Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-14

After few remarks from Messrs. Frost,
Phillips and lIarllce, tho resolutions werc
severaly adopted and ordered 10 the Senate.
Leave Of absence after to night. was asked
aud obtained.
BY MIR. Ii. ii. Thomson for Mr.. Craw-
ford and Mr.. Glenn;
BY MIR. Toomer, for Mr.. A. w. Thorn
son.
Mr.. Pe,igru presented protest signed
Ivy himself and others. sscnlin. from the
resolutions Of MIR. Davie which had Just
hccn passed, aud asked that it be entered on
1I,c Journals OF The House, which was or
'creti,a ,atcr some discussion between Messrs.
Pelisru, Elhorc, Rhctt, Frost, Davic and
Cnlcuck.
Ihc House took a recess till o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. Bcir,, the following
resolution was agreed To and ordered to the
Senate for concurrence:
EcS0irc1, That Sulrmun Cohen and Il.
NJ. Gourdin be appointed justices OF the
quorum for the parish OF Prince George
Ninyaw.
Mr.. Frost submitted ii report from the
committee on internal improvements. re-
commenting an appropriation to clean out
the lower part OF The Columbia Canal
agreed to and ordered to the Senate.
MIR. Rlictt, from the committee Oh claims,
made report on the account of VIM. Gun
ningham-ngrccd to and ordered to the
Senate.
"A bill L, amend tho charter of the first
UniverSai>t Church i'll The City OF Charles
ton, and il bill to amend The charter OF the
Charleston, Insurance and Trust Company
were laid on the table.
a :csoiuliUn from the Senate nunoin,inu
]. l.. poyas Il justice Of the quorum for the
parish o! ~. Thomas and ST. Dennis, was
agreed 10 and ordered to he returned.
Resolutions were returned by the Senate
With Their concurrence, appointing a Justice
oIihc quorum for Union, managers of cleo
tons for Fairfield and Clarcnunt, Il Justice
oi The quorum and Il justice Of tn" peace for
Chesterfield, aud disseminating Il place of
election ii, RicIland district.
The foluwln. bills which had been re-
turned by the Senate, having received TWO
rcudnSs IN each House, were read Il third
time. passed, their titles changed to Acts aud
ordered to he returned to The senate.
Bill! for rc-hui!Iin" Tie City of Charles
ton: (aundry amendments which had been
made to this bill by the Senate were agreed
toy
Bill to amend the act directing the rcD-
rscn';itnn i'll the City Council OF Charles
ton to he appointed every seven wears.
\ Elil TO make certain appropriations.
Pursuant TO notice, Mr.. Davic offered
certain amendments To the last na,ucd bill
which were adopted by the House.
The following resolutions were offered,
agreed to, and ordered TO the Senate:
by Mr.. J. Douglass,
mucl Jackson, be appointed managers of
elections al Rich Hill, Chester district in
place Of Ii. J. Cup and James Ray, re-
moved.
by Mr.. NJ. A. Moore,
Rc#oircd. Thai Thomas A. Carile be an
pointed justice of the quorum, for Union
district, in place 0fThomas Davis, removed
by MIR. Porcllcr,
fesoired, That John G.. Palmer, bc an
pointed manager Of elections at Pvc's
hicctino House, and the Rocks Club House
in st. Johns Berkeley parish, in place of
Elias Coturicr. removed.
BY Mr.. BeIin,
Ttso!rcd, That Joseph Allston. hc appoin-
tod justice Of the quorum, and J. j. V.
Montgomery, Il justice OF the peace, for the
para. h of All Saints.
liy Sir. Symmcs,
Rcsoircd, Thal Francis Burt, he appointed
Il justice of The quorum Tor Anderson dis
trict, in room ot Jacob Marley, resigned.
By Mr.. McLauchlin,
RrsOiccd That the Acts, Resolutions and
Journals of the present Session, he printed
in pamphlet form for Immediate disrriu-
lion; that the Ordinance of The CITY Coun-
Gil of Charleston, referred TO III The Act for
rebuilding said City, be prin;e. will, said
Act; aud that the printer of the Acts he
directed Forthwith TO execute the iorcs oinc
work.
MIR. Frost submitted 4 report Of the Com
nI;ttcc OH Internal Improvement, on "A Com
mu;ca'ion from the Superintendent, of Pub
Er Works-considcrcd agreed to, and or
Gcrcd To he sent lo the Senate,
On m"ion of Myers, adjourned to 8 o.
clock to-InOrrOw.