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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
RESUMPTION.

N
The Convention Of Bank officers, assemblies
At Richmond on lie i'll, sssssr eonparing nolei
Of TIE condition Of he several Banks, passed Ii,
following resolution unanimeusls;
Rsselsed, That he several Banks OF this Com
monweal,h, sill resume specie payments on the
18Th Of September next
Dr.. peterborough, the chairman or The Con-
Fen,icn, declares his confidence ii he ability 81
The Baaks4lo malntair specie payments, Ibese
institutions being 'murh slrongeE Than they were
twelve inonihs ago, and ;lnhnilslJ more 50 thsa
they were fer long series Of years when they
maintained specie payments Without any apprs
hehsion whaisyern But be also declares thai
'Anplhtr aborlire attempt viii brih. down On
rs dissFus,. which must. inevitably ruin The
BANKING system in Virginia.
We are gra,ifed 10 learn shatlhe whole La
bili,ies ofthe Banks do not exeeed 50 75sfcr one
dolls- 10 specie. pr. B states that ..Ihe whole
amount Of circulating hoieslof alIshe Banks IN
bpl lills ezreea al milibns 81 dollars-
IN amount certainly no, too great f5r the regular
business oflhe. Ssate,,s and mai further reduc-
ion in thassirenla,ion Is 10 pFoetess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
Mr.. CALHOUN IN THE FIELD.

i 4 LII
solver oldsehool,' . the correspondent Or the
Us Gazette, apprizes us of the movements ! /
Washington 70 push Mr. Calhoun's fortunes for
Tie Presidency. He says:--
Speaking. Of Mr. Calhoun as the ADOPTED head
4 ol that party, fine Free Trade partslI must
add, that this will not be dese BY ihs unanimous
atquiescence Of alf'the members Of the parity
Op Inc contrary, there are some who viii net.
loliow him - leader; and you will, think.
eEe long see sym toms Of insubordinafion ana
b9lting -possibly III The senate. There ara d;-
Visions and hesrtbufnings which cannot ana win
nqt Dc healed There is no longer one superior
ganlus, whose word IS law TO the party 4 IA
jackson to awe lesser men into silence and shb
mission. The South demand the candidate for
ne Presidency as their right nor will Mi. CAL
noun's age permit him 10 postpone his claiF1a
longer, u he ever expects 10 reach thst scar
upon which his longing eye has been 10 loi,r
east MI. Van Buren, has enjoyed the honor for
one term, and. as those who now oppose him
Say, defeated bis party, as he would be dsfea.sd9
Win I again were he to be nominated where-
e, With much longer services. with better
knowledge q public affairs and with greater
debt due him by the party, Mr.. Calhoun comes
INTO the field free from The prestige Of defeat.
pamphlet Of eight pages, said to come from
thp pen Of Mr. Piekens, has lately been 2fisate--
iYciFculsted, setting forth in strong and de-
cided manner, the claims Of ar. Calhoun, ana. y
the South and intimatng pretty broadly, asE
understand, that these claims will not Be readi.
y surrendered. In. The meantime, The entEri,i-- +
asn thar Is manifested in favor Of Mr. CIax ii.
very part Of The country. even here il was
csreeIy expected he could get any support.
e exceeds the snticipaiions Of his friends. and
hsws that he Is the reliance or the wings. me
nsp q Inc people, the hope Of the nation.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Could Nj. Bolls sacoee.ed n orer.,r;,. !.
tieles " Impeachment, he weold AZ no.. 81
has already done, 70 make M Tyies nor Il ns
'ii-n m pes. Trends have ddne for him.
Riehnload Enquirer
10 common charity, seme.hias ouyht y 4.
done q give The Captain 4 little run of bonnI.,,
~. The evidences are JeEy kate Is nj. ons.,...
and, judging from all ,hat w have sen sl.s
where, the commodity i exceedinst, 800.
lhroushout The country Even NE NJ I.o.os1Tnso
0fice.bolders, to whom MI rs el.v,,;os ~
- Aso.to' Tod send, tuEn uP their noses ai
.'", = 'ney would az roitef salmon and The
, = q 'neir smalllffy teppdiale him with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
TUSCANY, WIT5FiT

