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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

~ cary otfCet, Yedr N Ire lg.rlniu and Ei.jE,eyS
Rapke.
TOSEPH VILLA 5 is grateful to the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past fayours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses 10 have them ia
ken 10 pieces which viii enable him 10 warrant them
TO be- dyed and finished well Mt any establish
ment IN tho Union Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary, as he has suitable machines to finish then il
sent to him IN the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and rcnews IN colour coats pantaloons, and vests to-
getcr with all kinds Of apparel and ifrequcsted repairs
them III the neatest manner. As usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed furniture
stuis cle0nsed and rG-dyed in the neatest manner
n. b. Tickets will issued on leaving the goods
with him, and requests they vii! be presented on ap-
plication for the same.
no II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
UNION HOTEL

To Me Membcrs Of The Lcgislaiurc.
NE RS. MARIA BOVANNAN takesthis method
LVh oliniormng her friends and the public, and the
Members Of The Legislature in particular, that the
Union Hotel viii be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent bar Keepers TO supcrin-
tend her bar bed rooms and table, attentive oslcrs for
her stables, and promises for herself that neither
pains nor expense shall be wanting to render it ac-
ccrtabc TO ITS former patrons, and in every respect as
worthy OF public patronage as any similar establish
incnt in the United States.
Having fitted mp her bed rooms and porours in the
irs style Of nconcss and elegance she is prepared to
accommodate with or without their fbmics, fifty or
SIXTY Members ofthe Legislature, with board upon
terms as reasonable and accommodating, as any sin-
lnr establishment in tho Citv.
no fE-Sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

a Large Brass Box Of Tobacco Press Screw
was stopped last week from white man and q
black man, who offered it for sale 1t is supposed 10
have been stolen. The owner can obtain it by apply
ing at my shop. ). d. DEN0ON.
Dds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
PETERSON PARTEN,

Matchmaker ard Jc.uelier,
~ RtTEFUL for past avours, takes this method of
~ informing his friends and The public in general.
that he still continues TO repair oil kinds of Watches
with neatnesS and despatch. at his old stand one door
above Messrs. Hall x Moorc's.
n. Is. Always on hand, neat assortment Of Jet9-
etry and UU;ehcS.
nov ii ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

EASTERN DIsTRCT or VmGINtA-io mt.
Ed Fl IT remembered that Oh the fifteenth dav of DC
80 tober, in the fifty third year Of the Independence
OF the United States OF America. PETER Corrow. of
the said District hath deposited in this Office the IL
tie OF book the right whereof he claims as proprie-
tor IN the words following, to wit: DONALD
NDAIR; a novel, by Young Lady of Virginia
'i'is bcttcrbe loey born
And range 18th humble !ivcrs I'm content;
Than To hC pcIkd up IN a Offering grief
md wear a golden sorrow. Sbakeepcoy,
IN two Volumes in conformity TO the act of the Con-
gress OF the United States entitled IAN act for the
encouragement OF learning, by securing the copies Of
maps, charts and books TO the author nd proprctors
OF such copies during the terms therein mentioned g"
Iip. JEFFRIES,
Cicyh Of the Eqsfcyn District Of Iirgilia
" i. The above work will be ready for sale IN 10
or - days. nov -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
COOK g. RYAN

Ladies & Ge''eo,ens Boot o.nd Shoe .Naavftcf,D.ers
4 1oNTiNCE ut their old established stand, opposite
~ the Eagle Hotel, where their former patrons and
the public IN general, may depend upon having every
article IN their line manufactured in the latest fash
ions and Of the best materials.
We keep constantly OF hand large supply of gen
enens boots, shoes and pumps ladies' slippers and
walking SHOES. lasting seal skin and morocc rent r.
mems stout plantation shoes and bootees brogtles and
wonen's leather Shoes for servants
a new and very comfortable fashion of ladies'
walking shoes, just received from London
Misses slippers and walking shoes; boys' stout
shoes and dancing pumps: ali of our own manufacture.
Gentemens water proof boots and shoes. an
article recommended preventive for colds and
doctors bills Our country friends may depend upon
our usual punctuality.
nov Il tot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
CHRIS 9TANTTY-

