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SUPREME COURT.

This tribunal adjourned on Saturday,
the 18th instant, after session Of eighty
days. The following opinions were de-
llycred before the adjournment, viz:
BY RUrFIN. G. j., in Northam =. Ter
~, from Richmond, affirming the iudg.
ment.
Also, in Hamlin T.. Mcneil, from Chat
ham, directing usnire de nouo.
Also, Rhea q. Rhodes, in Equity, from
Washington, directing decree for the
production of the slaves and their division,
and for an accoun, of hires, &c.
Also, in State ex. rel. lark T.. Gordon,
from Beaufort, affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Pipkin I. Bond, in Equity, from
Gates, directing a reference.
Also. in State .. Jack Shepherd. from
Columbus, declaring that there is no error
in The judgment. II.
Also. in Charter .. Page, from Ch"wan.
affirming the judgment.
Also, in Mabry o. 'rurrentiue. from Da.
wilson, affirming the Judgment.
Also, IN BarnawPll q. Thresdgili. in
Equity, from Arson, declaring that there
is error in the decree.
Also. in Harrison q. Bradley. from
Edgec"mh. affirming the judgment. y
BY NAsM. j.. in Summer .. Bunch,
from ferquimons, directing renire de
noSo. @'4 u.
! Also. In State &c. rel. Saunders .,
Gaines,saf huning the judgmen,s-.se-- -
Also, in Doe er dean Whit6oldr. Whit
field, from Wayne. affirming The in,e'lo-
cutlery order. -. ~ ss@ts
AI.o. IN Rilliam;;s. Aven,. in Equity,
from Hslifax, dismissing The bill with cost
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Generous Bequesf.-ws understand
that The Court u warlcns Of The Poor q The
county Il Orange. Al their las, meeting. rrcsi,sd
from the Hon. Duncan Cameron, rIeeutoI Of the
lass Thomw ID. Benneaam. eSa. hond Cor one
thousand dollars in trus. % the said WniIens.
and their Successors in ofIir. Coz The benefit Ol
the poor Of said couaiy. This was done in CON.
plance with hcqussi in the will Of The said Tho
mas ID. Bcnnehan 10 this effect: - give 10 my
frienl Duncan Cameron. the sum Of one thou.
sand dollars, 10 he appropriated 10 Christian and
benevolent purposes, Il his discretion"
The Court directed that copy Of The bond.
AMI the assignment accompanying il. should he
spread uP"n its minutes. AMI that lhek chairman
should return their thanks To NJ. Cameron, and
sssure him that they iHly appreciate the motives
thai induced him in his discretion to hessOw the
generous heques upon the poor Of Ihrir late
frirBl's native county.
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From China-The Emperor Of Chi.
ma has caused four Of those concerned in
the recent murder Of party Of English
10 be- beheaded. and hanishcd eleven. -
The English sent depuiaiion To witness
the execution. 0ne Of the English steam
ers. the Pluto, has been cruising round the
Chinese coast in search OF pirates. and
making great devastation among those gen.
try. The pirates generally fought ,lespe.
raiely. Four or i've iunks were destroy.
ed, and their crews killed, dispersed. OF
made prisoners. In one case The Chinese
on shore Killed number who succeeded in
affecting a landing--proving thus that they
hate the pirates more than the English.
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The intelligence from Europe. which We pub
li.h to-day, Is Of the most startling interest An.
other three days revolution has taken place in
France; Louis Philippe has hccn expelled from
the throne, and republic has been proclaimed,
TO he established upon the mo,iei Of that Of the
United States. What elect this state Of things
in France viii have upon the rest Of Europe, it is
not easy now to tell; hu, il Is to be hoped that
the experience Of the French nation will lead
them to ACT with more moleraiion and wisdom
than they displayed when they before attempted
to establish a rcpablic.
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~ THE SENATE, on Friday the 18th II
March, OH motion Of Ar. CssS all other business
Was passed over. and the ten regiment bill taken
up. ....
Mr.. Bcrricn expressed his regret that circum-
stances compelled him 70 speak upon the hill =,
this time, and argued at length in opposition to i,
in mild and pacific tone.
