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Wednesday,, December l3.
SENATE.

Mr.. Patterson from the committee on
Internal lmprov, ments, reported the bill
10 provide for making a Turnpike Road
from Salisbury ives, to the line of the State
Of Georgia, without amendment, and re.
commended It's passage.
Mr.. IIa scy presented a resolution pro.
ydingfJr $ lee, Committee Of one from
each Judicial District, TO consider the ex.
pedicncy q forming additional Judicial
Districts.
Mr.. Worth presented bill 10 amend
the act Of l-iG-7, entitled an act 10 pro.
vide FOR a te.assessmen' Of the band Of the
State, and more accurate enls,mcn, OF
taxabIes. Passed first reading.
The bill to Incorporate Island Ford Ma.
nufacturng Company al Frank'nsyll'e, IN
X indolph, passed us third reading.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A message from he Senate transmitting
The resignation Of the Hon. r. VI. Pearson
as Judge Of the Superior Court.
The Speaker announced the arrival Of
the hour Tor taking up the order of the day
MIR S,eelc's resolutions.
Mr. Mcbane offered lie following sub
sii,u'r to all but the last.
Reslred. That the Just and righful method Of
settling The question Of extending Slavery over
The Territories &C tie United Status. acquired by
I he recent treaty with Mexico, would be by The
continuation Of tho line Of The Missouri Com.
pi orlisc 10 the Pacific Ocean.
NJ. Steele then addressed the House at
some length, which, aller tie question on
the motion of Mr.. MebaEe 10 strike out all
but the last aud insert the amendment Of
fefed bv him, REQUIRED, Mr.. Ellis then call
I'd for a division of the question, aud the
House refused to strike out.
Mr.. Mebane then proposed the follow
lng Amendment:
Resolred. Tha, his Excellcncy the President
Of the United States tii not violate the coustnu
ton in giving lis official sanction 10 the orrgof
bll, notw outstanding the clause in said bill, pro
hi5iting Slavery in the Territory of Oregon,
Upon the question Of the adoption @
this amendment, the Ayes and Noes were
demanded, AID decided IN the negative 5;
: 10 90.
The question on the passage Of the Res
olulons came up, when Mr.. Mcdowell, Q
Iredell expressed his views relative to tn
principles involved in them. After which
MIR. Miller moved Cor their indefinite post
ponemcnt and upon this motion Their
was a considerable discussion, which wa
, participated in By Messrs. Mebane, Ray
, ner, Stanlv, Dobbin, Jones, of Orange an
Leach, Of Davidson.
n The House refused 10 postpone by
. vote Of - TO IS.
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Finance, reported that the committee had
examined the books and vouchers in The
Offices Of the Comptroller and Treasurer
and found them to correspond with The
printed Reports, and that the duties OIL
these Offices had been faithfully discharg,
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. Mebane, the report
OF the committee was sent to the Senate.
Nh. Satterihwale submitted report
from the JOINT Select Committee to whom
was referred the Resolutions Of the Legs.
lalure Of Rhode Island. Carried.
Mr. Ballard introduced q bill TO amend
an acl relating 10 the appointment of Clerks
and Masters IN equity. Referred to Com.
miIlee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Splvy introduced IA bill TO amend an
act in relation to Common Schools. Re.
terred TO Committee on Education.
Mr.. Piggott introduced bill concerning
PedIars. Referred TO Committee on Pro.
positions and Grievances.
Mr.. Mclntosh introduced bill in rela.
ton TO Weights and Measures. Referred
10 Committee on Propositions and Gliev.
ances.
Mr.. Thigpen, from the Committee to
supernlend the election of Treasurer, re
ported as follows: whole number Of votes
155, for Hinton ll5; scattering 10.
The Speaker announced the order Of
the day TO be The Unfinished business Of
yesterday, the Resolutions of Mr.. Steele
Mr.. +. X. Caldwell ol.red The following
Resolued, That nothing in the Resolutions con
tanned is intended or shall be SO construed as to
afford any "0id or cOmtot" to the doctrine Of
Duilihcation.
Mr.. Stanly offered an amendment 10 in.
sert tedious and dbUninable doctrine
which was accepted.
Mr.. Miller moved TO refer the Resolu
lions to Select committee Of four. Car.
ricd by vote of 81 tc 80.
Mr.. L. X. Caldwell moved to refer to
the same committee the following amend
menl, offered by Mr.. Mcdowell Of Bla.
den:
Resole'd, Tina, in order to settle the question
Of the power OF Congress over slavery in the
Territories, and 10 secure permanency to the L.
mon: II is the opinion of this Legislature that
he NJ sluri compromise line should be eXtendcd
o the Pacific Olean.
Mr.. Paine, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported back to the House
with amendments, the bill for the more
speedy aud certain administration Of Jus
lice. On motion Of Mr.. Saterlhwaite,
The bill was laid on he table and ordered
10 be printed.
Mr.. +. r. Caldwell moved to take up
he bill 10 annex part Of Burke 10 Ca
awba. earned.
Ga motion Of Mr. Satterthwaite the bill
vas re.committed TO the Committee on
and Grievances.
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Notice..

