Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-13

The vote stood thus:
Burton. s. 81 % IS 49,, 80
Mhoon, 90 81 81
Scattering, II
On Tuesday, James Grant reelected withou,
opposition, Comptroller of the State, for the ensuing
year
On Friday last. the Senate r-naincJ secret ses.
sion, nearly the whole dAy.-Ths uncommon occur.
has excited conjecture rs to the nature of
The business before them. is believed, thong the
injunction of secrecy snot removed. that their DELHI
crations were connected with the dabocal pamphlet
written by Walker of Boston. n copy Of which was
transmitted to the Legislature by the Governor, the
opening OF the Legislature. This is. we believe, the
second instance only, in which the doors have been
closed and the gaaries cleared, by either branch of
our Asse nbly for secret legislation. The other
stance was in i7qo when fra,,,is were committed IN
Treasury, by Glasgow, Doneson and others.
bill has been introduced, to extend the laws of
this State that of the territory occupied
by the Cherokee Indians and included within the char
tered limits of North Carolns a bill has also been
reported to repeal the Ac, creating Board of Inter-
nal Improvements.
NJ. Bynum has submitted, it will be seen, a series
OF Resolutions denying in toto. the constitutional
power OF Congress to appropriate money for execu.
ting works OF Internal Improvement, within the States
We feel confident that thy will not go down
On the same day, the bill prohibiting the owners of
Slaves fr teaching them read write, passed its
second reading, without division. Whilst under m.
sideraton. Mr.. Dick from Guilfori. moved to strike
out that clause Of the bill witch prohibits Slaves from
being taught to read. Many of his constituents he
said considered il to be their duty teach their
wants to real. that they might obtain Knowledge of
the Scriptures, and he thought if Slaves were not
taught write. that they could hold spon
dence With each other the purpose of the friends of
the bill would be answered.
Mr.. Meares OF different opinion. If slaves
were taught tn read, he said they would be like
ly to read the inhammatory publications of the day.
such as he then held in MS hand (which the cele
brated Walker pamphleD than the Scriptures In
order to shew the length to which the ncendiary
to whom he referred, went, Mr.. NJ. read from the
pamphlet number of very Objectionable passages;
he naaI .,tp,Sn a
be agreed to.
It was negatived by large majority.
Mr.. Dick then remarked, that his constituents and
those of the friends of this BILL very differently
situated. In the part of the country from which he
came such bill would be considered very objection
able. for the which he had already stated but
the Eastern gentlemen seemed DESTROYS of passing
it, he would not object to it, provided they would
clude from its operation the county of Guord. For
which purpose, he made motion, whchewas at once
overruled, and the bill passed its second reading,
without q division.
In the House of Commons, the same day, the
bill vesng the election of the Clerks the Superior
and County Courts hereafter to be appointed, i'm the
people, was lost by sing .voe, on its second reading
Bron, the National Iateiiigence,. of Dec 10.
The Bank Of the United SLltes.--Ir was hardly ex-
pcc,ed that early IN the session Of Congress- any
decision should have taken place in either House,
which should have any bearing question OF SO
great Importance that which concerns the renew
al of the Charter of the Bank OF the United States
II came up, however vest erda y-incdenally indeed.
but still Substantially, as to lis effect Tue decision
10 refer the recommendation of the President that
subject tottc committee that reported arainsj Il
at the last session. indicates probably, with few in
dividua exceptions las many Of the exceptions being
the side the other the strength of the qucs-
ton in the House of Representatives. Appcatan
ces decisive against any present action upon the
Executive recommendation; and (wiiatevcr, at some
future session. may BIZ the ultimate fate OF The ques-
ton of re charterng the present Bank they are
equally decisive against the establishments of Gov
Ran Tho pcI.,l1c ctnI tno
Message
From The Raleigh Star, IF DeeeluJer 9.
II will be by advertisement TO days that
Doctors Rose Sutherland have united their sysIcm for the
of Dyspepsia aud have sppoi.ad pf Beck~h, of ..
city, their agent Dr. Rose understand will leave here for
the South Friday II is hut just remark, thai during his
sojourn he has administered to number ofpa-
ucnts who sorey afflicted with Dyspepsia and they all
affirm that they have under treatment experienced
such rapid improvement Indeed of iicm who
OF great responsibility declare themselves almost cured aud
do hesitate their entire confidence thai
nuad Of the remedies prescribed viii restore tbcm
TO perfect health.
We understand that wAiSER of Boston who the in
cendary publication which ina, III
the South, died recently in Massachusetts.
- lhatigh Register
From.ite BJst1n Palladium.
Exract of a ,ctter from respectable Commercial
House in Rio, to- a merchant i'll this cily:-"The
Rutherford Richmond City Mill Flour, per ship
States is selling at i3l5OO per Dbl Comparisonp
States, and the 'GalcGo per Horatio, which arrived
here about the time; the bakers pronounced the
two brands of inc quality, and that they could
discover difference between them, and that the
cargo of Rutherford, per the States, inferior
to nome"
MARRIED-on Thursday evening, the ~ of Dccembc by
tue Rev Edward BAPTIST, iirLARY HARRIS Esq Miss pnogBp
ASSr daughter Of Joseph oson Esq all of Powhatan county
ooh happy they, when souls each other draw,
When love is lhc1ty, and nature law"
DlEDAt Dogota, Colombia. the i7lh September las,
DADaEy Overt Carr, o.! Col Samuel Carr of Alhemac
County, Virginia, IN tho 9Th year of his age.
The deceased IF fine talents and
mise or ardcn, temperament aud eu'erprisng spirit. Will,
studen West Point he pnncd the resolution of joining
the standard Of Bolivar and Left that place. will, young Sn,
American, adopted son Of Gen facz his fellow
student and repaired TO South America Ills military
ton, his talents and the is especabty connexions
this coinify gave HIM the craof and NC WA
Immediately appointed Office IN the Colombian Amy
lie had served 1t for several ycas sharing various for
tune yet moving steadily IN tho n Distinction when
death met him. M h1;te-hrld ant closed his carrcL Oh
the 9Th day ~ August last e marched cut vt the city