Th Apvu
rsat and car seeo r,usaste number Of psssengersm
either cabin or SIC rage. -,
For freight OF passage, spp.y nco,u rrp ,xs v.o.s
M v.~.,.. .h,ns Ia remit money hrr friends
A.-e d,sns al sish, on Mr. Hcgs Legsos Quay st. sligo.
4 ia I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

ships ~ Of the 6ra elias, nded OF
chs scser experience ard furnished II
bes k,no. Every attention VIA he pela passengers
mode their comfort and convenience The
ward fred BY ssding with the popretsvs
others nes as, Including wines sud every de-
ssripsion, e2s without wiscs and qvwS
the captains owners ~ ships win be resPcs
sy, for snv letters parcels by hc uales
regular bills OF lsding sgnsd therefor.
BARiNG sRsTHERs CO Liverpool and to
ooeDHUE CO or &. N MARSHALL
50 southst New vovh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

ga CHARL- sTON PACKKTS-CeUnerci a
III ineshe following vessels compose The above ne q
packets:
Bns DIMoN, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORDELIA, Francis sherwood, MASTER
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, ". Stuart, master
Brig FANNY tnew) W. whitlesey, master
bng -, (newl "
The above all frs class vesses built expressly hr the
trade and commanded by experienced masters Theiy &C
commodssions Tor passengers crtehsve and sseron.
viii be made to please both shippers and pessenger All
goods forwarded 70 the Subscribers viii be shipped Tree Of
commission.
For freight passage apply To The captains board
ALLENkPAxS0N, ~ wall street, N. Yo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

NIX HAVRE FAC AETS-UNlON Line
.Y2pk To sail from New York The 6h 10Th and gath, and
49, from Hayre lst, 9th and AZ Oh Of every month u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

IA BALTIMORE PACKETs--UNIOl
Iy8 LINETbe following vessels will he regularly d
= mespxehed between New York and BaI,iaasrs:-
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, n. Bourne, m.ster
sckf CHARLES y. SMITH r. r, roNea. MASTER
schr fENRY BARGER, r. G. Briegs, master.
schr DIRECT, G, L. Briggs ms~ter.
sehr LACONtC, J. g. Destson, master.
The vessels comprising this line peror fast ssiln
.e.rv an built OF the best materials
trade ably eems snded the masters experiences plos
800 .surnpce e6eeted r~ses gres, a.
.n.,eh iIbe rveu, ard every exeros will be BY
rssers to give ss,ssctea To- Aipper Goods forwarded
~, s.scrhsrs will be- tipped free commission. For frrs
apply .N.gnWg . ~ 70 snp,. v.
- ~. sNowN, smHns voss seN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10
REMARKABLE EscApE.-Du,

REMARKABLE EscAPE.-During the thu
der storm on Saturday night the lightning
struck the House Of Mr.. Levi, on East Bay, :,
two doors below Market street. The lower
floor of the building is used as Clothing
store. On the same floor there were in one
room twenty-onc persons, the family and
their friends and relatives, who were burnt
out by The fire the night before, and had
just assembled for supper. They were all
struck down by the electric fluid, and all
escaped uuhnrt, as did also five other indi-
viduuls who were in the house at the time
This is truely wonderful to any person who
has examined the track Of the fluid, crossing
and re-crossing the rooms, from the gar
ret downwards, and tearing windows, fur
niture, aud every thing in its course.
There was heavy rain at the time,
which probably prevented fire. aud fire
in that part Of the city would have ad-
ded much to the calamities of the night
beforc.-IJid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10
From tho Charleston Mercury, ATay I.
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL

w., SUNDAY, April 90.
dell, Memmingcr, Horlbeck, Mills. Char
man. Ripley, Schmidt. Capers, Mordecai,
Seymour.
Mr.. Memminger submitted the following
Preamble and Resolutions, which were n.
unanimously adopted:
The City Council of Charleston, in COM
mon with their fellow-citizens, deeply do.
plore the calamity which has laid in ruins
the fniress portion ofour City. Desolation
and misery now present themselves, where
but yesterday was the abode of prosperity
and onterprize-and the smoking hearths
and deserted fire.sides of our citizens, stand
amid tho ruins like monuments of the mas,
and bring with them recollections we'll cal
"u!atod to unnerve and paralyze the firmest
mind. There is. however, to every we'll
ordered aud christian people, a source Of
consolation which will over guard them
against despair, and while they bow with
sasisuation TO the Almighty Disposcr Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10

the citizens generally to consecrate the day
in tho manner recommended, to humble
themselves before the Almighty Disposer Of
Events, acknowledging their unworthiness
as individuals, aud as community ,implor-
ing pardon Tor the same, and that God may
gracionsly avert his anger, ,and take this city
hereafter under his blessing aud protection,
knowing as they do, that in vain is a city
guarded, unless il be one whose keeper is the
Lord. -
Given under my hand and seal of the
city, this 29th day OF April, 1888, and in
the CID year Of American independence.
BY the Mayor.
HI. PINCKNEY, NIayor.
WILLIAM Roach, Clerk Of Council.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10
PROMPT LIBERALITY.