DREsrNT statcUcC Chr
d Establishment for
the world. Edited bv
The Diffusion Of G.
The diffusion Of know
freedom; for s8lr ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

Furniture. en6tiGn Blinds and PianoeS.
TnNllE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand a rene
M raj assortment OF Cabinet Furniture manulac-
iurcd by the most select iourneyen, and of the best
materials, VIZ: sidcbonrds bureaus secretaries book
cases, china-prcsscs, double and single wardrobes
c'rved ANA plain screw and patent Joint bcdsteads,
straight leg'd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables, low post and canopy top cribs, plain and
figured cloth sofas curlcd hair and moss mattresses
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs, Now panocs Wi h
an assortment ot Venetian blinds Of various Sizes
Any article in the above line will he made at tho
shortest notice the most reduced price, and in the
most fashionable anu wOrimanlkc manner.
the Subscribers special attention To the Unlcr,al-
ing shall b" given al the shortest notice and at the
most reduced prices lie also keeps for hire neat
funeral hcarsc, with good rver and gentle horses
GEORGE HENDREE.
Opposite to the Merchants Coffee House,
Nov 81 Mnin Stract
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d CO.
HAZE FOR SALE,

DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
HAZE FOR SALE,
Z GH Hh1s. superior English Island)
and Cuba !nN'"sseS
so bags green coffee
IS boxes window glass, 8xI0 aud lOxl2
200 kegs gunpowder. coarse and fne
Is hhds Antigua rum
10 do jamaica do
% pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gn
do Imitation brandy
hhds n. England rum
80 bbls. 90
80 10 gin
100 doz. bottles Scotch snuff
500 runs. wrapping paper
1000 TO cap pot and letter do from - to 81 Dr. I'm.
100 do denny, medium and royal writing do
200 tDls. no. ) macScrel
30 90 no. and no. /, 10
80 do tanners oil
100 casks Thomastown line
200 boxes brown soap
so or. casks Malaga wine
i CCroolts indigo
30 boxes bloom raisins
80 cases fur and wool hats
40 casks Gu; nails and bruds
5Go sides sole leather
20 bags pepper
Cotton goods, playing cards, cheese. cotton vans
White lead, gunpowder teas glass ware, &c. &c.
Nov IL wet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

Besides great number of smaller prizes.
La this scheme the splendid sum of One H,u,drzts
Gnd Thirteen Thousand Fire Hundred and Tseerr,
Dollars, 'ciH be alcarded TO some Of Fortunes FapC-
rites.
The drawing viii be received on Friday evening
next The cash viii be paid for prizes the InomeIs
the drawing IS received, at the Lottery & Exchange
once OF 2. CHUBB.
Philadelphia, Nov. 25th 1898. OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
Opposite to the MGrchlnts' Coffee House
Nov q Mnin Street

hIuth ouect.
WILLIAM ALLEN, .M5rchaai Tailor,
4 AsSaddrd TO his former Stock an assortment OF
Il superior Cloths, CU.smerrs and Vrstinns:
which he viii make up to order, the shortest notice
ard in the most fashionable manner.
He keeps on hand general supply of the best
trimmings; which lac will furnish his customers on the
most reasonable terms.
nov II ColOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

e ianity,aud or,ho Missionary
i propagation. in all paris Of
frederick Shobcil.
nstianity IS at tho same time
IL lCr. civilization, and moral
r T. NtSIi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

E'HEi UNION CANAL, Class No. Is, Is to be drawn
when the following Splendid Prizes will be DIS
tributcd:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

