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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
LAUREL HILL. ACADEMY,
iEiIERSY COTtTH

'I'if second OF te session uf zen months will
i nence Attn July and continue months longer The
ocation u miles y. y OF Iynchburs, Glc, health,
Section, sometimes termed the heart OF Amherst" The
undersigned Nt has Just compe III. st term will be
sisted, necessary lady, well prepared teach the
fvencA and Branches having testimonials o schoa.
ship from 81 the first teachers in the State Under this
arrangement tine opportunity Will be Afforded young !sde.
Tor improving the mind, without che heavy sapense usually
incurred by high board, sc Young prosecuting the
sece. Art Languages will have an sd1snage net usual.
enlovtd III the country three frtls Of the cnouI
classical Particular attention will be paid 20 morals, order
SC, we'll the department of the ard.
each other Tie terms as formerly, SO the ing
lish per term Of months and ~ 80 The Classics
and higher branches IF Mathematics Board
n ~ or ~ in the vicinity No deductions made
'he time i except - sickness some Sn
usual circumstance.
KESEGENCE.
Or y. PAttcson and T. : Rucke, patrons 0! The School
- id..css E!on T. o., Amherst county.
June 26 SIN 40. N. WATTS, 4 ~.
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Strand Scheme.
10000 ARTICLE.

10000 .iHTiCi
40 " OPE.NI.N G .4T THE:
GENTiENEN's FURNISHING STORE,
COMPRISING every article requisite % furnish .
OGrneman's Wardrobe, and will be sid 70. cash A.
cheap as the rodS be bought in The Lnited
states. Among which may he found as follows
READY MADE CLOTHING.
COATS.-Black, and blue Dress and i'rock,
black cloth Sacks, CaShmeretie Sacks Nerino cashmere
Sacks aud Fancy, black brown and Drab Green. Cloth
Sacks, and Fancy Monterey Stripe Sacks Tweed Dress
,nd Sacks. Crotor Hunting Grass Linen Dress and sack,
uion linen Dress and sack, Blown Linen Sack and
iuntirs, Linen Iu>e.e sack AMI Fancy Pacha Linen
Dress aud Sack, Striped and checked Engha,a Dress
and sack kremIln Sack and siuntin., Printed Nusiu
.nd Cutluntle SAX and Eunling.
SF>f.-Sla x, AM n ICY satin silk, b. N.as 81 .cv
and White MarselI!f'. fancy linen, buff ..s and .u.n
rar4hea and CashnereS
PAWS Black doe skin. French and English !anc,
tasssneIr Monterey stripe. fancy Linen s)nll,
French coronade. x elnlin. Union Dali. checked
LNen, y lite canvass and Dnll.
Z! HNi>IiIND GOODS.
va. Gts.-l.ich fancy silk and singh.la
>tochS.->ttadJ u~ilag, plain fancy. satin and silk
mode and huui5azne. fall trimmed bows sing and
double NIB. DE- jlnyic ends. AMI satin ci-rat ties.
Gtores.-iiark = nr sud fancy KID, ne, drill. thread
SPHusl III. j~T!in. c2tpu, White and :Ancy silk, auu
s. k and .!nea.
SHIRTS. M ~n. i.iner, G. and b.. al Qualities. z,r
ped AND r.r-k muslin, hch ry and sporting shirts, Ii
nen h,S'us ami collars Of every des .riptiau
'oSltiVs tirSe nrrluu, cotton, rinu q silk a~a
under snris. I'll. meri.o. pink Imperial, .eacl.,
AND unhlrarird d!ll drawers. Ne?IIu and brown cuur
halt ns--( ayat stJtleirT-, ~rsPsn.eis, suspend.
ends. >lh and bead purses, FfrucA wallets. none,
ftt7 s"led SILK bathing caps silk n'stl cans guar,
chaIns. 'nyS t~!js sn"h ng caps ".u 1anbrir 1;rt
~. and lndia crah, >pIiliri1. China cord. pom.ee
Eandaua and >VorIun handkerchief ilres,Inr uu Ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

WOOL ROLLS.-5s,, ID. Fine WOOL Roll. 70, sal.
w. ny NcCo.hi.f. S SIMPSON
!atga., 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
LOAIB.ARDY.

