Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21

ces, will admit h lire Ct 'hs a.. ~ i'sna;
aud slso, toe the purpo'- II making Pstmanen' ana
free ou, Beav@,t,wn atore.aii through G esus.
bury h. Petersburg ant Poland, tn townoi v-nne,
n,e'.-c the Tree road already made fro" wel.vile.
on The 0 iio river. TO Cleveland. on Lake krie.
o, no ion oi NJ. Cay, ~es
Resoiped, That tie Commr,-- On Poblic l.uds De
Instructed qnis- ino the .xHed-ncy OF extending
benz IT. oi the act OF tee 20 h May las euti'i.d
An set 10 gr,nt pr~-emp ION rights to -,tle's The
pu'ic isni-," 10 all .u'h w. me" oerup ''s." ~
gran ing to those who have d-Ied he right ot pc.
-mt,on cerirnte- TO b. located elsewhere III e ''na
d'.''icis In which ,,ev r--ide.
On in",ion OF M. p uis, |; was
Resoiued That the Committee on the Public L'nss
b. Instructed 10 inquire n'o tie exprd',ney OF su-
horiznx and quWiug the me- nj oil the 'h'ee per
the OF the proceeds oil the sals' OF
The public land. il the State Of NJ, sou,, row due said
State under a compact with n United States
o. motion Of Nc White Of Florida, 1t WAS
Resolrei. That the Committee on he pubic Lands
be instructed to ipqnir. the exnedeney oil reducing
the price If tn. Pine lan,s CT the United s aes.
On motion Of Mr.. Condic, 1t was
Resoiped That the Comuit,eo rn Internal Improve
neuts be Instructed TO uqlre mo the expectancy OF
makt app riaion to d-fray the expense OF SUR
vey OF the Delaware, with view 10 the Improve
men, of its ehaunef from Ten'on Falls dot1n'od,d
wherever it's g,tis may be found 10 be imPeded
by shoals or sand bars Also, further survey from
the fnot CT sal Fall, upuard, with view to rendsr
the Falls aud Rapids above them safely Dsviga-
BILE by lock- Other for boat' or rss as lar As
the river is u--d for such purposes
| Resoired, also, That the sane Committee Tquire
INTO the rNpedency oil sn appropriation Tor survey"
tho liver Riran, with view 10 the 'Tnprovement OF
lite cbauu.l the city of New Brun'wick'o Perth
Anboy.
Resolsed also That said Committee inquire into the
exped,epcy OF appropriation tor survey OF The ~
ver Pa.sac, with view 20 the improvement oil i's
channel from Nwark 10 the bay connecting II win The
/ hsrhor Of Newly YORK.
NJ. Mercer submitted the following resolutions.
" hch lie the table Tor day:
! 1t Resolved. That the Secretary OF War be d.
reced to Icy before this House detailed statement OF
the several roads which have nj time b-en con-
slrurt by the Army of the United 81 ate, within any
of the States Territories thereof denOtnk therein 'hs
t-rmhi and extent ofhe severai rcadsUs &c ive, tho
rod of their construction; and er csst TO The Unit
ed St,es.
2i Resolced, That the Sr~retsry Of Wa be direct
ed to communicate to ,h. Hou'e the amount OF the
several OF money which NAV. at any 'tme, have
been allowed TO the troops OF the United States on sr-
OF fatigue duiy dis ing uhng the year in which
any such allowance may have been made. and where
practicable, the nature of the duty Performed.
Ga motion OF Mr.. J. :. Barbour. il was
Resoired, That the Committee on the Public Lands
be iusiru'c-d INQUIRE in,o the props'y OF repraing
or m-n,ng 90 much OF the act OF Congress. passed
the 20h MAJ ia-i, aud entitled An act tor the relief
ot certain officers and soldiers If the virsina line and
Navy, end =, the Contnen ai Array during the Revo-
uoary war," as limit, the lumber OF acres Of iapd
'hsrria slotted TO III. said officers aud soldiers
THE TARIFF.
y Mr. BArringer submitted the ioiie~ng resolution
| Resoiped, Thet the Committee of Ways and Means
Be Instructed 10 report til reducing The in,y on bar
iron, made by hammerng. TO the amount OF doiy ina
Posed by lhe law OF 1916
Al,o, to reduce the duty on sOtton-bsggiug 10 two
cons per square y,rd.
| Al.o to reduce the duty on coarse wooiien goods.
costing tNsn fifty per square yard, at the place
whence imported TO al valsre IN du'y OF twenty-five
| per centup.
