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i? * iT*ii - i , >-r~ , ,rM,1: A?T.I REPORT c OF TTIE JOI"T SPLCIAl. COMMITTER OF IN- i K?FotroN' ron the eank nv rur ?t?t? , of gorrn cahouna in chari.f.'?iox. j , To the Hon. the Senate uvd Ifontr of < Representatives of the Sta'e of South ' Carol iva': ' The Commit too of Inspection for the ' ' P'incip;'! Yhink of the State of South 1 Carolina in Charleston, appointed 1 >v ? , ' joint resolution of loili Irrnches of tin- ' Legislature nt il el.M session, ie>pectful- v lv submit the following report: The net of 1824 which Dioxides for f 11:0 Appointment of Commit ( i>s of In- j' spcct ion. nv kc? it ?1i?*ir duiv "to rxam- i 1 ino minutely into the nfTits and situation I of the Bank and its branches. for which ' they are respectively appointed;" o<\ in other words, as the Committee under- ' stand it, to take an account of lie funds , * whith the St; tc lias entrusted t<> the : Hank to I e employed in bar.kirjf. nnd of ' ?uoh other funds rs may have come into ' its possession ly viitvc of tl e e edit i' ' derive? from its capital, nd the MJn?*r ndded pledge of the public fniih. It i-^ ' ncccssuiv, therefore, Icfmc p: receding toexhili: the mult of ti e exiiminntinn, to present a brief st;it< meat of tlie sever- , : nl (".nds for which tlie 13 ink is iiccounta- ! Me. Those entrusted to it bv the Rtnie ' to he employed in bunking, arc: 1-t, The Ciipit.nl, so cidlcd. 2d. The >inVmir fund 3d. Tho fund rnisul hv loan u:ider the 1 act for rebuilding the City of Charleston. ' comntnnlv r*:!! tlu> T'iiv. I rv<?i Finvl TirK CAPITAL. By the net of 1812 whicli e-tabli-hed the Dank, it was declared tint., certain ' stocks, honds, niul oilier securities, then ( lu-ld by the Stale, should constitute its capital, and bo vested in the President , and Directors. And by another net passed the following yc:ir, the Comptroller was directed to transfer to tlu* j Bank on account of capital all monies re- ' . mnining in the Treasury on ti e 2d div ; * I of vlpiil in any year, and which had been received within the year preceding thnl . dav, which last provision was repealed in 1810. The Bnnk went into operation in the vanr 1 fl 1 f? on/1 l /.tu-non .??wl 1810 it had received l>v tali's of the sleeks and collections on account of the bonds and other secuiitios above mentioned, and by surplus monies transferred toil from the 7'icasury, the sum of ?1,.*<72,250 GO. In the meantime, in pur nuance of one of the pmvisinns of the charter, by which the B ink \v:?s inquired to redeem the outstanding deb' of the State, it h?'d in or hefo-e 181ft redi?em?*d | of the G per c- ii.. stock $142,27050 And of the 5 per ct. stock at the cost of 33,550 3G A -.1 : - 1 ft.vA 1 ? ?-mu in iota 11 rcaeemcci at 0 pur cent, stock 2,"281 15 ! And cancelled $05,502 50 of the 3 per cent. stoi;k, at tlic co?t of CD.Gil 02 vlnd in 1844 it cancelled of the 3 per cent. $53,063 10 at the cost of 32.000 75 $24 8,802 87 Leaving the balance of en pi' 1 i i 1844, $1,123,357 73, at which sum it has stood erer since. Sue schedule B: nnexcd. Sinking I<Ynd. By an act pissed in 18-21 the Hank wns required to open an account i i which it should debt itself with all its f rim- pror.