a Ii persons indebted to Maj. VIM. Lee Da,
~ wilson lale Of this county, by Note are re-
questcd to come forward and pay up by the 18th
of December next. Those who DO not avail them
selves of this no,icc may expect to have TO settle
with GH ullcer.
DAVID 4. CALDWlIL, Agent.
Nov. II, lSiS. uodec.
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part Of the House, 10 wait on Chas. Man.
y, aud inform him Of bis election as Go.
vernor Of the State, &c. Adopted.
Mr.. Palmer offered IA resolution insiruc-
ting The Judiciary Committee to inquire
into the proprIety Of establishing a mode
for removing Justices Of the Peace from
Office for misbehaylor. Adopted.
4 message was received from the SEN
ate, transmitting Resolutions Of thanks to
Miss Dix. Adopted.
Mr.. Caldwell, of Guiford, introduced a
resolution InstEucting the committee on
Finance TO inquire into the pToprlely OF al
lowing the Bank Of The State to issue small
bills. Adopted.
Mr.. Shuford introduced bill 10 provide
for Tax Collectors in every County IN the
State. Referred 10 Fnasce Committee.
The following bills passed their third
reading The bill TO Incorporate Male A.
cadfnIy in the county Of lredell. The bill
10 incorporate Female College in Arson.
To authorize The County Courts Of Meek
lcnLurg to pay ever certain funds TO the
County Of Union. To condemn part Of
IIayne. ST, in The town Of Monroe, for the
purpose Of erecting a Jail. To incorpo.
tate Blunt Creek Manufacturing Compa-
ny, 10 The town Of Fayetteville.
Mr. Leach, Of Davidson, nominated The
Hon. Geo. f. Badger for Senator Of Uni
ted Safes, and moved TO send a message
10 the Senate informing that body Of said
nomination. Carried.
Mr.. Long, from the committee to super
intend The election 81 Senator, reported as
follows. lGS votes cast. Badger 50
ClIngman 6 Rayner I; Dobhin 7 Ed.
wards -; james b. Shepard Is Mckay
Is; Fisher 6; Venable , Biggs 2; Leak
:; Read 4; Eaton |. No election.
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Thursday December Ii.

The following bills passed their third
reading: To incorporate the Meckienburg
Agricultural Society. la explanation OF
10Th Section Chapter 81, Revised Statutes,
relating 10 Crimes and Punishment. To
incorporate Chowan Female lGstItute.-
Concerning the Practice Of the Law.
A message was received proposing that
Inc two Houses vote forthwith for Public
Treasurer. Coucurred in. and The House
informed by message tina, Charles l.. Hin.
ton Is IN nomination.
The Senate then voted for Hinton Al
Scattering 1.
Mr.. Patterson called up, upon its second
reading, the bill TO establish New Coun
~ by the name Of Watauga. This bil
/ naye rise 60 a discussion, between Messrs
Thompson, of Berlle, Bower, Shepard an'
Patterson. A motion for its rctommll
ment 10 the Committee of Propositions ant
Grievances. with instructions, prevailed.
The bill for the relief of Executors an
Administrators, with Substitute repotle
, BY the Judiciary Committee, came up, tn
substitute was adopted aud ordered TO b
, printed. .,.;
, Mr.. Bell introduced bill TO authors
the Board Of Internal improvements
make sale of the CIubtoot and Harlow
Creek Canal, which passed IT'S first Tead,r
and was referred to the Committee on y
d ternal improvements
And then the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
&c The Speaker announced tho follows
.. gentlemen, Messrs. Saiterthwa'ie, 1Iis
=. and Nicholson, committee on The part
to the House to enquire into the proPr'eIly
~ altering the limo Of the meeting OF I
ne General Assembly.
he Mr.. Mebanc, from The commi''eo
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Neutrality-suspicious. Legislature.
Tuesday, December II.
SENATE.

