Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

Ninety five members having risen 10
second this inoiion. and the Yeas and
Nays having been required thereon by
Mr.. Randoiph-
The question was stated in the fellow.
ing form" Shall The main question he now
pat 2 and was decided as follows:
For The previous question 100
Against II SO
The main question was then accord.
ingly put. viz Shall the resolution be
engrosJed and read third time % and de-
cided as follows:
For the third reading sc
Against il 80
The resolution was then ordered TO be
real a third time this day. but not Without
considerable opposition.
The resolution vas accordingly read a
third time, aud put on its passage.
Mr.. RANDOLPH. IN a spe, CHI of sopie
twenty minutes, delivered the reasons
Why he should not vote tor the resolu.
lion.
Tie final question was then taken on
the 'csoluiion, aud decided m The AIR
ma;i.e-Ayes 81, Noes Sl.-IAyes and
Nos viii be published in our next
So the resolution was passed, and or
dered 10 be sent to the Senate for con.
currtucc.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-We sincereiy
congratulate our readers. that the Missouri
tlnesi'on ISM far tcny IF being settled
The JOINT committee Of Congress uesteysay
reported, an both houses /; and the resolution
'rh'ch "ds reported Das finally passed. IN tie
House of Representatives Gy a n,ajorify of
SIX rats. II rs hoped and Geiit red. thaf tie
resof"frn WsU rcceiue the sanction Of tie
Senate. We are persuaded that spe do not
mistake pubic opi,aon, nhen ne san. tLat m
tie East as ~eH asm the South, there as ere-
~ reason 10 6efiepe tie result nil be rene
raffg acceptable.
~ wonH haze been highly eraii)ying, had
fh'F dec1s'on 6ccn ef eariier dale We hope.
ron ere', that IL is yciin time to aiiow Of
me passage Of some ofthose bills pending. in
Congress, Of whOSe success nc lad begun TO
despair -
Among these. me rank Tie bin for tie re
i,T 81 The purchasers Of pnJhc lands, and
me quito establish an umform system of
Bdahrnpicy. toth Of nhich, daring. passed
ne Sencts. are IN tie hands Of the House of
Representatives. is their principles have
points of'ssemb'ance. SO ter fltes appear
10 be- IN some drgree c0nnect,d.
nc JoiMeI ~ tHeSe nus has bern diScUSS>
edtn The House Of Representatives, aud a
disposition has been manifested JavofaJie 10
ITS passage.
bth respect 10 the bankrnps idsr Mr. se,rsapi has
gVfn Hof!ce Of lis infPntion 10 cal IL up. ne nor,
I" nit not De passed ~ 60f fsnf To me fhousyu,;,
itho hongnpnn M.iftnferhonss sJ sn, pebsr
a., uH az least be aHoHeh TIE s1fiy;acfira Of k,o,S
i"g f"df Qnssf!rn v0s taken on H. end fA0f their
hopes and tears hare nor been mhJi!V ,iisysr0rd,d
me dfaus q, fhe Till, nndeTsfaus are n, nsrleef
as they can he made, anf fhfy Shgi Iups brr, fst-
en- Oy experience ant nothing remains Hkeiy 70 Or
care d'SchssiOn ont ne main points sffhe 6ff trh;rL
rescue fhsmsfIUts into faro th:re I;po, ~, 8,
Po'nts array 80 neil understood it is Iap.d me
dScnSston aiH ret De far prolonged as 10 defeat
SECESSION 81 Tie main question. (Nat Int
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CHARLES REDHEIFFEIi, oil PiiiadtlpIia
AZ "at,rl'o N. y. ON the 3oth ut M. DAVID NIL
MEX, native of England and old resident of Geneva
aea -. lie vas sexton of the village nr,nrr Of
years lniorc his death - ~ 'N'A'
David Miller here is laid
ms works tone--lis debts m paid:
he MAS useful man in his sIario.,,
Being grave digger by occupation.
Bnt SINCE he is dead let $ r-Jnice az his fall
For had he iitd, he'd have buried us ALL
Departed this life, Monday the IGN F.br.ary =,
SSp,. refer Fosters Ia Hanover county Mr. ptiiiIP
ioRNEk SHELTON. after few uays of ma Nh m
tiiudc. F''sASe gu" WI