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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
A most extraordinary affair has occ

A most extraordinary affair has occur.
red at Tooliag, England. A person who
had lived in that place more than half n
century, part Of her time as a cook to a
lady, and six years as the wife Of Robert
WEIGH, the parish clerk, died at the age
Of SO, and was discovered to be a man
He had regularly partaken the sacrament,
and was religiously buried as " Sister Ann
WEIGH" Many parties wished to keep
the matter secret, but woman named
Fletcher, who was at the laying out, had
sworn to the body being that OF man, and
il would DO dsn,ered according 10 law.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
A GOOD BOOK.

We understand tina, wealthy gentle
man called, upon Bishop>p nderdonk on
Friday, and on taking leave, made him a
present Of book. On taking of tho wrap
ter and opening to the title page, there
was hundred dollar ,banksote, % turning
over leaf there was ancthfr 10 third leaf
and there was third bill over the fourth
leaf a fourth bill and the fifth leafp fifth
bill, until i, seemed as though the book
was n volume of hundred dsliar bills
Journal of Commerce.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
MIR poLK,s OFFICIAL ORGAN.

The Globe may be regarded as fairly
Installed in this Office. In tho last paper
il published, with the signitican, word
"ofiltal," the announcement OF the recent
appointments and combinations, as made
out in proper form by the State Depart,
ment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

dell, and said, You Americans, are in.
deed, grasping people," Yes" replied
Mr.. slidell. I'VE have strong mixture Of
the Anglo.Saxon blood 10 u.s."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

A practical Joke was played off success.
FULLY in New York on Monday. A large
poster was put up round the city on Mon,
DAY morning tina. the "Gtam boy at the
museam would ride TIE mammoth horse
round The Park on Monday al noon !" As
NAT hour approached thousands OF the up
per and lower len thousand set their faces
Tor the Park, but the equestrian feat did
hoI come oil.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
MARRIED

Al the residence Of Gov. Graham. in the viein.
ity of Hilsboro', on the 10Th ult, by the Rev w
VI Green, JOSEPH NJ. GRAHAM, ESQ. Of
Lincoln county. to Miss MARY A. G. WASH.
lNGTON, daughter of the late Mr. John Wash.
ington, of Newbern.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
Tho Washington Correspondent OF the
Sa,y vo.k E,on;,o Pact cave

New York Evening Post says
"The city are much amused at q
very quiet repartce made on Friday last,
by Mr.. Slidel', representative from Louis
iana, to Mr.. packenham, the British Min.
lister. Mr.. Packenham, it seems, was IN
the lobby when the House concurred IN
the amendment, made by the Senate TO the
bill for anncxing Texas, and when the re-
suh was announced, be turned TO Mr.. Sill.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

The Washington Constitution says
Ct We understand that Gen. w. Gibbs Nc
NELL has been removed as Superintendent
Of the Dry Dock, Brooklyn. N. Y. :
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
NJ nallaa,s re.en,inn nf The Vice Pr

Mr., Dal'as's retention Of tho Vice Pre-.
sideutal choir 6n ta,scl Sc Of the session,
contrary 10 ,hc usage Fer sech cases made
and provided, was ne, accidental. He fear
ed an eecltunnas orc Of his rivals. Mrt
Woodbury., who, no doubt, would have Been
the successful candidate Cor the post Of
President pro teaPore, situation he was
entitled to l'rQsl his character and lengte
Of service, WINS approached by friend, and
requested 10 call MIR. Dalns's notice to the
necessity Of elecing the customary officer.
" fife has already been notified, SIR, and a
second suggestion would meet tho fate the
first is destined 10 receive. tor. ". Y.
Cour. d Enquirer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

Capt. T. Saugs,er, the man who assault.
ted the Hon. Jno Quincy Adams some
time ago, was tried in the Criminal Court
Of Washington City on Wednesday, and
sentenced 10 thirty days confinement in the
County Jail, ard to pay fine q Sl00.-
The venerable statesman stated on the trial
tina, he was perfectly satisfied that Sang
ster did not commit the assault with any
malicious intention, and he freely forgase
him. On this representation the Judgment
was temporarily suspended, md petition
signed by Mr.. Adams and Judge Dunlop
was sen! 10 the President, praying pardon
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
THE OLDEST REPUBLIC on EARTH.

