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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-29

take place on this resolution as would be likely TO
ensue on the bill for the whole retrenchment of
the House-he would now renew his motion,
with hxed determination not again to withdraw it,
Mr. Vance demanded that the question on lay
ing the resolution Oh the table be taken by Yeas
aud Nays.
1t was ordered; and the Yeas and Nays being
| taken, stood as foows--Y cas- LOG, NosS g.
Mr. Bartlett moved the following resolution,
viz
Resolred, That the Committee ON Rstrench-
nent be instructed to inquire into the expediency
OF causing the desks aud tables Of the members
to be removed from the Representatives Hall
his resolution having been read
The question was put-' Will the House now
consider the sane:" and it was decided in the ne
gatve.
The House then adjourned.
l. WAsHINGToN, Jan. 27.-In the Senate YES
terday, petitions were presented by Messrs. San
lord, Kane, Foot, Bell, Ruggles, Barton, Benton,
| and Iredell. The Hon. John Holmes elected
Senator from the State of Maine, fill the vacan-
cy occasioued by the resignation of the Hon. Abb
on X Paris, appeared, qualified and took
his seat. Several bills received their second read
ing, and were referred The bill for the relief of
Jacob Rentleman and the bill for the relief of A
Iexander Cunningham were passed An animated
discussion grew out Of the bill allowing to Ben
lamin Reynolds Of Tennessee, tract of land in
lieu OF his pension; in which Messrs Eaton, Cham
dier, Webster, Johnson of Kentucky and White.
look part; when the bill on motion of Mr.. Noble
was laid on the table. After the consideration of
the Executive business, tbs Senate adjourned.
The. House Of Representatives was occupied
Tor some time in the consideration Of private hills;
after which 1t resolved itself into Committee of
the hole on the State of the Union, Mr.. Martin
In IN, me Chair, and resumed the discussion on the
OIL ior the Preservation and repair Of the Cumber-
land Road. Mr.. Fort and Mr.. Barney spoke at
length in support of the measure, until the Com
'ntiee rose, which took place at three O'Clock, on
motion OF Mr.. Anderson Of Pennsylvani, who, OF
couse, by the usage Of the House, possesses the
MOOR Tor Tomorrow The Speaker informed the
House that he had received a commune alton from
the President, Transmitting copies Of treaty of
amity, navigation, and commerce between the u
nited States and the free Hanseatic Cities of Bre-
men, Lubbock, and Hamburger, ratified at w ashing.
ton. C/r g IT'S
We understand that, in consequence of the con-
tinued indisposiion of Mr.. Rush, and the urgent
nature OF much of the business of the Treasury
department, the President has authorized Mr..
oou'hard the secretary Of the Navy, to perform
!ie duties OF Secretary of the Treasury during
Mr.. Rush's illness. T.N2t J,t
letter dated Washing ton City, Jan. 81, saws
Inc Senate have not been engaged in execu-
i've business since last wrote to YOU Ii seems
apparent that il is intended to postpone the consd
GRAFTON OF the nominations made by Mr. Adams till
"''e' inc an OF March" Phil. d. .fdp
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REAL ESTATE Ar AITCTJ0N

W out reserve O'clock the that yery vain.
able s,aeeee lately 10 the occupancy Of Edward Amber
esq about I'VE miles from the City Of Richmond near the
Deep Run Turnpike Containing about 50 acres Of land he
the same more OF le part excellent meadow land with
very large productive garden, orchard Of the fines,
all enclosed with two story brick the reon two
below, and four above, with good dry liar an
've green house. part Of the dwelling house, with kitchen
stables grausry, ice house. &C. &C. ogehe with an exten
,ve Tsnery winch cost upward, $780, all IN sompete or.
der.
TERMS:
Will be FIVE years with legal after the first year. ons
mn 10 be paid every year by notes satisfactorily endorsed
payable at one OF the Banks III the CIT, Richmond
- by order OF the Proprietor,
TRlPLETT g. JOHNSTON,
.ductioHcers.
JAN 29. s6,J.
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FOREIGN.
FROM E-JANEIRO-(Lafe)
REHTY BETWEEN THE Ty.h-TTE,

