Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-12

on niohaay next to the election OF two Pri-
Ivy Councillors, supply the vacancies occasoned
ny the removal of Samuel Cotton and navi6 Er;ore
And then the House adjourned ses'
IN the Senate yer,s!day bill reported from the Cm
ee on Military Affairs 10 liquiae the of South Car
payment of the claim of the State of Slassehuset,s for e
and aunnS me last war received second reading,
"e Was spent IN the consideration executive business
presented GU ea, Csc Yesterday petitions
e unanimous consent Of the House. number of bills us.
reported by hevaons Committees and afterwards bv fh
unanimous consen, of the House. nu-,be, of @
Snere, Inc greater part of which adopted and the r
due LAID on The table for day bills ordered 10 he en-
crossed on the preceding day severaly passed The ,
ouai OF Inc Gay being the report Of The Committee On
was Then taken up and Mr.. Anad commenced some RI
mar ON .ne eelosnce After speaking for ne he gave
way 10 motion that the The o,,v,;on he;,,,
decided in the Affirmative Comniuee rose and
progress and asked leave again The Iouse ,han All,
ourned. ' --'"se '"ei a''-
WAsHINeroS Jan 6.
In the Senate yesterday MIR. Smith, from the Coms
nitee on NANCE reported bill to continue in force
tne act allowing drawback on brandy imported in
casks OF not less than fifteen gallons bill to alter
Tue terms OF credit on bonds given for goods wnr1s
ana merchandise import ed into the United States.
anu a Dill TO authorize the commissioners ne tha
SINKING fundto redeem the public debt of the Inf
tea states; which were severally pissed tn secoId
reading "A bill to cause the northern and western,
boundary lines OF the State of Missouri to be
distinctly defined, and for he division of
among The half breeds of the Sats and Pox Tnd;ans
OIL allowing the duties upon goods npt,ted INTO
LGulsvle e. fittsburg Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Nash
VINE ana NocheZ, to be secured and paid at tb&sr
paces Dill to increase the tension Of rles Inv,
aoee; ana bill for the relief of the MAYOR and Civ ne
baltmore were srverally resd third time nnd mass
ed; The Senate adjourned till Monday
In the House of Representatives pestar5a,, en-,
rssoiation offercd by Mr. Hunt. on the subiett
OF the Public Lands again discussed. but M
question was taken, Dir. Hunt, Mr. Potter of No,th
Caroline and Mr. Lewis of Alabama ba vino 49,,
cd the House on the subject. The question of TN.
contested election in Tennessee was then taken I'm
as inc unf'n he'd business, when Mr.. Arnold concit
ded Ills argument; and after few exemplatorv w
marks from Messrs. Standifer, Buchnnon, md
ro'k Mr. Lea obtained the floor, and on his motion
,ne oGmmtec rose and reported progress and Oh
ned ieave to SIT ngain. The section of the Iawo
tennessee which Sfr. Arnold had relied nm ,v. tba
ordered to be printed, motion of Mr. j. w. Tav.
W. -, Journal
me reader will see, by the minutes of proceedings
IN the House of Representatives thai n hin ya. vgS
teTuay reported IN that body by tl Committee az In
.ernal improvement OF grcaterimpo probably.
nah any that viii come under ration of tho
for Inc construction of road from Buffalo in the
state OF New York, passing by this city to New Or
leans In this noble project the whole Union has a..
interest," and several of the States 20 Immediate and
deep concern, that do not doubt ofits nj, imafs
success. yiI;s u"'e
7, ,ho u..e, WssIusGroS, JaDrary 9.
iu INC ousc OF Representatives Yesterday tie disos,ss;o
the resolution offered by Mr. Hunt in reference IN ,b %
lands was resumed; when Mr. Euaes addressed ,e to,n
xraian of the hour The House then resolved e2 ,e s
onn''ec OF the Whole, report of the (onn,;,,.o
on the petition of Thomas Arnold when MIR On
Arnold :" 'epY 10 ior
an act has been passed by the Legislature of Gcor
g'a To prevent the Introduction Of free persons ofco
inur INTO the pors of that State. The Savannah
oeo'SiaH says:-'t imposes quarantine of 40 davs
upon vessels having board persons of the Glaze 70
ierIed to-this clause to take effect upon vessels fIou
poiS VI 'he united states, in three mont his; from aI}
other ports, in six months The nc, ,l1o ,r,b;hs Ill
intercourse with such vessels by free persons color
81 saves and compes captains of vtssls 10 conver.
OaCk sucD persons on board. renders capits] the ctr
'uiatng OF pamphlets OF evil tendency onrono onr Jn
nescs makes penal tho teaching of free per,ons NJ
,Dou, OF saves 70 read or write; and prohibits the
'ouuction OF slaves into this state for sale IT Is
proper 10 state, that the act referred to was
passed IN lis present FORM aHoiber having been pre-
lousy on iispassage i'll consequence Of a message
- governor Glmer. on the last day of the session.
oupded upon pamphlet Of an jndio,,s character in
roduced INTO, and detected in tbis city; q copy Of
winch was forwarded 10 the Executive Depart
nent."
Men YorkThe Legislature of vew yo,k me, IN ,, st
ns In the Senate William NJ Oliver elected p,es;ent
no tenn In the House of Assembly Erarus Root was sisc
speaker ~ 'N'4
Ihe reduction Outstanding armies is included il, the
lumber OF The benefits to from the increased
eIefIty and ease OF conveyance by means Of resiI-
Dads. An English writer remarlss--
In case IT INVASION internal connection the
vnoie dspossbe force of the country could with the
I'D OF such means Of conveyance. he brought to net
m any given poins in amazingly short space OF
'me,--a circumstance which would enable govern
nent considerably 20 diminish The number OF tror,e-
gbich, under other crcun,stsrc.S bev Ji,,t be err
'eilcd co hecp up"