The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-06

nj from sumdry citizens Of Virginia,
relative IA the Colonization Society.
aud tie Slase Trade. which waste
fcrred In a Select COMMITTEES. Mr.
HemphiIl gave notice that l'e shoald.
lon Wednesday week. move lise
House to take up the bill for The CT
taLIisaue,a .f a national Read FROM
Buffalo IL New Orleans. Mr. Davis
presented sundry resoluti"us Of the
State of Alassachusetts, relative to
the claim Of that State on the Gen.
eraI Government, which were laid
on table, and ordered to be printed
Some appropriation bills were acted
upon before adjournment.
III the Senate, Feb 20. MIR FIRE.
|Iingha, sen presented memorial
from the Ladies Of Bu,llnglen. New
Jersey, demonstrating against the
removal of the Indians bcysHd the
waters of The Mississippi and pray
ing for fhc protection vi the indians
beyond the waters ot tho Mississip
pi !; and n ayiag Tor the protection
# the indians in their rights and
property. .N"i4
Mr. Woodbury., from the Library
committee made u report on a rcsolu
tion which had been referred, prohib
iting tie Secretary ef the Senate
from subscribing TO certain public
iucumenis proposed to be published
by Messrs, Gales & Scaton, until an
appreciation was made 10 meet the
pay ment. f........r. II. .s.7. s4 \.
III the Uouse, the debate on the
lletrenclment Resolution, Tor dis
pensing With the draltsn,at of the
House, was resumed. Js.l 4rioc
Mr., Polk delivered himself at
length on the various matters intro.
duccd into The debate, and in favor
of the resolution. sfifi4fJl iHs n"s
Mr. StoIrs of New York. moved
,he previous question and the mo-
tim being sustained, the sense of the
House was taken upon the original
resolution of Mr. Dc VIII, was mod
flied by that genticma,A
Resoired, That the annual allow
ancc Of fifteen hundred dollars, here
toinIc made in The disbursement Of
the House Of Representatives,. tor the
ser, ice Of Craftsman, DC, and lic
sane is, hereby discontinued /; and
Illa, so much of the resolution uf l8
"a as au,horises the appui,h'Ucnt. be,
and the same is, hereby rescindcd.
Upon a dc,ision by yeas aSd nays,
the RESOLUTION was adopted, by a
vote of "a to Sc. 'lP ~
Mr. Benton. introduced bill for the
encouragement Of agriculture, manu-
E,ctures aud commerce by abolisiing
after given period, the duties on
certain articles import ed into the Cni
ted Staiss. q" sHiiAt3 f'
In the House of Representatives,
Mr. Goodenow iatr0duccd a bill grant
ing u township of land foI the assI.t-
ancc OF The Deaf and Dumb in the
States of New Yolk Pennsylvania,
Ohio and North Carolina. The res
olution abolishing the Office Of DrafIs-
man was passed by vote Of 94to 06.
The discussion having been stopped Sy
Il cali for tho previous question. The
Judiciary bill was then taken up, and
Judge Spencer, Of New York, address
ell the Hou.e until the adjournment.
against the bill as r.ported Wy the Com
rnittee on the Judiciary.
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JOHN RANDOLPH, vi Roanoke is
a candidate FOR the Virginia House
NJ Representatives under the new
Constitution. His "church yard
no lonSe, alarms him, and
his general health is a, gopd as
il has been any time these ten years,
There is scarcely u doabl that hewili
be a candidate, should his health
for a seat in Tie esd Con-
gross. Tie excitement Of political
life is as necessary to him as the air
Ie brcathcs- .os,,-is ofa,s,.ssa,