Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, December 24, 1818, Image 2
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*dwl .Mercantile Advertiser . .
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*> rece ve attention. *"
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be received ami faithful) J amended to. ,
Advertisements ndfoxc eedjfcjs I
lines, (except thoae of a pul Slifc nrtore;
inserted three times for one dollar, aft*
twentjr-4ive centa for each continuation. V
Tut Bank of the United Siatet. ?
There was yesferday laid befor*
the Senate of the United Slates,^ by
the ^ccfctaryrof tfie" Treasury^ S
of resolution 6f tha
t
itrsuance
papers relating to this i
looking over Ui? documen
liicatedf ' *
oily at the last session, a letter from
the President of the U nited Stato,
transmitting sundry statements wF
laiiye to the proceedings, Itate and
condition of the Bank. It Wfli bay
some days, possibly, before .we art*
V On 1
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the faost important appears
to he that which gives a statement of
the febts d|ie to the Bank of Pmh*
delphia, aml.it* sev^rnl
From that vtatenievt we ahstr&ct the
following account of delits now due
for hills discounted at the BAtrk and
its branches, respectively,- viz : >
At Philadelphia,
Portsmouth,* ?
-Bostoi),
Providence,
?New-York,
Baltimore,
" . Washington,
. ltichmond. ,
Norfolk,,
Fayettevjlle,
Charleston,
fSavannah,
. Lexiiictoill.rj.'
Louitfnlle,
ChitUcothc,
v :
^cw-Orlt'iirn,
Pittsburg, 1,008*04 00
Tlw total amount of notes issued
Iiy LiK* Hiuik awl itd branches, hivs
!*??> S HWM4->881, jihI the antouof
of said note* now ou hand tkf
Bank and its branches n41;184,18i)
doth* Bo that there rttmuw fa iffipn
latteH noteSlB augSQ( ot
dollars only. v
<m i. ^
The ihjws of the signature of a
Mtojt 0
ft.681,70988
4.8fl3^S9 09
8.009,004 87
JiroviisionS of tho
M'ftAWnot iiifui'ui-.. r ? ??? . ?
every reason to btfteve, it wilt prove
tol)e favorable to <mi?>jWere?U,
and respectful to our mm. h
not probable that Mr. Gallatin
Mr Unsli would ba\e abetted
treaty of any other character ;
" ' ' ' """ " " nc-~j
cessary to urosure socli-f^otte,
may Infer from it* hiving V
tinted and coucludod within a space
of time, much shorter than is Usually
consumed in the formation of a
treaty embracing stipulations res
pecting trade and intercourse between
nations equally navigating and com*
mercial, and particularly whete the
collonial trade is one of the topics#
It ha$ been supposed from the
v suddenness of our Information of the
. signature of a tranty, w itUiu a month
after we learnt tluU a negotiation Was
in process, thtfl this treaty may lie
nothing more than the agreement to
prolong the convention of 1813, ad
verted to in the President's $fes*ag?.
This supposition is not correct,
The treaty is one, we hope nrid be*
lieve, embracing an adjustment of all'
material points m controversy be
tween us and Great- Iltimin ; which,
though the controversy has heen and
"was likely to continue an amicable
one, is nr&ut ? unimportant t> oui
mercantile imprest, nor to ?? ; <
nent ?o v\ und?*r*tandin ^ ouv)itti
Uveal iiiltain a?ui AtxiiCu.
Tfte treaty may be expected, we
?resii'iie, every day ; iu which case. ,
t will, 110 doubt, pass the ordeal 01
Jie Sruate during the present ae?
U19 ot^Kpi'
/i^^g^Imclli^enccr, I>?c. f.
r ? "are S. Carolina.
r /: . IN -SENATE.