Mr.. Eborn introduced bull to amend
the luh section Of the 1921 chapter OF the
Revised Statutes concerning Pedlars. lie.
lerred to the COMMITTEE on the judiciary.
Mr.. Smith introduced Resolutions on the
subiec, Of Common Schools which were
referred to the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Conner prcsenicde bill to repeal an
Act passed in 1899, entitled an Act con
cerning the Watdens OF tho Poor IN the
County OF Lincoln. Passed frs, reading
and referred 10 tie Committee on the Ju'
dietary.
The Chair announced message from
/ the House Of Commons, transmitting a
Resolution (or JON, Select Committee, 10
consider the expedoncy of altering the
time of holding the General Assembly
/ Concu,red IN; and the following gentle.
men constitute the Senate Committee, VIZ
Messrs. Conner. Washington and Walker
i The bills 10 incorporate the Town o
Shelby, in CIeaveland County and to a'tev
, the time of holding the Spring and Fat
Terms Of cleveland County Courts, pass
, cd their third reading.
!, A message was received from the lious
j, of Commons informing the Senate tina
n they have laid upon the table their 'eso'u
. tions to 10 into an election for U. ). Sena
. tor ON Tho 10Th ins,an, and proposing 10 G
). into tha, election today at II o'clock.
r. The question being on concurr'ng IN IN
= pronosn,on. Mr.. GlImer called for III
% AYES and Noes. They were taken as TO
"A lows: Yeas %; Nays %.
The Senate then voted. When the nan
o( Of Mr.. Thomas Of Haywood, was calf
4. he arose and said tina. his position was
i, pecul,ar one lie believed the will OF /
or constituents was IN favor OF L. l.. GIN
to man; and he therefore gave their vote
nd stead of his own.
in The bill to amend the Revised Statute
il chapter lO4, concerning public bridges d
or ferries, was indefinitely postponed.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
n, Mr.. Hicks introduced bill to iaciIt
-, tho collection of certain debts, &c. !
IN Cer,ed 10 the Committee on the Judcla
., Mr.. Ferebee introduced resolution
ara send message to the Senate proPeos
mr. 10 raise a JOINT Select Committee, OF
,,. on the mar, of the Senate and Two on
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On motion of Mr., Oslesby the commit.
tee on the Judiciary were Instructed to IN.
uuirc into the oxpedlency OF compelling by
law al constab'es to return warrants IN the
Captains district in which the defendants
may reside.
Mr. Rayner offered a substitute for the
bill! heretofore introduced by Mr.. Sheek,
providing for the amendment of the Con.
s,,u,ion of the State; which was adopted
aud ordered to be printed.
The House voted for Comptroller as
follows: Collins 60, VIM. J. Clark 81,
Mr.. Keen reported that the whole mum
Der of votes given was l67, of which Col.
Inns received So, and was therefore duly
elected. Concurred in.
! Mr.. Mcintosh, from the committee Il
superin,eud the election OF councillors o
State reported that Lewis Bond, Joshu'
F, Tayloe, Nathaniel T. Green, Charles l.
PAYNE, Thomas A. Allison, Adolphus l.
Erwin, and John Winslow, had each re
ceved a majority of the whole number G
votes given and were duly elected Cour
sellois Of State; in which report the Hous
concurred. Adjourned.
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40 learn that the Southern members
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',he,o,c on what course to pursue TO resist
.Ss .bolilionists. Mr.. Meicalfe, Of KY,
ms.;Ied. and Mr.. venable, Of N. c. act.
a. Secretary, A committee Of one
Com each State had been appointed to take
ss subject into consideration and report
,hs 18th January next.
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OBITUARY.
EUMEyEAs HALL. ID C., J
D,l Ia Ia.

EUMEyEAS HALL ID C.,
December 10, le4s. {
The dispensation Of Him. who does all things
weli-who has power over life and death and in
whose hands are the dcstinics of all has
made il our mournful duty 10 inform the public
that one Of our number. NJ. A. BARxErr, a DO.
loved youth of promising talent and very anna
bic disposition, departed this life, December slh,
at O'clock, P. NJ at the residence Of his par.
ents, providence. Mccklcnburg county, n. ca
At the opening of our present session, our dear
and beloved fellow member, in very III health,
returned with anxiety 10 pursue MS Collegiate
course; but we lament that his illness assumed
more formidable aspect. aud that after the lapse
Of some two weeks, he was forced to the neces-
sity of abandoning his literary course and return.
ing to his PARENTS where he fingered until bis
death.
We indulge the humble and confident hope that
bis spirit dwells in happier state Of existence.
The Eumenean Society. on being informed of
the breach made in Their number, met and pass
cd the following preamble and resolutions. viz:
Wheeds, by an affective dispansation of Prov
idence. we are called to mourn the death Of be.
loved member of our Society, viz: VI. A. BAR.
NIT, who promised to be comfort TO his par
enis and an ornament TO society," and who had
cndeared himself to US by his alniab!e character,
Resolred, That VIC deeply sympathze with the
parents and friends of the deceased.
Ess0lred, That as mark Of our sorrow VIC wear
the usual badge of mourning for 80 days
RasOired, Tha! copy of these resolutions be
to his parents. and also that they be
publIfhed in the Charlotte Journal.
XII (. l. 5 FAHKsi c'~~i''s..
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Friduy, December Is.