IREHTY BETVEEN THE INrFTE, u
SI!dTES A-ND BRAZIL CONCLUDED.
bALTIMoRE, January 27.-By the fast SAILING
schooner Ye.iiott, Capt. Murphy, which arrived al
this port last evening, from Rio-d e-Janeiro (bav
ing sailed on the 10Th Dec.,) the Editors of the
commercial Chronicle have received, through the
Politeness OF mercantile friends letters and prices
current TO the 18th of last month"; They are also
indebted TO Mr.. Nelson, of the Exchange Readinr
Rooms, for file of the" Journal de Commerce.
oil Rlo Janeiro, 10 the same date.
he most important item ofntellipence broupbt
by the Yellott, is, that Mr.. Tudor, our Charge d.
Ahalres at Rio Janeiro, concluded treaty between
the United States and Brazil on the 18th Dec anJ
that a messenger, (Mr Brown,) was to have been
the bearer OF il to our Government in the shin
view orleans, which was to have sailed next day
for New-York. Wy
Letters represent the markets in very depres.-
ed state, and the currency in a much worse one.
line course which the Government proposes 10
pursue with the Bank. may, however. in some
measure, restore confidence to the currency-It
will be seen that exchange on London. which. AT
our dates of Nov 23d, was at BOD. has now sot
down to 29d-and al Burnos Ayres and Monteyi.
dec, 1t was no better.
The U. S. Frigate HUpsoN, Captain Creiob-
ton arrived out en- the 29th November from New
York ' A>e"
Capt. Murphy has brought dispatches for the
State and Navy Departments
Extract Of q Letter. dated
RIo-DE-JANEIRo, Dec. l8, 1928.
nave Just heard that MIR. Tudor has concu-
ded Treaty with this Government that mes
senger will leave here with it Tomorrow, for the
United States" TCb,ou;.ye
FROM ST. UBES
, captain Craig, ofthe brig Caroline, in Hampton
Roads, 40 days from ST Ubes, informs that the
country was in very unsettled state when he
sailed. The principal citizens, merchants and 9th
ers' OF st. Ubes, were arrested daily and thrown
into prison. The Swedish Consul had also been
imprisoned The American Consul left St. Ubes
Tor Lisbon on the day Captain c. sailed being ap
Prehensive, from the many threats made aeains,
him, that he would share the same fate as the
Swedish Consul. The respectable citizens who
had been arrested,requested the privilege of being
conveyed to prison in coach, TO save diem fion'
was granted by the Governor, but thew were re-.
fused this accommodation by the mob.
Bait. Repub.
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TWENTY DOLLARs REWARD

NJ LII be gwen iot the delivery Of my man CYRUS 10
w near Hanover Coult House. tie IS dark muatto, be,
tween 70 aud 80 yea sse rather below the ordinary
pfominest eneek oons wears rhkefs gensray and hs.
new suit Of brow9 CLOTH with si buttons striped ,sns,
dowo wsntcos tbut be hs, large scar nes one Of hi,
eyes, lie snost universally kuown 10 Richmond whore he
bo yed from ms 'oaney Until shout eighteen months
ht1 10 Mr. mscmydoS tsmiy and sherWsrds 10 mine H
VIE lives q mr. WIN. mcKims and bis father pA bl.ct
smith near MI H. o. Sro he Eemsrksbs for his activity
sno in'sSenet an. may possibly attempt escspe IN ves
SCI OF esn masters Of which cautioned no 10
eoe've hm on board left him in friday expect
ing n,m 70 follow me WIN. +. WICKHAhJ.
Seh' - 85-U
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SATURDAY, JANUARY "a, 1929.
The SENATE did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
RETRENCIykfENT

lie resolution from the Committee On Re,rench-
Ineht, on the subject Of stationery, coming I'D az
the unfinished business Of yesterday moruipg
Mr.. Wickife said, that il had been his inten
ton to go into detail to the objects intended 10
be effected by the resolution and 10 have respond
ed TO some OF the arguments which had been adj.
vanced IN opposition TO il but, understanding this
morning from the Chairman Of the Committee Of
Retrenchment, that ii was his desire that this SUN
ject should be Incorporated 10 general bill now
preparing by the committee, intended 10 include
this, with various other kindred subjects he should
forbcar, and would say nothing more on the sub
Ject at the present time intending, however, 10 ex-
plain his views az a member Of the Committee in
relation to 1t. The reason why this matter has
been brought forward in a separate resolution wac
that as The abuse was obvious, il had been sun.
posed that measure 10 correct il would have ex
cited no debate, although general bill might have
Ilat elect But he would say that, while he was
disposed to remedy oil abuses, and any abuse by
whomsoeyer committed, he would never. for anv
object political or personal, sanction any measure
"hich would tend 70 prevent the Just and fair adj
rniblsFauOh OF the Government. This ne said.
an reference to The amendments offered bv the
gentleman from Ohio, ms. VANcr,1 10 which he
was entirely opposed. The use Of a cet,a;,s
mount Of stationery was necessary and nrores .
and 10 ought 20 be furnished 10 the Hoose ~ H. =,
public expense. In evidence OF which. ne held
up TO The view ofthe House, bundle Of letter
received by him that day through the Dail) lie
would allow the use Of stationery for tho uses Of
public kind, but not far those o. private and
J personal character
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IRON CASTINGS

