Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-02

On wines OF all kinds; of all kinds. On s,;ces f nil
kns say mace. Cloves nu'"ess cinnamon, oassia pepper
on almonds curan prunes pluns figs rasus
n' on canpho corks' ON books printed previous to the
y-tr seventeen hundred and seventy five. on brcs on
Arabic and all oher gums: olive OIL on on az
OF al Kinds ON CHINA and procelan. parts watches; on
aces composed chiefly OF pearls SET
oherw'se ON laces other than lace ON Tin in plates
shee,s ON boiling cloths stiouds, and, three point
panhets LOT ne indian trade; au< ON linen
cambfcks including handkerchef on lawns on nanze On
CASHMERE shawls from beyond the Cape of ope; on
cannon Grape; on straw mats; crude salt
pere on cream of tartar; opun on Peruvian bark ON
cnronomeeis on seXan's ambcr; pine apples ni
per oeeS ana OIL OF Junper cochinea; on Italian or
iscr Grapes on Demijohn brgamot and all
uiacufeo o ox hors and all other horns tips ON mad
DIES; OH salt; Oh turtle SHE'LL
Sec Ind Dc 1t raer e,,ac,cs That from and ,ne ,h.
said thrtieh ddy of June eight hundred and
thirty two the duties linens, kinds shall he fifteen ner
oeu ao vaoren any thing IN any act or tie contrary
Sec .4wd be 1t further enacted Tha, all teas which may
ne u, the pubic warehouses tine theh day of June
shall delivery thereafter pay rate Of duy only as
Is imposed ny this act on teas imported after that DAYS and
day June thousand eight and thirty two shall
be delivered after that day, free of all duty.
said hirtieth day of june thousand eight hundred and
the ad valoem duties imposed by law shall
imported INFO the United Sra,es.
|, WASHINGTON, JAN 90
In the Srnate yesterday, the whole of the day
Was occupied In the debate the Public Lands
Mr. w eSster having concluded his speech and Mr.
Hayne having spoken in reply. TIE Senate did not
adjourn till half past four O'Clock
| The HoGse was chiefly occupied in the adon,ion
OF Resolutions, and on the Maine Election on which
| the blouse came to no decsion.-A Message was re-
ceived from the President the subject of The ron
dtion OF the Patent Office; and another recomn,end
ing rerlsal of the laws on tho subject of the cx
peldtures in tho department of our FOREIGN ;ntar
conrse.-Mr Mallary. from the Committee of Man
uac ures. reported Bill making some changes in
the farlff-Mr. Sorrs, from the Commi tee on the
nd 2o+o
OF representation after the twent y-second CONGRESS-
-Air Thompson OF Georgia, also reported from
the Committee on he Militia, a Bto establish a
unitorm Militia Systematic dayton offered sun
dry aeclaratory resolutions the subject of the
Tariff or wool, which were refe rrcd to the Commit
tee OF the whole House on the stste OF the Union
10y WARRINGTON, Jan. 90.
In the Senate yesterday, the bill making appronri
atoms fs the payment OF Revolutionary and invalid
pensioners was read third time and passed The
bill 10 authorize tie reconveyance of n lot of land
the North Battery TO the City cf New York was
read The sscosd time and referred to the Committee
en- Military Affairs. The bill for the further reon
lation of vessels bound up James River was read
second time and referred TO the Committee on Com
mercc- Ide Senate resumed tue consideration eff Mr.
Foots resolutions and after some time was spent in
debate, adjourned. =
- In the House of Representatives Yesterday, Mr.
Hoffman, from tho Committee on Naval Affairs
reported bill to provide for the more efIectual
execution of the ministerial duties of the Navv ne
pGftment and bill to provide for completing the
Naval Hospital at Norfolk and the Asylun, in
Philadelphia, and to furnish them in part Mr. Irwin
OF Ohio, from the Committee on Public Lands. re-
ported bill granting to the State of Ohio on GER
tain conditions, ali the lands OF the United States
within that State Mr Drayton from the, Commit
tee on Military Affairs, reported bill authorizinp
Paymasters to employ citizens TO aid them in dis,
charge OF heir duties in certain cases, which was
read twice, and ordered to be engrossed and read
third time Tomorrow. Some discussion took place
on resolution offered days since by Mr. De
WITT OF New York, providing for the discontinue
was finally postponed for two weeks. The House
then resumed the consideration of the report of the
Committee Oh Elections, on the subiec, of the
Name Election, when Mr.. Evans continued to ad-
dress the Committee at great length. -.