Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10
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SECOND SESSION.
MONDAY, JANUARY D, 1929.
IN SENATE

Mr.. Barton presented memorial Of the Iegis-
iature OF Missouri, praying Tor the sale Of the mine
raj lands In that state; which was laid upon the la
| bic.
| Mr.. Benton presented memorial Of the Lepis
iature OF The State, asking for the sale OF cer
tain School lands; which referred to The Com.
nittee Oh the Public Lands.
Mr. Berricn presented the report and resolu.
tions OF the Legislature Of Georgia, relative &c
the southern boundary of that State; which wa.
referred TO the Committee who have under con.
sideration the bill OF the Senate that subject.
Agreeable to notice heretofore given, Mr. John.
ston, OF Louisiana, introduced a bill to authorize
the REIMBURSEMENT OF the 10th section, granted
ior me use OF Schools in the State Of Louisiana
and the erecting OF other lands in lieu thereof
which was read and, passed 10 ond reading
Agreeably TO notice heretofore given, MIR. H.
liains asked and obtained leave to introduce a bil
providing for the REIMBURSEMENT OF the school land.
| in Mississippi &c; which was read, aAd orde red
! TO second reading.
The bill prescribing mode of settling oontro-
verses between States, was cons i'd red and or
dereh TO lie Oh The table.
The Chair communicated report from the
Secretary oil War, transmitting a letter from the
Second Auditor of The treasury, accompanied by
a statement OF the contingent expenditures Of tby
Military Establishment during the year 1923
which read
On motion Of MIR. Smith OF Maryland,
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of Ex-
ecntive business, and after remaining with closed
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Upwards OF sixty petitions and memorials were
presented tO-day-among them were the follow
ing:
By Mr.. BaiesOf merchants, Traders, &c Of The
town Of Springfield, Massachusetts Cor duties on
auction sales.
BY Mr.. Barnard Of merchants, & C. Of the towns
Of Lima, Avon, Albion, and Lewiston, in the
State OF New York, also for duies auc ION sales
BY MIR Findlay-O fmeTcants, SC Of Cincinna-
Il, Ohio, for the
BY MIR. Mcintire-Of Captain Greeulcaf Dear
boro, Of the army Of the u. s., complaining Of i'll
justice done him in his rank, &C.
! BY Mr.. Lltle--Of John aud Thomas Berry, of
Baltimore, manufacturers Of Fire Proof Bricks for
an additional duty on Foreign Fire Proof Brick
BY Mr.. Sergeant-Of the manufacturers Of unl-
brelIas in the city Of Philadelphia, praying for a
draw back Of the duty paid foreign silk used II,
making umbrellas, upon the expectation Of the
umbrellas f ON he u. States
BY Mr. Sprigg-Of Thomas Copeland complain.
| ing Of injustice done him in his dismissal from
Office as mechanist at tie National Armory at
/ HdrPers Ferry, and containing various charges
against the Superintendent Of that Armory, OF
| maconductin Office.
BY Mr.. Wright-Of John Woodman, Of the
State OF Ohio, proposing for the consideration Of
Congress al amendment to the Constitution OF the
U. States, as i, aspects the election OF fTest
dent Of the U. States.
by Mr.. Cambreleng--Of Robert Fulton, Julia
Fulton, Amelia Fulton, and Mary Fulton, phan
children Of the late Robert Fulton, Tor comp, nsd-
ton for the use Of aud damage done 10 the boat
Vesuvius, while in the military service OF the u
States, az New Orleans, in iSl4--'l5; ior COM
pepsa'ion 'or the services 0( tftir ffa' 10 super