The American Quarterly Review con-
iains a letter from G. W. Irving, ESQ.,,
giving sketch OF his visit 10 San Marine,
a small republic in Italy, between the Ap.
pennies, the Pc and Adrla,ic. The terri
tory of this State is about 40 miles in cir.
conference, and its population about 1000.
The republic was founded more than 400
Years since on moral principles, industry
and equality, and has preserved its liberty
and lndep ndence amidst all the wars and
discord which have ragged around it.
Bonaparte respected it and even sent an
embassy to express hissentiments Of friend
ship and fraternity. |, is governed by a
Captain Regent chosen every six months
by representatives Of the people, {sixty-six
in NUMBER who are chosen every six
months by the people. The taxes are
light, the larm.houses are neat, the fields
we'll cultivated; and on all sides are seen
comfort and peace, the happy effects of
morality, simplicity, liberty and justice.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
EUGENE SUE AND THE JEsUIrs.

Since the publication Of the " Wander
ing J6r," which, throughout, is bitter
sarcasm Of the order Of Jesuils, the au
thor has been 10 them an object Of hatred
and persecution, and every means have
been tried TO prevent the circulation Of the
work. Ia Switzerland and Belgium, how
ever, where the order is held in detcsta-
ton, feeling altogether different has
been created, and a strong desire evlnced
to honor the author who has thus boldly
arrsyed himself againt it. The Helretid,
Swiss journal says Tho great major.
iiy of the population Of our valley, pseIef-
ring the morals of Mr.. Eugene Sue to
those Of the Jesuits, and DESTROYS of paying
their tribute Of gratitude and admlration
to the celebrated author Of the Myste-
ries OF Paris and Of the Wandering Jew,
have united in subscription for superb
leatch, to be presented to this distinguish
ed author.' In Belgium, too, according
TO the Constitutional, Il subscription has
been commenced in order 10 strike a me-
dal in honor Of the author Of the Wander,
Ing Jew. MIR. Harth, one Of The most dis
tingnished artists, had been sent TO Paris
by the subscribers, in order to take an &C,
curate likeness of Mr.. Sue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

The Washington Silver Mine, ID Da-
y,ason county, N, c., yielded, between
Dec. ls43 and 1914, $4,000 IN silver,
and s. ,263 in gold. This was taken from
100 900 lbs. Of lead.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04


W The Wing Convention which aa.
sembled ut Nashville on the Goth nit.
Nominated the Hon. Ephraim X. Foster as
their candidate for Governor at the eusu.
ing election in that State. The nomina.
ton was made by reclamation, and was &C.
cepted by Mr.. Foster, who made his ap.
pearance on the same day, and responded
TO the call upon hin in strain of great
ability and Of vigorous, animated aud STIR.
ring eloquence.
Vs. The U. S. Gazette shrewdly re.
marks that newspaper may publish the
appointments that are TO be made, but what
paper would be able 10 publish the aisop.
poinfmsnis.
W Mr. Gushing states tina, cheap books,
and newspapers are as common
IN China as in New York, and sod n, the
lowest imaginable prices.
A WARNING TO TOBACCO CHEWERS
young man lately came TO his death
IN New York by swallowing tobacco juice.
II does not state whether he was in the
habi; cf using the weed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
REPORT ON PATENTS.

We have been favored nv Wessrs. Man.
gum and Haywood, our Senators, with co.
pies Of the Report made to Congress by
Mr. Ellsworth, Commissioner Of Patents.
This is q most valuable document, and its
Importance IN the eyes Of the Senate, NAV
be estimated by the fact, that $4,000 CO.
pies Of II were ordered to be published.
1t embraces $40 pages, and lis contents
are curious and instructive in the highest
degree, md afford a sure basis for cnlight.
eneG legislation. There are few countries,
in which statistical information of all kinds
Is Of more interest and importance than
the United States. Yet, strange 10 say,
TINT among the multitude of associations
to be found IN the Country, there is not we
believe a Statistical Society. In France
and England, statistical knowledge has
been elevated to the dignity Of a science,
and is cultivated with the greatest assidui.
ty by the first minds Of the age. A few
such Officers, however, as Mr. Ellsworth,
would go far to supply the want Of stats.
tical Societies. Besides the list Of Patents,
(502 in numberl this Report embraces re.
marks and tables on almost every produc.,
lion Of the soil from Sugar, Wheat and
Cotton, 10 Celery aud Strawberres-also
produce Of the Dairy preparation of soil
and seed : ManurcsA Food FOR Cattle
Fencing and diiching Netallurgy-.Steam
Engines = Civil Engine ring and Archtec.
ture n Ills and MaoH5ner ny and almos, a
little of every thug 'else ever heard of
under the Sun.-Raieigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
Segars! Scgars!! sesars!!:

80, 600 Spanish segars, various qualities an,
price, from SIS to $50 per 1000.
81 and l-2 Spanish, of best quality,
American Charleston made) Sesars.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-17
PROTEST
Of Scnators, neninsi tho Resolutions f
erpettie Senatortrons OnSiOw.