#.. >u... -i?i j i- ..... i.vj <?-? wicv smi'JHi ou Jinnu illV (lee! ncd: r.nd the fund so to he raised w:is pledged find set apart for tin* payment of the interest 0:1 the 0 per cen\ sto.:k of tlie Slate; and the 1111! redumption of the said st>ck, the amount of which was $800,000, issued in pursuance of an act passed the preceding year, winch also directed that the. *aid fund, though not m nde put of the capital of the H ink, ] should he employed in the same nvmne-1 as the capital: In 1822 an act was pm> ed authorizing the sale of $200,000 of r> per cent, stock, for which the same fund was pledged, nnd the stock was accoulingiy issued. Under another net, pam-d in (824, there was a further issue of 6050,000 of 5 per ccnt stock, also charged upon the same fund, There was another issue of , $300,000 of 5 per cent stock in pursuance of an net passed in 1820 Mild though the* net contained no provision pledging the profits of the Hank for the payment of the interest, or paiacipal, of ihis ! vin, or eh '* gin# it upon thoSin\ing F.,nd, it seem, to h ive been understood l.y the Treasurers nnd the Bunk as a charge upon the fund, and was accord inj/ly so treated. Tim fund credited with theanriv. .1 pn.fi s of the Bank from the first October, 1822 to the fir*>t Octobr.r, 1BHO, I o;h inclusive arid debited with the inter-st paid on the Mock al?ove mentioned amounted on the first of October, 183W, to the sum of 8850,602 84. Jn 1540 the 0 per cont flock, issued under the net of 18'20, be- 1 came redeemable, rnd before the li st of October of that year, tho sum 708,005 | 06 was te lecm*d nnd ??.: n looif, wnvn u wns ueemeu expedient or the State to m;ike sin immediate nd nnee of twelve i-ist?>lmpnf?", nmountmjr o?0n0,000, ilip Comptroller General v s diee'ed lo i<?tio suid deliver to llip !l:Ml.o.id Company 6000,000 of G per out stork, iiistean of requiting that sum o be pnid hv the Bank; and by tlie same ict the interest nil s id s'oek was made waive out of ilie Sinking Fund mid tbc wpitid and niolirs of tlu' B.'ink, mid the ?>d:inep of tlie sut plus revenue, beyond he amount requi rd to p:iv the four in t;dments of the <uhse iption to ll e H ilo-id, not mlv:>n<'<*(!, were pledged for ihe nvment of tlu* interest :md piineipnl of he s; id stock. The ; mount of the surf>ln-i ievenue then on depo?i? whs >851,12 rn of w' i<-h $'200,000 would l>e repii ed to p-v he four instalments not ik1runeed, 1?*:?\ i [? the sum of $'051,422 00, which w;is (";r: ied to the <5>inkintr Futul ?s ' ihove men'io-u'd. It wis then njjnin [ . si el $.00,228 07, nnd hnvinp been c 'i'c 1 w ill) th?? p ofi's of 1,8 !0 n?i 1 8l1. ii id (!ehi e 1 with the snvill h ilarce of the 0 pc cent stock of 182:"). p-id -i-,ee lie fi s' of October, 1810, nnd tin* inter'st paid n th 5 per ce it stock of 1822. 1824 nnd 1820, nnd the 0 pc rent stoH; r?f 1880. mounted : 1842. ft770,y.?,G 54. In th.it ve ir tin- !) pe cent stock ofl822 lmnuivi'!" to $200,( 00. hccmc redeemihle. and was icdeemod: whereby the fund w ?s reduced to &.">70.onG 55. In 1813 the B>nk received and car' icd to flir? i"edit <>f iIn* .Sinking Fund ?'ft'.?.3n0 80 of the five per c?