Monday ) December it.
bill to authorize tbo plWtdent
imt directors of. the Hank of the
4ytfe of Sooth- Cargfoia At) establish
* branch of aajul Bank iw Canidcq^
w as read a third time and pegged*
1 ml ordered to lie atnt to the house
ofilgNpefeutative^ v / v, - :
Mr. Davie, .from the joint com
iiittee appointed to couduct the go
vernor electi to the house of repre
^ntkiivp^ qnalify, g^gg^jp thai
the governor elect was ready to. at
tend for that purpose; Alt.
dent then, with the rest of theraem
; i>era of the senate, attended <Ui the.
representatives chamber, when the
xyytaitiite ap^oinpjpfor thyl purpose.
lea, tii^yvemy^efect'; wj^o, after
ha ving ~det 1 vcrecT an. appropriate ad-,
dres^ took t he j^ajto^w.qriali fteat ie*
prescribed by the cousfitatiooy.antl
was proclaimed in the senate cham
ber aou rn jthe portico* df Ihe s<a(e
house,* with the usual ceremonies. ;
Tb6 "followitfg bills from the
house, of flPjHesentatives, were read*
'a firaMime, and ordered to a secoud
reading to-raorrow, yJ|l ?
A bill to apprgflinate and set
apart one million onnollars forinterf
oal improvement, and for other pur
poses therein mentioned .
? ;Mtv*\WUsOi^ from Ute military
committee, reported a bill to transfer
to the town council of Camden^ the
power and duty oforyinizlugt, *de
tailing and^ntoecii>? pajrol duty 1ft
that plfoe'l which w is read a &n?t
time, and ordered to a second read
ing to-morrow
. 1'ueHduy, December 15.
Mr. Campbell presented the pe
tiou of sundry merchants, traders,
prayinf for a law to punish
frauds in packing cotton ; referred
to Oie committee on the judiciary.
m to transfer to the town
council of J t>amdcn,. the- power vaud
duty of. ?4u$pnizlug,(, detailing, aud
enforcing patrol duty in that place,
was read a^^ecoml time, aud order
ed to t Hi sent to the hoilse of repre
^AtdintlitSQ ~ ? ?
IP .emfefrl&r ?
he bill, directing a cousin to lie
11 ofthe ftoe white in|iabitn<nts
of this Mute, wm react n aecpmi tiav,
utul ordered to be returned to 'tire
4- j-of reprcaeutatiyes. .,. ^ .
resolution for appointing * dm b
fr to de,fet tl,o l*st Mode '-of
lag tbopviwitier ?r awtojr.of
"orer ciliwns of (Ills state, warn.
' m>i toj
reprasenkritvea. ?
extend the benefit of
ir for Uk> rdicf ufiiwK
debtors. to>?r*oi?s id confmar
eUoiv saikr:** hh|
s rend a second time,
sent to thto Irou^e
?e bill to amend the law on tho
subject of stanjler, was postponed
Mth$ iUjM Jrtu4i>n^ya. >
k Ve^ohitioiH frwi t|& house of
represTntaflves, npfWnltnc; inaniigel's
of election for I /inciter nncfOranj^:
and requiems; I he Com ptrol ter-Cifcn
eral |o pi'oenre a fettWtm^it with the
United States, ? t?r alt ir.cmics ex
pended by the *ta!e of feoath-<>Jtro
iina, in t!?e late war with ] Ureal
Britain, were severally concurred in,
atitl ordered to be feluni^di to that
bouse. U.'.
A resolniioft, fmm the hmis^ m
repreiTntatives, directing the state
engineer to adopt means for opening
a rtam rivers t)ieri*in mentioned, was
K-onrnrred in. and ordered to bo re
lurneil to that house. ? Adjmirued.
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HOUSF. OF UL1?1M.SENTAT1VES.
?ijond'ty, December 14.
The iomt committee on internal
M
?n|)iovem . nl, to whom was referred
:rr> pc:iiioi? of the North-(.Uiroliua
\Juta wba coki\p.;uy pvajmg for the
ro-opfT&tion of the *tate of South
Carolina io opening the navigation
of the Catawha river, made a favor
ahle report theremi, which wa^ agreed
anil ordered to be Befit to the
senate.
'Hie following reports were cou
lidered and^ Agreed to, viz . ? an un
avorahle report oo the petition of
liillupttftGale-*- on unfavorable report
hi the- presentment from TJuiou ;
which presentment retonuaends a
Mx on the branch |muk of ihe United
States at Charleston. o*
The hpose tra?c proceeded to Cite
consideration of Jhq -repojrt ofihfc
select committee, to whom
red the message? of
i he governor^ recommend fng" an in ;
rrease of thesalaries of thapre^ident^
profe&sora and tutors of toe South
1'arolhia college. which r*|n?rfc cyo
^tude* with* resolution, pitipoailig,
r te add ti\6 hurulWdydollars t* the
salary of the president* four hundred
dollars to the sanies of each-of the
-projfessors, andjfro hundred dollars
ttirth^ salary of Vach of the O&dfa ?