" AcnatOrs, 0Gninsi thP Resolutions to
erpettte Senator from OnSloW.
The undersigned. members of the Sen
ate, awaiting themselves of their Cons,itu-
tonaI privilege, as secured by the 45th
section OF the Constitution of the Stale,
TO dissent fro"', and protest against oay
act or resOioe Of The Senate, ,ehleA They
may think iJufious TO The public, or TO
any indaridunI, anil TO haze their reasons
for such dissent entered upon The Journals
oftte Senate,
ID" here now present to the Senate.
'helr most solemn dissent aaA protest a.
galnst certain acts and rpsnives of the SEN
ate, in the case of Mr.. ENNFrT, Senator
from OnSlnw, with their reaSO = there tor.
that the sam" may be entered Oh the Jour-
naS Of the Senate.
The committee appointed IN investigate
MS rase, reported the following ResoIu-
lions:
RcyoIUed, That the certificate of the Senator
from OnsIow, and by him introduced to the
Senate as genuine, the first d'y Of tie session,
is forgery.
ResolUed further. That inasmuch as no evi.
dence has been offered before the mmittee &c
duplicate any other person in the transaction
that the Senator himself has either been gull
~ Of the forgery, or procured it to be done, oil
vas at least aware that it was not genuine
and Their fore, practiS d fraud upon the Sen
ale and ought to be expelled.
ResJlUed, That for the reasons aforesaid, the
renator from OnSlOw he, aud is hereby eX2eh
led from the Senate, and his seat therein vaca
ted.
The first resolution passed the Senate
unanimously, the two last by the casting
Vote lis Speaker, (Mr. Gsither.)
The undersigned protest against the pas
sage of The two last resolutions, because
HE rule Of evidence which that majority o
she committee in their report applied IL
MS case, was laid down in too broad, harsE
aud unqualified sense;-because, the evl
qence was hot correctly reported-because
mat report was accompanit by an argu
aent against Mr.. EMMETT, based upon un
munded assumption, and tended 10 preM
dIce his trial-because, that report, AM
The principle contained iH~the second reso
luton threw upon him the burthen of es
@0llshing his own innocence, because hi.
counsel was denied that liberty of speed
winch is indispensable to fair and imparta
"'aI; and because, Mr.. ENNETT's own &C
count ofthe way he was put in possessio
VI the alleged spurious certificate, an
which was part of the evidence reporte
W me Committee. being uncontradicte
suu luIIy supported by the whole evidenc
pu' IN on his trial, and corroborated By III
fueS"oned proof, Of his having the MOS
''0'eFn'shed character, formed weight (
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-21
PLOTTING.

kdSR- OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot between the port OF N
oIk and al the EASssIn pS5ss 70 Bo,on Gag HasboI
Bedford Nantucket Shoals pors far Easr
q Beekman and Water street, or 70 Adsms Express Boston,
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Ths c..w-.. gus the question on the adoption of,hs
Constellation. nnd a un.ninousiy carried.
rrsysr ~ the Rev ~. Cess
Rev Dr. sto~s sisted that ne bosrt found the d~bf Of
the socssty ~ - 49, ano about $4,000 Of which YES
secured IA boston - 100 On >sw YORK ga 800 In Alba
ny, tsssanx sbsat so 900 ~ raised.
Rev br Cess salf ~s have ~ courtesy voted our
selves LIE msmbers q me nion~ Hs proposed,
tssresore has every wnisssf - nsds iis member p~y
between sad ssst May sioo
kss Dr. WaEhswD sstA. pooE a he WAS he for one,
hal made w hs win1 ~ psy sioo
nsx Mr. Wnes-Mr President MAY make short
speech
s.sssst ysrss-yss. n yea vii give 500
Mr. WeLes ssia Ne intsn1st - 20 20. Bot he would
not make speech.
The CsssssAs uew called On ne audience 10 sub
scribe AMI make ~ the necessary sum.
Ihs thsck and last, iks the bag drops
from 4 sammsFt ctoud
rhsrs appeared % - guis sp.n, q rivalry among
the msmbsfs ~ho steaid sunscrbe nrs,
MeSsrs sadson. ksncssAs. Abbott, stlHon AMI other
missionaries nsds iifs members.
The Ffsms MnisisF ct Cssns. "keystnx With whom
Mr. Cushinx negots~ss tho isss Fe.ty, was snsde Lar
member. The evening" spent in tai ax namss. and
hundred and teenty too persons subscribed top
piece making s2 800 raised sec.sson feE Mission
sry purposes
Al 0rloQk
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= e. KNOX, ITO Fulton street
o27 Imseodr between William and Nassau stI

