Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

THE INDIAN BIhI.
phc House Of Representatives agoin considered
this engrossing bill on Tuesday without coming "a
any result. AIr. Hcmphill moved to recornmi Il.
with q view 10 report il in the shape of tho sub.
stitute offered few days $50 by him, and reject,
ed. Mr. Humpbills substitute was to provide for the
appointment OF three disinterested commissioners to
ascertain the disposition of the Indians 70 eniprate
then to explore the country west of the Mississippi
and ascertain the quality aud extent OF the coun. nv
which could be offered in exchange for their lands;
their conclusions to be reported TO the next session Of
Congtcss.] ~
Mr. Bell called for the precious question ION the
passage Of the bill.) g fas 9. aig' g To- > e4
The previous question vas snsta;ned-s6 and sc,
The Speaker voting for it.
The previous question, "sbal tho main question
DC now putt" was then put and decided in the neg.
alive by ayes and messages o9, noes 90
1.-THE closoness Of the voting throughout on this
question has been unexampee. The lost vote leaves
the fate Of the bill as doubtful as ever ra7.e1
~. -t- i-- O.. as.1 $3.50 RI ffEt1E 10 -erraH
~ so shares of u. S. Bank stock sold in n York
on the cath at 1891. The U. s. Telegraph gives
what may be, but do not believe is, at this time,
valuable caution-that tho high sales since Sm,hs
and MeDufie's Reports, delusive, and the effect
of stock jobbing. aasaBaal a4t ~ ....5.rga
az Heman Allen of Vermont late minister to Chi
Ii, has been nominated by the President to Tho Sea-
ate, as Charge do Affairs to Brazil, in place of VIM
Tudor, decd.
2. S-Since the above was in type, tho National
Intcligencer of Wednesday vas received, which
says that il Ethan Allen Brown Of Ohio, and not
Hemun Allen of Vermont, whs is nominated to the
Senate Charge to Brazil. The same paper states
that Jno Hnu-n, also of Ohio is nominated to Chill.
tit would appear that Ohio has to be kept in order,
by vigorously administering pap TO her discomfort.
An excellent remedy ProJatuUo esa
E' Pho May poll for and against the Convention,
VIII be opened this morning by the Mayor, at the
City Hail. and will be kept open three DAYS
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give hove received the 18th Annual Report of
tho Board of Managers of the Colonization Society
and most heartily do congratulate the friends of
that institution upon the prospects of continued and
increasing usefrlness, we derive from that report
We rcpublish requested, the following para
graph from the African Repository, of April last
We hope with that valuable work, that the surges-
tion may be universally acted on. IF our Philan-
thropists would turn their attention exclusively 10
this momentous subject, instead of dividing and weak
enng their force by various projects, the policy of
which is doubted by many-we should soon reap
the double reward of comforting ncaculabe benefits
upon the African, and removing from ourselves and
our Posterity, an evil far worse than any of the
plaques of EGYPT ,a'n-a' .e' b. s.'-a far ~
FOURTH OF JULY. ..-s.
Our Friends will please TO recollect that the
Fourth OF July will, the present season, occur on
the Sabbath. No judieious means should be no
elected of inviting the attention of The Clergy and
the Churches universally this fact. and of secur-
ing their consent TO the measure of taking I'd col
leclons for the Colonization Society on that day.
The good which would be effected by he universal
adoption, among all denominations of this measure,
would bclEcalculable. And how appropriate to the
occasion such a work of charity and mercy! We
hope that all the Editors friendly to the Society will
bring this subject immediately and distinctly before
the public. ~ 'a-@s.'es Es'ro4 - =
30 - s.E.a.y g.e 6HARLEsToS,. Nay %.
e9 snip EzSss6 capt caeodef arrived at this pom
She sailed early the morning of the I'd April and have
Liverpool paper Of that date which day lat than pre-
Viousiy received but ii contains nothing of interest
o. the lib iUs OF the Delaware Joseph Jackson
Boy, native of North Carolina fell overheard from the
Philadelphia and downsd every oxertion was made 10
save him hut vain he before the reach him.
Thevessel was struck with 9aw of wind at the time aud
vas goi ng at tho rate OF seven miles per hour.
Fbo Ruined South!-Phe Governor of efeorgia in
letter to Gentleman Of philadelphia. SAYS
I've have no such class as the poor. Our lands
are SO cheap, and the absolute nocessaries of life
SO easily obtained, that the number OF dependent
poor are scarcely sufficient to give exercise to tho
virtue OF charity in individuals a begrar is al
INST as arc With us Prince. Children, in
stead of being incumbrance TO the poor of
our country, are their riches" - .r ..
Olcial return of the vote on the amended Consii-
tuition. -- r " .........n
,,... For ratification, Rejection.
Albemarlo 626 rs. ~ .......
f.. .e Bath. ......... % .....-.. tA7 ... ..
Berkeley o5 l61
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