hecen' eventsin lombariy have been rapd--decisive
'"' 'l''st unexpected fortnight ago Charles Albert
vas successful conqnerer, almost all Iombardy was
within his grap-now the whole breadth Of L.nnbardy
has been reraced by the pedmonese army and Charles
Albert utterly defeated at every p,n,, is either shut
up IN Milan, perhaps has crossed The Tcn into hi.
own dumnions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
ENGLAND.

touring III" last fortnight the ther has been "a ,hsr
rnsrt'lrd IN u'ieTn c unli,s especially. Not day
has passed without heavy rlins. As the wheat las
Osn cut IN various parts, This Understandable weather not
ohs rst!'d: harvest operations but mu, ii II c,nnuea
't" days ''ns"r very materially effect III. weld all
o'' n country As yet however. tendency 10 specu.
ialion has been exhibited
The potato crnp should p-,ve seriously injured nth
IN England and Ireland. land statements to this Ell ct
are Fspdiy "u1aplylng The consequences would 10 very
serious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

and viii u .hoT time have and kc-pa general as.ortmss
:U.!GU|%. f.lRTS. PLOTG!iS .t.NV
U'ffEEL B}RROUs.
All Of whi:h he Will sell low.
JOHN II. BAILEY
Farmers Hotel, i.ynclhurr, March i3--t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
PRUSSIA.

he Pfus-ian capital sl.i Continues 10 bo h, scan. e
political cahsi ana est lament. The peoI e are for tie
Danes, ~ ''' -
HE exact rs.fion which PRUSSIA i, 10 take in he new
y c,'coc'el German 'chene Of Government is not vet
No i4tes news from Vienna ren rs tia. the Enpe-
'' o' austria had resigned. but credit vas attached
10 IT, he whole range Of f. stern Europe seems mors
or less atlctej will, the cholera and four case, hsys an
Pe1Ted at Berlin, all Of which terminated fatally.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-23
The Treaty.

Every friend to his Country will rcjnict
tina. The Treaty lately before the Senate
has passed that body. The nation has SC
long desired peace, that the sIckenina
scenes Of the war should Be closed, that
any thing intins,ing however remotely.
q" contamination So devou,ly to be wished,
is hailed with unfeisned accIamaiions oil
JOY by all, except those who expected by
continual on of the war, to vamp up out
Of some forluiious turn it might take, .
sckIy reputation for themselves.
The Treaty jus, concluded cannot be
considered as finally putting an end to the
War, and establishing Peace, until Mexi.
co has sgreed tina, the alterations We have
made ia the proposals, shall be tho ulli.
mate basis Of settlement, consequently
the proceedings just had in the Senate
upon Mr.. Tris.'s negotiations, may bs
viewed rather in the light Of new over.
lures from this Government 70 tho Mexi.
ian, than ~ the ratification final Of
treaty Of Peace. But Notwithstanding
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Southern ~ as eathy for NOrthcrn
Abolition.

