The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-30

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a. De spaks q lke bsaraeisl iuluea.
ees q ihe PFp,erlre policy a Al llse
iuir7ests Of he eonnlry, ard eonlaallea
shsi il vss 10, . sseaOaA bal = salios,l
qnes6oa. He rs here sss shors 81 lie
expirziion q Ehs hour.
Mr.. Cowsn. Of Ohio. aexi ohiained
he door. bat yielded 70 motion Cor the
COMMITTEES 20 rise.
On Tuesday. Mr. Tnpleli. on leave e.
ven, offered m amendment 70 he revenae
bin nov under coasiderahoa. which Vas
ordered 70 Be printed. The amendment
prssidrs that. sher lhs lsl day Of July.
1853, a addition of2o per cent. shall be
made 70 das duties imPosedby dis ssirr-
on lhe following articles. viz. on manufac-
iurrsofsiIk az Of which silk i component
pari, on lsees Ofevery description. bleach
ed or bleaehed linen. brOsdelOlhs costing
n The place from whenee imported nor
than one dollar and sixty cents per square
yard. ready.made clothing. boots. shoes.
and On hats. cut glass. distilled spirits and
wine ofevery description. Which said adj
dilion2l duty shall cease 50 far a. il is
imposed upon any article die produce OF
manufacture % any kiagdom or nation.
whenessrii shall be proved % the saiisfar-
lion of he President q the United States
that she tobacco. grain. -four. am rice, The
produce Of lhs United States. are admit
l<i into ihe ports q surh nation At rsie
of duty not exceeding that imposed apon
any article imported from such kingdom
or nation into the United States. and that
aay citizen Of ,he United States may sell
and dispose Of The tobacco. grain. -four.
and nee. ihe produce ofihe United States.
in The ports ofsueh kingdom or nation. mp
on lhe same terms and with no other re-
slneiions than are imposed upon the CHI
gems or subjects OF such foreign nation or
kingdom when importing or disposing Of
shs produce OF manufactures Of such ma
ton or kingdom IN she United States"
Afier the expiration Of the morning
hour. the revenue bill was taken mp in
committee Of the whole. and The discus
zion was continued BY Mr.. Cowan. Mr..
Kennedy. Mr.. Torrance, and Mr.. Steen-
rod. No other person appearing dispos.
ed 10 take The floor. the Chairman in
qnired IL the committee was ready for the
question. and no one dissenting. the ques'
ton was taken on The amendment OF Mr..
HabesShan, iaslrike ont all afier the words
!. BE il enacted" and insert The bill which
had heretofore been reported from The mi
noriiy Of the committee on manufactures
AID the vote stood, yeas 81, noes IS; Sc
this amendment was rejected. The ques'
tim then recurring on The amendment 81
Mr.. Sal,onsiall, Mr.. Pickcns took the
floor. aud on his motion the farther con
sideta,ion of The bill was postponed uni
Tomorrow. &a@ *+" -
1 Tdsialian appropriation bill was the'
| taken Up. and amended; the committed
then rose and reported The bill to. III
h~.e...whcn, the amendments hayin!
been ecaeurred in, the bill was orderec
to be eagrossed Cor ,hird reading ,o.mor
row. -..E
/ On Wednesday. after the expiration O
the morning hour, the revenue bill wal
taken up in committee of,he whole-th'
question being on the amendment of Mr.
Sal,cas,all. The'discussion was con,inu
ed by Mr.. Pickens, Mr.. Snyder of Pa
Mr.. Hubbard Of Va. Mr.. Gushing, ant
Mr.. Wise. Mr.. Kennedy Of Md. mex
obtained the floor, when the committed
rose and reported progress.
: The Banks Of Kentucky resumed spe
Gle payments in full on the LIST inst. thu
anticipating by a fortnight the day iixe'
Tor resumption.
SUPREME COURT.
! The following young gentlemen have
been admitted 10 the practice Of the law
| in the County Courts, viz:
i William b Pope, Of Halifax; William
J. Clarke, Of Raleigh; John w. Ellis. 0
Davidson; Leander Q. Sharp, Of lredell
]. G.. Shepard, Of Cumberland; Willis r
4 p:Jl:oL II G,,ae. " Mclea 0f Lin