rINHE subscriber inform, the pub that he continue. o.
Il carry the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage Fseto.
ry where he makes soh Iron CASTINGS for maehnsrv Of
ali deserPiions All order, 10 MIN Al the Foond,, .,
10 MIR. Gsorse williams, No. BovIy wharf, BaItnors Ia,
OsDgs, will meet With immediate attention. and The CD,
logs delivered there free Of expense for snportstiop
Baltimore, Jan. 20. ss-IsffS,
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AyAGE COTTON FACTORY.
DANIEL HACK

HHE Savage Manufacturing Company are now smpox;ox
~ strong force IN building machnefy this
III connection With
DANIEL HACK,
Aud pledge themselves 10 give general in the d.
Psteb aud IN the faithful execution Of all orders aud upon
az isyoursbe terms az osn be afforded any other Machine
essblI,hms nt 10 the United States.
Apply At The Factory near the Washington Turnpike Road
70 OaNiEk nAOh, of !" GEO. WILLIAMS,
go - 81. No. s Bovy's Wharf
N.B-Good Machine Makers will find constant employ
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20. s5-isu2t
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a letter dated Washington City, Jan. 81, says
'The Senate have not been engaged in eYecu.
1--WE business since last wrote to you 1t seems
apparent that it is intended to postpone the consid
esa'on OF the nominations made by Mr.. Adams till
after the 4'h of March, GPhI n aJr
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very good substitute.
Mr.. Long observed, although opposed to the
principle conta ned in the resolution he would pre-
fer meeting the question now. and was glad the
gentleman from South Carolina had withdrawn
his motion to lay the resolution on the table, If
economy be the object and The resolution is to pass
he thought the House ought to act prompt.
ly; lie was not sure but il would have bee q some
thing more OF saving to the Government If
the resolution had been passed yesterday, mas
much as II had been suggested that there had been
in the course OF the last evening, 1 will not say
in anticipation OF the passage OF the resolution,
some pretty heavy drafts made in the stationery.
Should il be postponed few days longer, it would
afford ample opportunity for all the members to be
furnished in the same way; consequently it must
lose IFS effect for the present Congress Mr.. Long
would say word in relation to the remarks oil the
gentleman from Kentucky, Mr.. Wickfe1 made
yesterday the subject Of the resolution now un-
der consideration; he did not at the time particu-
larly notice the observations; but in his printed
speech, which appears in the mornings paper, he
has given tolerable minute statement Of the num-
Der OF copies Of the Richmond Address, the North
Carolina Address, and Militia Documents, which
he said had all been wrapped up in the folding
rooms. This information is given and gone abroad
for the benefit OF the people. Now, no doubt il il
equally desirable that the People should be inform
ed as 10 the number Of copies Of the Telegraph
extra, &c. which was about that time crcusted
IN the same way. He had no doubt the Gentle
man had II IN his power TO give this Information,
which perhaps might be deemed Of as much i'm
poftance as the parts lac had communicated so mi
nutely.
Mr.. Hamilton said that it was 10 economic,
time, which 10 this House was money, ((or he b
lieved they sat at a cost Of some two or tire hun
dred dollars per hour to the Peopie) that he mad.
his notion and because he was satisfied that pref
y nearly the same amount Of discussion would
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

week al October ifno longer-proyided s,illtonp
viii DO It. hsl .hey may enter the Convention upon
equal terms with others, who have not vet as have
committed treason against the invisible Ncwsp. por
regulators Of all our public concerns"
As Mr. Garnet has told the public that he does not
"trust TO silence for Defence it NAV be as wen for
ne to tell him that determined TO repeat the
dnse until relieve him of the cacoethes SeTibentli
disease under which he has long nboured the NOR
nhcation OF his friends, the amusement of his enc
lnles, aud the unspeakable dsmay of the Editorial
fraternity In the time | beg leave To sub
scr,oe myself DEMOCRAT.
Ming s. Qaeen, Sept. 80.
See tie Richmond Enquirer, July iith 1929
SEQ az "aners reply to the Democrat, already quoted
see Richmond Enquirer Of uly llIh-quoed.
Acr Argus Pot death by command Of ,per Juno
stole h ewes aud placed them the rcacoeks tail rene-
bTance OF ham. ' - ~
- see Nlr Gane,s communication to tue Editors OF the
Enquirer pub Sept
4 See Richmond Emo. Aug -.
/ y see Enquirer. Iiih Aug ~ r
! y sec Mr. t'ameits note the IDS of Fno.
- See Mr. Gaues replies criticism oi uq and Deno.
Ctur
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26