II il a mawkish scnsibiliiy indeed. q
pharisaicaI kind Of CHARITY. that looks
upon The views Of misguided and deluded
Sc, Of fanatics, as perfectly consi.,en, wi,l,
patriotism, as completely consoaant With q
sircsre regard Cor the intact virtue. the
ln,iolable preservation oi the Constitution,
because those misguided fanatics belong
Ia tho same political party as ourselves.
Yet q Democratic Editor Of the South
travels b., aud Mason and DiAon's I.ae "a
Apologize for the addition sediments Of
the Drmocrafs, North If that line. Ii the
ioIi"~,ng rxrae,s from he editorial of The
aforesaid Eiilm IL MT such an apology.
then we'll give IN:
90 what difference i, IL 10 ~ y hat tina
Prieiie motions Of mss may be-. ss regards
The uniny or iamii,iy of siarsry amongst
u. 80 l'Wg ss thes Claim Ia fisbu of ,ntsr.
ference; 81 long as they freely snI unte.
servrdly acka"~i-dgs or rights under
the constitution. All pledge themselves Ia
their naipIeH- nee. ~ th~u fullest visnr,
unabridged by ANY restrictions MT am.
bfac"d ~ ihs, 'ihcumeai. Such has been
The c',ursr 1T lie D.unicra'ic party ut the
North. and The Wing presses ~ thi. sec.
tlon ol m. Unoa r,ae ii,f.. aud they sec
~ way ri escape tr,n his diiemms hut
by raising false i--u.. bs otIrci,ng 10
them thai they a., nat -b-lfrys m an alb
"r"d POM If r'sn, IN the Institution If
'i"rsoy. Nov. they IN 1t certainly rae,
mo-" p'rfrcf r'eh 10 think m as bry
P''nr, ~ far rs ,hes Themselves are chi.
cer"ej, and - purely their avn bu.,nrss,
81 bong ~ they alloy the samr perfect
freedom Of thought aud action In ali others.
We d. not insist up N man going fnr
the Sonih a'oa.. bat f.f Tho C,n.'nutten,
aud COZ The equal right. of The S,uih, On.
der the CONSTITUTION.
IA the No,ih mems motive. are i'm.
pngned # 'hey hare Iarss. while At III.
Sos'h, their "nreri'y Is Questioned because
they haze not"
These extracts are taken at random
from m article which wraps up its sympa.
thy and apology { Demoeranc abolition
at the North, in fu'ie attempt a, making
the render believe that abolition when
qualified by modern Demarraey, is harm
less and beautiful Meo,y. hut when held
by Wings is subyersive of our liber,ie.,
ADD altogether uncnns,i uiionaI. How he /
Fan make this appear il is not our pnfp,sc
~ this place To examne. we merely wish.
I'd 10 show that abolition had at the South
IN apologisi.
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Dem ocratic Hnitucimalion.

Inc Democratic party la. . gsrsi dsa
TO bear under =, present, aud we think I
would req iie an A'Ican strength, 10 sus
port the World e load they have ~
pressed themselves with. Tacre are. III
odipusncss ii oil their measures, the uupoe'
ulari'y Of their President. their last wanna;
.ur,uaes and their known sfTs, ton for ID,
'po'ls Of conquest, whether political q
national. all ii " h'ch make up burden tbsI
nmhi"s les 'han the Prolrsn shoulders e
the great Democratic party of the Uuus4
States could sustain. But notwiihsispd|
i"g the heaviness of their burden. the!
have confidence enough in thrnreIves 20
tighten their cares BY taking ccarisaal
Tits al the Wings as they jog along.
A Democratic editor ~ q late paferl
omrsed himself, and we have no doubt
many OF his readers BY an article atismps.
ing 10 identify thu Wings with the ,abd
aboli'Ion's,s; but ia the plrniiude Of h'
ragac'iy and all piercing observation, hs
hns never discovered iha, the Democsss
were allied with that faction. Oh m bf
says. They The democratic Abol;ii.a.
'sIsl freely and unreservedly sc.nr~lrdss
or rights under The Constitution. and
pledge themselves TO their msinlsnsnee 10 |
heir fullest vigour, unabridged BY any
'esr'c,'ons not embraced 10 that .doea'
nen,."
IN yes, how "ffcely and uofssised'
y the Democratic aipii,ioai-ts u im
Worth sckn"wledgs S,ulhss6 aghis!l
Ind IN tho other hsud how baseiy have ne
Wigs hcfesIesgusd thrmselyc' tsceo's'
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Borrowing Credit


Now tina, the Treaty ha. b en- ratified
the Democrats are attempting to claim al
tho honor Of its ratification, and Of incep
ton for the Administration +. il may DO ca.
silly shown that Polk has no more riph, OF
tito TO such M honor, than tho pue,ils
scrihblers who attempt by sophi.iry and
parry bgoiry TO give him The reputation
Of il. A. Pslk commenced the War. il
should have been left to him to wipe ou,
Tho stain Of Executive usurra,ion, and
high handed Unconstitutional se Is, BY end.
ss's what no 90 rashly undertook; bu. that
consolation, from his own fool hardness,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-23
SANTA ANYA,s RETIREMENT.

