Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-11
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ray, Hhame, sessions. ! noInson, w a!heT,
Wilherspoon and Young-l7.
Nays-The Hon. A. Patterson. Messrs.
Alls,on. Boyce, Buchanan, Dargan. Da-
vid, J. Douglass, Evius, Fielder, Tramp
ton, Gregg, Gourdin. Hanna, Higgins.
Nc Willie. J, S. Murray. Palmer, Rhet;.
Rivers. Smart, C. f. Thomson and VIII
son-23.
The amendment was therefore lost.
The Bill received a second reading. and
was ordered to be sent TO the House OF
Representatives.
Gu motion Of Mr.. Boyce, the Senate
adjourned.
House Of Representatives.. Dec. ii.
Mr.. Bonham presented the mernoria!of
the Town Council and sundry c%ilizens Of
Hamburg, praying an amendment of their
Charter which was referred 10 the com
ruiItre on interpretations.
M. Henry. from The committee on Dis
trio, Offices and Officers, made Reports:
On a Resolution from the Seuate. au-
thorisius The appointment of q Coroner for
Edsefield District:
On a bill 10 amend the Act entitled IAN
Act concerning The Office and duties Of Or
binary" passed OIL the 2lst day Of Decem-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nlue and on Il bill 10 amend en- Act pass
cd December i9. 1897. entitled ian Act
Ia regulate The fees Of The officers of the
Courts Of Law and Equity in this State.
and .or other purposes therein mentioned;'
which were ordered for consideration to-
morrow.
.Nr. Porter. from The committee on the
judiciary, made reports on the following
bills:
a Bill respecting Executions, issued by
Magistrates.
Bill TO reduce he fees allowed A,tor-
neys in cases Of Attachment;
A Bill! to aulhofiz" copies Of certain
deeds, leases and pIats, deposited in tho
Office Of The Secretary of State, IN be used
10 evidence in the Courts of ibis State:
4 Bill 10 alter the rates Of interest from
seven per cent. 10 six per ccnt. and TO al
ter the law IN relation TO Usury.
Mr.. Msmmincer from The same COM.
rnir're 10 whom was referred the Reportof
the President aud Directors of the Bs-" e
the State as 10 SO much Of said /
as relates 10 ~deposi,es by public Of
reported q BIZ TO regulate The dcpn
public officers in the Bank Of the ST.
South Carolina, and its Branches;
was read the irsr time, and orderet
read a secoie.itne ,n:osscw.
The House then resulved Itself
committee o: the whole House. Mr
munger III the chair. on a bill fr
Senate, 10 arrange this Slrte into /
for The election of Representatives
Congress Of the United States,
other purposes and a bill 10 ARA
State into Districts for the election
rcseniaiives in The Congress ofthe uu,lca
States. After some time spent therein,
he Speaker resumed the Chair.
The Report of th. committee on Agri-
culture, on so much oi The Governors
Message. md sundry Resolutions. as re-
lntes 10 a Geological and Agricultural sur
vcy OF Tho Stutc, which was made The
special order Of the day Tor | O'Clock, r,
NJ. WAS then read.
The following being Tie third Eesolu-
lion. wa, read
RtSolrcI. That as a means Of testing
his saluIary measure. an auuual appro-
prlai!nn Of 5000 be grantee, inr Two
wears. for al Agricultural survey of the
Stale. I" be- prosecuted during that period;
ali that lie Ginyernor be specially char.
e"d with p1ncurin. n con,pe,cu, iudividu-
Al to elect such survey.
On mo'!oH, tie Resolution was amcr;l-
ed by adding thereto the following words:
who shnll report all Geological iuforma-
l'on which may he incidentally collected
in sach survey"
Ani the question being pur. will the
House agree 10 The Resolution ~ amrnd-
ed ! II passed it t!.c alternative: Yeas
CT, Nay,Ji.
Those who voted in the Affirmative. RE.
Tie Hon. w. +. CnIcock. Speaker
Mrssr-. J. a. Allison. ". J .Ai>roo. a.
crum. ArIhur. Ashhv. Bcliu. J. 4. BLACK.
Joseph A. Black. VIM. e. Black. Bake.
Bonham, B"wher. Brown. Bull. Gcddcs.
-zowln, Gresorie. GrlmhaIl. Guignard.
Hardin. Harrison, Hay, Henry, Hum.
jolly. Liulcjohu. McLure. Northrcp. John
+ Palmer. p. p. Palmer, Porter. Povas.
Raysor. \ RhrIt. E. Rheu. Roper. Sc
bring. Seymour, Sinons. Si,grca,cs. II.
Davis. DcSaussurc. Eckhard. Frost. Me-
Elroy. Manning, Maycs. Middleton. J.p.
Miller. Mortimer. Moozon. Nicholson.
SParkman. STROLLER. Sumter, Walker.
Washington, Whaley, Wilson, Yares
Those who voted in The negative, arc
Me-srs. Barton, Boswell. Brovles, Can
nnn, Carson Chcsinur, Cox. Crockett.
Darby, Young Davis. Daukins, Dickin-
son. Dickson. Dunbar Earle, Eavcs, Eu-
slisl'. Erwin, Gaillard. Gavin, Gist. Gra-
ham. c.. Griffin. r. C. Griffin, Harvey,
liibbcn. Irhv. Jackson. Jamison. King,
l.ar!isue. Long. Massey. Memminscr, j.
c. Miller. Myers. O'Bryan, E. G. Palmer,
Perrin. Phillips. Pickens. Pressly. Qua,-
lI"bu -, Rodgers, Ro~cll, Sheppard. Sims,
II. J. Smith. Joel Smith. john Smith,
Sullivan. Williams. Woodland.
= bill TO amend III Act entitled "an
Act. % prevent the citizens OF New York,