*n* stock i<s\n?fl \ \ p- vmeut of tin* suh?cintion of t! cS n't* to i lie Sou hwestprn ll-dlro-id B-mk. O'elitcd \vi:li thi>;ind wi h the profits of 1843 it amounted ti> &812.200 40. 15 injj then debited with 11 note of the Trustees of the folnmhia Female Acad? my, for $2,801 CO. which the Bank was di ected, liv a resolu'ion of the Le?ri-11 lire, to rclenso. Wjh interest jn'dnn the Stnto stock it wits rg:ijn reduced to $741,120 01. hut, S.Mti-r o-c lit- l h 18 I t with si bidnnro of $200,000 of the sursurplus revenue, which wns, hv mine* p issed in 18 in. diooted to I e tmnsfe,M ed to ;hi< fund, mid wi of h t iind the ilivi '<> k. 11.c* shares (if the >S' l'e wes'e Un'l o d Uiir.lf, i' ro c ^j^mto ?1,0-10,120 01. It wis then fh"' re.l with ih.c f*. *!; v. vcc amounts of s'oek, whirh had been purchased, ind lid 1 bv the IJ;?nlc, v:z : (5 per cent ^-'ock is<u?-.! for ndv.incc to It It Cumn, $0,378 80 5 " 1824 00,803 12 C " 1820 04,322 00 nnd t In- 5 per *ont stoi-k of 1 808 receiver! for dividends in the K.It. Hank slmies above named 32,000 8^ *2)0.911 r>3 All of whi-h was cancelled, and which, with the into c-t pud on the Slvlo stocks in th i' vi' i , roduc<*d tho find to ?777,001 88 Since tint time it h x boon ro?*ularlv crod i od wit!) the annual piofi s of tlx* Hank, and tho di\idor.d of the share of tho Slato in tho R ilrci d Hank. and ih-l i'od will-. the inte/est pud on S ate stocks, iivi li is jil o been d -hi e l \\ i h the 'blowing amonnts ofSt -tc stocks redeemed, \iz, !ii 1810, ],">(), :ilO .'{2 of the 5 percent k'o> k of 182-1; in 18 111. 2,287 r>G of t he 5 percent s'oe.h.if 1821, and 21!),in0 0fi of the f? per ce..t stock of 182(5: in 1817, .">00 <>f the 5 per ? ont steck of 1821; ar.d 1010 of ti e f> percent stock i f 1820: in IS 18, 80,*>.05 of tliefi per con5 stock of 1888, and 188,078 1 i of tlu* 0 percent stock of 1801); mikI in 1 8 10. 218.08 of the 0 pe-1 cent stock of 1800, IciviriLj the ba! nnce on the fi st .1 mic l-i: t i>28,240 72. It should be i(invoked that the inte est on the Fire Loui Iuir !i st heen paid out I tin .1 ~ - I ... ...V ?| HI N IJIMI) X- C MTV 111 Of I lie t:??]:ineo lot' cc edir of the sinking fund. Schedule C. 1 !:;? : low FIND. Ti e ?el for rebuilding the ciiv of (ha lrslo'i, whic'i autho ized the issuing ofS-ito 1>oh1< to the amount of 200,000 provided Unit, the money to b<? "aise I bv th s lie of the hond ? should ho deno i cd in the IJ ink of the S ate, and berome a part of its c.-ipi:1. Five per cent bo'uls to the amount of ?233,000 were sol J ii England, v\ I ich. produced in ("h.iiles'on 1,045,*08 70 Ai.d 0 par cent stock was issued at par for 00 1,4 14 Maliinfif nnnircrrey itr of vnno i * Of which there was c-irried to the account ft itarest awl oxponaos of the 1 mn 0,883 15 Leaving a hnl inct of 2,000,000 Of this Lonn I he Hunk has redeemed and c inselta 1 the (?!l.ywi:i^ amounts, viz: In 1814 of the 0 per cent stock 150.413 30 In 1815 of li e 5 per cent hnnds 33,833 33 yliul in 1818 of ihn same 20,060 00 Leaving the bnlancc of .. ... ..... . ........ .;Tn the fund $1,783,080 70 CIKCTLATIOW At the date to winch tins report must 1 e understood to have reference, viz: 1st of June last. the Hank has charged itself' with Bank Notes issued amounting to 1.CC3.202. For these no:es, for which (lie eapital of the /?ank is respi tiHhle and the f?i:h of the Sliite i>? aUo pledged there was or oui>ht to ha\e been received at least an equivalent amount of notes discounted, or other securities for which the Iiank is accountable. Detopiis. The Rmk stood debited in its own l>ooks xvii h a bnlanee of deposits received on account of indixiduids, public officers jind corporations nmouii'iug to ?711,187 01. And luid for the State Treasury $54.f 81 20. It s'ood debi ed al?o with l ills nav:d>le for $'-10,000, and with wrh a 1>; l.-mce d\ie the Rnnk of //;iml.Utfr ?22.8 17. for hoih of which it miKt hnvi rercivcd value. ,/lnd t <ore stood to the c edit of tin* di-count nnd in'e cst ,jvo!est accounts -05,572 00. So llint ihe nmoutit fo>* which the Hank was nocountahle on the 1st June last wasns ollows, \ iz* Capital. - .*5 123 357 73 15 nk N<?tc.? i^ucd, - 1 6f>3 202 00 Sin'iinir Finvl, 528 210 72 Fire L? nn Fund, - - 1,7S.*? 70 Depo its, .... 711.1?7 01 Sttvte Troftcnry, - - " r>lfHl '20 Wis Pnvnble, ... do ooo oo Italniicu nnil?ir^ Bunk, 22.847 t'l DiInterest n?d Protest Account, 95 5"2 Oft < 6,032 075 3.1 Tl.? Rink nccounls fur iIiom* funds l?y cxliihi inuf 11'?ir- ct i iv Irrl in I iii> ;uid iki'.i". md I nnd* of individ?r1> ?tnd corp<'tions, iudijcmonts, * p'ric I): nk no'o<, htooks re I o>i-it'', h il inros .insi i's lir; ne.hc> s'nd j'j^ni'io1*. ft"; i ist the State to" inv-est h?'I expense- >? the loin fur it'lniildinLf the Ci v of <*l?.n l??-=ton, fo ei_rn and domes i exchange, and bsil mces nir- inst Hanks and o'her i'jven's and c 'ncspondents abroad and incidental ex; etivc-5. "Willi a view to the greater facility and dispatch alVo-ded by (he ode' Iv arrangeent of business, the committee be.fo-e ii.? ? i -i ' rim- I'll n pun uic invcs'iyjuion wrocll they lr.trl to mnki', onu-ed schedules to In- prepnted, i'.inu- under one view, : II iho important tvtrlieulnrs of cich i'r m of the nor; 1 s'a'ement nf the credits of the Hank. Fo* example to I'Cifin wi'hthe l iri^ost nnd most imports nt i cm, the hills nnd no'p< discounted. Tin* schedule of the e contained, in distinct columns, the names nnd residences of tli1; niiikrrs nnd endorses, the d:s!e, amount, nnd time of payment of each no'e or Kill, with the nature nnd I >eati">n of tin; pronevtv awl fccmlties if nny. With this, schedule before ihem. the commil tee in the fi nt place voiified by inspection, such of the partieul irs above ! stntctl as nppe i> ed from the papers themselves. Hav ing dune this, tney proceeded mor? deliboatelv to consider each note o- l>'lI w i'h in ference to its character :nd sufficiency ns a securi'v for the nv n-v it eniraired to n-v. II'Iumo i 1 w? committee we e not themselves, o.- some of them, acquainted with th ci. cumstanccsof (hi* parlies, thev sought and o!tailed information f om the host sources wit'iin their reach:in manv eases by senfo<\ : nd ex-mil ing the persons who we e believed !o p'ofrss the inform: tion they required, and in other eases, wlji? c they were at a distance, hv written communications. The I ills and notes in ihis schedule si mount ccl on tin* whole to &1.170,081 CI. It in? lude< n few notes, \vhi<di though their time of p-iyment, is long; inee p:i<t, Ir ve not been put in suit m I therefore do not nppeiir under the he-ul of hills nnd notes in suit. Note-1, nnd p irts of notes of thiseliss iitnoun'* i; 1 tC to .">,508 4 1. 