Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14

Holmes, wrrc ordered 10 ne un ~. ..
BILE; the same order was taken on
veral IN. MORALS; orders were raAc,,.
some bills and u.cmo,isls: The h..l r.
the relief Of the owners and Their .,,.t
representatives, Of the ship Aile., a.,
vas reported without amrndm.r,: ci
after the transaction If a variety -
ther business. Mr.. Frelinghnyser al :
dressed the Senate for ahou' two hos-.
on the bill for removing certain Indian
tribes.
10 the House Of Rcpresental,e.
bills were reported on several sub,e.s
recommended TO the considerable d.
Congress in the Presidents messsg.
Tor the relief of Moses rresdwell. Adj
for making appropriations To paw cor
tain Cherokee claims. The Gonna,
tee Of Claims vas discharged from H..
further consideration Of various pr.y.,.
claims A bill connected with mo.
mortal Of the Colonization Society. G.
&c. was reported and committed p
the Committee Of the Whole ON ,br
-tate Of the Union. Several appropri.
alton bills were passed. and o,he, bu-
siness transacted. among which was
resolution passed allowing Judge Pei
10 make 10 the House before Wedne,
isy next at - o'clock, a written a.
oral argument in reply TO the charge,
preferred by Mr.. La~less against lnm.
The bill appropriatlng five THOUSAND
dollars for the purchase Of books for
the use of the Supreme Court. was, AZ.
ter an animated debate, laid upon the
table. The remainder OF the day w,
devoted to the consideration in Con
m'ttee OF the Whole on the state o.
the Union. MIR. Haynes in the char.
Of the Buffalo and New Orleans Road
Bill. At five o'clock. tho committcs
rose, and the House adjourned.
THURSDAY, APRIL 8.
In the Senate repor, was received
from the Secretary Of the Tressary
showing the number Of subordinaie
officers of the customs that have been
removed the 4th Of March, 1899
some tune was spent in the consider
alton oil Executive business. The Sc
nate having resumed the con>,dcra,,on
OF the bill Tor removing certain Indian
tribes, Mr.. Frelinghuy.en continued
his remarks for more than two hour.
when he gave way for motion to adj
journ.
This day being a day set apart for
seg'.lati"n IN reference 10 the Distrlc,
oi Columbia. the House OF Rcpre-rrta.
ti'es acted on the bill Tor the bet,c-
organization Of the Militia of the D..
trict oi Columbus. which a. ordered
10 he engros,ed and read a third time
on Saturday. The House then wen,
into Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, On the bill for n,
Punishment at Grimes IN the DlsnIc,
ut Columbia and gu the bill ia n.
point Commissioners ,o PREF are code
OF laws Tor the District of Columbia.
which were reported to the House
The House then adjourned.
FRIDAY. APRIL q.
The Senate, after the Transaction Of
other business. resumed the con>lders.
ton OF the bill making provision Tor
the removal Of the Indians beyond tie
MissIssIppI; and MIR. Frelinghuvsen
concluded his speech upon u.
In the House If Representatives. At
ter the usual presentation &c renor,s.
fhe consideration Of Mr.. Conlters re-
soiu''on for the appointment of a Stand.
ing COMMITTEE on Printing was resun-
ed. Mr.. WickIiiic. MIR. Crockett.
Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Hall. MIR. Strrigcre.
MIR. Fucker. Mr.. Williams. and Nj
Mallary, addressed the House upoa
the subject until the close Of The hour.
MIR. Dray'on has possession Of the noo
Tor tomorrow. The House then ucr,
into the consideration Of private bills.
upwards OF twenty Of which were pa,
ed through Committee. and ORDERED
to be engrosscd for third reading 20
morrow.
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