\ und on the ijnentiuii to agree to the
fir?t clause ~gfo ;t$8T8aid retfohitjffl,
adding live tlolimjojihe
^htr/of th^rdetit theses and
noes were called fen ami arkas fol
low^ yiz.r^ai^?77^ noes <6.
So tho a*me was qjHftfifiriined ki 11m
affirmative, and Ihe. r^ldtidn agreed
rtoy and ordered "torbe stent "to TlW
venule. Ordered that the ayes laid
noes he printed. 'v- ."*V:" ?
. ^^7^
,"r The lottowrng biHs were read * a
third Time 'and panse^ , and. Ordered
to be sent to tlie ne nate, yto. . v -
TJbe JriU .to authorise lite president
and dimfotfffc of the Bunk of Ifto
State of South-Carolina to establish
aJ*ntncli_dgffae said Bank at ?am
deu-riW^^; : :^V '
A _repe^l an at^ entitled}
an act to (JOatJhueinforce, an aef^tp
incorporate llie town of Beayfort, ftc.
The hmirbf twelyj^haviiig arrived,
a message was sent to the senate in
viting tlieir attendance in ,the repre
serftatlves^liaiptieY, to witness? the
qualification' Hrf the governor, who
atiended^iobtflingly, to luui the joint
committee ap^iiUeilfbr iMt 4>ui|K^t
introduced the honorable Jolm Ged*
des, the governor elec^ wJm> deliver
ed to the legislators
address, after which M^/^jw^ker
administered to hftn the oattao||fof*
flee, when he was proclaimed in tto
senate <phauiber i*\u io - the portico of
the statu boose, with Ifcfc utual
monies, v-r r':
A bill from (h* senate, entitled, a
bill to amend an act, entitled, a4 j|t
to autjHime thlf^ governor of tHft.
afate to cause that part of the land
purchased of the Ch**okt>e Jwliaii^
which has |*eteli snefceyeit and divi
ded into tract*, to lie sold as early ag
|H>*sMe.
{* A tM to appropriate and $Q|-aj>art
erne miHian' or^oll^^ \fo(f^if^l
improvement, and for other $
I herein mentioned, was n*ad a ,7_
thmy and onkfad to be sent to the
aeuate. >
a bai n
taken of thelieo white tnimbitanU
this
and orderari toflm Mat to Ua
TwMqju Jfocitnler
" Mr l&ith, AhM wSlUry coft
vnUte** oq the petition from lteaofori
district, pray ins for a law t|i compel
owners of pkto&H* who J* mi
rerfkle thereon tfarfn^; the year, to
keep some white person there, cA?
fmMerf peffq?,t*fti? lM*trol doty, re-,
ported, a bill to alter and mrnrod the
patrol ot'tVis state ; w hich was
read a first titne* and ordcrM to a
second reading to-ui^iiw* , :. I
His Excellency governor Grow*
on taking the oath of qualification
before the legislature, on TuemlajN
the 15th inst. delivered the follow*- 1
ing address.
\fr. Pre*idmt mnd Oentlrmrn qf the
Senate^ and Mr. Sfirakrr and OeMlemr?
of the IfouMeof Itrfireaentdiivr*)
To be elected Chief Magistrate ?f
die State, is a distinction highly flnt
?ering, and an honor of which an
/Wizen may justly ho proud, whe?.*
he considers that the representatives
of the people rtt i!q source, find t!ia*
it is conferred on thosi* on I v ? u horn
they deem worthy of their confi
dence. \ iewinsj my elevation in
this my he^irt is warmctl >v ith
^reatfnl emotion*, and 1 kuovy not
how to express to you, my ackuow
ledsjment in language adequate to my
r feelings, 1 entertain gentlemen, a
deej> seine of yuui kiudne** ami
favorable opinion.