cedent will then be established, and the :oanda'
,ioa laid for that usur patton OF the Divine pre-
roga,ive IN this country, which has been the
desolaiing seourge 10 the fairest portions Of the
world. Our Constitution recognizes no other
power than that Of persuasion. for enforcing re.
ieious observances! lie, the professors OF
Christianity recommend their religion by deecs
Of Extraordinarily Christian meek"ess-oy
lives Of temperance and holiness. Lei them
combine their efforts to instruct the ignorant
to relieve the widow and the orphan-to pro-
mulgate To the world the gospel OF their "a
viour, recommending its preeep's oy .hrir ma
bi,uai example: government, will find its legitl'
mate object in protecting them IT cannot OPP
pose them, and they will not need It's aid
Their moral influence will then do infinitely
more 10 advance the true interests oil religion,
than any measures which they may call on Con-
gress 10 enact.
The petitioners do not complain OF any IN
tringemen, upon their own rights. They en-.
10Y all that Christians ought TO ask at the hand
Of any governmen,-pro,sction from all mo-
lesation 10 the exercise Of their religious sem
! timens.
Resolved, That the Committee be discharged
from the further consideration OF The subject.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26
From the Democratic Press

Mr. EpIroR:-I noticed few days since, in
one of the prints Of this city, and intended in all
probability for the senior Editor Of, Nation
al Intelligencer, the most illiberai and un just.
fable abuse. In this bitter invective, he is de.
nounced as "a violator ofevery moral and social
duty" No excitement whatever, can sanction
deliberate act Of Injustice and I am sensible
the writer could have little, or no personal
knowledge Of the individual whose character he
has SO unkindly aspersed. Ihaye had the plea
sure Of knowing Mr.. JOSEPH GALES, jr. init
mately, for upwards Of twelve years, in all re-
lations Of public and private life, and can con-
6dently assert, conformity with his numerous
friends, that for candor, liberality, active ben
evidence and extensive hospitality, he is sur
passed by few, If any. Ask his character Of the
poor, the sick, the needy, and the orphan Of
Washington, "and they will answer thee" with
the tear Of gratitude. To one, possessing so
large share OF the "milk Of human kindness, u
and who seeks for reward alone, in the consci-
BUSINESS Of his motives, am sensible this Sigh,
tribute to his worth will prove unwelcome.-
But Eat justifia. l am no politician Mr.. Edi-
tor, nor do labor under any bigot,ed or Sec
tiopal prejudices-I consider every good and
virtuous man my brother withou, any regard
to bis religious or political opinions, and when
this brother is unjus,ly assaied, / feel it an &C,
Of duty and common justice to cast my evil
dence into the opposite scale.
pHILo vERITAs.
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From the Correspondent of the Baltimore Gazet.
"Washington, JAN. %, 1893.

From the Correspondent of the Baltimore Gazet.
"Washington, JAN. %, 1879.
shave just walked through the apartm'us
engaged at the National Hotel for the accom-
mediation Of General Jackson. They are in d
respects comfortable and we'll furnished He
will have parIour and chamber adjoining, an
TWO drawing rooms, which may be ,hrownir
TO one 6ne saloon; the whole fronting on Pens
sylvania Avenue, and looking into Sixth sired
The parlour opens into the uncovered ler'H
Of the West Portico, where he may be saIui''
from The Avenue by any number OF pe'Pk
who will lhrong to gaze on their fs'orI'e'
The National Hotel is ,tuprn lous ss'a'
lishment. Besides the apartments apPrOpnf'
ed 10 the accommodation Of Gen. Jackson"
Judges are lodged therein, with the aero@ns
dation Of separate mess. You would SCARF
ly credit the representations Of the great 0fo'
and comfort Of such an immense conceln WIZ
you not already acquainted with the very I"
traordinary tact Of Mr.. Gadsby, who ys'cH|
plays his fine talents for the administrator Y
National Hotel"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26