n HATS n
A SuPERI9R TO ANY -
rlNHE having lately effected through their
sgent in Paris the purchase of the entire quantity Of Silk
Push for which the ceyed gold
the late fairs in that CITY, which
upon examination will convince the sceplica
perior any ever before made in this country.
Also received of the echanics
made by the best manufacturers Paris being well adapted
for travellers constructed shut small
formed in hat, time a
Rat Dealers and others supplied with the different
oha low prices il lower than by any any other
manufacturers. A. HALL u SON,
200 Greenwich street,
MA 4tsm Between Barclay and Vesey SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-21

Before Judge kdmends.
Nov. 2o-The decision Of the court, 90 70 ts dstsrni
nation to continue tscontnue the trial
case, was rendered ~
HIS iiosos, VINO said have made NJ ny mind on
reflection, TO proceed with this end not
on my own motion. | have accordingly ordered the
sheriff TO summon last Of tAlssmen, and erder
to have some system have ordered hs 70 t.hs hst q
Jurymen from the and have directed ksm 70
commence with the FIRST ward AMI 20 regularly through
As We shall require tsem until Ne 90 through ths city
HIS honor having received subpons 70 attend ~
some quarter, adjourned the until W o'clock THIS
day, directing the sheria jurors from she st
ID, and ID wards, for this (tritsyl noon
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PIP EMUTM ROOTS


- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 50 so, city made and for
style and durability they are equal those sold in other
stores for 81 Fine French Premium Imperial Dress Boots
rpr y % egaa those now other stores for 80 81,
dUu.NG ZONES French Boot and Shoe mandatory,
most ashonabe establishments ~ this city Our
been Judged the late Far Nblos said to
DC ne pes. ooo Tor the price sold this Also
constantly on hand s '' NV '
Al goods wsrranted 20 give satisfaction Boots and Shoes
YOUNG Jf)NL, - .tr.., -
~ Im Ic--------------- near broadway, New York
LkAl RsOo lbs very superior Iiv. rs,.. F,sib,Y.
MIN Elk COLLINS co. 50 so.shm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-21

ROBERTSON'S

ROBEKTSUN'S
n PHOENIX n
- HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
103 Fulton St., between william and Nassau.
The which has attended the efforts of the Proprietor
Of this to introduce into superior article
extremely low price him to make increased
ercns to merit the patronage Of the public The pecury
Of his system of conducting business consists the establish
ment Of the rigid various departments
well as variable adherence to cash delivery"
lieved from the OF the
craftsmen Of Broadway and subjected to those losses
hch the accompaniment Of the credit
He senabed to offer the different articles in his line at the
following reduced rates.
Second do do do 800 Sec ond do do $50
CAPS
First Quality Cloth. $50
Third do do..... .......... IS
IN
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Nov no. csldinss AND sissrs 90 Hsrr.ss snd s-al--
This cause. which we briefly Adversd yesterday
continued to-day occupying the entire time Of the ce~r
up TO the hour Of adjournment Judge DAILY charged,
that In order 10 maintain action (this being OF
trover u necessary To- show that the property elAar
cd should be within the absolute gin VI the party bring
ing this suit would that the evidence sdducea
imperfect and unsatisfactory &C H. esrriss With the
legal presumption, that josiah STOW, the original con
signee In this transaction, should have preferred
suit; and Il 10 matter Of surprise that but partial
reference Is made by the COUNSEL touching this very
material point The entire nsucienoy Of evidence pro
and introduced and which the natural result Of
much time having elapsed since the period OF his trans
action, VI having occurred In the fan Of 1891 makes
quite difcult to arrive at satisfactory conclusion ~ TO
the positive character Of the merits Of this u IL
contended that the defendants had right TO receive
this property and having received their conversion
OF II seems wrongful OF this the jury, alter the
knowledge Of the law and the testimony has been i'm
parted 20 them, necessarily determine Verdict
reserved till tomorrow morning.
Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Alba-
ny, Nov. l9, 1S45.-Pfesent, Lieut.. Gov Gardiner
Chancellor Walworth and twenty Ave Senators No, a.
T.. Clifford, President SC II. Livingston, impld. NC
Mr.. g. stevens concluded for ph in error Mr. n iioge.
boom heard for delft In error
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-21

