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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

lie Ne" York Evening Pos, gives the fol
owing account Of the stopping OF the Mali by
he lVsians:
We have seen letter from Montgomery,
~%s' cate OF the Ssh ihsi. wriuen by a respec
,''e eulken OF tbs place now travelling in
"a part OF the Country, giving parucular
s''0nhi OF the detention OF the Mil BY the
-''e"- 1t took place 90 the 9TH There we've
:, passengers in me stsge--an EngIshman
= 'he'~ Herr Clines-one Of hem the well
N'"o ? riormsr on the ,igh' ropr The 10
-" Chief, lusksnsei, rode up 70 The foremost
:" Of horses and attempted to seize the
~S' In this he fsiled, and the carriage com
abreast With him he attempted 70 sab the
! s.''', out fortunately missed his aim The
al mat moment sprang from his box,
-, -, .'ieh was stopped, and the passengers 60,
y; ava ossaa 10 demonstrate, but in vain At
, d" ,'ne Col Read, who spoke a little OF
IL. roe'an language, came up and persus de q
H"isi 10 wait until an Interpreter could
%G Tor While waiting for the interpreter
~; u The Cline iucau,iously remarked to the
Cs;, ' that the lndiap was a madman. The
"'' On hearing this, dar,sd at Cline, and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

would have killed him on the spot had not
Coll Read interfered, and succeeded in pacify
ing him. The. stage was detained some three
or fosr hours, and<6nally suffered to proceed 10
the white seuletnent At Montgomery, where it
arrived on Saturday evening, Here the depo-
sition OF the passengers we're taken aud legal
process issued. Greatsxci,ement prevailed at
Montgomery during the next day, and serious
results were appreh, nded. The writer Of the
letter, aud some other travellers at Mon,go-
merry, were doubtful whether they ought 10
proceed the next day on their journey, which
lay thro' the Greek nation. Some Of the inha-
bi'ants advised them TO go on, and others dis
saaded them-obserying, that the proceedings
Of yesterday were the most alarming moves
msn, on the part Of the Indians tina, had ye,
taken place. The travellers were well armed
and were determined to go on if the Sheriff
wen, with them. A large body of indians
showed themselves during the whole afternoon
Of Saturday in the neighborhood Of Mon'go-
merry"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

pr.xos Ayass-By he arrival OF the
:, S,o ,jyicss are received at New York
an B,,no, Ayres to The 7se, and from Mon
.,it,o 10 the sl,t Of December.
ri I,,n Manuel Rosas,wss sieetedGovsrn-
md C,p,aiu General Of The province OF b'A.
n, ,,,h by nearly unanimous vote. The
,ae,d in his hands are extraordinary !;
4. same Tim. it is par, of his oath tina, he
n support the republican system ofrepresen-
anon. H. has appointed for his Cabinet Gen.
,,l Thomas Guido, 10 be Minister OF the
;owrnnsn, and Foreign Affairs; }. X. Bal
M, to be Minister Of War; and NJ J. Gar
La 10 be Minister Of Finance.
III. new Governor has issued circulars, M
bling union Of the differen, provinces OF inc
|hani in. Republic. There was rumor oil
ro,h,r revolution on the 9Th which turned
|ai 10 b. an uusuccsssful attempt made Sy
|uul Col Smith, 10 persuade his regiment to
,ud Join CordOva, Quiet prevailed gener>
|fy. Produce wa, high aud scarce; imports
YER. dull and 10 abundance. The body OF the
nurd,sd Dorreso, baying been brought from
II, place Of its ln,,rmen,. was drpssited on
Sqnd.y ,hr Goth Dec. in the church OF La
R,dad aul on The next day conveyed TO the
Ior, and thence TO the Cathedral, where il was
brird
Atsprbance took place in Montevideo on
ID, lih Dec arising from an ineursioo made
into be ciy BY regiment Of cavalry, chiefly
Indian who sought 10 release some prisoners
h'y were r,puls,d with some bloodshed.
We earn Says he Journal of Commerce,
tom Cap. ReSs,son, that the Colombian
SIP Of sar INCA Of Is guns Capt. Brown,
arrived Of Monte Vid.o, Dec. asa, lsaky, after
II u''GtcrHiul attempt % double Cape Horn,
,onPiOy with Inc Z lomLIsn ship Colon
I'o IS guns bearing the fl & Of thu Admire
'a IN coasr OF Patagonia. while atemp ing 70
"er RIO Negro, The INCA went ashore and
w '0mpyIl"d 10 throw overheard par OF the
tm1mtnL Cap. Brown then shaped his course
0i NO Jintiro, but the Junior officers COM
N'sd HIM To put in at Monte Video. WH.r
'"n'a sight OF he city they rose upon him
''' MN and the second lieutenant who adj
a''a to him. In heavy irons, robbed him OF &c
,'ao'ons, and put The ship in command Of tot
|"a Lru'rnanr. A manifesto was ther
r''o Sp, giving the reasons Of their conduct
'us captain is an Englishman, IND the his
~ second Lieutensnls Americans On IN,
.Y previous to the sailing Of the Soto
~' Caplaln and second Lieut. were Iibtrates
% scot on shore The frs I.ieu,. his beet
= OOsA the whole affair confined TO his bed b!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
CONGRESS