'ire hopelessly h d. nnd ought in the opinio*! r?f the eommi tee. to he esinied to the debt of the profi'snnd lo s 'iccount, other notes in this schedule, no' of t,he el -ss Inst mentioned, Amounting to .1.80 00. nppe o-i'd to the committee to he of doubtful clrirncter. The hill included under this hend, ?ire only id ind hills. Other I ills nppenr under i ih-no wh or r or. i<rn nnd Domoslii- Ex clian.'i". The snm< cdtw wiis pursued in relation ti? o'eh of the otho" ho ids. {Continued ,*ext week.) It.i?s? 'id that the cost of tin* oi{jni"? smo'cd in Now Yo k eity > mounts 'o $10,000 d ilv. If tliH ho. i'uo. the d ilv o: tur? oitfit s smok"'l t' r >u<(' o t lie lT,ii<>n would Amount t?> $40,000: o $1 lft000.000 nnnulv. Dodu "'inif fwrrt tM< sum nne-tlii (I for mi^'loul i'ion, tliow will still rem i'l enough fo hnild the Pm. oifii*. r;:ili'' (id, construct the tfilejjrnHi, antl Imv the curs. Let the smokers hold a convention, and devote their ei<{?r money to the -/viff-o inunce of tlijs great nittionul wo:k. JYO TICK. ~ ALL person^ jnvi'nj demands r.;r h<-t the 15it-ife of Klixiheth RHblinjf, dec'd. will h?n?l 'he,-n ill le^.dlv ;il'ested, :,nd those in lehted nnust nnke pwment. T ! I S'liMhir. ) 4 i > M. 8. Stiidling, \ Adm I Jan. 10, i860. 85 3m. Blackwood's Magazine AND THE Rritixh Quarterly Reviews Owing t<? the lute revolutions and j counter-revolutions among the nations of j dSurope.which have followed each other ^ in such quick FiicopRsion, and of which j'Iht end is t ot t/cf." the leading periodi- j c.il- of Great Britain li?ivo become invest- t) ed with u doproc of interest hitherto un- j, known. They occupy n middle ground n hetween the hasty, disjointed, and nc (1 cossm ily impel feet records of the newspnpers, and the elaborate and ponderous ( treatises to he furnished by t e historian nt a future day. Whoever re^l? these I. pctiodienN obtains a correct and n nnect- i nil inoiMint nf <!! # lw* . v vi rivt triiiu \/i oil i ii\ imp *11(1111 | IV M U I Li I I ^ events nf the ?>1?l world, as they occur, j nnd lenrns the virions "oncluslon? drawn from them hy the leading spi its ?f the ?<je. The A me: ic m Publishers there- \ ( fore deem it proper to cull renewed ntten- | tion to the w rks they republish and the j vcrv low juices at which they are offered to subsc ibers. The following is their list, viz: HIR LONDON' Ql'AllTKULY KEV1EW, Till-' i:nixniMtf:n m-'vipw litli north imirisii keview, ] 11tfcWH81 Ml N61 Elt rtVIEVT, and BI.ACKWOOd's EDlKnUKCIi MAGAZINE. In tin' e pciioriica]-* arc conti.inod tlie r views, mofionlU'lv. though clearly an.! i -n.\ *.*r ?i.? .i ' - I. . . ,i|n <>i ii.v- iin? t'j4 fii i pur* ' tie~ in Enghind?Tory, Whig, unci RwH- j c.il?"Hl.'ckwood" irnd the "London ( Qunrloilv" aie T?