We havtbeen fufaishsa vim samples Of Tus-
Ecahy wheat. red aud white. raiskdI on he farm
Of Mr.. William Csneron, Cd tbeI opequou =
This WAeassetmsto Be q q rsIy ssperor quail,
y, plump End AsaFy, Two grains being esuaI
% about three of The common uhehls Mr.. Cam
IRON vii hare FIR sale seFs9iY Eve b1sh-
els q his fne vheai, foF SEED anid farmers Who
feel an interest u procuring = PolliSn Of il viii
DO well 70 examine he specinsnslisl our poses
sion IT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

TIE SouTHERN PLANTER.-CYT Ron. p,
has been Joined ID tie pubIieati0u Of the Pl,ots,
BY LAwsoE NJ. BuRFoo4. Rsolo Sc ches,ert;eldi |
practical farmer and gentleman or talents ST
which accession the value Of he publication iii
Re greatly enhanced The Planter IS only n
per annam, published monthly. and cOptsips
much Ihas is Useful To- The southern asr;epI,,r.
is,. lis cheapness places j. within ,hsreaeb of
every one. ana the &c. thas il is 4 hons produc-
ton should siFe il currency with virginians
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Ismp1anee- Iafsresiiag Eaeis-TtMil
dopeiless be interesting 10 The friends or
Temperance Is well as 10 the public nor.
als generally q know. that he criminal
prosecutions fot this year are less bv more
thab half than they were II ire same
length Of tine last year We have il on
uaqaesiionable authority that thecriminal
prosecutions ID The town Of New Haven
from the iii ef January. 1871 a he l.,
q July. l6tl, amounted to rs, while
from the lss q January. 1912. 10 iRs Ist
july. 1871. they amounted 10 oely "a
and Of these sixiy-sesen were caused 81
Intoxicating drinks.
t.NsaS Hsuea Palladium
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

e7-Ths whig Convention of M,rv,,,a !. =
assemble 10 Baltiaors on the 24ihof August,
to nominale I candidate for The Precedence +,
is easy 10 anticipats he result. 7. ,hs wh,l.L
souled wings Of Maryland have but an s.nI;.
uteht on the subject, and thai j. for sH,,r. e
The west.n =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

We refer our Wing friends 10 The prospectus
q ne balilncte Wing, 10 another column This
Journal, cheap and spirited, promises 10 be a
most useful suziIiary IN The approaching cam
paiEn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Much excitement has been produced ii coop-
ets1own, y. Y.,by The appoiGsment Of van
os1sn Postmaster (said to have been engaged IN 5
a4s |lale canvass IN hanging Gen. Harrison il
siligy,) il place of faithful and compeisns
Khsg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

g1-An act sbolishiDg Imprisonment Tor debt.
a0a providing for The punishment Of persons
making fraudulent eonseys OF property. is
beer passed BIZ the Legislature ofPenns,lyaui,.
and approved By the Caseenor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Fns whl,s.gI. !. " ware, N responding "a n.
fef BEsRT Clay for he P,..;a.. q, = '.'o'
s'eo e present ihe name or On. of m, 49,.
a.'.IDsa''Asd men fsr Vice Presidency. JorS
Senate sish. years 40 Is g., II Il. y '1s
eient champions Of liz cO5s,;.ns:a. - -. en-
who Illustrated and enforced w;In $500, y. ~
y -np 'als1' ne principles and policy which
800 eo0'o 'ead the eoualry 70 prosperity and
ysis AIr- clsytou 10 die fri oi;.s !. ,.l 49,,
ws should ead hin aItthst Bis friends cIsin r.,
ma IA @an equal 70 The emergency /; fsI.snuI,
I. ~. an@ rue q steel III CONES from good
'soek, snd bis friends ID he wing conv.ptioe
make : strong poiat foff hira when he, e, ,h,,l
bis position 90 the ntutral ground, or ~. Z.
ion, slOof from the ultra doctrine, U,erl;., =
he extreme sections or The IJn;,,a 60.
w y we nslufai umpire and bond OF
nioo beiween our friends liz iii par,s ~ II.
Dunityi' '"s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
P;gmisa-At meeting Of The Rov.l