In the Senate yesterday, alter The con''aera-
ton Of various other subjects, Mt. Foor'' re
solution Was again taken up; Mr. ""oDsuh'
concluded his remarks, and The senate aolour"
ed on the mo ion al Mr. SMITH OF Mary'a"a
In III. House Of Representatives Yesterday,
the principal business was The in'rooGcio" o'
sjBill for the removal aud settiemen! OF IN: ln>
dams to the Territory west OF the MISSISSIPPI,
MIR. BucHAsAN moved 10 print ten 'no"sanu
copies OF The report which Accompanies :"e
Bill. Upon this motion warm dcoae eo'ue"'
,he house ord,ied he reading OF 'he E,Po''
Ayes $50, Noe. Sc and then suspended '"e
reading, Ayes 70, Noes IT, ana AFTER r,'s'"s
to adjourn, and rejeeung motion 10 'ay '"s
proposition for printing Oh me 'a''e, PISS
,hs nrd.r for printing zen thousand copies,
AYES lIs. Noes IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
COMMERCIAL.

We are indebted to q CONNIE rciai House in this
Town for the following extract of q letter. dated
"BurHos AYREs, 21s. Dec 1929.
Our market is rather dull for all descrip tions of
Dry Goods, and is limited in every other article,
of the trade with the interior remaining inactive
Civil continues to keep the Provinces very unset
tied. nor can we, in the mean time, look with much
confidence on the permanency of present of
affairs, Flour is coming in pen,ifully, more than
1900 barrels have arrived within the last four weeks,
and have affected the price severely. Offers by the
cargo do not come up $780, while It'll retailing at $50
to S65 We have also had large importa,ions Of Do
nestle Cottons which are Of difficult sale quo.
tations Salt is now very abundant. Gin is scarce.
Rum is saleable at quotations. Catalonia Wine and
Spanish Brandy very saleable"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
supREME COURT UNITED STATES
Tursp,Y. FEBRUARY %, 1880.
resent a. on Yesterday

Present "a on YESTERDAY
q, motion al MIR Dohdridge, Lewis Max
well, ESQ. of Virginia, and on motion oil M,
V;n,np. Wm. w. Twin, Esq. Of Ohio, were al
mi,,.d as Attorneys and Councillors os ms
Court -.
No. So. John Beatty, Plaintiff in Error vs.
Lessee Of Asa kaowler and wife he arg
MN, of this cause. was concluded by Mr.
Virgin, for the Plain'iff in Error. .,
No ga. Johu B.ckhouse's administrators CT
al. vs.. James Hunters administrators Ct 81
The argumrn, Of This cause was Commence
bv Mr. Hoynss. for the plaintiffs.
No. 100 Vaudeville & LaImour, P'a'ot,fi'
in error, VS.. Thomas Cookendorfe'. n's
cause wa. argued by Mr. E. l. Lee Tor the
plain,iffs in Error, and by MIR. Key, Tor Inc &C.
fendan in error.
Adjourned Till tomorrow, II o'clock, m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
EXPEDITION correspondent

p' ..,:D Informs The New York Com
"p' ,S,, Governments have Forwarded TO
'''l s,.,;ooaries Of the Unied States,
''", ,,s,,,o ard Chill, and to our naval
''' :, The South Atlantic and Pacific
w., ;.,,,uc,ion, directing favorable alien
,.,owmapders Of the exploring YES
.r,n,, Dyrr, as also to the expeditions
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a.
nj as on Yesterday.

