Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

thAt ~ - inexpedlent 10 spply that APPROXIMATION
TO the poor exclusively the 81 that II .hould h.
applied to- the purposes of education uenefally: s,
'"s f'". mat az IL expedisnt TO form cunvenien,
49,, us'Ic's u" the countless, and to establish .
'ehooi tnefein IN the support of hich the count
proportions OF the $4,000 and The tuition fee.
'haii De applied were severaiiy ag,eei 10.
.oe o'h resolution declaring il inexpedent 10
"o'se an assessment 10 supply such sums n ed
u' 10 support the school, the annual approrria-
." ,"e 'sspecive COUNTIES, and the tuition fees
may nor snihce tn pay, being under consideration
Ten. Taylor lose and explained III. ner.s.i,,
y, ""optinS means to carry the system into effect
ne oe,alis would explain themselves, lie said
""en 'hey were submitted 10 the House. He
"ouiu mol anticipate those de, ails; but w.ni i'm
SP,ahati"n oil the system nf edu. alton ado q, ed
"a, ~ ~. YORK and most of,he New England S,a,e.
lhe assessment proposed a, in, ended IN o,.,a,s
"Io" 'hose oily, who chu>e to pa, the 3, stem in.
/" operation IN their districts. The question ON
concurrins with this resolution wa, decided i,
lie fgn niGtice 81 20 20.
Nj. I""eso' called up the repor, from the
eniientiary Conni, ee. The &c. oIu,ion 10, the
iulh"ns oil a Hospital was opposed by Alr. u ut.
's"ts on the g'ound, that the fun,i, of 10. s,m.
wouiu not, al present, authorize it 10 he done :
ne was replied TO by MIR. Iott, son wLo differed
WIN iim as TO the probable amount of the revenue
OF 'he year, and went into :, atement TO show
IN =. eees.y iof' and great. Importance Of the
building. Mr. Eppes also supported The ,..ol,,-
ton. The House elected II. aye. 10. n..s "a
i',e resolution fof the aprolni men, If an a,lJ,;,
'"' .A.S'e''n' Keeper WAS .lso nesaiiyeJ The
resolutions ior the purcla,e vi a woo,-.piunin.
h'"c'he' and tor changing The rules of the in.tu i
~" 30 as 10 auhorise the withdrawal of We, sons
ary IL.
eo"euieu tn, a. Was The last resolution propo.,n,
he repeal OF lie 18Th section III liz. .., 'f ,S,
-. COLONIAL TRADE.
me biii now pending before Congress has ex-
r very different feelings in dii!eren, quarters
FORK American. ons OF the Admins
''aio' Il rs dissatisfied viii. il, because he
- think that II gives up almost .xery i'm, -, r.
=, "a". lie Y. \ bio ~.i.ci breathe. a
-" srTh' Is OH The "iLer hand ,eiy mur II y,a,
'iieu WI ITS prcs Is ons There is an. ,h,r .I,s
%, persons who dislike it, berau,e /, holds mn, ,J,.
r uea ~ shutting our ports ~ The British We,
ihuia tiade; when might ha,e ,b,ainr / .;,,,,Is
terms from Or. Britain by .in,plv ;
au''"e Tue last session of Congress. In ,n.., L.
PROPOSITIONS B':t our diplomatic A,lui,,.,,,,i
e"ose o lake The i'.atier inso t,i.Ir own ha,d- .d
mo.t CLUMSY business they have mat. -, :, +,
he Couinnter OF the Sena ( repo,;-I ,i.,,;,, ,I
'as sessi II. that they had :. reason II, i,l, 49,
1 o tsnr
tween he u. y and the BRUSH colon;.I ... We
snhs, forms one OF the special AMI n,o,,,;us,,
ocJec'S tchich hnUe been comaiiifeJ Ia ~. ~:
ste' ~ lne L. d at the Count nf Louiu,, al,
iAiho y that corresponding deslr. In 80 :.
satisfactory iootinS APPEARS TO eA-, N ia.
VI '"e ii'''sh government, and that The n.so
"'t'oi' respecting II IS erpecfed 10 ram. r., :, y,:
i!tte issue before the neat session of 1'.