Mr. Webster ncx, took the floor. and said he
desired 10 be heard upon The Prcsen, state Of the
country aud the further prosecution Of the war;"
Mr. Cas- advocated the passage Of the bill as
calculated to produce reace, and TO operate IA
votably upon public opinion in the procuring Of
money Tor the use Of the government
At eight O'Clock the question was taken, and
the ten regiment bill passed the Senate hy a vote
Of 20 TO 10, and the Senate then adjourned.
On Saturday. on messsn Of Mr.. Ashley, the
Senate held short executive session; after which
resolutions from the Housc, relative to the death
OF Mr. Holly, were received.
Mr. Dickinson rose and pronounced a brief Gu.
iogy upon the deceased, when the resolutions from
the House were agreed to, and the Senate adj
journed.
On Monday the Goth, Mr.. Badger introduced a
bill, Of which he had given previous notice deca.
ratcry Of the true intent and meaning Of the acts
Of Congress regulating the frsnking privilege Of
members. He insisted, that hy the acts Of 1874
), the members Of The two Houses lad the right
during the sessions Of Congress, and for thirty
days preceding and succeeding those sessions, To
hank all letters, packages and newspapers, nO
matter for whom or by whom written aud direct.
ed, with the single reservation that they shall
not exceed two ounces in weight; and that they
have the right, for the residue Of the year, TO
Cs'e letters free of postage, and frank letters u7t
fen By themselves The Till was read and refer.
red to the committee on post-ofliccs and post
roads.
The deficiency appropriation bill was taken Up
the question hcing on the amendment Of Mr.. Ben
ton, changing the item for chargcship to Rome
to a p,o,ision for a full mission to the Papa
ktutcf.
Nj. Hanncgan also offered an amendment. pro
vldins for minister resident instead of minis
ter plepipo,cntiary, but it Was rejected by ,o,,
Of i2o 10. 80 ee-'a
The question recurring on Mr.. Benton's pro
position, tho yeas and nays were ordered on il
adoption, when debate ensued in which Messrs
Clayton, Niles, Davis Of Massachusetts,, Hale
Anterior, Foo'e, Mangun. Hannegan, Allen AM
Badger participated, in the course Of which III,
recent startling events in France were referred t
and commented upon by Messrs. fco,c and Al
len, in connection with the measures Of reform
introduced into his dcminions by the presen
Pope.
Nd. Dcu'9h', am"ulmcn; was finally rejected
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Machine Shop.

TIVE sphscrih CT returns bis sincere thanks 10
bis friends, and The public generally, for their
very liberal support, and would respectfully in,
form the citizens Of this and the adjoining coun.
ties, that be continues to carry on Machine
Shop, at the old stand known as the Foundry Of
Messrs. Dixon & Unthank, near Snow Camp
Post Cffice, Orange county, N. c., where he win
furnish, at short notice, highly improved
Horse Powers and Threshfng
Machines,
both portable and stationary; Straw Cutters of
various kinds. Grist and Saw Min Irons, Farm.
ing Utensils Of all descriptions, Edge Tools Of su.
perior quality; also oil kinds of Castings used in
this section of country, embracing Mill and Fac.
tory Gear. Gudgeons, Shafiing, Mould-hoards, o.
ven Lids, Wagon Boxes. Smoothing Irons, &c.
CT A handsome reduction on former. prices
will be made on large castings. such as Mil and
Factory Gear and Gudgeons, where patterns ara
furnished or are on hand. II is confidently be.
lieved that those who wish to purchase any sr,i-
Gle in the above line, viii do well to call and ex.
amino both materials and yorkmansh;p before
purchasing slssvhsrs. All letters on Business,
directed to the subscriber, Snow Camp, N. c.,
will receive immediate and prompt attention.
JOHN STAFFORD.
March Z. 2l-3mp
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Notice.

TUE subscriber haY;ng heretofore qualified as
i Executor tn .he sstala at Paris Pearson, de-
eeases. late Of Orange codnty. North Carolina, |.