* ^ * i> f * *
A? the tarn# approaches lor me to
enter ou ihe duties <*f my office, mv
leU I may fail
U* dwdmfgt* them satisfactorily
*ou, and t* the people. I can how
ewMsiirt y<*U with confidence, that
f shalt Uke with ipe into the j>ublic
service good intentions ami a sin-i
cere ami zealons disjHmiiitm to pro- j
motethe flcaer*!1 welfare. il
the session pre venN me from invit
ing your attention to several subjtrU
(bat merit U, ilk] { uut toew, that of
ibn*e ^recommerttloU to yftu Uy my
prwwceiigort some are of a character
mgtyy important and louring foil j
mature- ^on^wifrratjfMir ftp %*te*nall
improvement T~l<w>k far rkolts ex
:>ii?
ib -L , (
^remel
izfe^il ^ j
^Si>-{jiciiaaiE v,?r
tmnspi>rtati(m of our commodities <o
market* .'by m^kmg new and tin 1
-proving oM Vamove iU?
obstructions in out- rivers? to shorten
^ali^ .1 ?? * ^ - Vw *?
tlwir conrsns ? to o
cat ml* ? to draw to m??>,pmce (ogr
st*ai of jgoveriimeiii) the rich .pwM
ducta of. port of our own stale, and
(ri brim; down to our sea hoard,
HtosC "f a valuable portion of Korth
( arolina, is a work, gentlemen, which
1 trust wilt be commenced" utnkr the
auspice* of a K}?teh) Joniided in yo ???
enlightened views. - The general
sentiment in-tbm. instance, ar- ? 1
PMli
hint J
placiuj
..into action, ?n#
placiue public splHti under the direc
tion or intelligence, to cause tlie
present1" session . of the * Legislature,
to be luVmnldy dirttinguisbid jfrjttj# *
annals of CaroRrtiv-' ? !
The time is pro|^lieu?r Urt "
in our |A?wer, awl
more favorable for
enn W reasonably e:
kE^aras; .
Bang, M wiU be sufficient for
&VJ>,
^^^&?yodMir,?mtaners but
it mn*t be j>eruutfl(j| me to <^n?,
that in the land hi whfc k oar lot i*
cn*t, the mean* of anWStenee are
I within the reatfb of houest influatty
^ ? tfiat oar L-ttVi 4fbct afr c-fjuallv,
rtnU bear haul upon none, nod thai
there ex.i*l fewest temptation* to crlfc*
anions u*t Oian in counlrie* le^T
favorable riicunmiairced. In a it pub- .
licnn government the law m the aoyeJ
rfign, and to its authority , ull muA
mbmit. Iimtincoa <J<> indeed soi*t'
tiuies Occur, in wbfeh it in proper to
*mpor with mercy, but ifar
[law i* intended to lie " a terror to
evil doer*," and tink'& those wIm!
violate it, bfe made' to abic^|itB punitfr
rneat, men will not enjoy the ml
vantage* they proposed when tlfej
for mwUhemaelves into societicft, and
;overlioteiit wHl become a mockery.
ientliMnen, l,w ill detain yon no longn
?nim your respective duties, beseech |
tig Him, who hold* in hi* hand* tbd
tieatinkw of to bapfe yodP
... r
with wise conn*td?, ani to cr<.w
?vith success, our IhIkxiv* foi ii?e iMi**
ness of our country *
.Medical Jktard of Culsvrbiu.
SKCfJVO SESSION.
Conformable to Ihe act of the 1/
LgLibiUin\ |)asseiLiaJLiccjiilH^!-4H^
f the Sletlvai- Hoard at CutuiiuiLi inn
vened at the Btate4itiu?e? on >Vra
nesday Hie 9th instant, when ?bt
following graduates, w\ preae it \ \ ? i .
their diplomas, received lie -ensey ?
Dr. A. Brevord, I)t\ K. Maris
Or. E. Rolling,' ^ Dr. J. M'BmK
-/Hie follow im;gentlemea we-.v ??<?
Groined, ami licensed to practice p? ly
sic, fcc. within the State :
JohqwjSlackny, ^iarlbougli' $ Lukv
Cheese borough, Lexington? T<
Austin. Greenville; John W I to
t Lawn* f J aim M ackeyyHFairfieK
? Israel' Whipple, Newberry ; Jam?
K&pei Greenville. ,
ij&easrs- William Hale and A*
Fitch \yere examined and licensed
as anothectfriea* v ; j .
% rI tie following gentlemen were
selected members of IheikiatdJaiiii
,.?TKi C ^
Marks.
ejve ?M>nihs arc?
Xrerident-? Dr. J?
Elia. M
Edumtl
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