P;gmisA-Ai meeting Of the ROYAL
Geographical Society IN London yecs,,'.
y. ihe chairman stated some ;n,e rss,;a.
iafis % subject which would probably
soon be brought before The notice Or the
society Il was, that a gentleman EN-.
ploysd BY government. had. Ia ascsnding
the river Joba. in Africa, from east t 3
west, fallen In with 4 considerable tract
oI country inhabited by i curious race Of
pigmies, not exceeding four feet ID heiish,
with very curious views or religion AID
government. and exactly resembling The
type 81 Hsfodosus. which sinrulsrly Con.
ifned some opinions on the subject re.
cently brought before The notice Of ia
Aboriglnes' Protection Society.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

R. S Elliost Es9. has feiirtd lrom ne Har.
risbprs Initilesueer. and G Mscas1r. ESQ. ,hs
present Edi.sE q lbss popslu paper. his rsissa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

ONE TERM-or he Alb Of July Il vii
liamsburg, VA the home Of Mr. TYLER. lie hi.
sOwIng W. among he regular ,oasls al he ssIs
THE PRKsIDEETlAL TEKM.-O one tern
and 6ut oat term whether HE President
be elected BY the people, 81 elev.te1 IL
the act Of Cod. , =
ne whole Natioa win respond with aselama.
non 70 ne aPove, II which Mr.. Tyler himself
mnst Joi9s "A he adhefes tp The principle laid
Hear hint i3
a ToAsT fRos4 JoHy Tvfrp II Ic2o
by John Tyler-Ptfgri Presidents an d
travelling Cabiaeis; The fruitful off.
spring Of8ibs second Presidential terra
One fsrm1and no IL. tlectiOn--ihe best ii.
tefesis Of the country demana ii-Nill 10,
:be popular suffrage decree 81 II il ls4ty,
The ADORE Is e.ineher. II allud.a I'M,
Van BuFenlard his clbipet, who were hen on
beating uP f9f 4 sss4sonR Presiaen-
liAl term. a& Rich Wkig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Lap I. Oh Can't sxgply n. Densna.
ne olncinnaii Gazette states tEat M
tnfes manufactures 10 that civ for rns ~
log Lard O'i ere unable to supply ~ de.
Z Inand for The article. In one week i,,el,
N.vOO gallons we're shipped to New Yorf
and number Of other Eastern ordess,hsn
90 hand. could not be oiled. ''4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

3 Enigyaais - Caaaaa.--Amone ihe a..
fivals 4 Qabec. on Tho 5th ana Gil in.t
wsrh ~ ships. baIks aud briggs, bringing
o:vyu passengers, beside ] large ship full
9. ,tpeps. Inc ship Independents brought
~. ~ s, IS. passengers. and The ship Vic
ssEif e0t with ~ in The cabin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

!, MA, .lI Bank1gpI LasO.-- II i stated h ,bs
!. Tslllmore American. that Chief Jo,,;es
Iaaey and Judge Heath concur Il lbs
1P'aiPn lately given BY Judge Story 80
= a.sienuseiss, THAT. as soon a. the Bssk.
Tups Aei went into operation, It did ;0so
.ss4s. suspend ~ aetion upon future cases
srising under the State insoIyent lawsn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Governor Revnnla. ~. Vi
pafdohsd Mr. sac 81 s.oan. laleiy
sekteneed ii IN Z. $500 'lisa ann
term of tie er,rs,a !, T.ssaua1 ., the last
stealing clothes a. = -. LOUIS Tor
first woman eyer 80, = s.io 70 be the
10 that state aad ~ ~. q ,ls Pea'teniisry
pardon was thas ihs,s -. reason iof her
~ !, preparation 10 The psoite ntiary for q.
. .nLl. consic1s. ADD ibe Governor had no
I'ghs 70 have any prepared wilboni )
Act Of The LegisIal1re. Ieu' e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

