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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-12

County Of Alexander, recommended lis re-
lection. On motion of Mr. Avery, the bill
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Biggs, from the Committee on Fl.
nance, TO whom was referred the Bill for al
equal distribution of the Public funds, and
for the relief Of the people, reported the
same back to the House, aud recommended
It's rejection. Mr.. Patterson moved "a
strike out all after the eDae,ing clause and
insert substitute, which was agreed to
and, on his motion, the Bill was laid on the
table, and ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Bracksn presented memorial from
sundry citizens OF Orange county, praying
for the erection of a new County, on, OF a
portion of said County, By the name Of Al.
lamance. Referred TO the Committee on
Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Brogden, from the JOINT Select Com
mittee, appointed to inquire into the mao
ner in which the appropriation for ne re-
pairs of The Governor House, &c. had been
expended, asked leave 10 submi, Report
and leave beng granted,
MIR Ashe objected 10 its being received
as the Report of the Committee, as the
Committee had not instruct d him to report
Mr.. Bfogden said, the Committee had
not instructed him to report, but he submit
ted it on bis own responsibility.
After some debate the Speaker decided
that the Report could not be received in the
form in which il had been submitted, and
MIR. Brogden withdrew il.
Mr.. Francis presented bill 10 author
iza tito construction of the Raleigh and
Western Turnpike Road Which passed lis
first reading, aud was referred 10 the Com
mitiee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. Munroe, presented the following;
Resalred, That this House hold evening ses
sions frop and after Monday next.
Before the question vas taken, the ilousc
adjourned.
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IN Saturday. Dec. 81.

Mr.. Edwards from the Judiciary Com.
milice, reported back a bill concerning
Coroners, without amendment.
DIR. Edwards from The same Committee,
reported back Resolution, as to the expe
diency Of repeating the section Of an act
giving the University, the property which
may hereafter escheat the State, asking io
be discharged from its further consideration
and recommending It's reference to the
Committee on The University, which was
agreed TO.
Dir. Elliott, from the sume Committee
reported back Resolution, concerning the
election Of Public Treasurer, together With
bill. Provides that, hereafter, the cleo
ton shall no, lake place, later than he 10Th
of December, aud that he shall enter into
Office on the lst Of January next, lhercaf
ter. Passed It's FIRST reading.
dr. Jones, from The Committee on The
Judiciary, reported back Resolution ad
verse 10 any alteration IN the present las
respecting Aimony aud Divorce.
Mr. Move offered Resolution, for the
Judiciary Committee TO inquire INTO the ex
pedIency Of amending the law, respecting
the election Tor Sherfs, making the same
uniform, and more explicit, which was read
and adopted.
Mr. Elliott, moved 10 reconsider the vote
Of yesterday, on Nr. Conper's amcndmep,
TO the Senatorial District Bill, which, OF
motion Of Mr.. Joyner, was Land on the table
The House proposition, concerning the
best means for the removal of the Chero
kce Indians within this State, and to raise
Joint Select Committee for such purpose
was read and agreed 10.
The hour of twelve o'clock having ar
rived, the Senate proceeded 10 the Com
mons Hall, (npursuance OF the Joint Orec-.
to pc present at The inaugu: alton Of The
Go ernor elect.
Va the Senate returning 10 its Chamber
on motion Of Wf. Shepard, it adjourned IN
til 3. +. N.
The afternoon Session was, (in pursu.
auce Of the JOINT Ofder,) So, apart for the
appointment Of Justices Of the Peace.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The question peud'os yesterday, was on
the passage Of the bill concerning Election
returns on lis third reading. The bill was
amended, on motion Of Mr.. Moore, and
passed.
Mr.. Cardwel moved a reconsideration OF
me vote concurrIng IN the proposition OF
the Senate 10 raise Joint Select Commit
tee 10 examine into the condition of the
Banks, &c.
Mr.. Bauinger opposed the motion 10 reconsid.
or. II gentlemen wanted an Investigation, he
was wiling that they should have it. Charges
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From he Nationel lateiilemcc-.