SALMON, MACKEREL. &c.
so Bhls. No l. >. mackcrcl
20 kits No. / family do
. do spicrd do salmon
90 kegs % do DO and few quiutcs superior cod
IHh, Just received, and offered at the lowest prices by
WIN. ]. CLARKE.
nov lH
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

in order to cary It OFF you adyar,.
your money or risked your credit. -
means Of aiding, promoting or afectip,
YOU are, to all intents and purposes ~
sponsible for it. lfthere were anv imo..
priety orcriminality, you were Just as m l,S
particepS criminiS in case you were on
security for the benefit of others, as ",
would have been, you were yourself :
reap the whole or a portion of the profit !.
the speculation. 1t would make no Diff,
ence in principle. You were a negro r,
der a dealer IN h,mdn flesh. This Va,
have Yourself admitted, and coniae
signed by your own hand is referred to, g.,
certified copy deposited with your pnnte.s
II can therefore make no difference wh,.
Their the unfortunate objects Ofthis spec0l.
ton were to be transported to ne lowe.
country for your individual profit Or a,
that of your prOteges and frleids. Yo
were il seems, the most important parr
70 the contract-you alone hadcapital and
credit. and without your aid ne spocg.i.
ton would not have been made. 70,
therefore, are fully responsible Tor all G
consequences attending 1t, and for all "a.
improperly involved in it, hthere were
ny, whether you acted, as was gcnora7
believed at the time, vllha view to yoWog.
pecuniary Gain, or as the accomplice, d.
alder &, abettor ofother dealersln tha.ss.
cies oftrailic.
Permit me, in conclusion, TO say, Ga
you and your adherents should be cautions
not TO assail the feelings and reputation q
men. who have every disposition to renaa
quiet during the present controversy bt
who, if excited, and driven to act in gl
defence, may show that they know mona.
bout some Of the transactions Of your be
than YOU would wish to see exposed a,t,
present critical period.
BOYD McNAIRY.
July 18th, 1893.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06
POLITICALHIsTORY
FROM rrr RICHMOND VHI1.

The G8ruar If Vrgmjq.-To our
mo small surprise We met with the follow
ino address tclIr. Giles, rcpu5lshed In
ms Savannah jIercury of tine llth INST
andwh.ch was0yiglually published M some
neVsDaDer of this CITY. Did Mr. Giles
contradict th statement at the 6mel lis 10
trle that hawas u favor of disuni0n as
lonr aqo 1892 We knew he was at
present am .dy1catD for the separation of
The Ur.ol--that his messages Co tho Le-
risla.1re meant this. and nothing but th,s
that he has lately ayered that the Union
had bee. productive of mo- other benefit to
Virginia, than the transportation Of the
mails-but wc DID not dream that his o.
uini9as were of so ancient standing. We
were in hopes that they were the creatures
of disappointed ambition and a s0Ured tens
Der. and not ofdehbcrate and sound relec-
Uon. We ask attention 90 the o0Serva-
lions ofhe Mercury, and TO Mr.. Nelson's
card
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

have been seriously called on ana advised
to calculate the advantages ofthe Union
We would by no means, however, be IN
derstood as accusing the great body of the
People. even those who appear most IN
famed with harboring any feeling really
hostile TO the Constitution Of the country:
such feelings, in general, we know to be
STRANGERS to them; but they are the duDes
ola few demogogues, who pretendedly cold,
mild. and candid, are coyertly using every
excrtion to stimulate others to madness and
desperation.
Among the politicians of this class, Gov
ern0r Giles, of Virginia, has lately become
conspicuous; and we find from a recur-
renee to the newspapers of former times,
that he was always noted for his hostility
to the Union ofthe States. The following
address to him was published in the news
papers of Richmond, in 1899, and OK
tensiyely circulated; and the charge o. his
having at the time expressed a desire TO
see a separation ofthe States, was not, we
believe, conradicted-and indeed, we may
infer that bis wishes on this subject have
not yet undergone the least change.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06
AN ORDINANCE,
TO prccem certaiR dGRgGo9.
practices withiR the bOyOHs'
Of WheeiiRg.