sTth ihe sx,e,si1, IL ) ~ Anl'.sE.sDnis p,-
p.Is = PssssyIT.tik. he cisff j, a1ils
fthl efsB Wig rtpsr il n Uniol Tt,fs
as{rf sns befsrs sreh 80 uaies snd unru f>sl-
lus 4 h<kalf u any eandid =. ard . II.lls De-
cssti,y for N.iio1jI ccaeniion- Inesei. DE
only purpose Of such clhEsnsion viii Be. he
sslssiien Of csrdi3isGr ihe We. Presidency
- mater. b. De ir15s scarcely les. i,npsrisAl
lhsr he choices eE.I.asdidais fsr he lfn once.
Tkt bsc5sdsss fsriink o. he rsfi o. sls
wbigs Is hsrplIl lllpdsi . b lAs Hon Johs
serseart. IN Lislesisr y Psiinaslbtia romni,-
sssl fls ssyYs-
III ssr apspiElbus eifeansisnee fulI of an
coaIasEne1l. has here y Nteh eniire una1imily
ampng DE Wings Guided b. he Ered star 81
ihsir pgineiplfi. sley are nosiae sp6nianeo1.Iv
~ epe tifeciien, 9Th ~ o. p9Ner u confined
ihItnenl, aud al ihe sperEy r. indisiduai feet
EcolaNI hetrts F1rmed si'h tlld Iew Of their
skaIqbty ftbeif splfh teeelsed b aAshse az
lor sepafaie1 u Der. They eannot be bsskee
l1.e'a, az fftIfl1 lheJ haee , county d de-
preserve. TheJ &l1seniatire government 70
.af.a and hey Vim % esssyefe Ike their fa-
= ses rsse ~ theiF enra' gsss % Hear pi.y
.se you'd sastiG1e lob, 49, IS w. " ,. q
al .s $3.50 mn Aef his saIiSt deves;sa snd -.
~ ssisies 2 ihs eoe4 csgs.v ~ :,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

TDirs llJsefed ~ Weston Birch bereio-
fore rejected ~ he Senate Ipr tie pIace
81 Receiver ofIPublIe MansYSat Fsvsttr
Missouri, and fenominaled fer the s1.ns
place. va again rsjeesef byathe sensFe
"a MondS The llth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

The Locofoco orators have been telling
US that nothing was needed 10 rsplenish
the National Treasury. and restore the
prosperity OF The country, 6nt the repeal
81 the Distribution Act. Give back The
Land Money to The Federal Governments,
and the national debt will be forthwith
Paid ofand the people will he relieved Of
,ne pressure which .gFinds them IN.
luckily Ior this notable argument. i, turns
out thai The Land Money has been used
by Captain Tylet-ihe States have not
feceiyed cent of if--nor il il reserved
for them, Is BY law directed. II bssbeep
consumed BY The Naturalization and 40
debt has been paid, and nd relief r,lye,,
g ne people Mr.. Tyler,in his speech.
70 1872 conlsndsd hal thisalwsys would
be The case, and therefore the money
ought 70 b. ,akenlfromIthe Federal Tres.
sury and distributed among the States.
to whom Of rightit belongs.
Richmond Hlig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

49, -.1s',. sesx.--- Inc happiest effects
49, .s'''' ss1ing the patient inA
~ a ~, tseis slippery 10 The IN.
"a " begin in iimr, wt,vu M ss.t re- IS
efor fednsss drst appears. s With cloth
OF spopge, rub Il al over The child everv
few hours; But II the fever has eot M |,
should Be repeaied every 1--WE minutes iii
The heal abales. "A child was re,,;ne
better under This treatment. b, RI nn,ss
obseryedin the night ibxt be vas ss,;p
hol; she washed him an over. and a ID,
ntnales ever trace Of The fever left him.
lie fsll cool slept comfortably until morn.
lng. and had no return oft. Even bath. /
ang The feet ia weakley has very scoih.
log effect.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
APPOINTMENT ~ THE P1Fsr1rN1

APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT.
y g.d MD Ne a&rits ana sonssns ef dc ssnaf..
David Oor5Oraw, ESQ. 10 be Post Mas,er
az chambenbure, PA 10 place Of Georre K
Harper. Esq, renovsd on suspicion 81 heise /,
favor Of Mr.. Clay for tae nsxt Prssidencvl
lid Ut Seseikr The New FORK Tr,hu,s
says -
flames Maher, one or The bittere.t 7 -
POGO. 81 Alha1g, has been appointed by Presi-
ashl lyles Y. =. commissary, ID place Of
henr{ a. EAy, % honest and worthy man, re-
moscf- 1hsrs Wa no hsrceF reriler Of tTip-
pecanoe ahd Tyler toos' ID 1910. than jane.
Mahers who nov walks IN and hanrs IS lis bat
astaoash n btlonged iktre.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