There is no reason to doub' (says the N
o. D-Ita) tho truth Of the report brought
by the Edith, that The great Mexican,
whose energy his sustained this war and
communicated whatever Of vigor has cha.
racteilzed the defenre Of Mexico, had re.
ceised his passports from our commander
in.rhief. and ere this has arrived in Vera
Cruz on bis way To foreign part. A gen.
tleman now in this city saw the letter 10
General Twiggs from General Scott, di.
rectins the former to allow Gen. Santa
Aona to depart in peace from Vera Cruz.
- HIinisgsoa Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-23
A DYING DEsPERADO.

Captain Toby, who !. now al San Nj.
gHeI, thus notices tie last momeuis Of a
4, ing gambler, a desperate from Teones.
see -" He was IN the last stage OF gal.
Looping consumption, and his latest breath
was expended in DISAPPEARING his Maker,
b astiog OF having committed FIVE murders,
and regretIIns tina, he could no, carry his
money to He'll and cheat the devil At po.
ker lie died that night aud left $1,000
10 gold behind him."
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this aspect oC il. il is cheering TO think
that i, is one great step towards "bury'ns
the ,omahawk aud smoking the calumet"
Tha, "Grim vissged war should hide
lis wrinkled 'front.'" That its evil brood.
ing Genius should gloai himself no more.
,ha, the sword Of revenge and hate, should
be shea,hed, tia, the hags Of embiiicred
foes should be lowered, aud that the sol
der should return TO peaceful scenes Of
civil life, should be the praye'ful wish Of
every Que who cherishes the welfare of his
country more than the day purchased aud
day. end,ng-the moneniary exalla,'on Of
aparly.
The National In,eligencer beautiful,
says
"What one Of our readers will not b.
Glad uf the news al Peace TheTe is
music in The We y sound-mu.'c how d't.
ierent from tina, of the cries 81 The wound
Cd aud wing the shslrks ot the ty ing aud
the feeble; the walIing Of the widow aud
, orphan r
Yes say We, tits music indeed. more
ihrIlin. than the clarion notes of War
swee,er far than the glory Of conquest, q
the voice Of fame which ~ar.purchase'
!. trophies sing in the ears of the viciors
n The man who is not moved by such mus
q is "fi, for pluts for slra,agens aud spoll'
e Let M such man oe trusted"
i: We can chrnnicle M event more frausl
d with glad ,idinss OF grea, j"y,' Than In
!. prospect Of Peace one winch should Ell
gage undoubtedly the sanction OF the pres
y Is Of all parties aud sects; one whc
al
" should enlist IN lis advocacy politicians
re whatever creed, and one which should
III one loud burst Of exuliaIion unite the vuic
Of the two nations.
hs We hope with oar readers, tia, e.
nd months more will see tranquility "res:c
ed TO our borders" and that future adml
" is'rations will, instead Of beng carr
away by rash and mad ambition, be z,
Nv eIned by the dictates Of wisdom, all who
N. ways are ways Of pleasantuess, and
"a whose "pa,hs are peace."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-23
CNnrlNffR (:
THURSDAY. March -, isss.
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES MANLY,
OF WAKE.

IL We are authorized to announce Col d w.
ALEXANDER as a candidate Tor the Office Of
Sner,tf OF MerkleubuTg county. al the ensuing
August election.
Awe are authorized 10 announce Col. JOHN
VI EARNlIARUr as a candidate ior the office
OF Sheriff at Mecklenburg couuiy, al lie ensu
ing August election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-23
Mr.. BENNETT AND BISHOP HUGHES

The Commercial Advertiser says:-
" We are informed, by our law rrpnrter,
that Mr.. Benn.rt, of the New York Her.
aid, has cnmiDenced suit against Bishop
ifu. hes. The sui Is entered IN The Su.
prime Coufl. and The damages are laid at
$4,000. The ground Of action is the re.
punilcailon, IN The Ffeensn's Journal, 81
CERTAIN articles which originally appeared
10 paper published IN iiaitas, n. 5.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-23

