Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-07

4. Fixes the fees to the officers in tbo
ton of the provisions of the act. e''c
5. Closes the Land Officers in tbo d,...
which the public lands shall be soI Ldi'uiCe
otherwise disposed Of under the prov;s =,
the act.
Considerable discussion took place, on H..
ciples of the bill, as it stood before ,ha aePn
ments were made, and on the bear;n inn al
amendment as it was proposed, in Which, VI &c
Hayne, Benton. Holmes, King, N.bh Asss
Webster, Mckinley, Johnston, Bib. ir 1ae
and Clayton, took part. =" As
Mr.. Clayton moved to postpone the Hill
nitely, not because he was opposed to ~. ~ 'noa
bic graduation or reduction of the pr;rs e 'f
public lands according to the real y,ln. VI u
had remained in the market at the min;m"" %
for length of time and unsod, but hsrsn p1a
objected to the principle as established I w.
bill, of equalizlng the value of the seys,. log
hons of the public lands upon which III. :, ni'
ed to operate. 1''aa'
This I1,is motion was negatived by yeas and n,u
YEAS-Messrs. Barnard, Bell, Burr., o.
Clayton, Dickerson. Foot. Frelinshuy,sn ~ Use
Knight, Marks, Naudan, Robbins. Sayt' ,SS mes
mour, SiIsbee, Smith of S. c. Sprapue c Ts!
Willey-20. E"'
NAYS-Messrs, Adams, Barton. B.,,
Bibb. Brown, Dudley, Ellis. FORSYTH. GrDJ-'
Hayne, Hendricks, Iredel, Johnston. Eans ,I v
Livingston, Mckinley, McLane. Noble ROW.:
Ruggles, Tazewell, Troup, White, Woc!b,ry
| 25.
Mr.. Bell, then moved to lay the bill on III.
die until tomorrow. in order that i, miobt /,
printed as amended: which was nesatlved bv1.,'
and nays-22 to 25.
The bill was then ordered to be ensr,s.ed E,
third reading. by yeas and nays as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, Barton Bq,t,.
Bib. Brown, Ellis, Forsyth, Grundy, I,ys
Hendricks, Tredell, Johnston, Kane, Kine, t.
ingston, Mckinley, McLane, Noble. ROW.
Ruggles, TazewelI, Troup, White, WoOdTr
"a.
NAYS-Messrs. Barnard, Bell. Burnet. Cb,s
Clayton, Dickerson, Dudley, Foot, FreIinghuv.
sen, Holmes. Knight. Marks, Naudain, Robin,
Sanford, Seymour, Silsbee, Smith, Of $. c
Sprague, Tyler, Webster, WlIley-9a.
On motion by Mr.. livingston, the bill to
amend an act, entitled " An act to regulate d..
practice in the Courts of the United States for, III.
District of louisiana" was considered in Con.
mittee of the Whole, amended, and ordered to
be engrossed for third reading. The Senat,
then adjourned.
The House Of Representatives, on Wedne;
day, resumed the consideration of the bill report
ed by Mr.. Cambreieng, from the Committee Q.
Commerce on Friday last, concerning navigate.
and imposts.
MIR. Udy,e resumed his remarks on the sub
ject, and addressed the house during the remain
der of the hour allotted to the discussion Of re
ports. without having concluded.
The bill providing for the settlement Of tn
accounts Of certain diplomatic functionaries wa
taken up, and no objection or amendment ben
offered thereto, the bill was ordered to thir
reading.
The bill to amend the act fixing the comper
sation of public ministers. &c next came up
but, on motion Of Mr.. Mallary it was postpone
until tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. .Mallary. the House the
tagain went into Committee of the Whole MI
Polk, in the Chair, on the state of the Union
and, after an Intellectual attempt by Mr.. JOIN
son. of Ky. to prevail on the Committee to tax
up the bill to alter and establish post routes, too
up the bill in alteration of the several tariff avi
Mr.. Crawford, of Penn, addressed the Con
mittee near an hour in conclusion of the remars
which he commenced yesterday in defence Q
the protecting system.
Mr.. BarnpeH of s. C. followed, and spoke near
ly an hour and half in strenuous opposition I
the tariff laws, as unconstitutional, unequal Il
their operation. and oppressive of the southeH
States.
MIR. Gorhaa, of Mass. succeeded, and occu
pied the Committee short time, in plactlta
examination of the provisions of the bill, and y
support of regulations for enforcing The taH
laws, which, although he was opposed to thei
passage, and to the system which they introdgced
he would employ all proper means to enforce
while they continued the law of the land: IL
then spoke at large on the history and effects
the tariff laws, and against the repeal as Prop',e'
by the amendment of Mr.. McDufie. Mr.. u
concluded at O'Clock; when Mr. Young moved
that the Committee rise. Several Intellectual al
tempts were made to take up other business; o ~
the Committee rose, and Mr.. Buchanan submit!
ted Bill which he intends to offer as sao'u'
tute for the Bill under consideration. which vs.
ordered to be printed, and the House adIoa'neu
Office 9fhe Chesapeake 4. Ohio Canal C'nfa'yy
WAsHINcToN, March a. io'V
NOTICE ishereby given. that an instaln',ni Of "''
IN dollars per share being the Ian insis,h'" '
every share Of stock in the Chesapeake and ono '''
10 ad IN ha