-N"w, IL iurn, Out, rom ihe Official ,,ncn,.7,
"eies The oerIetTy ct Stale was H., In, "
i :" ,us" matters. or from some other Cause
nc never I'D Commit This object TO Tho - =,
s' "e he' ca d'd sr"d hin, any Instructions u,oo
land thai AIR. Canning asserts In rnunt .roh
,iiat MIR. Rufus King neye, ,iJ ,n,,,,- 'e'u,s
o'lish ',ermmeni that he hui any in.,,rc,;,. cue
cunning he negotiation (brUken OH in 1so, 'o
iiehce ,he recent British Orders in to,.l !,
va. e''o ara ssis';t I" hicl causes IL. an o,o
pose ui'i Ike the present. - rhe cb,r,c.r ,r ,,,
- "a me oiio"ins terms by In. i3r,-
i-h Editor oiiie N. Z. Albion: ~
Tie &C: OF Congress VIII en- ve;,,;,.,,
week would pi ob"b!y be passed La. b,.
Gu W DIN 10 DO II HOUSES by the resr.c,,y. -,
h''ees' anu WILDE iouai IN a ,,,ecelirr -
inc provisions OF this bill mus, be v.,v ,.,;
iS'hS 10 those engaged In the Colonial TT.
,s,.o. a'e III favour oi a free and friendly in
'eisou'se Between The l.. ) and ,I,; ~;
neisa s. and will, we Conceive u,Is.s .''s'
-" noVernheni las Eel enteL of lis f,o. ,.,s
~ oc Pe'ieetiy Satisfactory. ~ il comes mani
mos every iespect To tie British proposaIs
ne mn as IL has been simultaneously M.
10 DON House, and is represented ,o !,
HE JON, eifo,ts ef bpin comn,i,,.a- ' " :
too com. osed of highly respeclsb. am, "a
n's'nbef>), will p'ob,bly become I,,y 49,.
ANY n"'ef'ai alteration IN its PRESENT form.
" reading OF the Bill Is as follows.
A"e " . suffers the trade o rcu,ai, AZ i, ,o,,
W 40 ne o'uer IN Council left it, until In. 30 /,
% sept next, when u the British restrictions :, .
4 II.
,ni,'ed 20 enter the ports OF the u. s from -,
bf''isn Colonies whatever, ercevkUo1e, (,,,,,,I,
ron, * ai,ef the said 30ln CfSrpt. al R,ii;.b
vessels II the British restrictions ren,in in f,,sJ
"',' us ,e'iiI cd TO give bolis not to proceed To
Colonial po.t. -
o. i"r as regards retaliation anil restrict ion
NOW Tor the Confessions Tbes. aren't .,oeoI
class; or rather the u. 5. agree TO omen The -
e'th,r wholly or partially, upon terms ,vb,cI,
he interpreted as follows: 80"
~ p'ior 10 ii'e 3Oth Of September. IN. Pro
- """ receive satisfactory Information
ma american vessels admitted into Br,
Io'"ii'a' ports ARE allow ed 10 bring tie .arn.
""ico BRITISH vessels are permitted TO import
charged no higher duties ilisn British vessel.
a"h u, moreover, American vessels are alo,ysi -
export IRON the Colonies The sauie goods ;o F.. =
pan oi Inc yO'ii Great Britain and her ,l.r,,
aeneies excepted. wbch British vessels are ~
'owe" 10 export, then tbs Till shall not 90 into
ehsc,: anu an the acts OF April 1918, MAY Iss0.
ana March 1923, shall be revealed ri.a -,
"c's' u viii be recolIecied, imposed the ,on,,.e
ara discriminating duties, the Introduction of H..
c"e"i'ous trade, and all that class OF evils viii, Il
arose rom tie memorable clause. "or cJse
ec"ers. This, s> Tar we can perceive. meets
'ne British act oil Parliament Of 1928, in every
particular.
- Tbe more partial rencly ,o,,,,
lhs:- "''i' SeS'" 70 De
! ~. prior 70 The 9Ob September. Die Pei.