Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24

Reports yere presented from the Committees,
by Messrs Crump OF Sury, Minor, Gordon and
Hail of Franklin.
Engr0ssed Bus pqsscG-Au;horizing q seps-
rate election at the house Of VIM. c. Ferrell, in
HaliiaN-authorizng separate election ut the
Flats OF Grave Creek, in ohio--Fixing the salary
Oh the General Agent or store keeper OF the Peni-
Tertiary
The bill concerning camps OF instruction on the
M.iia, being taken up, Mir. Pitts offered a sub
siinte Tor il, which adopted, 80 to 81. Pend
lug motion re-coIninit the substitute, it was
indefinitely postponed On the motion OF MIR. Cor
don.
Resolutions from the Committee of Schools and
Colleges were read and concurred in-lst. That
all fees or taxes arising under the laws concerning
escheats, shall be paid from interest accruing from
the literary fund-2d, That one OF the large Mans
OF Virginia be furnished TO HG.npden Sidney, and
ne<o Washington College-3d, That il is not cx-
pctient TO furnish Map of the State 10 each coun-
~, 10 be deposited in the College or Academy OF
the county, and when there is none in the Clerks
Olhce-lth, That il Is ineXpe,icnt ~ this time 10
afford all to the Colleges, and Academies oil the
State generally, of the fnd created for literary
purposes, the disposable amount thereof being too
SNAIL to authorize the subdivision necessary for
that purpose
A resolution from the same Committee, doclarinr
II eXpedient 10 grant 10 Hampton Sydney College
SocoO, out oil the interest accrunS from the Lite
rary Fund, was opposed by Messrs. Mayo and
Mi'cher, ami supported by MeSsrs. Farrar, May,
fiarvic, Page, Loclcit and Nhite--lt was reject
ed, 50 10 rs.
The Speaker laiI before the House letter from
me md Auditor, covering n recommendation from
the board oil Public Works, that subscription to
the Middle Turnpike be made.
Jackson Corresponding C01,Eaittees
.ao,'gd'l-Rey. John Hutchinson, Rev. Mat
thias kiIer, John Unger, esq. Samuel VAIN, esq,
henry Myers, esq, John Shockey, Washington
Cnger, John Newbrough, George Bonner, Mat
thew irotter, John Chenoweth, Christian Hover
male, Thomas Bailey. Andrew Michael SEN, Isai-
an Buck, Joseph Clark, Samuel Groves Geo We'd
meyer, jr., George Durham, Jacob Miller Samu-
ell Alternately, esq. Henry Cronc sen. John O.
Ferrall, Peter Dyche, Stephen Ogden. Sam Cronc.
Capt: Samuel Johnston, Aburdye Gustin. Capt IA
ron Harlin, Thomas G. Abcrnatily. John Duck
walt, Thomas Harbourt, George frceshour, Mi
chael Gray, ir., Isaac Cav Cant Jacob Ash. Mar
Gus a. Eouckc, James Lawnan, Michael pentonv
Jacob Courtney, SEN, John Portmess John Eas-
ter, sen, John HUFF, David Combs Jacob Brossi-
Us, James Boyles, John Higgins, William Smith.
Charles Marshall, Jacob Reichard, esq, Maj John
Sherrard.
p. HIn;am-Jno. w Tyler, Charles 6. Carter.
Stuart G. Thornton, DIR. James w. F. Macrae. Mai.
Luke Cannon, Thomas X. Hampton, William Ty-
Ter Major Ashinore, Redmon Foster, William t.
James Foster, Peyton Norvill, Major George
Jackson John S. Fairfax, William B. Tyler, George
w. Macrae.
Randoph-Some of the names enormously
ihieo' instead o. ioDsberry, it ought TO be Holds
berry; instead Of Lite it ought TO be Little. and
instead OF Josiah Crane, it ought TO be Jonas
Crane.
,.NcIson-The following gentlemen are 70 he
aIuen 10 thole announced in our last paper: Major
alexander Fitzpatrick, William Lobban, Nelson
=; Garrison, Lavender London, Madison Loving
Floyd L. Whitehead, Lunstord Loving. James d.
GOODWIN, Beverley Hargrove, William Pa1tplin
+ WeStnloretGnd-(Cor list)-Wm. Mid
diet0n, Robert MurPhey, John W. Hungerfori,
I'm l.. Contee' VIM, Robinson, Daniel Payne,
VIM. Sherman, Jas. Park, Gerard HUT, 6. ID.
Pitts, Thos. d. HUT, John II. Parker VIM Haz-
card, VIM. NJ. Walker, VIM. Sanford Dowuine
Cox, VIM. Chandler, Andrew Montgomery, Cor.
don Forbes, James Scates.
EeteTS6utS-Ihe following gentlemen are TO
be added to those announced in the last paper Joel
Hmmon, t. u. Ryan, @. w Harrison. 7 +
Mead, G. d. Mclndoe, w. Hawthorn, James Da-
wilson.
The Slh of January has been celebrated from
Maine 10 Georgia-PrOccedings, speecies and
o1sts are pouring 10 upon Va, in such prof1sion as
makes 1t impossible for TO furnish even brcf
chronicie OF The transactions.-In Albany the
dinner was given az the theatre; attended nv 35O
gentlemen; among whom were Governor Cioton
Chancellor Jones, the President pro tenn. of the
Senate, and many of the members of the Ie1;sla
ture, The venerable Simeon De Witt, presided.
toasts were the following
IHc b'ct0rg q .Seio OieaHs-Ehicted with co
nile loss, that 1ut few tears c,uded the smiles
OF triumph. and not a cypress leaf was interviewer
III the wreath Of victc-v.''
.4RIFeIc JQcis9n-The distino,,isi,od r,;,,a c
liberty, who refused an embassy 10 Mexico. lest
the presence OF republican minister should
strengthen the power ola military usurper.
LoUIsIANA--its acquisition evinced the pacific
policy and integity OF our government: its rrotec
''0H. The unconqueTahle energies of free people
Neic England-She taught her sons. ina: in
telliSence and virtue were the corner stones of
republic, and they have gone forth successful
missionaries, and preached ,hc doctrine
By Governor Cinon-Thc sublime association
OF heroic virtue and national gratitude.
by ron I. a. livingston, president pro TEN Of
the senate May the disputes on the Tariff ike the
quarrcls OF lovers, end in the renewal of love. and
terminate IN the happy marriage Of Agriculture
and Manusartures-its Offspring Commerce.
lion. b. Root, Speaker Of the house. The CON
shiul'on OF the Union; nperyerted-fajthillye x
BY Joseph Alexander. eeq. vice presid .nt.-774s
2D'ce Of tTe5identn It's duration, limited to i,,1r
years. in its locality, TO fair and honorable ro;a
uon; and in Its appointment, TO the suages OF the
people.
BY A. c. Flagg, esq vice presilen..-b lter,,a,
fmprore'0 -nts-whcn carried on without under
mining state right.
BY Hon. J. c. Spencer, Of the scnate.-Thc
man WHO sped bullets TO the hearts Of the enemies
% his country IN time OF war; bgt never yaunted Of
t IN time Of peace.
Ply Hon. J. McCarty. Of The senate. me Ge,e-
raj fd1'i"istrdfi0H--ih foundation of il conro-.
Ell OF much tho same materials as the feet OF tho
image IN y ehuchatnezzar's dream, part ofiron and
PAS OIL clay;-the next presidential election a stone
mat VIZ unite J and break itin pieces
In the evening, there Wasa brilliant lr.l AZ ,l,c
1900. '''''' - u
In Concord on. IL the Patriot, saws " Tho
largest meeting house in the State was filed to