- - ~ +.IN-tII 4NII J J..
uNNtuAul 1r1AfuoAI ACcIDEnr.
MELANCHOLY loss OF LIFE
e bst9mes our p,inf1l duly 10 record
0ne q he no.. di1iresSiof c.susl.ies
uhlt1 -, occ911 4 II Oh. Province 1ine6
de inlfoductip1 81 steam "a ne ST. Law
rs1cs. The fIIh- pre1safs steamer Siuu.
rotk rt,IS bclNe6n Laehin6 sd Poinie
Cbaife. % Der Wy 70 Kinrsion. abool
ten o'elsek On Saturday morning. burss
bet boiler, s1d Der bou1 being blown ons
~ - cxplgsion. she wenl donn head
lorenozl There were On board 81 be- &
he Tine about one hnndfs6 and twenty.
p.l|pnsoI WHOM forty -eieh. were isEen
mp nqhnrt b three baffes ID to1. md
eishlez1 stE4 co6teyed 10 he Montreal
CcnersI 8o,tlloi. uonrddd. INV Tonr
remain % Be tecei1ied ios.> or fbes;;gh.
zen c16tsysA 10 M I1oSn;l,I
died 1ndetSfhe anpuf.la.e Of 18Th \ q.
The pts.enfeIs were COMP Y IN.
elish. Ifisk AID Scotch Of whom %,
2iE.h srs supposed % have suffered mo-
ifosn beng ii the fore part Of The beat.
W. learn from HE ST. Louis Repaid.
ets. thai offthe perso1s killed and SOUND
"A On board the Edna. BY The exploss.ee
81 kff boiler IS uess Germans. lzssI;ss
leans. / Frsach. Msxieap.o Toesg..'
sna : celsred people. Twas feDor,s3
llltki - lad died. I'D die dul;;1e ,' ~ d J.
That several 6,teyooms Il he bos,;, -
nikbt. Ths vas almost inpa.a.1 ~
eess IN md relatives io 49, ,,s'oie
~ corpses. Among ~ h. sss1
,sso va Charles Coanss al I 0sely |
s.ls second engineer Of az a., e H. |
M s e we're chiefly from p<sf Dussel. |
q. ! 90 me khine.i PrDssla. "A public
I was 70 be hid in St. Louis ~
e fsiief q The sofsjting sufferers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

In'ths Senate. on Monday, the Rexenuee7biIl
rom me Honse was twice read and ordered to
besprinted.. aE IN
Den'on moved ior leave to Introduce bis
oiil 70 rePeal NE Bankrup. act, and made long
a'enmens 10 defence Of bis motion. After a
bHefrePly By Mr.. Berrien. The vote was taken
~ avs ana noes ana decided 10 the negative !;
ayes 81 noes 81. Two-lhirds vould have bssn
necessary TO bring ia the bill, The Question having
been once rejected.
The House vas principally occupied with he
discussion Of sill 10 provide for the armed &C..
cupalon Of Florida.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

iAhiFF BILL This Bill which has
oeen ior some lime past under consideration 10
ne House Of Representatives. finally passed ;ha,
body on Saturday evening, by a, vote Of ZIG 10
III. =
The prssen, bill repeats the BROWSE Il he d;..
,ribution Act, ~ which ii was mads : eond;,,o,
that, 10 case duties on ahy articles ,hoold !, ,Dv
lime Be raised 70 exceed 20 Der cent. The dis,r;.
button should cease, and the lard fund Is :.
stored q the treasury Of the Union.
The articles Of Tea and cofTec. AZ re pnde,.
stand The Bin, will ray a duty or twenty ner IN,
ad vaiorem. ~ BaifimOrs. american.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