b orlamed, Tha; It shall be un.'. 4 =
Gy a Kite within the borough roil al
play al the game commonly called slh-
engage in any other play OF sport, y % j. Z
thing within any street ~ alley Of tlc w.,
tending 70 produce q bodily injury o. - =
the life or propcHy Of any per-On any -. Z,
son OF persons offending again-t ans z. ~. !.
ordinance, shall, on conviction thcrcoi ~. =
Mayor or either ofthe Aldermen, be DID,. \. =
sum not exceeding FIVE dollars, with Coz. \ =
Any Minor offending against any P-' ~
ordnance, shall on conviction as aDo'.' 80
bis Or her parent, or guardian, Or ID ~. ~,
payment Of any fine not exceeding I''
that may be imposed for such offence. 80
Ihi. ordinance shall take effect and ?, .
from and after the publication thereon b.
JOS. W. RAY, R'o'
Passed July II, 1s2s.--20 g.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

vU0T THE SAVANNAH 1fERclEf-
1t seems evident that there are many ln-
divijuols u this country, Of high standing
and extensive influence. who have. all a.
logg been hostile otbe Union, Ofthe States;
who have aonsldored the lustre other own
glory as cclpsed by the lofter names winch
may be found IN the political calender Of
the Union; who have felt their aristocrau-
cal pride mortified by a conjunction with
the unos-entluous farmers. the humble me-
chauics, the splnners and weavers of the
North, and who, IN consequence, have been
auu01sly watching, carefully noting the
signs Of times, tor a favorable opportunity
10 produce q schism In the Union, and es-
tabhsa amora splendid Government South
ofthe Potomac. Itls for this that every
symptom of excitement I'M the public mind
IS marked, and made the most of; II is for
this thaI local preludices are disseminated,
stimulated, and eNasperated; DO IS for this,
that the statesmen and politicians Of one
section of our country are SAID TO be hos
tile 90 the interests. perseyeungly bent on
tTamping ON the rights and privileges of
ancther. And il Is also for this, thar we
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

AllN ll.fINi.Nl4f IA Ne ~ 4 t'Os
TO Um. 3. Giles, Esq.
SIR; In company last evening, at the
Swan tavern, 1 heard a gentleman say,
that YOU had declared it was your desire
to see a separation of this State from the
General Unionl called upon that gen
ternan to know ifhe had heard ittrom your
self which be informed me was not the
case, but told me where | might be better
informed upon this subject waited up
on the gentleman this morning, who was
at table with YOU, and he says thay YOU
did uneql1y0cal,V declare 1t to be your wish
and object to effect q dissolution of the
Federal Compact, aud bring about such a
separation. The object Of this Is, there
fore, To know Of you, whether these asser-
tons were made by You, or whether You
were serious in such a declaration! Be
cause, if YOU are, think 1t time for every
friend of his counTy's welfare TO prepare
for such an event
ann your hunblesorvant,
>. NELSON.
p-.Ir.-rJ I'm otE 1904
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06
TOBACCO &C.

9 Boxes Cayen5ish, pound lump ''
Manufacture;
- Kegs CavoBdish, Pin,burgh s-'
8 Plug,
Received and Tor sale by ,-,r,, A. {,
J. 8. F0iiaiIh -
July l6, ls2s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30

