Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

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return estiuAatts of constructing he same.
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sne sauss o1 !npezAnees ~ RESTRAINING ofsnp-
pressing tie ret1iIink Of ardent spirirs.
Also. Of the Sccieie Of Friends O. 0nakers
composing The Qnaf;crfv Nee,i1r and rps;lline
In the counties Of Berkeley .Fredcfick. JelIsYso1
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The same petition was presented 10 he Se-
naie BY Mr.. GaliaherJ
On a.sneay among the bills reported. was one
y nj so .h .ns sOmmieee 9 courts g Jus.
Law and ChaiIeeTy md re Genera Conrt SiyS.
dingihe State into sixtecIudicial circuits Instead
Eoftwenty-fWc; and establishing 2 Superior Gouri
Tor me sale IN lieu o. ihe General Court
"a, So, Y reIn.ax ne my sulphur
Mr. slephenson, tom he committee Of Roads
SC. presented
4 oia % amsnu me az. passed March * is4l,
Tnpnp; ;l ~ cemn ina 's4u anu worm DlancH
Mr., Syme, from The committee on Banks prei
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nnfac,nring ssy;nas ins,;,n,;o1 - E sna MaI
Ferry.
On melton OF Mr.. Thomson Of Jefferson,
mso.rta, Ina, me coinmillee Of Schools and
an Al an,bar;z;ng ,Se ,rs,sesf NJ Psrrnv;,ls
Academy 10 sell the same, and he lot 50 as 10 au-
thorize the said trustees % sell whatever part they
may ~, .aI9k ladieious 70 repair ne peiiding.
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ltion.
Il The Senate did mol sit at ali.
RICHMOND, March !. f
Inc Democrahc Consenuon oeing sun IN SET
siohi me LegislanVe Proceedlhgs are very mea-
gre. ne senate did mol 81 On Monday, and %
tuesday adjourned over without dong any
business s
The House sat but short time on Wednes-
day
Mr. BurweiL from the COMMITTEES on Schools
and Colleges reported a bill concerning the Ber-
ryville Academy.
1.-TWO petitions were presented, and bill was
passed, authorizing sale Of the land Of John
Foster, in the County Of Clarke.
/ THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
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they are sustaining President who made wan
without consulting Congress, and overlooking
the fact tht Their leaders are always found on the
side Of Pa,ccr, ineyery contest between The Exec.
utve and the peoples representatives
The address deais largely in the use Of nick
names, and its chief burthen is to show that tn
Wings are tfderaiist's--a word always o. mag
cal effect when argument tails. Nobody coul'
listen to the firade, about us1rpalion ana lautu
dinops construction, without feeling that ever
| line was burning satire upon the leaders o
the yery party then in council.
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an lpnovanon upon 'ne pfoprieues OF poiiica
life, which, though acquieseed in, did not meet
hearty response-and the Governors speech wa.