of Macon, Haywood, and Cherokee, recon
meudins IFS rejection. MIR. Francis offered
some arguments in its support, but It was
rejected without a count.
Mr.. Bragg, from the Committee on the
judiciary, TO whom was referred the Reso
luton ins,ructing said Committee to inquire
into the expediency Of amending the law
concerning prosecutions for perjury, re-
ported bill 10 conformity With The Reso
luton, which passed it first reading. The
bill provides for remedylng certain defects
IN The common Law
Ga motion Of Nj. Hawkins, the Bill 70
exempt certain articles OF personal proper
ty from execution, was again taken up ioT
consideration, and on motion OF MIR. Bow.
er, was recouluiited 10 The Judiciary Com
mitiee.
Mr.. Mendenhall presented Bill to au'
thorlze the taking OF deposIilous before
Clerks and Clerks and Master III certain
cases. Read first time and passed.
The Bill making II arson 10 burn Cot
ton GIN or Threshng Machine, was read
the second time, and, on motion oil MI
Nash, was ordered To be printed and lalc
on the table, as the order Of the day tUI
Tuesday next
Ga motion of Mr.. Mills, the bills moor
potaling the Davidson River Manufacturing
Company was taken up for consideration
The question pending was on The amend
ment proposed BY the Commlttee on Private
Bills, making the private property OF The
stockholders responsible for the debts o.
the cor0oratIon. Mr. Mills objected TO the
amendment, on the ground that ne thought
1t the policy OF our Stale to encourage ma
nuiacIures and as few restrictions should
be placed upon them as possible With due
regard to the public interest. M,ssrs
Bower, Cardsel! and McRae, advocate
The amendmen, OF the Committee, an,
Messrs. Moore aud Barringer opposed hi
amendment IN lts present shape, lhougl
they expressed themselves favorable to th'
principal involved, il II could be freed from
the difficulties that surround II. Mr.. Lor'
moved that the bill be referred 10 the ~
dietary Committee, with instructions eithe
TO report an amendment TO The present bull
/ making the private property OF the stock
holders liable for the debts Of the Corpora
ton, 10 proportion to their respective
amounts OF stock, or 10 repor, a guerra
bill on the subject, which shall have refer
ence TO all corporations II The State, who
was adopted,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

The following ensrossed bills from the
Senate, we're read the FIRST tune aud passed
A bill regulating Appeals; bill TO amend
an Act concerning Courts OF Justice, Prae
tice, Pleas and Process; bill 10 amend an
Act cnt,,kd an Act TO re charter the Bank
Of Cape Fear, passed in the year 1873
bin To amend an Act concerning appeals, or
proceedings 10 the nature Of appeals, which
was referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEE;
and bill 10 relation 10 the duties OF over
seers Of roads.
A message was received from the Gov.
ernor transmitting the Report Of the Treas
urer Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Uniser
,l,y, &c. and informing the Legislature
that there we're FIVE vacancies IN the Board
Of Trustees to fill. Ga motion they we're
ordered 10 be sen, to the Senate, with a
proposition TO PRINT.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Francis il was ordered
lha, a message be sen, to the Senate, pro
posing to 20 into the election Of five lrns
tees of the University at II o'clock on Sat
urday next; aud the following gentlemen
vere put 10 nomination: Redmond Pear
son, John NJ. Dick, Thomas Rutiin, W. w.
Cherry, John q. ByGum, Rev. DIR. Mason,
Rev. DR.. " lscu, Waiter +. Le0k. Thos.
&. Stone, Chas. Shepard and Joseph John
Daniel,
The bll TO amend on nc, TO establish the
Merchants Bank IN the town a New bern,
was taken up on its second reading. The
81 lect OF the amendment is TO enable the
Bank TO issue notes Of the denomination Of
three dollars; and Mr. Street advocated II
as matter Of sheer justice to place this
bank On footing with the other Banks IL
the State. Messrs. Meudeuhall, Batt,ngrr
Francis aud Avery also supported II, and
Messrs. Caldwell, Bicgs, Ford Tay Tor NOD
Bower opposed 1t. The Ayes aud Noes
were called Tor, and II passed by vote o
! - TO 40.
Mr., Moore presented Bill. concerning
election returns; which passed l's FRS
reading, ard Sas referred 10 the Judicary
Committee. PROVIDES FOR greater secutl
y IN having the returns Of the Vote 70,
Governor before he Legislature, &c
A message aas received from the Senate
proposing to 60 lor'h~,,li into 40 election
for Senator. Mr.. Bragg moved 20 10y lh'
message on the table, tut the motion d.,
not prevaiI-Aycs 81, Nays ca. The pro
position Of the Scuate VAS then concurre,
IN. Mr.. Kelly moved to adjourn, sod to-
Ayes and Noes beng called for, It vas De
eldrd 10 the gatlve-Ayes 81, Nays 70
The tao Houses then proceeded 10 vote o
follows Brown Gl Saunders SO; Graham
SO; Scattering 5. No election.