>iy : tin* "Edinburgh ( H? view" Whig: and tin* "Wcsimin-tar ( K"vic\v" Lil it: I. The "North 131itish Review" owes its estnhli.sl me t to the h<t lj:c.it ecclesi.ist'cid movement in S otland, mid is not ultra in its views on i nnvoneof ihe grand dep rlmerls of hu- | in n\ knowledge: it was oigiuiiUv dited ; hv Dr. Oh..)mei>-, and now, since his t death, is conducted by liU son-in-law, J Dr. Ihinnn, associated with Sir David Mrewster. Its liienuy chnrauter is of the very highest order. T ie "Westminster," though rcj riuhd under that ti?If onlv, i> published in Engl and under the ti le of ti e "Ko eign Quarterly und Westminster," it being in fact a lilliun of the two Ue\it>\vs fonneily published and j 1 op:i:iled under separate ti les. 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Four onpics of nnv orall of the above worlts will be M-nt lo one .abbess on payment of the regubtr subscription for three?tbo fourth eopv being gratis. *^ Remittance* and communicotions should he always add e-scd, post-paid or franked. to tbo P sblisbe-*. LEONARD SCOTT ?fe CO., 70 Fulton Stuekt, Now York. Entrance 54 Gold st. .jsin V. SO* Til CAUOMNA. Pifkms District. Harriet Vamaut, vippllciint, j'.t. y'm in/fa Jane Van rant, Jeflha Norton VarrjaRub'/7 IVill'am Vanzant, J,utuna Elkahth Vonzaiit, Qcorgc Thus. Vanzanl, IVfonr! mis. - - * - - - i! ii|>|ii?iuii"^ 10 nr sniiHi oupn llml the , Pefendents nil reside without this State, it i-; therefore oiden d th;it they do appearand object to the d'nisiou (>: sale of the Red K-t: t of Willi .m Vnnzint, deceased, on or hefor the Kighth dnv of /Ipiil next, or theirconsent to the same will entered of record. W. D. STKFL^. o v. n. O dinirv Offi.;e, 8 Jan., 1850. ? id Aifin? mEOW?r, Jttcrc/t a a f 1. \i ?7o >*, \V~ -f ? ' ' * * " " ...n 1,1. n:ipvciuuiy lmorni iiis tnciuls nnd i.h? generally, Una ho hn? on 1 hnivl a Fink Vajmk v of IJKOAD CLOTHS, CASlMlfiftPB, SaTIN'kth, twkfids, KbN'i cky Jkanp, ao A An AssonrMF.n'i i'kadv-makk CLOTH IN (J which he will ell cheap for Cash. The public arc invited to call and ex nminc his Stock, before purchasing else i ivhore. ' PickcflsC. II May 25, 1810, ' NOTICE TO BRIDGE BVII,Df!RS. THE Subscribers have become owners f Thayer's Patent Improved plan of hiilding BRIDGES, for the Districts of Vndcrson and Pickens, and are prepared osell tingle liijhls or to take contracts or building budges in the above district The i;hovo Patent is pronounced by 11 sr'i'niifio mechanics, wlu have cinnv tied if, to combine more advantages than nv other biidge ever kno n?for cheap ess, beauty, strength, and durability it annot be surpassed. The great advanuge ver all other bridges is, that any ?ie.e of timber in the biidge, can be tarn out and replaced at pleasure, withnit endangering its strength in the least; bridge once built need never be remilt entiielv anew. For further particulars inquire at this iffice, or address the subscribers at Anlerson C. II., 5. C. ll adpi env i. wvxt** <?uviviuVil U6 ?T I IN i'i Jan. 5, \r>0 33 1m ?( I III (/I I 1 J^A. IN' IMF. COMMON! I'l.KAfl PICKENS J) IS 7 RICT. 