Of the Clergy and Mobiles ined the third
estate, g,viag. them still luore di.u''y by
such u coal,'i ion : u majority ut the n'ee''
ing With NJ. lie Grand aud the Able Siryes
at their head, resolved To call Il ,ha Ma
,ional Assembly" iormiog national rep
rcsen,a,lon one and ,udisisibie !" and says
a historian, the Kung condesceuded I"
approve asd sanct,ou the uni"n, u matter
Of st-a, triumph To the popular parry. and
which Ia fac, made them the arbiiefs OF
the de>linies uf France"
The King power now waned, the no
hles had Ia III, render many privileges, aod
the ,h,Id estate u,umphed in The passage
/ Of such laws. as DECLARED "prrs"ns Of eve
~ Iank and description I" be eligible To
all rn,l. military aud ecclesiastical ap.
poiu,men,s." The assembly was dlssolsed
September lsi, 1871, s,gnaiIzing It's con
clu.,on by t'ausacilng every thing. With.
oui "prudence, paii",c. [" Judgment"
The K,ng was ia, his p,er"ga'ives re.
s,f,crd, his d,gniy hum,ila,rd aud hts
cr"wu the ,n-,e :, unb,'l III place, not poTer
The Ie pie oa the other hand were
ranpinI ~ their exercise of new and late
|, acquired privilege. aud p's,,,pn: NJ ,hi
critical juue,ur- and while the /" L.gisla
/; tive n.>rmli,,"a injecting which success
/, uf The members Of the i"rner ~e,e eligi
BILE, was IN spss an, Au-,iu aud P.u.s,
!. imp,ui-niIy en,- ird ~ b-haifuf the KIN
c AMI RoN al ian,Iy: war WAS DECLARED, cor
fusion was th order "f the day. the Kin
aas ,isui,rd, Paris was The scene VI ,a,nu
aud rloI aud iacl,on usu,ped the place
u leg,s a,"n.
i. The kwg was accused of being conf..'
, crate With the euemy, aud hnally By {
nee sed AMI niar TEL populace. throog
y lis Jac"bu courts, he was c. n lemned ~
n execuucd.
of Such are some of the striking even
which ,iprned aud p'rcrd.d the last rev
+" hutton; we have hastily A ns the ptoinl
GO en-, features together because some in,'
est will probably he manifested, 10 d,a~,
~ a parallel between th. events leading
that and the present. Certainly 81 MAJ
- ed, so decided so sudden a revoiu',nna
~ blow, ms has been rrcsniy struck IN PaI
ed was no, apprshended BY many.
-. The probable secret aud silent infincn'
which have engendered this, will foim
~ subject ot future in,estigaiioR aud resean
all aud whether our conclusions be correct
incorrect, just or u"lust, the readers OF I
huu,hle sheet shaIl have them iof "
they are worth.
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beias slloved ene.,hnd OF her property
and Beau the remainder.
Beau sss hanger on Of race grounds
supported by the gambling fraternity. who
employed him TO decoy young men to their
tables; a position hts ,nauners and address
peculiarly fitted h,m for.
So endeth the second eporh In Peggy
Ns,iiss', now MIS-. Hicklnan's, enventiu
life, and
"Eqaiiy obtained a rseompense."
Reader the tale has moral.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-23
BIBLE AGENT IN MEXICO.

The American Bible Society have ap-
pointed Rev. II. Norris, for many YEAR,
resident in South America, as a miss ona.
nv Of the Methods, Episcopal Church, to
be their temporary agent in Mexico, for
The purpose Of asceriainiog what can be
done BY the Society for the circulation oil
the Spanish Bible 10 that country.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-23
Thnrsday, March 0.
SENATE.


Very little business was done N The Sen
ate to-day. Alter the presentation and re.
eepiioa Of sundry peii',ons and memorials,
on motion Of Mr.. Sewer, the Senate went
into executive session.
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Sundfy enrolled bills were reported as
truly enrolled, and we're signed. Mr.. Muir
ply presented memorial respecting the
nexi census, ~hich was referred.
Mr.. Vintor, chairman Of the committee
Of Ways and Means, reported bill pro-
vldine for The Civil and Diplomatic Ser.
vice, which was read twice and referred to
the Committee Of the Whole.
The Speaker announced that the next
basi0ess IN order was the coosideraii"n oi
the bill securing to soldiers IN the U. 5.
service their titles 10 bonniy lands after
such soidiers shall have been promoted.
Nj. Evans spoke at some length IN Ia
vor nj the bill.
Measrs. Jacob Thompson, Richardson
and Haskell each offered an amendment
% Il.
Messrs. Embree. Jones. Of Tennessee,
Harrison, and others, discussed the subject.
Thu biIl was finally referred 10 the con-
uistss Of the Whole.
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Monday, Mareh ID.
SENATE.

