Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

John sany sppeted 20 report piaa Of
a Luna,ie dsyrr, b the Legiss,ue
In he eu,e M C. s Pot wss Elected sessl on ,s 81
f,.er irk L. The T. OH. Or Naudan elected hair
b, Gsn,a;.i ed ON The 5h WV"
:, pena's,enia COMMITTEE had reported sl 70, the
P9omss and Ohio Canal. whron wa csicdaP. D LeLmsu
aem''e are'ohon TO re-eommt the bill With Instructions
Ire the ean.,v ssps'eSsy Of egss ~ with o.
on a. 70 ths 1anieia aud from Pdss.g 20 tAs hishimi
"s. ms 'ssoiu,ic, brought spirited debate which
hsntueky,rhe Lss',l,'ue aonr ned the 2s leaving
iribnal They will have last to deeiie al The next election
between the Gonlend'ns PARTIES Two of III have
ps'tv have be anponI,deir Crueaaea, t..slmons ai-
rr''1 r o. M W. support Of M Adam we're not acted
If Is mess have -a-forgo-;enOr laid sip
Gsoyia Mr. rohli extraordinary resolution too ver.
ocrla.d aid otATsd urder the accumulation other bu.i
Dess:
WAsuINGToN, January l0.--In the Senate a
bill was introduced ~ Mr.. Vac Brren, iron, the
Judiciary Committee, g further to amend the Judi,
cial System of The United States" which he ac-
romranied with few appropriate remarks re-
la,iye to The importance of the subject The
pro- isfons OF the bill similar 20 that reported in
the House OF Representatives The SINE Com
mittee reported the bill prescribing the mode OF
commencing, prosecuting, ard decdirg con rover
sizes 'etween States, without amendment, but
not 10 pass. A very mpor,an, and interesting
Report was made by MIR. Lloy d of Mass Chair
man oil The Comui,ee on Commerce, concerning
the abolition of the discriminating dntes on ton
mage md impost. accos panied by bin for that
purpose Mr.. Johnston, of Lou. brough. IN bill
about the surveys, pans ,nd estimates for ascer-
tanning the rracticabiity of the Florida Canal, and
Mr. Noble offered resolution instructing The ON
mittee on Roads and Canals to authorize the Pre-
sident to cause the Necessary surveys, plans, and
estimates 10 be made, for uniting the water of The
Wabash with Lake MichiI N, and The waters n tho
Ohio with the Wabash aud It's branches The bill
10 provide for the security of public money in the
hands of 0erkS~of Courts, Attorne's, Marshals
and :heir Deputies had lis third reading and passed
The bill supplementary t. act perfect ,hS To-
cations and sales of public lands ia Missouri was
aid on the table until documents relative to
the subject could be obtained from the General Land
Odice.
In the House of Representatives, The resolution
offered by Mr. Cook Friday, calling for inlor
nation in relation 10 the survey and l,ying out OF
the road from the right bank OF the Ohio TO Mis-
souri,, WAS agreed % Resolutions " ere also agreed
to, offered by Mr.. Newton OF Va. nstructing the
Committee on Commerce 10 inquire into the expe-
diency oi building vessel to plv between and sup
ply the Eight houses on the coast of Florida; ON
motion of Mr.. Stephenson of Pennsylvania az 10
further appropriation for deepening The channel
leading to ,he harhor OF Presque Ise; on motion Of
general, and permanent, and less expensive rubti-
cation of he laws of the United States, and the
reports OF the decisons OF ,he Supreme Court; on
motion OF Nj NJ norc ot Al b ma relative to a
post road from Huntsville to Tuscaloosa; and on
motion ol Mr.. Pearce OF Rhode leland reiative tn
the building OF custont-hodse IN n ev port Rhode
| island. \ resolution laid or the table by
| Mr.. p Adams oil n. Y. asking for Information
| from the Treasury in relation 10 the persons who
had received compensation under the of la,
session appropriating $3.50 900 10 pay for property
destroyed ~ he enemy during the late war Mr.
tampbell OF Ohio, moved 10 amend the rules OF the
House 10y authorizing the Speaker to admit Steno-
grapbers, not exceeding three. in front of tie
{ Jerk desk. 4 communication lr M the Treasu-
~ was received ~ith some other comnun;c cations
! OF minor importance, giving a statement Of The
tonnage OF the u. States, which will lie found in
our proceedings. Nat Jour
| The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the judiciary EW-Messrs. Mitchell of T.
and Buchanan OF Pa. spoke in favor of ihr bill, and
in reply 10 MIR. Mercer. Mr. 3. had no, CLOSED lis
argument when the Committee rpseI
We haze been requested by Member of Com
,'ress from the State OF Kentucky TO publish the
followng contradicting the sta;smo u publish
ed elsewhere thai the resolution referred 10 in i,
had beeen acted upon, and passed
Ertract IF a Letter from genhen.a,, in FronY
Jo'f, ny to has JEtead IN This city, dated 22d
| Dec. 1925.
Is Early in the session Mr. J. J. Crittenden offer
ed joint Reciulon approving the conduct of
Mr.. Clay, in lie = Presidential Election hut he
mover soon becSn alarmed fer is zee and hesiia-
ted 10 call il up. on-uta,i lon "a. i.eld whether
| il might ioi be changed 10 a Resolution of ,l,
ion,e oily and passed; b il was 70 aud ece!i ibis
/ would !all. Thus i until the last d., Of TIC
session, when is friends urged % call ior H.
| 1t said all directed on T., g. enipe Of
the Adjournment, witt Too expectation thai might
BE can.sl tiough tim Bn1sc. but all v9s in
v"ip. Il les amooS lie unfinished business ''und
as we understand is, snb>!aniiaLp rejrc.,d
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aud youngest daughter of ! NAet, Z ia~ins Hanover
county She di''l ~ he aii e, "a add
willing meet hes S4,iu- God Ihc day h. ire .
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| NOTICE.
f'E paitncrhip which cyied John S. Myers and
a Samuel r Williamson, Aiofn'c Law VS. hs dsy dis,
solved by mutual eonscnL JOHN ;. MYEf5,
slMUEL r. WILLIAMSON.
! THE SUBSCRIBER
WILL continue 20 practice ia tie superior Inferior
/ ~ Courts hed III this c"y. JOHN MYERS.
HUE ieribcr "eod in future to leyo his attention to
frm"s. but viii attend strictly buno,, heretofore
int.used Ia his cure uaiilt.c .irpe he compefeI
| SAMUEL I. WILLIAMSON.