Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
DOMESTIC.

morning Tor Baltimore, on tour north
ward.
t. WILLIAM DAVIES is appointed Dis
I.trict Judge for HE District oI Geory,a
vice Judge StescnS, resigned.
Monday the iSii,, we understand is TX
ed Ter arguing, before theSuprem,e Court.
The Interesting cause of the State Of Ma
ryamd against The Bank of The United
States, as 10 the right of the State To tax
the Branches OF HE Bank. ~
The Hdshineton Stotwe.--'The subject Of
He Equestrian Statue proposed 10 be e.
recied, IN honor OF The memory Of WASH
INGToH, VAS Yesterday again before The
SENATE. Tie discussion resulted in pass
my The bill to d third reading, viii, a pro-
vs". i!iai, il The sum OF 100000 dollars,
therein appropriated, should he iurnd IN
sniilcicni 10 accomplish Tie object of the
hiii, then lac President shall ma, proceed.
10 carry u inin execution, but shall cause
proper estimates OF the expense oi such n
work To be laid before Congress.
when tie subject vas under consderaS
tIonc0n "Wednesday, "a motion WAS made
by Mr.. i'orayth TO amend the biil, bv
striking out The wlioie OF it, ~Aceui the
enacilHg clause, and inserting i'm le,r
thereof "a proposition for erecting MON
imsni on lac spot, AT Mount Vernon,
where The remains oi The deceased patriot
now lie. This motion occasionrd some
,'iscussoi3; IN The course OF wliich. MI.
r'ont"t'a, itiough opposedIo The ament.-
intii h''iis received as a Substitute 10 The
bill, MAS wiling ia receive IL as additional
10 1t, SO that besit'ss erecting The eques,-
ran statue, according To the i,iedyr gwen
by ihe OLD Congress, Il Suitable niot,u-
mi'ili should be erected over ihe tomb of
w ashington, siiii more 10 show lie res
poet whnii lie present Cong ress entertain
Tor hs memory. Mr.. Forsvi..'s motion
having been neaaiIss.i, Mr.. Frnmentin
moved 10 add The proposition lie had sug-
scsIed by way OF amendment, as new
section TO the bill: which motion, kowey-
or, was nesa,ivcd. MAT. I'M.
SUPREME COURT.
Wedncsday, February lO.-NIr. Chief
Justice JOHNSON delivered The opini,.u
oil Tie Court III The case of Weightmas
aSaiOSi Cofdiceu judg m,iiI AFFIRM rei.
The case of BnHa,a against Bel. was
argued by Mr.. Pinhrey and Mr.. Uebsier.
Thursday, February 1.-THE Couri ,;is-
missed iac writ Of trror in The case orO.
EcqhS against PHli6aS
Mr.. PsAiiney concluded The argument
IN The case OF BMi{md against Bel
Monday, The 22d instant, was liked for
il,e argumen, al the question oil lie right
OF lie states 10 lax the Bank ol,nc Unit
ed States.
Tile case OF Barr against Cratz, was
opened by Mr. Ir1miie SIS
fridey, Frb'wpy l2.-'ihe argument
OF The, case OF BGyr against Crat- vas
continued by Mr.. Iateot AMI MIR. Ser
gean. 10.
SAMUEL D. iNeHAM, il is stated in
the American Ceniinel, declines accept
in IN n al
Eastern District OF Pennsylvania, prefer
ring The silpaliou, wmcn he bcifls under
The authority OF Tie state government OF
proihenoiarA III The County III which, he
resides eN
Lord ELLENBoRoUGH, late Chief JUS
tice OF England, whose deatl, is announc-
ed by the arrival at Savanali, was the
elder brother OF I1omas LGic, Esq of this
city.
The QUESTION respecting the Bank of
The United States, as presented by the
several propositions made in The House
oi Repres natives on THAI subject, is ex-
pecied 10 come up tor consideration early
III tiiene3t week. The report ui the COIN
niItee 81 investigation, rs well az Ihc
several propositions, independent Of that
report, which have been since made, (in-
Guiding that OF MIR. Johay0a, OF Va. whiel,
Was Inadvertently stated 10 have been
agreed TO-" instead of Stating that lis
reference to the committee was agreed to,)
have all been referred ls a committee OF
The whole. What will be ilIe result of The
consideration OF His subject, cannot he
foretold; bu II Is already evident HAT
there are variety of opinions on the SUBJ
jeci. The Memorial OF the Boston stock
holders we have mol yet seen, but shall
publish wien we can obtain copy of H.
Tie bill for amending the Constitution
OF The Stale Of Mary land, so as to provide
for the election OF Governor b, lbe peO-
pie Instead OF by HE Legislature, aud The
bill 10 provide for the election of The SEN
ate by The people instead of by Electors
choseubS The people, which originated in
and bad been passed by The House of
Delegates, have both been ,cjccied by lie
Senate of that state. 10.
FROM HALIFAX.
Captain Afheain, OF Tie Schooner Ckeyub,
who arrived at Boston on SATURDAY. in ~