The Senate did not sit to-day, having on
FRIDAY night last, adjourned over 10 Tues
day 10 n'"rrow.)
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The Speaker aun"uuced THAI the first
business IN order would be the calling The
States for Iesplutions, commencing with
the State Of New York. A variety "f re.
soiuiiuns were accordingly offered aud sp
proprisiey reierred--among them. one
proposing 10 dispense With members desks,
IN the hall of the House Of Representa-.
tiyes, which was laid on the table, BY yeas
95, NAYS 90, another. declaring 'ha, in the
dispeusation uf The a. Spoils," mechanics
aud farmers ought not TO be overlnok ed--
laid on The table by yeas 81, In 80 nays;
and another, Proposing thai the Judges Of
the Supreme Court should BIZ appointed for
a term of years, instead of for iIie--a hieh
vas also laid on tho table, by vote u s3
yeas TO IS nays.
The Speaker laid before the House sun
drv communications from the Exr cuilve
Department., relating 10 Ocean Steam Ma
.iyiilop, the Mails, and the Patent Office
which were ordered 10 be printed.
The House then adjourned.
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Snndry bills we're reported from CON.
miitees, which were read twice and refer.
red To the committee Of the Whole.
The Speaker announced that the mex,
business in order would be the motion to
refer the Veto Message Of the Preslden,
of the u. States, 10 select Committee.
Mr.. Vi.,on Withdrew the motion to re.
fer to select committee.
The mex, motion was TO refer IL TO the
COMMITTEES on Commerce.
Mr.. Moses Hampton spoke in strong
terms Of opposition. to the policy Of the
Administrator.
Mr.. Sawyer called for the Previous
Question. but beioIe the question was put
Tae House adjourned.
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Friday, Mdreh 10.

SENATE.
/ Little business was Transacted IN open
! sessi,a Ia. day.
A petition was presented BY the Poesi.
dent OF the Senate, frnm the cIliz'ns al
Washington, irayio2 for the purchase at
Mount Vernon by the L. 5. Government.
The peiitlun was referred Ia the commit
tee On the District If Columb,a, aud was
ordered tn be printed.
Oh mn,i"n of Mr.. Sewer, the Senate
went iu,u Executive session.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Sawyer made an unsuccessful Ell
iuri Ia have recnnsidered the yule Of yes
,erday respecting L,pham's patent.
On Mr.. CrowrlI's urniion, the House re
solvei Itself iuio committee of the Whole
, (Mr. Bredhead in the chair,) and took al
private bills.
Mr.. Adams Pa,en, Window Glass Bill
4 was discussed at length by Messrs. Cum
mings, Henley, Evans, Bawiin, Sawyer an
others. The committee rose, however. be
!, fure any vote was taken on the bill. 500
!. after the committee ruse, u motion Ia ad
lourn was made division was called fol
= and at the moment The House was dividing
a fight occurred between Mr.. Harral.o
!. and Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee. Alter o.
der was restored, both the combalan
= humby apologixed to the House for Ii
!. breach Of decoIum.
Mr.. Paltrey moved that when the Hous
N adjourned to-day. i, should adjourn to MOI
"A day next, which was adopted.
Mr.. Jacob Thompson moved that s.
!. leci committee Of five be appointed, 10 e.
a. quire into the cause Of the rFncontte b.
tween Messrs. Harralson and Jones.
4. Mr.. Stephens opposed the motion, al
W Mr.. Hunt supported it.
Mr.. McLane announced tina, the bell
l. geren,s had mutually apoIoei-ed, and :
:. further action towards reconciliation, W,
- happily unnecessary.
e The beIliserenls here publicly shoe
h hands.
MIR. Stephens moved substitute, di
pensln. with the Commute e which W
adopted aud then the House adjourned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-23
Wednesdoy, March s.
SENATE.
SENATE.

After PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Gurley
sandry petitions aad memorials were pre-
seated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
BY GREELEY & McELRATH.


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