Present as on yesterday. 1
No "a. John w. King, Appellant vs.. James !,
uam;,,on e al On appeal from a decree Of
,hs Circsi, Cour, Of the United States Tor inc
NJ, of Ohio. Mr.. Justice Thompson de-
i;,sr.d ,he opinion Of this Court, reversing inc
a..rs. II the said Circui, Court.
NJ. - John G. M'Donad, Pialnuff In hr,
,or ", George 3. Magruder This cause was
ara,.d Nv Mr.. Jones for the plaiuuH IN error
.,S MIR. XIV for the defendant IN error MI:
az" NJ ,, lanes spra,,'s adminis'ratri1' Plain
,;s in Error Us, Thomas Sp,att. ne a'su,
.In :" e hi. cause was commenced by Mr.,
Kew for III, plaintiff in error, and continued
- Co1 for the defendant in error. =.
Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'CLOCK, a. "'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

;,;ons Of the person fiiiiug the
u me Op'n If,uch change has taken
| drhs s;n '.I sDrak generally of the State
lego G Individuals we know there
c 1% n,inions favorable to the P power VI
4, hoid ot s"r lis exercise, in behalf OF a
,,1e, !, 10 S; soash Carolin. ITSELF i. now
's'S ,r IL 10 the other House, present
o'no., IS, ne" Dsrhaps no, without some te'
as,a - i 1T, s. shown. tina, il I am in e,
%" Of o. n;.c, Of Internal improvements,
. ne 'o ,.5,, company fell into tina, err
ID n | yong, i, is apparent who missed
rTo be continued
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

,,.,-L,,rer. from Vera Cruz to the
'~r ,,,, been received in New York, by
.;,a f the Comet, a, Philadelphia
a;,y rre,ail.c, and confidence was said
"a IN the new ministry. Business
,....m.d more ACTIVITY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

W. The Sermon IN behalf OF the ONEsIMUs
socIErr, which was postponed last Lords Day even
ing on account of the unvorable state of the weather.
will be preached, by the leave of Providence next
Sunday afternoon, in the First Presbyterian Church.
Service tn commence ut half past three O'Clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

~ 4 SERMoN-st especial invitation
Of "Ihe Temperance Society,"" be preached in
81. Mnys Church, next Sunday at half past o'clock,
(weather permit,ng,) by Rev'd. ]. W. FAracLousH;
after which collection will be taken up for the bene-
fit of the Poor. feb 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

" JuvEsILx FAIR.-A Juvenils Fair, for
the benefit of the Poor of Christ Church Sunday School,
will be held Saturday, the 18th instant commencing
at o'clock, at the School Room under Brooke Lodge
Admittance 81 cents. feb 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
r NOVICE.

TIME subscriber being about to resign the duties Of
her School, returns her thanks to the citizens OF
Alexandria for the liberal patronage ded and re-
commends to their notice MAnY hHNA TALBOT as her
successors who will conduct the School upon the sys-
TEN heretofore pursued by me.
have no hesitation saying for the satisfaction of
those who may be disposed to patronse her. that con-
slider her fully competent to instruct in all the branches
heretofore taught m the School; and feel confident.
from tn, enth Of time she has been engaged with me
as acher that she will discharge the duties OF her
station faithfully and efficiently.
For further information, reference can be made to
me at the School Room on st AsaPh street, till LIST OF
9TH mo RACHEL PAIN Els
AlexenGria I'd mo 1830-eotlstAp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

celebrated in Richmond with
II ',;.ril, and good feeling and win s',
..' ~ 10, Of attachment 10 the Oh
:. m, and indIrssibAs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
co,v,s,,osrR's OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA,

January 7b7H, IooV'
The parties before named will nlea,e
,o,;oe that o, the SOM day " Msreh neIf at ~
o,c,oeI A. NJ within my Office IN this place, ln.e ,h
execute the repoFs On the on
ON oAy ,hs same in the Clerks Office: when and
Ss-. thew are required attend. with their
and evidence, in support of their respect
i've pretensions: COLIN ann. NC.
ian 28-2aw2m CoLiN hoH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
Instruct Of Columbia,
alexandria County, Set.
APRIL TERM, 1929.

Bryan Hamp ps,.. Complainant ,s cuAscERY.
Jobu McIver, Defendant,
SIlHE Compartments bill in this case having 9esn ,
heretofore regularly taken for confessed. and set
for decree: 1t is now by the Court. on the eens,oe
ton thereof and of the exhibits Herewith hed, ae,
creed and ordered, that Master CommissoneI nua 40
80 account between the Complainant and Defend
&c The sales of the Complsinnts lands IN the pro-
.sdng, mentioned, and report to this Court the sac
account, shelving the balance due to the Complainant
on such sales.
eopy-Test: ,rr &C
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
Vo Soap Boilers.