whenever the application of the same shall be
requested by The Presiding officers of either
House Of Congress, or the Commissioner OF
The Public Buildings.
And, THAI il shall he the duty Of the Com.
missioner of the Public Buildings. to obey such
rules and regulations as may, from time 10
lime, be prescribed, jointly, by the Presiding
Officers Of the two Houses Of Congress, for the
rare, preservation, orderly keeping, and police,
OF all such portions ofthe Capitol, its appurte-
%nances, and the enclosures about it. and the
Public Buildings and property in its immedi-
ale vicinity, as are not IN the exc elusive use anu
occupation of either House Of Congress; that
1t shall also be his duty to obey such rules and
regulations, as may be from time 10 time. pre-
scribed by the Presiding Officer of either
House OF Congress, for he care, preservation,
orderly keeping, and police Of those portions Of
the Capitol and lis appurtenances, which are
IN the exclusive use and Occupation of either
House OF Congress, respectively; and, that il
shall also De his duty 10 obey such rules and
regulations, as may, from time to time. be
prescribed by The President of the u. States.
Tor Inc care, preservation, orderly kecpinr. and
police, oflhe Other Pubic Buildings and Pub
lie Property, in the City Of Washinpou. & IN.
Commissioner & his assistants are hereby An.
'h'rized and empowered to use all necessary &
proper means Tor the discharge of the afot eSaid
duties: anc the necessary assistants Of ,he Com.
missioner shall receive a reasonable com ,en-
sa'lon 'o' thrIr services, TO be allowed bv The
Presiding Officers of the two Houses Of Con-
gress; one mpIe'y Of the said sums to be paid
out Of he contingent fund Of thr Senate, and
the other moie,y of the same to be paid out of
the contingent fund Of the House ofRepresen>
~tatives."
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BEACON OFFICE News Room
k..cL .y,o N

BEAcoN OFFICE News Room
Norfolk. .Aprl %, 9 H. "
Arrived at SeawelPs Point, schr Elizabe,h. Howes,
Boston g days, in baiiast-saw 2 briggs off the Cape
yesterday, bound in.
Schr (New-fork packet) from Richmond, bound to
New. York, sailed from the point this morning.
Sai'ed from Crany Island, brig Rosannah, Weston,
for Rio de Jane,ro
The brig which went up James River on Friday last.
was the Pioneer, from New York,
The brig United States, Bell, from New. orleans,
and ,loop Independence, Osborn, for New York, will
sail this day,-and from the Roads, brig flax, Albee,
for Rlexsndria.
ihcfollowinSv vessels have gone 10 sea-Ship Hope.
for New-OrleanS, brig unrgaretts, for South America:
isoila. tor -; schr Kingston, for Madeira, from
Bdunorei brig Voiant, for Cowes, from Georgetown,
and sioop Globe, for st. Thomas, from Alexandria.
The schr. Set & William, Uowes, from Baltimore,
bound TO W lmington, n. {. which was driven ashore
on Spinner's Point in the blow on Monday night, 18th
INST was got off last - ening.
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Venetian Window Blinds.

TFNHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform The public,
L that he has commenced the manufacture OF win.
dow blinds Of every description such as
Spring roller shutter blinds, for the outside Of the
windows,
Spring venetian curtain blinds for the inside, and
Spring parlour blinds.
Spring hall doors.
GTThe above will be made at the shortest notice,
and low er than the wholesale New. York prices. The
above blind, which he offers to the public, are no, to
be surpassed for neatness- elegance, and ~durabili,, by
any thing nfthe kind heretofore offered.
Also, Portable desks, gentlemen's dressing C sses,
and all kinds of Cabinet work made at the shortest
notice, by application to tie subscriber on Washing.
to~n.street, A doors north OF King-street. opposite the
Marshal's Office. Orders for Washington lobe left Al
N. p. Poor, Commission Store on the. Avenue.
n. B. Old blinds repaired and painted.
or Two APPRENTICES WANTED.
march % W.. FERGUSON, fr.
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New establishments.

VNIIE subscribers having commenced the BLACK
i SMITH in the shop no W in the oc
cupancy Of Mr.. Duffy, on the east side of RoyaLs,rcc
near the market, solicit, a share Of public patronage.
They have worked in New-York, PhiladeIphia, Rai,i.
more and other establishments, for The purpose of FAC
curing a thorough knowledge of their business; they
now Can offer themselves with confidence TO the pub
lie, in all the various branches Of their profe ssion.-
HORSES WILL BE SHOD,
in as good style as in any other shop in the District.
Persons favoring them with'their custom may RELY on
punctuality and despatch, ard that their horses will
not be injured in shoeing, as frequently occurs by per.
sons not being properly acquainted with the business.
MICHAEL ChGHBN.
april 23-7t MICHAEL SIMON.
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I Jaw hooks.