Ai.o TO reduce the duty on wool ees ing less
Than cents pound at The place whencs imported,
10 an al valOrem dn'y o. t~en,y per cent.
AlFo to reduce the duty brown sugar to two cents
Mr.. Condict demaud d the question Of consideration
on his resolution, and MIR. Fnch es'sd Tor the Yeas
aud Nays the question They we're ordered by the
Hou.e, aud being taken. e'oOd as follows:
YEAs--Mrssr. Alexander, Alc" Aston And r.
RAJ hn.- RnrnNI sn RA or AaVl
Bell, james Blair, Brcdhsad, Cambre'en Campbell,
C"r-on, Chandler, claiborne, Cay, Coke. Conn-r.
sha. DE- Wit Diaper, Drsyton, Dudley, Foster. Cal.
Their. Gorron, Hall HsmmoDs, Haynes, Huds, Hai-
hans, jarvis, Jsnn'nxs Cave Johnson, L'mar. La,
Lent. Lewis. Loyal. LumIkin McDufi-, McIntire,
Nucko-, Patton, Polk Potter, Rene en- Roane- VIM
b. Shepard, Aus H. shipped. spegh', R'eharn spen'
: Ger, sndsf.r, T4rh-rfo. wi-v Thomson, Tucker.
: v-rplanck, Camp p. White, Williams, Wilson &c.
NAYS-Me. Angel, Arn,suo,g, Arcoi, B,'ey.
BA'ber, Bates. Beekman, TN BAi', B'ck-e. Boon,
Bor-t Brown, ,chanAn, Bu'man, C'hoon. Ciak Cole
man, Cordict, C''pe' ComtrI, Cowi-s Crane Ctaw-
ro'd, C,o~nn-hieid nirl. d my, Dickinson. Dod-
dig, D"nran, DWIGHT, Eyer, E,rh, El,.~o,,h.
= Fuch, I'd, Frv, G,Inore, THAN, Gretnel, Gurley.
q HalseV, Hnvey. HAwkn., H-mphil Hodge,, Hof.
0 man, Howard, Hubbard, Hughes, Huntingdon Ihrie.
irwin, Irwin, Ri JouhSnn, Ksnia -nnon, X n
i caid, Perkins King, Adam Kng, L.avu L-co1Pe,
: l.e,cher. Lyon, Mage, Mar. M"r'indaIe, Thom.s
Msxw ELL l. wiz Maxwell McCreery, Mercer. Miller.
: Mmcbsr. Mcneil. Muh-nbutg, 0veron. Pearcs. Pet
tis Pier.on Ramsey, Red Richardson, Rose, Russel
Sanford Scott Shi-ids, Sill. Smith, Ambrose Spencer
Sptgg, S'-risers Stephens, Srors, Srorg Sutherland
swami swift, Taylor, John Thompson, Tracy, Vance
= Varnurn. Y"tsn, Wahng'on, Werks, Wtitiesey, Ell
ID White WickliHe. Yancey, Youog,-II4
II S,tbe House refus 10 consider the resolution.
j. o. motion OF Mr. D'ay-on. twas
j Rcso'ucd That l-ct committee on the Militia be
appointed take into confederation all matters reatins
TO the Militia OF the United States, which may be
rfred ih,m by the House, and 10 report thereon
y by hill or o herwise
Mr. Jennings subHiued the following resoIu'iont
ResOIred, That the Committee on Roads and Canals
he instructed To inquire in'o the expedeDcy OF sppro
pria ing 800 00O TO thu completing the Cumberland
road mot national road in the limits Of the State oil
u Ind
On thu question being put 10 agree TO this resolution
e IL was decided Ia the negative.
TIE Speaker presented letter from The Clerk OF the
House, accompsned by statements OF the expenditures
made in his flee during The past year, hst OF his
clerks. and the balance remaining on hand OF the mo-
ney appropriated for the contingent expenses OF the
House; which ordered TO lie on the table aod bs
, p'inted.
The Speaker also laid before the House letter from
James Monroe late resident thu UDiisd States,
the snbirct of his claim the Government OF hs Uni.
. ted ate. which wac referred To the COMMITTED
. OF The VIII L. House, 10 which IL referred the bill
for hts Tpis reported 81 the last session OF Congress,
add o.dered 10 he nted.
O. no'ion # Mr. Ramsey, the House then tjourDed.
> M 6Nn REV ARD.-k4ns~sy iron, The sub eri-
% %1S1 Der, living Es-ex county, Va, on the 9Th
81 DeceE5sr, 1880 Two ky yonnd negro fellows,
named Moses aud Horace, Two bothsp sno proo"oly