William Pearson, as Executor, do hereby give
n9tics to the following persons, who are ertitleJ
as lesatees to a part Of the same, according to
will. viz: Thomas g. Pearson, John M. Pearson.
and Joel A. Pearson, who are not residents of
this state to their heirs, administrators and exec.
u,ors, that ana now prepared and ready 10 nav
over to each Of them the several sums 10 which
they are entitled and 10 hereby give notice, that
will not held myself liable to pay interest there.
on. as am now ready Ear setslemep, with said
lega,ees,
WILLIAM PEARSON, Ex'r.
MaFoo II ei-3wpd
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SANDS sARsaPARlII.A.

IL Easwing inarresiinx eass : prrsraaea sRd
Ne He.der ilaiaed . iis casfd FsFsasl Gem
Haral - sarA ssiarnos i saasarasary-
Eaa Peulnsy. ". Aug. "a. lsaS.
Mas1k san1x,-In fAe Stsins ~ lsal la
fhs iypas irsri. sish ul,rh safEssrd ths mo.s
inien.e Psin. and Nhrn recesrnd fom thar.
was altackrd with The spinal rompaaiaa ard IN.
hamad sasr ihrosL This cossinnsl until Jane
isi3. Nhsa M thssat An lungs nlrerais-L A.
s-nsed nish . srvere easgh. anS - care sas 70
Eenrd wilh srrafsloas s1frs eAnpsf arserihe
Whist suffered CT eve years. three VI zairh
was eonincd 10 ny bid AMI roali nat n pp Il
IN DuEing Tins period recrised no hensft dom
the snlsos prescriptions a different Physrians,
and I'D nearly given up Al hopes q err king
am hesisr. A this time I wa indserd h try
ye2s ssrsaPafiiia. from The many rmarkalAe cues
had pssfernri: and srsnse - 4 nay spear.
the hEsi ha;ile elierled q s-Mssle dang. By
euniinuing iis ase. my heaith has % murh i'm.
proved thai can now not only so up, but wall.
and fully l<lieye. with the Messing of Proxi.
drnce. that 4 viii siErrt a p~rfest cue. Yours.
yeD tiuly. ADEiSsE STANLEY.
Prepared and sold nv A. d. A. ID. SANDS.
Druggists. 100 Fulton street. corner Of William.
New York.
solI also BY LONG, WEBB & CO., Hills.
borough, by ALEX. :. WEBB & CO.. Clover
Garden, Orangr, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States,
Piiee 81 pr boi;ls. Six bottles for IS.
February I. Is
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Dlsappear france Of the Cholera in Rus

sia.-A letter from 81. Petershurgh. Of the
9Th February. states that The cholera had
disappeared from the province Of Pensa,
Woronesrh. Toula, and faurita, and from
Cherson and the nrighborhood. In the
province Of Nenij Nov"sor"d, K"ursk,
and Knew the malady had M, made any
fresh prngress; whilst in those Of Podolia,
Yalhynia, and Minsk i, had become more
intense.
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lstatR, 0is = tss l,sli AFg,slnsHls ~ u
a.n Rsls sAagsFA, 80 gAfB o. asasls sllasJHs4
0n Taasaay. Mr. Aaasnaa m.snl flEf lhs H.
&aEaey - - 49, hksauP hRsstssg i1PeE-
49, g. a.rrRaa uflhe Ea,srunszs shsi Dc -.
saa1id = raa~l lxilAa4s drsy. Thsr ws# =.
prssss arsAs 4 - - see - esd ~hsA
nesis ssaas PssansssA. 0ns q Sieeco had >
rssly tssa Essasssol
The - nas srnosaiasiy iakrn n. and Mr.
Baasss u.osed . anrn1 NJ ~ y SINKING frpu
ihs Ia q charsssAsl~ shruoras PaEsl sasasS-
Mr. MsA.aT mosed = ssrlks 81 II spFsuF~i.
aiians ~ 80 ni@sans. = ma slsitly helaasins
. he -. - afsr - sEPlsnaiioa f'pn Ne.
AIhrrfaa. chairman e lie kuahoe eomniilss. be
kishdsrN - m0si0n.
Ths draaie Has conlinne5 y MesrL Daysaa.