TUST received. at the Auction Store, for private
% sale, at half book store prices.
Samples of a variety of Law Books, 10 the attention
of practitioners and others, is requested. among
them, are
Eas,s Reports, by Day, 10 vols; Tauntons Reports,
$ vols, Banne!I e Alderson's do. 4 vols; T'yler's do,
, vols; American Digest, 4vols; Black stones Reports
. vo.s; Abbot on shipping; Hawkins Pleas OF the
Crown; Jacobs IN sea Laws; Msnnery's Digest; Swift's
Evidence; Fell on Guarantees; Edwards Admiralty
Reports, Coke's, Addison's, gc. Reports; Bankrupt
Acts; Bailmcnts, &c.
auril "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30
AUCTIONS.
Peremptory Sale Of Dry Goods,

Peremptory Sale Of Dry Goods,
IN WEDNESDAY NEXT the sOth inst. at hal
~ past 9 O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms, l shall COM
mencc the sale of an extensive assortment of seasona.
BILE Dry Goods, consisting in part of
Cahcoes OF almost every pattern and quality, all Of
this springs importations.
- and o. Grecian stripe muslin ~giRghams
Black silk hdkfs
Mems and women's silk and cotton hosiery, a fine
assortment
Fandaliau muslins, - and Ga cambries
Canton grapes, Britannia and flag hdkfs
Plaid and striped bateste q beautiful article for 10.
dies
Spool cotton, cotton suspeRders
Nankeens, vestings
English and French linen drilings. srsndurells
Roman c%asimeres, cotton do for gig tops
.7ngola casimeres, holland, circassians
Florenunes and satteens, packs of pins, lastings
Buckram, topsail duck, buttons
Gloves ingreat variety. Leghorn bonnets
Sd, 7-S, 54 and other domestics
Linen drilling pantaloons, ~ Irish linens
Figured and plain black erode nap, muslin robes
Anu almost every other article suitable to the seasons
Termsat sale. GEO. JOHNSON.
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TWENTIETH CONGRESS, Isl SESSION.
Monday, .2prii %, 1923.
OF CONGRESS.
In SENATE.

VI LsS
The resolution submitted on Friday by MIR.
Johnson, OF Kentucky, authorizing the appoints
ment of Committee to meet q committee on
the part Of the House 10 fix upon d period a,
which Congress shall adjourn wa, taken up.
Mr. Mckinley moved to lay the resolution on
the table, which was negatived-22 10 l3.
The question being ON agreeing To the resolu-
ton, it was supported by Messrs. Foot & John
son, of Ky
Mr.. Noble then moved to lay the resolution
on The table; which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Macon moved 10 appoint a Committee
to meet the Committee appointed by the House
under the resolution of the House to Tx the Pc
riod of adjournment, and TO select the business
TO be acted on, which was agreed to--2o 10 II.
The Committee having been ordered to con-
sist oi FIVE, a ballvt took place, and the COM
mitIee was declared 10 consist If Messrs Btr-
rien, Tyler, Webster, Johnson, Of Ky. and Hen
bricks.
MIR. Tazewell, from the COMMITTEE on For-
eigh Relations, to whom was referred the Sc
seral memorials and resolutions of Estate Legis-
~latares, III relation 10 the Colonization Society
made a report, praying to he discharged from
The consideration ofthe subject; which was read
and on motion OF Mr.. Branch, three thousand
copies were ordered 10 De printed.
The bill making appropriation for certain
surviving re evolutionary officers, was ordered
TO he rngrossed for the third reading. Some
time was spent in The consideration OF eXecu.
Tive business.