FOR SAUGERTIES AND CATSKIL.
.0n M THE Splendid Steamboat JAMES MADl-
Cap, CoppsWTy Eill ssys the foo.
and Saturday o'clock PM For freight passage apply
board, orto o. +. Wainwright Agent, on the wharf
SAG Inns me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-21

"a ONE PRlCE.-BROWN u co. I78 nathan square
- Of Mott ST. wish inform the public Of their
Improvement the manufacture and finish Of their
THREE DOLLAR HATS, which retain beautiful rich
lustre, and will well with those costly The
opreors confident that they furnish Hats far superior
heretofore sold for the price full of
Fancy Fus, also Fur Cloth; Mohar Glazed Silk and Fancy
CARS several patterns much admired sold rednced
prices wholesale and retail. o29 Inn me
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II
article Of all the fashionable styles and
NJ 10 and 20 shllngs, equal any the city
III White and black satin Slippers Of the first quality az II
shllings pair With thanks the Ladies of New
YORK and lis vcnyfor their liberal patronage
business merit continuance Of their favors
j b. MILLER, 142 Canal street,
ng between Thompson and Sullivan
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HER ALD-Every day. Price cents per copy-$7
per payable in advance.
WEELY HERALD-Every Saturday-Prce 50 cents pei
copy-S3 l2k per annum-payable IN advance
ADVERTISE MENTS at the usual prices-always cash in
advance.
PRINTING Of all executed with beauty and despatch
uAl letters communications, by mall addressed TO
the be rsd the postage will be
Quoted from the suhscriptio money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor of tho
New YORH HrRALp EsTAriLsHMENr,
Nort,~-.-s -" ~ C~,,e. ID N.-..-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14

Nrw IoEX EPISCOPAL CoxvEyrIo--O,
the first ballot for presiding officer. the CIer
sy gaVe,ior the Rev. DR.. Creighton. 7(; votes
For DIR. Wainwright A.
The Laity, for DIR. Wainwright, 66
. for DIR. Creighton 50
There being no election, the Con,cp,io,,
adjourned to meet at the same place.
On Thursday morning the lion. Joi
Spencer announced that DIR. Waiuwrinh,
from desire To preserve harmony and cor.
dlaliIy of feeling in the Convention. h: d re-
luested hIs name 10 be Withdrawn. and
moved thai DIR. Crcis hIon be unauimousIy g
lectcd President of The Convention. The
resolution WAS carric,!.-Rcv. MIR. Ua;c HI WIS.
appointed Secretary AMI G.. Y. :. I;o, Inu,i
Treasurer. Some discussion arnse mn, N ,l,,.
manner in which the list of clerical deb, ate :;
was made out. and committee WIS ar, ,;rt
ed TO examine and report upon il.
Lieu. Gov. Eradish offered the G,,ri.ui,.,
resolutions, Prrlaccd by few remarks. " birE
were delivered amidst repeate,I infcr,,,,,,;,,n.
| " hereas on The Sd Of January Last nm,
Right Rev. Benjamin 7. Onder,lnnk wasrro-
hounced guilty. by The highest iud;r,,I ~;
bunal of the Church. ON rcrta;, cl,,r,os -
Inpurlty and immority, and susprn,Ic, f,or,
the office Ola Bishop ofihe Cbprrh or Cod
ana the functions of the sacred Office ofthc
ministry, therefore.
HeSoire%' That this convention, wirhout
expressing any opinion on the canouicsI
question: deem it their duty to declare, and
10 hereby declare their solemn conviction.
that The Right Reverend Benz. / Onderdoui
even II his restoration 10 Office were. prae,i-
cable. can never preiorm the Episcopal iunc-
mons III This dioceSe with any prospect ofuse
iuiness TO the Church.
Oh The motion TO lay this resolution on tho
table, the vote stood,-
Clergy, ayes Sa-noes II
Laity, ayes G6-Does 3d.
80 the resolution was laid on The tablc