BsdsrI. Mangum. Faoie. Bullrr. Jahnsoa. q La
HsnnrEaa. caIholn, Cas- and DiK. the laiirr gis-
ING conrise. boz very interesting skrtdh q ne
psr~ni social religious. paiilicsl e0mmTcisl alsl
sgriculsural condiiion q he Pspal ssslss.
The qneaion recurring on Mr. Badgers nation
10 strike out Papsl siaies.- ths yeas and mars
were arirEea and IN amsn5mrnl was E.Jeeied-
Ito &c.
NJ. Iannegan renewed his maiaoa n strike
oui ihe FsOsisiOn fa . Chargeship 10 The Pspal
Stiles. and insert for Minister Resilient 10 the
Papal States. $4,000 This amcndmrni was u.
. rjee'ed, % =. A unimpstani anen!I-
nent Offered by Mr. weaeoil VAS adopted. and
the hili. a. amended. Vas ihen read the ihird time
and PaSscd.
On motion Il ar. AtheTion. Tho loln bill was
taken M. and made the special order COZ one o
elOrk tO-morrow. Adjourned.
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81. Louis, March Is.
Private letters from Taos state Ill., She
riT Jones. while on an excursion 10 at
rest an Indiln. who had been implicated
in the rrhrllion. was pursued by The in
surgcnts, who. having gained an entrance
into the town, sacked anil burnt il. Two
uf The Inhabitants were killed, and fnry
taken prisoners.
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'Women's Rights IN Alabama--A


ari seeuling n Married women Ihrir SIP
erale esiaie has passed hOih Houses nf lhs
Alahama i.rgislalurr. and was apprnved
by lie Governor On The Isl iRsi, u pro
Si,lrs ihzs the wiie's rsiale shall he keld
hy The husband - in trust. lf the wife.
estate he equal 10 her right nj dover. On
her husbands death. she has M claim
whatever 10 his property. and oiherwiss
only 10 The difference beIween her estate
and The slawcr. Al the death or his wife
the husband comes into absolute posses.
sion Of her personal property. anil In
life. Of her real estate. The husband and
wife are jointly made Liable for articles sp'
piled for family use.
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Tseatan-The Indians nndsr arms
ihmugilnul Ihe peninsula are esIimaird Al
lnrly thousand. determined % Ihrow af
Ihe IYrsnny &c The whites. The Spanish
anihnIiljes &c ia, ana are giving such sup.
pnr - they can 10 The aaihs. sending
thiihrr arms and munitions 0f war. tln
The 10Th ullima lhrer FIenrh vessels ii
war anchored in The rn4tIst. nj e campra d
chy. heir ahj,rl. IL is presumed. Was IN
give protection IN French Frsldrnis.
The .freo III, af the Isl int .nl SAYS
that an AmFTiran squadron. consisting If
a sieam-frigaIe and three vessels { war.
was upon the point 81 leaving Vera Cruz
Cor The coast &c Yuraian. 10 wairh The
movements "f tie French and English.
n well as To aid the Whiies likewise. in
case nj Necessity. The Indians have e. J.
DENLY the best in The controversy. and
unless foreign nations in'rrpnse will dri' G
the whites from the peninsula.
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nllnols-The returns. so far as rrceiv.
ell, show a tremendous majority in favor
Of the New Constitution; and il is also pro-
bable that the article rxrinding free negroes
from 4 residence in the State has been
adopted, though moi by 50 large a nJori-
~.
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Igah, shl h, n : flB' 81 Lymh W. 49, {
" = FheF II sbosl Giy lasiss sRd EFHlls'
mFR.
HE Re-. W1lian q, t.nal. Pas'aF Il
he ehunh. hFxi rsai - spPInPIlsls sslrr'
tim frnm Slipiurp. snd ssaie N siiseiing
Fryer Then ramF Eir F<Ilamanrr a
= hszusifuI hyaa urii'ea ~ Be. Ad-ns,
and 1frr IlsI ! discourse uas dslirerrd
~ ~ nlIiriziing elrrssman Irnm he
lsKt !. b. lhsa faithful nHia dralh. snl
whl sivs tl.re : crown ~ Lfe." Rss, 4,
lO.l The srEsSres IN IL rlaErh wrrs
eoarludsd Nv The psrnrmaner nf = lassr4l
anihrm. aad Ihsa The body was raEi,d b.
