The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-02

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the Incorporation OF '.'rhe Church oi
the Holy Apostles" which was referred
o lie Committee on interpretations and
Engrosscd Acts.
Mr.. ]. J Wilson, also presented the
petition OF Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Wha;lcy.
for the renewal Of the Charter Of u
Ferry over Savannah River, known Us
The Sandbar or Waiyhorn Ferry: whicl,
was referred TO the Committee on Road.;
and Buildings.
Mr. GrambIi, presented tho return OF
tho commissioners of Free Schsols Tor
Orange Parish, Tor the year 1851; VIII cl,
was referred to the Committee on Culigc,
count OF q. ID. Kc,tr, Shcri!fof Orangnrur.
District, for serving wr,s uI election tor
Senator inr Orange Parish; which WAS re-,
ferrcd to the Committee Oh Cial"s aud
Grievances.
Mr.. Ware presented the retaru o' !lc
Commissioners Of Free Sch"nis Inr Green
vile District, for the year 1851; which W ~
referred to the Committee on College, Ed
ucalon and Religion.
Mr.. Skipper presented The return of the
Commissioners Of Free Schools for Horny
District. Tor the year 1851; which was re-
| (crred to the same Committee.
Mr.. Wi.hcrapoon gave notice that to-.
morrow he will introduce
A Bill TO afford aid in the construction of
The Kings Mountain Railroad.
Mr. Cause prescn:cc the petition of the
Commissioners OF Public Buildings. Ior
Marion District, for all appropriat on tnr a
new Cour, House; which was referred to
the Committee on Roads aud Buildings.
Mr. Barker presented The rciurn OF the
Commissioners of Free Schools of ST.
loh's Berkeley, for the year 1851; which
was referred to the Committee on the
College. Education and Religion.
Mr.. Dudley presented the petition of
Lewis Taylor snd wife, praying for grant
to them OF certain property liable 10 cs-
cheat; which Was referred 10 the Commit
ice on the Judiciary, and aIsn
The petition OF Joseph J. Rowe, praying
compensation for attending Court, as n Wit
ness in behalf Of the State; which was re-
frrrcl to the Committee on Claims and
Grievances.
Mr.. Porter presented the pc; ton of The
South Carolina Building and Loan Assucia-
ton, for an act OF Incorporation: which was
referred To The Committee on lncorpora-
,ions and E:sgrossed Acts; and also
The return Of the commissioners Of
Free Schools for the parishes Of ST, Phil
ip and ST. Micliacrs, Tor the year 1851;
which was referred To The Committee on
College, Education al I'd Religion; ard also
The petition OF Marion Fire Enginc
I.,ht Il
,olhc Commissioners Of Cross Roads may
Committee on Finance aud Banks: and also
The petition Of Ephra'm Wilson,. free
person oi color, praying the release oil es-
cheat 1! 10, oi land in the city of Charles
ton; which was referred 10 The Committee
ON the Jude iary; and also
The petition OF Marx f. Cohen, praying
.I':sla 4'lssss''1for II -I~.Ihla- ,pEl -'ta..A
was referred to the Committee OIL Finance
aud Banks; aud also
The p.cscnllncnt OF the Grand Jury, fur
Charleston D!s,s.c!, !or Dc!uocr Term.
1851; which was read, ,,nd was referred 10
the Committee On the Judiciary; and also
The petition Of the Washington Ere
Engine Company. praying that debt due
BY them 10 the Commissioners Of Crus,
koi ads may be rc!!nIulshcd; which was re
lcrrcu TO the Coinmil,cc on Finance and
Banks.
MIR. Porter also presented the memora!
Of The City Council OF Ch.rlcston, praying
that The Powder Magazine may not be- 10.
Gated al the Citadel, ur within the limits OF
the city; which was referred 10 The Com
m,tcc on the Military l'cnsons; aud also
The memorial OF The Guy Council OF
Char!cs!"n, praying that lhr payment oi
poll lax nr o,hcr tax, hc made the IuI!'tca.
i!on o. inicrs at the c!ect"n ior Mayor ana
Aldermen; winch was rc.crrcd to the Com.
mIl;cc on Judiciary; and also
The memorial Of the Union Bank OF
South Carolina praying recllarlcr; which
was received TO tic Committee OH Finance
and Banks; and o!so
The abstract ol the nunhcr Of persons
admitted into the pcor house o. Charleston
irom September lst 1880, 10 August 3ls,,
1851; which was referred TO the Commit
tee on Finance and Banks.
Mr. t.viu Ircs,!iicd the return ul the
ConIm:ss !oncis OF Free Schools for Audnr-
son District, Tor the year lSjl; mhi.' Mas
referred To the Committee OH HE Cole &c,
Educat on and Religion.
Mr. Griffin presented the petition o. NJ
". Lylcs and others, praying tiai the cs-
cheated estates ol Juhn u. Logan and
Charles Logan may be vested III The pcl.
TONERS and oilers named N tn, petitions;
which was re fcrrcI 10 The Committee on the
Judiciary; and also
The petition OF James Tompkius and
others. praying t.!at the title o! the State 10
certain esch"aicd property may DC vcsicd
in VI. w. Lyle and others; whctl referred
10 The same committee.
MIR. Porter presented the petition oi the
President aud directors o. the Planters and
Mechanics Bank, Tor rc.ciarlcr; win, IL
was referred 10 the Committee ON Finance
and Banks.
The President announced the following
appointments upon the standing committees
oi tho Senate, VIZ:
On Federal Relations, MIR Juncs ii
Adams; on Finance and Banks, Mr.. James
ii. Adams; on Interpretations ana Engros+-
cd Acts, Mr.. Andrew ljaseiI; ON Agrcu.
turc aud ln;crna. improvements, Mr.. Thos
f. Powc; on Roads and Buildings, MIR.
Michael Grabbing; Oh the Llna,ir Asy.
lu.n and MGd,ca, Accounts Mr.. Thona,