The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-12
Half dollars
Dimes
Cohher Coins.
Gents and half GEMS value S16,14Ol.

~ DIT war, enCioSlhS an aCCOunt vi the S6-
pences of the National Armorics at Spring
field and Harpcr's Ferry. together with "a
return of the arms made and repaired at
each during the year 1910. At Harper's
Terry arms manufactured in 1910 were 5000;
repaired COG; expenses. including expence
OF additional. building, Si55,090 10. At
Springfield, Massachusetts, arms manufac-
tured l0.301 ; repaired 1406 expences
S122,774 s.
Mr.. .Wezuto1 reported bill allowing
reasonable compensation to the persons who
have taken an account of the several manu-
featuring establishments which was read a
first and second time.
Mr. Nesoton proposed to fill the blank in
the bill for the amount to be appropriated
with 10000 dollars After debate, this
motion was negatived. as also were motions
to bill the blank with sixty, fifty and forty
Thousand, The blank was eventually filed
with S so 600; and, as amended, the bill
was passsd 10 athird reading, and then read
third time and passed.
The bill appropriating sum of money
tor completing the Notifications, &c. was
passed o third reading and read accord
ingly and passed.
The bill concerning invalid pensioners was
gone through in committee, and read a third
time and passed
The RETURNED BILL.
The House proceeded 20 consider the bill
entitled" An act for the relief Of Richard
Iervin, William Coleman. Edwin Lewis
Samuel Minis, Joseph Wilson, nd he Bap
list Church at Salem Meeting House. in the
Mississippi territory" which WAS returned
by the President of the U. States with ob
jeclions.
The question on the bill was debated
short time, and then put in the following
words, &" Shall the bill pass, no,withstand-
ing the objections If the President OF the u.
States ~ Aud decided in the negative, as
follows:
YEA1--Me ssrs Biugelow Blaisden. ]. c.
Chamberlain, Champion, Davenport, Ely,
Enmot,, Gold, Hale. Have, Hubbard,
Huntington Jackson. K Hickerba OK r, Lewis
Livingston, M Kinley Min r, N. r. Nj ore
Morrow, Pickn.an. Pi Kin, J. Porte, Potter,
Sh fey. Sturges, raggart, Tallmadge,
Thompson, V.n Dyk,, Van Rens salaer,
Wnitmap Wilson 33
NAYS-Messrs. i. ]. Aston, W. Aston,
anderson Barry, Boyd. CLAY, Cochran.
Crawford, Cut S, Dawson, Desha, Gannett,
Ga,dner. Chosen, Goodwin, Hester, Holr
land, Hufty, johnson Kennedy. Love, Lyon,
Lyle, Macon, M'Kim Mitchill, 7. Moore,
Mumtord, Newbold, Newton, Pearson, B..
Porter, Rhea of Ten. Richards, Ringold,
k""n Root, Ross, Sage, Sawyer, Scudder,
oeaver, Seybert, Shaw, G. Smith, ]. Smith, S
omi n Southland, Stanford. Stanley, Ira
cy. Turner, Weakley. Whitehill, Wright;
SIS.
The bill from the Senate providing for the
hnal adjustment OF claims TO lands and for
the sale OF o. the public lands in the terrific
RES OF Orleans and Lou siana, and to repeal
the act passed for the same purposes 10 h
hun u A.
passed.
Mr.. p. B Porter, from the committee
to whom was referred, on the 18th ult. the
memorial of the Stoc kholders of the Bank of
the U. 5. made the following report, which
was read
The committee to whom was referred
the memorial of the Stockholders of the
Bark of the u. S. report.
"That they have carefully examined the
var onS matters set rth in the said memo
rial and attentIvely listened to the repre-
sentaions OF the gen lemen who have 4p-
peared in behalf of the said petitioners
The object of the memoriaists is, to obtain
an ext nslon OF their Corporate powers, be
You'd the period limited for the expiration
OF their charter, so as to enable them to
prosecute for their debts. and to arrange.
liquidate and close the various concerns Of
The committee are OF opinion, that law
of {, mgr s., 6 ling the powers prayed
for, would facilitate the final adjustment of
the afairs of the bank although they did
not think such ii law .Ir.ispensible TO that
object But believinafas your committee
do, that, IN granting me original charter to
the stockholders, Congress transcribed the
legitimate powers of the constitution the
same objection now presents ilselfto the ex-
ten ION OF any of heir rPcrate capacities.
1t The committee had lime to go IN he
investigation, and 10 presen to The House
the various reasons which nave conduce d to
this opinion it ouid be mere than use
less to divert us attention from the impor-
tan. concerns of the nation, at this ate pc
rod OF the session, TO d subjecr watch but
a few days since, was so fully and elaborate
ly discussed
They, therefore, beg leave to recommend
the following resolution:
Resolved That The prayer Of tie memo.
Tiah8ta ought not to be granted
The House agreed to meet tomorrow
(being Sunday.)
The House hen adjourned to six o'clock
this evening
EUening sifting.
The bill concerning invalid pensioners
was read third time and passed.
The House in committee of the whole,
MI. QUITS in the chair, on the bill making
appropriations for carrying into effect a tiea-
y between the United States and the Sreat
and Little Usage Indians.
Mr.. WeGkiey moved an amendment a D.
a sum OF money for extinguish
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