Ihe rall-hrsrsr. v ihe lenih rrpard b.
Mr. Adams himssiE. The anlhnFiiies "a
aIiendanre and he Rilizsns f0Dpasin.
the progression III Pa-sri hsfnre lhe d.,nl
~ he iomh. and thus The crrrm"nie'
rlo.ed. This Esnll has granite frnni. an
bears a present only tie simPlr lIGe-- 3
j. q. ADAMS.
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N0mmIssioncrs 20 1IeNtc0s-In con.
seqoenre q the coninurd inslisPOsilion q Ma
sesisr. The eommisionrr 10 Mcnico. the Pref
drui has. By and Win he sasirs and consrni d
lths Senate. appoinlnd he Hon. Naihan ciifssd
Attorney ticnrral Il the Tinted Siaies. an a&so
sac COMMISSIONS. with The powers q Eayoy
EsuaOrdisary and Minister PleniPo,enliury. Nc
cEaEEd. accompanied By \. n. Walsh. -. s.
lcrsiay af Legation, is alresdy on his Sas 10 Mex
ic@
Al our lat aiyires from Washington Mr.. 81.
sisr Was spidly recovering. and would follow MI
IrliHori 20 soon as he was alle 10 fravcI.
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Al, "a fs'h,WsT .. walft,fsan, IL
Eauny, flem Caldwell diIeFtlHg deem =
faE Rlaintin.
Alsa. in Nfghl E. Mark. iran
Raekingham. RfEiafr.
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Bulletin No. Q,

TsHE greUt foOd of 1877 viii 10 long rsmsHher-
~ ed in many parts Of the West. The swollrp
streams seemed iok DeS no bounds; hut rising high
er and higher, carried dismsy 10 the inhabitants.
Merchants were obliged 10 remove their wares from
the rivers sides 10 remoier places; fsmilies were
compelled u desert their dw, lings; the poor suI-
fered more severely than language can describe.
The public authorities were called On 10 adg;ais-
ter aid and counsel. In short, a great pubic ca
laniitY had occurred.
Well would il lie il the SAD consequences Of the
food had erased when the waters subsided Bot
posites. which in a few months MIST give out
that deleterious miasm which produces bilious
diseases.
What says the celebrated DR.. Ferguson on this
poin,i Answer: The cause Of bilious dsrange-
ment has lis principal source IN kGif drad mar
gins Of Tirtrs." All history and experience proves
this theory. Whenstb The British army encampcd
on the plains Of Estrcmadura, at time when the
river Guadana had become dry after food, RE-
NITTESr and ISTERNIrrEST FEyers ragged A.
nons the troops with such destructive malignity
that they came nigh hcing exiirpaied.
THE GRAkFESRERa cosPASI, therefore, car
nesily call the attention Of the entire West u
THAR most extraordinary and celebrated series O.
ASTI-3ILIors MEpIcISEs. In every locality
where there is the slightest tendency to any form
of FEVER, FEvER ASD AcrE, DUNB AouE, and
the like, The inhabitants should at once send IA
tse General Agent Of the district and have Grae.
fenherg Depot established near them. We're thu
done. and The GRAEFENBERG vEGETA
BILE PILLS and HEALTH BITTERS use,
according 10 directions, there would he no fear o
bilious diseases.
p p " H as fEss2e s Ssfsn Sep
should he Immediately taken:--
lst. Every neighLorhoOd skouH hare Graef
enbtrg Depot. By addressing the General Agen
Of any district this can be srcured.
2d. Families should club together and gtt q,
immediate supply:
: Sd. FmigrGu Socitfiss and athtr philda,sro
pie todies should furnish them 10 The NEEDY.
! by such means bilious diseases will be cntirrly
prevented.
I The other Medicines of the Company ere mos
emineatly adapted to the diseases for which they
arc recommended, and consist Of the following:
! The Graefenberg Eye Lotion,
| The ChiIdren,s FaUacea,
+ The Green Mountain Ointment,
The C0nsumptivc Balm,
The Dyscnfery syrup.
l u The General Agcn, for North Carolina i:
Capt. William Jones, Of I.ouisburg, to whom ap
plications for agencies may be addressed.
! EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
! New York, January, 1913.
ea@- The Graefenherg Medicines are for sal,
EAkE by Long, Webb & CO., Hillsborough
and Alexander Webb d Co., Clover Garden.
, March "a. IL
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Ilhe Boston Post states that Gen. Pierce
has resigned his commission in the army.
aud returned 10 Ihr practice OF his Profes.
sion.
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Notice..

LL persons indebted to the subscriber viii
please call and settle their accounts, as lon-
ger indulgence canno, and viii not Be given. for
he owes money and is compelled to pay. All
those who do not attend 10 this call, may expect
10 pay cost. 3,
P.S. Since this notice was put into che hands
Of the printer. misfortune has cveitakea mo in
,ho destruction Of my stables BY Are. which make
this call more imperative.
March 8. -,
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Go sfIhe q lsmi srhisl 3, ~. stish,
Ne ilFnfFsl tlusFmHfHi 60 lhlFFhai o.
HloFfHfHi nFPnsFR. ansi Elaking fhF haatl
issnfd - anruuHl q he FlsulFrs' nsak
and he eHnPu9s ihrRon. Eereirsble q
par. Nv shnlhfr IFiisr Il ne sasss
DALI. ae lraHn ~ N 80 - passed III
Srnaae. ard wnsi nngnfsiionzbly pss,
ti's llease. sPpiying sos.ooo bon IN IL
treasury, towards raying flle bah Inirres
On he bonds gPianirnf' BsHkl IN he -
DIR In nhirh Il falls due.
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Printing Types

WILL be sold at BRUCE's NEW YORK
W TYPE-FoUNDRY, after March 18th,
ls+s. at the following very low prices, for appro
we'd six months notes:
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HousE on REPRESENTATIVES,.

On Friday the l7th Of March. . debate tOok
place on a mo'iOn 10 print 100000 coPies Of the
report of the committee on Patents; and il vas
agreed To.
The calendar Of private hills was then taken up.
De Monday the eOih. Mr. crOzier introduced
resolution, Which lies over, calling on the Sec
rotary Of War TO report to the House the amount
Of money collected at the different ports Of Mexi-
CO, IN consequence Of the erler issued from the
Departments in March last, and also What sums
have been collected in the interior under any or
'ler issuing from any military commander, and
that he eaasc tabular statement 10 hc made of
the maEneE IN which the samc has been dishunc.l.
4 message was received from the President
transmitting reports from the Secretaries Of War
AMI State. with copies Of correspondence. called
Tor by resolution Of the HOUSE. between the
Secretary Of War and Generals Scott aud Tay-
Tor, bstween ten. Scott and Mr.. Trist, aud be-
tween Mr.. Tdst and the Secretary Of State. not
heretofore Published, AMI which win not he in
compatible with the public interests. Laid on the
tatle and ordered 10 BE- printed.
Tn motion of Mr.. yinton the Housc resolved
itsclf into committee Of the whole, and took up
the Indian appropriation bill. Aher debate, and
without coming to any conclusion thereon. the
committee rose, anil pcn,iing motion to meci
hereafter at II o'clock, the House adjourned.
On Tuesday, Mr. ciingman moved a reconsi-
Iteration Of the vote by which the House yester-
day instructed The committee on Printing to in
quire into the csPcdicncy Of printing an extra
number of the Message Of the President embrae.
ing the correspondence between the Secretary ol
War anil Generals Scott and Taylor, n. r. Triss
the State Department, &c.
Aher pro,racted debate, Of o'clock Mr. Insc
moved an adjournment, which was carried.
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The Wllmot PTosisa --Ihs Senate =
Aew fnsk. by Fair af ~ %. have ~
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herezi,eE seqnirrd hy The Iniird S'aieg.
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kide-boards. Rureaux. Dedxfeads,
Tables. &c.
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priors sill - srsy Iow. corresponding Win ne
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elsewhere. 1Isir sAsp sih b. found one dosF
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March %. e a.