BIS dat qui cito dar'-lie gives douhly
who gives quickly,
The North Carolina lef, here on Sunday
afternoon, bearing the news ofour calamity
to Wilmington, North Carolina. by her
return Yesterday morniue, the generous
citizens of tha, city transmitted eleven hun
dred dollars for the relief Of the sufferers by
the fire. This is an act of unsolicited and
prompt philanthrophv. aud it will Lc recor-
ded upon the hearts Of our citizens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10

Al a meeting of The owners Of lands in
the burnt district, along King. held
yesterday, at which Alex. Black. Esq pre-
sided. all present acccded to proposition.
made by Col. Memmingcr, as Chairman of
Committee of Council. to relinquish so
much of their land, as might be necessary
togive that portion of King street uniform
width Of so feet. The land-holdcrs not
present will, doubtless, also give their as
sent, as soon as they can be comm unicaied
with. The spirit Of our citizens is unbro-
ken, and with the seasonablc aid nf the Leg
islaturc, and n due exertion Of their own
energies, we may not only kindle the torch
ST hnaH pr65shtff3iv 6si f3f? boat ~:' :" III" s""
At this meeting, MIR. Her'z suggested the
prop1lety OF scizing the occasion TO extend
Pearl-streetQhe location of tho new stores. \
iromMceting-s'rect TO King-streeI: and the
measure will probably be submitted to Coun-
cil.-Char. Cour., May2.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10
From the Charleston Meeeuru.s

The city has sustained an irreprable loss
in the death Of Col. Steedman and Mr..
Schinerle They exhibited Throughout, the
distressing scene-the former rs Volunteer
in gcnerons philanthropy and the latter in
the znalous discharge of his official duty-a
courage. discretion and promptitude worthy
OF remembrance and gratitude. With Col.
Stecdman we were personally acquainted,
ond he was a man eminent for amiabIe,
benevolent and Municipalities. The friends
and acquintances Of Mr.. Schnierle, speak
ofhim warmly in similar terms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10
From the Correspondence Of tile Charleston lrcr.
WAsnIHGToN, April "a.
ANNEXATION OF TEN

The Senate was delighted, instructed.
anh deeply interested, to-day, bv a most
noble and eloquent or.tion from MIR. Pres
ton, in support OF his resolution for the an
nexatiou ofTcxas. lie has Dut the subiec,
IN new and very strong light. II. sue
cessiu!ly maintained the position thar Tex
as was. under The treaty Of Louisiana, an
integral part of our Territory; that il could
| NOT be constituti0nally alienared and.trans-
ferred; and that it was proper to re-anncx
the Territory, with The assent of Texas. and
with the concurrence of the several tlepart-
ments oil the government Of The u. States.
The considerations Of policy which urge
the South to effect the re acquisition of Tex
as ne placed IN the strongest point of view.
The British Minister the Mexican Charge
ahd the Iextan Minister. were all present.
m April 25.
The Senate, to-day, was chiefly occup,-
ed on private bills. The resolution for the
annexation of Texas 10 the Union was no,
taken up. as MIR. Walker. who was to speak
upon it, was indisposcd.
In the House, the discussion of the re-
port OF the duel committee was rcserved.-
The debate was rather uninteres,ins until
MIR. Fletcher asked the chairman of The
committee some questions in regard 10 tho
extent TO which the parties were allowed
ny the committee to defend themselves
from the charges against them. Objections
were made to to the inquiry. The Speak
er said it was not in order to allu,Ic. NJ nrc-
sent, to any thing which took place in the
committee. MIR. Graves here rose and pro-
tested against the narrowing of the range of
the debate which had here tofore been ruken.
he wished. he said, to speak on the subject.
and to be allowed the sotpe Iot;,uJo ,b;L
had been taken by others. After the debate
mad oeen carried on for some time. Mr..
Boon demanded the reading Of the report,
saying that he could not vote on the Gues
ton without knowing the contents of The
document. Strong objections were made,
Out the Speaker decided that, under the
rule, any member had a right to call for the
reading. II must be remembered here, tina,
this call was made before, but not insisted
upon. Those who wished the report to be
read, and whose position rendered it proper
for them to call for il, were afraid to make
tho demand. The committee had NOT ask
ell the reading of the report, but its printing.
The motion 10 print was resisted; bur. as
the reports have now been read. they will
be printed rs part of the proceedings of
the House. The report Of Mr.. Grcnnell
and MIR. Rariden, was then read. The SEM
arate report by Mr.. Emore was then read
Each OF the reports was listened to with
profound attention by the House. They
were exceedingly well drawn, and canno,
fail to be read with painful interest by every
MIR. Elmore's repor, does him
credit, in its feeling, discrimination, reason |
ng and conclusions.
The Committee arc Unanimous on one |
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10

Public Meeting in Walter5oro'.-Wca are
authorized to announce that there will be a
general meeting of the citizens Of ColIeton
District at the conrt house in WaIterboro',
on Monday next. for the grateful and gener-
our purpose of Offering their sympathy and
assistance to the sufferers by the late fire in
Charleston. We trust this example will be
generally followed throughout the State
South Carolina will not long suffer her en-
porium to lie in rliins.-Chariestoa Mcrcu
ry, Mdy2.