Mr.. Woodin, IRON the judiciary Com.
mttee, reported a bill concerning Regis.
tiers and Clerks and Masters in Equity /;
which passed frs, reading.
Nj. Woodfn so made several addition.
al reports, on various subjects referred to
the Committee.
GA motion Of Mr.. Miller, the commit.
lee on Education were instructed TO in.
quIre lnto the cxpediencv of giving the
several County Courts discretionary pow.
er to Las a tax on their respective counties,
a sum equal TO the amount received from
the Literary Board.
Mr. Joyner introduced bill to make
better and more suitable provision for femes
covert. MIR. Reich, bill supplemental
to The &C, dividing the county Of Stokes.
The Senate voted for Comptroller as fol.
lows: For Collins 25, for Clark 20. w.
+. Collins elected.
The bill for the reassessment of lands,
passed lis lhird reading aud was ordered
to be cngrossed.
The two Houses voted for Counselors
Of State. For result see House proceed
ings.
Mr.. Glmer introduced resolution pro
posing that the two Houses proceed forth
with TO the election Of United States Sen
ator.
Mr.. Thomas, of Haywood, moved to a
mend by inserting the third day Of Janua
~ next. Nega,ived.
Mr. Rogers moved to add "thal eaol
member should vote in accordance with ,h,
wishes Of his constituents, as expressed II
his election on the 3rd Of August last.
Mr.. Halsev moved 10 amend the amend
men, BY striking out the word his betor
] the word election, and inserting the wor
: the" The question was decided in tn
II negative % 10 %. And the Senate AZ
;, lourned.
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~ Education.

FKNHE Exercises OF the 1lenouFn'e re-
II male Academy will be resumed on
Mon Jay, the 23l of October next, under the par.
ticuIar care and instruction OF Miss Maria Con.
sins. The subscriber will continue to give his
persrnaI attention in all need,ul supeIin'endence
and assistance. Miss Cousins, as an experienced
and successful governess Of youth, deeds no com
mendat on. Instruction will be impaired. as mere
fore in all the branches Of useful female ednca'
tion-includng Music and ofnamen'al Needle
Work. Board and Tuition are made as accom-
modating as they could be desired Inc suoseii
Der, having erected aud furnished suitable senoo
rnom soliei,s continued and liberal patronage.
DAN'L. A PENlCk.
/ Sept. 81, ls4S '<f
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15
(Dsfbcte.)

Die Wbt9s bon QDdrren @ouaiD, Der
Sosiinatb Com Germns bielten lsste YNcte
cine 0sriammluns nm Dslsaatcn fur sieNa.
ilcnal @cnucntisn ,u ernennsn. Sn itreu
Selhlul1en erfldrten fIe Gd, fur & 0 nj So r:
10 IN ols ibre ,,erite Mabl" fir Die pref.
centihaft iclfte berie!be jebch bic @rnen
nnnS ntd,t erhalten, 70 pcllen fte IIdb mil
cenrp Glap ODER Hihter Wleesan ,ufrieoeu
ifeaeu. Da9e9cn fno absr itre Celeaateu
belpnters an9etpleirn, Giemaneen gum De:
Ic9aten fir bic Tdticual @cnrent'rn III err
nennen, Der fId niht perpF;dtet, eesen
ieoen Observation-Disclosures ~ flitnen,
Der ild1 bios auf militirtlte Weile ausses
seidnet bat. Giefer BsfbIus III natarlidb
auf Sen. G aYlsr seminst. Die esrtias
Nti9icitnns fiit ned hiuiu, tas in eem
,.un0'1dihen" Gors, sas Gsn. Garlor
.. Der 8higepnoen.icu iuts preTsertfaaf,ss
canolcatcn ernaunt nereeu lcQte, serielbe
Die Stume Der Whios bon Marren Gouns
tD nit,t erbdlten t6nne. V4efbcte.
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&rte9suacbrscbteu.