We are authorised to stale, that Gen. Isaac
Of the nomination Of VIM. Clark, as Treasurer
of the United States, recently laid before the
Senate by the President. Justice to Gen. Ber-
nard requires this statement TO be made, in
order that misrepr presentation of his sentiment.
and conduct might not be suffered to make un.
founded and injurious impressions against him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26

A splendid Administration dinner was g'a
in Bergen County, (N. j. "by way Of cslebr,'
ing the integrity Of the people Of the s,Hd
New Jersey, and rejoicing tina, things are
worse" This is perfectly right. IF we an
beaten, it is no reason that the Jackson me-
should have oil the eating and drinking t.
themselves.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26

A BOLD PRAcTrrioSEA.-A steam doctor in
Cincinnati, in publication, knowledges that
he had the temerity ~ take dose Of his own
MEDICINE, in presence Of a toifness; and TO the
establishment Of Esculapians, he survived it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26

II gives US pleasure to learn, says the !Ott'
ligencer, that the Revenue Of the United Stsla
for, the last quarter Of the past year, has u
eeeded, by half million of dollars, the amoss
at which it wa, estimated by the Secretary d
the Treasury in his annual Report
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26

John Holmes ha. been elected osna'v .
the United States from the State OF MANI
supply the vacancy occasioned by the res1 IL
ton Of Mr.. Paris. He and Mr.. DudOI, -:
new Senator from New. York, may be s'P''
to take their seats in day or two
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AEslsM ANDRIA,
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26. 1850

Affairs are in most w:rtched state in M.,;
co. We are almost induced, sometime,
give up all hopes Of the establishment, Of r.,
institutions in the South American State,
letter received in New.York from Vera g..
dated December ~, says-The affairs Of NJ
country are in most depIoraole stale. M.,i
CO has been pillaged TO very large anon,
and the whole country is in state Of r.bell;o,
The Conductor, which left Mexico in Now,
Der, has been stopped in Puebla. The accom-,
from there to day lead every ore to believe IL.
Puebla, with the Conductor, will share tn. ,,n
fate as Mexico. And, in fact, Vera C,,
which heretofore has been perfectly quie.b il,
state of revnl, against the General Governu,r
Another, dated December %, says
,"Since mine Of yesterday, there has been =,
diversion both 10 the army and citizens Of v.
ra Cruz in favor Of Guerrero, and i. is now b,
Iieved that things will be quiet for a while, a.,
a revival Of business will take place"
Capt. Bugnon, Of the Leonidss, arrived u
New-York, states that the day he sailed (2sA
December) on leaving the harbour he ob,rr,.
large volumes Of smoke rising from tn. civ
from which he infers tina, an attack had been
made upon the city. From the tenor, however,
Of the above letters, the smoke may have aris,
from some other cause.
Capt. B. also states tina, the troops undera.
partizaus Of st. Ana aud Guerrero, had S,e
eucamped within FIVE miles Of the city for eist
or ten days-they amounted to 300 men, Will.
the soldiers at Vera Cruz were only 500 sross
That Mexico was in possession CT ST. Ana AID
Guerrero, and that Alvarado and must Of ID,
small towns had declared 10 their favor.
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Extract Of letter to gentleman in Baltimore d''
"WAsHIHeToN, JAN 81, lS!''

"WAsHINGToN, JAN III
"You ask me Of the probable course OIL "
Senate on the nomination Of Mr.. HuSn'' 4
Minister to the Netherlands. II is as Ie'I
in the clouds. Il has, however, been feP0'.
on favorably, i. 10 understood, by the CONF"
tee to which it was committed-this" was ''''
time ago. Two days ago motion was US.
10 90 into Executive business, but ii was vs..
tived-:he alleged reason, the illness .,
Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign Nv
lions, Mr.. Tazewell. He is still out Of 0'"'
anc absent from the Senate"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26

SpEox OF WAR.-Capt. Davis, Of The brig
Eliza Ann, a. Holmes Hole, from Mogsdor
states that an English Gutter arrived there i
few days before he sailed, to take on hoard h
British Consul at that place. The Govenu
Of Mogadore had sent > courier to Mo- oett,
to inform tho Emperor, aud the courier Intend.
ed staying until his return: The British Cot
sui informed Captain Davis, that that 2l,t:
would be put under blockade, and that frlg..
was hourly expected for that purpose.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26

Our readers will perceive that the colhia
between Mr. Weems and Mr.. Kremer in "
House, on Friday, struck out some brgs
ideasD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26

We are unable to-day, to give the ayes and
noes on Messrs. Ruiherfoord's and Zinn's pro-
jeets.