THE ANNUAL TREASURY REP0gT
The Annual Report Of the Secrlau Il
the Treasury was received in CoozraI
yesterday, 10Th inst. from which We ag0
with great haste skinned the ioloals
particulars:
The Receipts into tho Treasury, dafs
the three first quarters Of the preseni year,
with the estimated receipts for the isai'a
quarter, from every source, (inc.al1s
loans and Treasury notes. amount 10 lha'
Iy.sour millions five hundred and iso iaaa
sand dollars, besides the balance Of s'
hundred aud thirty thousand dollars IL 10
Treasury on the first Of January last.
The Expenditures for the three f's
quarters Of the year, with the estimates
expenditures for the remaining quarter g.
mount (including s. $50, 400 for reteaP'
ton Of Treasury notes. 10 thirty.ioar n.y.
lions five hundred and three thousand aa'
lars.
The Receipts Tor the half year eadis
lat July next arc estimated (hciaa'ls
Treasury notes and loan to amount Of -
53s, 000) at Sll,55s,ll3; and the hHpfD'
ditures for the same period fincludlng 10
terest on deb, and Treasury notes % =
mount Of S605,000) at SlU,3sl,l'*-
The estimates Of Receipts aud kNpeRl,.
lures for the fiscal year ending the SUB -
June, 1Sii, (under the new arrangen'''
effected by the act Of the last session. a'J
estimated, the Receipts from customs al1
public lands land sl5O,00 from mIsce.a'
ncous sources) at Sls,s5O,OoO, ae ms vs.
Expenditures Including interest and ~
sury notes at $50, 045,49a.
The halance remaining IN the irea'U6
on the 30th June, lsi3, II Is esilma'eo a., I'D
amount to S3,73l $50, and on Tue ''''
June, ls4i, 10 81 ,635,s7l. :,
Since the estimates were prePa''o
the several Departments, It has bee" sss ~
tanned that the expenditures for l'l' ,0u .o
quarter Of the present year VIII "a"
siderably short Of the amount e''''l'a ,Ss
so that the balance in the Treasury ~ -
lst January next will be conslderap! ~.
ger than estimated, but, a. the d'lci'',
will become a charge on the J rea'ui' -.
the next year, il has not been deeIl',' in.
cessary to alter the amount al iIr'' '''
aied. ~
The Recommendation Of the keP"' 4,
confined to that Of further provision q,
revenue and the support Of pubic e,1, 4.
by taxation on uutaxed or lightly , ,,''.', IA
ticles of import, to produce an ad 1,Iias 4
the present revenue of three mll'o ' ;o,e.
dollars year; an authority to a''os Nv a,
rest on all outstanding Treasury no ha o.
under the last issue thereof; anu w
tablishmen, Of warehousing sys''""
Sleiehs in Pien,y.-A Roches'e, bao.
calculates that there were me-" NV
bred sleighs in the streets OF ~" W. we're
on "Wednesday last, most oil W'''o" % 900
from the country. Rochester nus -
inhabitants.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr.. Mills presented a Memorial from
citizens of Rutherford, praying the con.
struc,ion Of Turnpike from Fayetteville
TO the West, which was referred TO the
Committed on l1tetnal Improvements.
Nr. Walker from the Committee on
Propositions and Grievances, 70 whom was
referred the memorial and bill to establish
the County Of Jefferson, out OF portions Of
Stokes, GuHlford aud Davidson, recommend.
ing IFS rejection. The Bill was taken up
on its second reading, and, 90 motion of Mr..
james, Of Curri;uck, was indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. Byrd presented bill in relation 10
criminal prosecutions. Read Tue irst time,
and referred 10 the Committee 90 Propose
tions and Grievances. Relieves Grand
Jurors from the task Of making Present
menis for assaults and batteries, and leaves
il to the person injured TO prosecute.
Mr. Ashe, presented bill supplemental
to an Act passed at the present session Of
the General Assembly,, TO lay OF and estab
lish the Counly Of Union. Passed It's FIRST
reading.
A communication was received from His
Excelleney, The Governor, informing the
Legislature that the Wilmington and Raj.
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Sleiehs in Plenty.-A Rochester P hao
calculates that there were nice" ~,
bred sleighs in the streets OF ,"a werl
on "Wednesday last, most OF Wf'o" % ooC
from the country. Rochester nus ~
inhabitants.
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On motion Of MIR Barnnger. message
was sent to the Senate, Informing them ol
the readiness Of the House to receive them
IN their Hall to proceed to the execution oil
the JOINT Order.
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II. CnAxDLrK, sec'ry = - '''' 'H-'i''''''''

RGpPdhannoek County Court, august Term, ls43
The following Preamble and Resolutions were this dav
offered 10 the Court, by James F. Srother ESQ and or
dered TO be spread upon Its minutes
where's Divine Providence has been pleased within
bret space Of time, recall himself from among ms
THOMAS STENDLE and JO H. WooD Of the Justices of
Rappahannock County gentlemen whose public useful
ness as Magistrates, and high character intelligence and
private worth citizens have for them the esteem
confidence and affection Of the community in which tbey
have passed their lives. Therefore
Rssolred, That the Court sympathze with their family
upon these melancholy events and 1t depores the loss
OF two OF It's members, who well entitled 10 is At
tectIonate esteem and regard
Reso!Ued hat the expression OF the sentiments of the
Court be spread upon it, minutes, and that copies of the
same be transmitted 70 the iumics OF the deceaschas q
testimony OF the high esteem entertained by the Court and
bar tor the memory OF our departed friends
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VOLUME 30. NUMBER Sc.

~, pNWIDDIE- Auorsr 50ru ist3
MR. EDrroR'-ln your paper of the 25th instant, Won
we regret TO hear that there is an effort MAKING in NJ
"ddie to connect the of Temperance with marry
politics." &c-and again in speaking of "CalS.,. D,.
you say Anoher 1t Is said is take place in
On"lddie where company IL be eked ont under cow.
VI 'he temperance cause" These remarks are minis, nm
rounded and are iberal and Notifying to the friends Of
temperance nasmuch as they calculated to prejudice
the public mind f not in Dinwiddo where they are kno
to be false, at least in other paces against cans. ,h III
good men should desire to promote
nc writer of this took in providing dinner for
Puohc meeting held the Court House ON the o6,b al
days OF the present month"; and had an opportunity Of
Ao"lng moreor Is more disposed to state CORRECTLY h
yee OF he meeting than your nforman-and can s,v !,
soLhL' Tor the promotion OF the cause Of Temperanca
with any political party, religious sect cl,s,
vi ian %Aaterer The meeting nunerously attended
" O' ladies and gentlemen, Of the most respectable cir
l the county, and of all political parties; thew ze,
ui,1u IN one common cause and the result il gr.b
y's 20 an concerned Iii confidently believed tina, grounds
Jusy 'he remarks above quoted exist no where nm, in
The 1tfi1fed fancy Of your informant ' III
FRIEND TO TEMPERANCE