'Icnry Whit mire, ) Dec. in Attmhtnr-nt vs. [ E. M. Keith lohn Rishop. ) PI'ITh Att'y. The PI iin'i(Thaving this day filed his leehration in mv ottice, nnd the defendint having neither wife nor attorney crown to l e in thin State,?On motion: It is ordered, that 1 lie defendant do appear, and plo-'d or demur to the said de laralion, within a year and n day from hi-d ite, or Judgment will be entered by lcfault. W. L. KEITH, c. c. r. Clerk's Office, J May 10, 1840. f 1 mr w w* ii v n I i' '< . All Persons having demands against :1m* Estate of Sheriff Ilayncs, deceased, will hand them in legally attested Those indebted must mal.crayrrVnt. W.D. STEELE. Noa. 17tl> Ordinary <fc Adm'r. tf NEW GOODS ! I take thix method of informing my friend* and tlio public generally, that I have just received n largo and well so? looted stock of Fall mi?8 Wiiitor Ooodn, fresh from New York, of the latest styles; jonsist in part of the following named xrticlc* Broad Cloths, ,Sattinetts, Vest patterns, Over-C'oaU, Fancy Prints, Alpaeoas, pl'iin and silk striped; Homespuns, bleached and brown: Oinirlinmo white checked Muslin, Jaconet nnd Printed do., Fiuuuls, Apron Checks, <tc., ?fec. Bonnets, liats nnd Caps, of almost every slmpo and stylo; Groceries, Hardware, Crockery-ware, Shoes, Saddles, Bridles, Medicines, Ac., all of which t will sell low for cash nr pood names ; and I Hitter myself that iny friends who hnve patronized me so liberally in Hamburg, will extend their patronage here likewise. 1 hope, at Icist, that they will call and examine my stock of Goods befo.e tradincr elsewhere. Any amount of Beeswax. Tallow nnd Seed-Cotton will be taken in payment for Goods. ,T. J. HOWARD. Ilolly Hill, Pickens Dist., Nov. 21, 1819. 28 4t [d. f. perky.] [k. m. kkitll.] PERKY &, KEITH, Attorneys at Law. Wii.i. Praejcp in the Courts of Law and Equity for Pickens District., Ofmcb, Pickens C. II., 8. C. October 1, 1849. t2f2 J A MKS V. TRIM M 1 E R, ATTORNEY AT IAW, SPAUTANIHJRO, 0. II., 8. C. Win practicc in tho Courts of Union, Spartanburg And Greenville. All business committed to his care will rcccivo prompt and faithful attention, nr. rEREKOKi: J Ion. D. Wam.ace, Union, 8. C. A ii ?r - - ? . v/. i. * w.ws, c. k. b. apftitnnburg, a. i? T Mny 8.849 -tf Dr. iV. Lawrcncc. Wu.i. attend punctually to all calh in the lino of'IfpprofesVion. Unless ntwcnt on profe^lonri h*n incss?, lie may he found at lii< Office, o>- lih p?ivnt? residence in the V'illfipe. He nlso, ha* on hpnd a tyeTyrJ osso'tment of medicine* which ho will furnish to customers at reduced prices. * , : iv itf' Picons 0. fL 8. C. ) Mar 1S. 1B40. f J witKP IIP! WIi%? ITJ! All old scows should W* wound yp soon, us (he your U fast coming to A c'<hv?; let u* onmmomo tV.o now your if with n full 'k'vowlodfrc of our ovdor that wft Wny hnow how fyr to ^ thoonsniot? your. Mv own w?|Uh e<>m^||8p^ poll mo to h?vc mv Notr* ?"/* ???? vmnii for 1848cl<**fld inimeriiiitrlybufflfeh: not* fro m olioiro, hut necessity, P?l nny rniin living to costs. MHML * Tickens C. H., Dcc. 1O/40^1Pf fund, which whs thereby reduced io 5*/>7, fl06. It wns then bv the direction of the Comptroller Generni credit< d with the ^um of #651,422 00, part of the surplus |ev<inue received from the Fr loral Go\frnnjent nnd depositedin the Bnnk. By #a net, passed in 1836, before this won- ( >y was received, it wjis directed that the nstnlments, ns they should I ecome duo, >n the shares to be subscribed for by t e S'tnte in the Louisville, Cincinnati end Charleston R?i!rond Compnnv, should ie paid out of i?, nnd necoidinply the ' our first instalments were so paid. but ' _ fOftft ...1 !. J I '