Spdter Don 0era @rus.-S Ga.
Inna, - Ger nifde
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llte' bradt. Gjen 1misss, @rupernenr pom
Sera Srul bate, benz @eriid,tc nad, Gin.
Sel9e erbalten, Sa6 Santa 9lnna inter Dem
Sduse etnes pafes bon Sen. Gectt uno
te9leltet pcn amertfanilhen Iruppen, in S
ooer + Sa9en bort anfcmmen tperoe, um fId,
nad europa ein5ulhifen. ,......atn
slm 2. 1ebruar puroe Sen. scctt au ei>
aem nn9efabr Meilen pcn Der Soauptitabt
entternten eanc9ute peranltalteten 6efe ein.,
9elaoen. lSie oerlautet, tpar es cie 9lbIld,t
elnes merifanifd,en 0anbitentaufens, ben
Sber9eneral su fansen, neld1es iibri9ens BET
.er ltarfen 8eredung, tie er NIT I'D, futrte,
nldt eidt mS9lih 9etpefen tpars. : 49, 'i.@
Gorecpa rpurne am ]3. pc,r ben slmeri;as
nern in SeGs senommen nnb am 2. elm Des
Judgement gcsen @uencrapa, un9efabr sc
bon Der paapttaDt, seianot. Sat alls
II g7aT lSs1 saA Haii tas1U M ssS'{917f7;
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8uhlaceu.- Bir matten unierc &

ud,locen.- 9Slr mdhen uE,erc VI
fer ouf 9lu,eiae bes Sorn. pt. Sttrtof anT'
merfiam unc erlautcn unS bel oteler SeIe'
oerteit Die Semerftn9 Slt ii'16hen, 'oB p'e'
ts crit felt Sur;em cabier errld,tete sfoo1ll
Cement uunmehr cine beatten6werthe Nrus
ttinctateit erlan9t bat, wte n'all N'e Noo' !"
f.iuer ouoeru Start oieles Staates, au'letf
Cincinnati antrefen fana. D'e a""~ao'
eer balelblt It befuoIlhen Wcrten ron F'n
i,ber 9attuus fam nit Nedt e'ne DcriuAl'1
die oeuauut werDen unc octo'ent e'pr0Ot
uuo uuterluht su wcroen, 9Tn. u'n0''
eiuoe sanseueu Serbinou"9en NIT Den e'ps"
8utbanolunoen cie0e'ts uno lenlt't7 oee
S,sans, befdhieen ihu itinc Snder'e. &C ~
BEN biaralfen prelien 5u peltanFtn'-9S'r "a
then raber bel ihm ansurufrn, nm ittt) per-
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in Iffsntliden Slduern anSuSeI9en, audb an
biu,alfen ucrfauft. Weln merle itth c'ele Ne'
ael uno unteriud,e, cb lle bic prcbe bali.
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bic &rcne auf. 0tidt rufrieoen ban,it, oaB
ilb Sseb in ieiner Botibaft gum @elpStts
Der WsIt semaht unS DC 8eraatuns jeSes
patfic'ilben Wannes auf fit seisasx bate,
palIlrte aud oiseDbisse(esaetun cine Heis
teSeldIal1e ee9eu BEN Rrieo, bic bic ftauSs
lide ease in Die Dett poiauuen, Bag sas
Brlt bon Obip aus meritaniihen Wbiss bes
ltebt, Die CUR 3sit ees Grie9es bic partei
oes 6emces ersreifen! |! slueerbem bat biele
Bbis9efes9ebun9 nitt piel7grbeblihes iil
Gage 9efDgosrt. 9Bir mcroen Die palilrten
9eieBe burhitben, uup lolhe bic fitr unitre.
feler ben BihtiSteit iein mcsen, 1T fpiteru
Tummern mittbeilen.
(Wefbote.)
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Surrab fur @lepelano! Die
Demcfraten BON @leoelant taben am lette.
1Rcnfa5 s,nsn 9ldnlen SIes a5sr Die Bbiae
oaocn9etra9en. Ger ecmrtgatii6e WAsors
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9lleoern lpurocn prn ben Demctrateu e.
wdhlt. ees'cs Sahr uuroe elm Whismapo,
uno Wti9itattratb erndhlt Das Bali usr
SIepel1no bat bic Is mutbi9en cemefrati:
fhen Senatpren 9Idnienc sered,tiertist.
gSef6cte.
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Neulrh bat Elm frcmmer preoissr in
pttabara ls'nen 3uhSrern bcidrleben, rie
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