EcEIv ED some short time since ~ ss 81
IL fled Resin: '""i'" "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
Trustees Sale.

nURsUANTto decree of the Circuit Court OF the
L District of Columbia sitting in Alexandria IN
of Mr.. Michael Clearly, in the village of 0ccoquan,
Three Tracts, or parcels of Land.
adjoining each other, and near said Villages known {"
sennles or the Free Tracts; containing $50 acres,
one s74 lo7l6O acres and another $50 1850 acres
The sale will take place Friday the 1871 day %
March nert al II O'Clock ~ and the condition term.
Of SALE as directed by the said decree are one third
of the purchase money to be paid on the day OF sale,
and TN. remaining two thirds in and two years
thereafter. in equal portions, with interest from the
day of SALE the purchaser purchasers giving bond
and security to the satisfaction OF the Trustee Tor the
punc,usl pa,ment thereof-at which time only mo
property is to be conveyed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
lust Received,

~ TONS of ST Domingo logwood, and
30 bags fine white coffee suitable for family use
For sale by 81. MILLER = BUN.
feb 25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26

~. PosrrosEaEsr.-Th The drawing OF ,o .ne
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class no o., rI
a1,b Feb is postponed until "Wednesday. 10th March
feb26
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ria Be continued !
:. .eyAN.DRIAa As o.

uoRyING, FEBRUARY g. 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-26
Alexandria Academy.

"A deny will be held This afternoon at O'Clock, a
the Alexandra Library Room. Punctual attendance
is requested, as matters Of great importance will b
submitted to the Board.
feb rs VIM L. HODGSON, Sec'y.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-18
ANECDOTE

"The following sneedote was lately
told To me BY Senator Of Berne. Two
neighboring farmers bad dispute re-
specting the right TO some adjoining
property, which they could not com
promise and an action was brought to
determiDe il. On the day appointed
Tor the trial, one Of the farmers having
dressed himself in his Sunday clothes,
called upon his opponent to accompany
him TO the Judge. Finding his neigh
Dor At work on his ground. he suid to
him. us IL possible you can have for
gotten that our cause is TO be decided
TO day." No. said the other. IL have
not forgotten At; but I cannot we'll
spare time to 20. knew you would
tie there, and l aM sure you are an no
nest man. and will cay nothing but the
truth. You will state the case fairly,
and justice will be DONE And so il
proved. for the farmer who went 10 the
Judge, stated his ncighbor's claims SO
clearly, that the cause wa. decided a.
gainsi himself: and he returned to IN
form his opponent tina; be bad gained
the property"
They manage these thing. quite
otherwise" said /, "in some places"
lChristian Kegi stcr
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-18
POLITICAL.
FROM rnx BOSTON COURIER.

IHoN INK noSTON CoVuiEu-
'Thc natives entertain n belief, that some.
~herc To the south, is spring 81 water, caIabl,
at restoring 20 defor,,ed age its lost youth AN.
.csuty. There arr many curious Superstition
connected With IL, ~. Irving, Columbus.
l.
There is fo,int In the southern Cline
And il springs in the shades OF the etrou ana
lime,
And IL thou lave,
Ia its err stal wave,
Thou shals bring back the bloom Of thy youthful
Far over the scas, on u lovely i-ic,
No fcmpests To mar IL, no breath To d,filc,
" dwells among bowers
OF the faircst flowers,
Aud roses hang over its bosom. and smile
III.
They say that its heavens arc AWAY, light.
Its leaves ever grecn and its waters bright:
That ITS groves arr palm,
And the Zcph, ~ bring balm,
As gaiiy they sweep Ger this land Of delight.
".
They say, that at eve, when the stars are lit,
I'm it, magical strand the fairies will Hit.
And their ELF locks stream
Ia the moons soft beam,
As OF the blue mist light gariantls they Knit,
"
Come hi,hrr, Oil Age, with thy limbs Of pain,
Thy quivering lips and accents vain;
Come hithcr, and lave
Thy brow in this wave,
And the visions Of youth shall be frightened ,r,in
VI
Como hithcr, and feel that thy gri,fs are o'cr.
To the bo,n,i-up sinew its freedom restore.
Thee white locks Of thine,
And thy wrinkles resign,
Aud 1--we ma the dreams of thy no, hood onec more
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sIAMEsE PUNISHMENT


The King Of Laos and his family.
who had been lately taken prisoners.
were for about fortnight exhibited 10
the populace, at Bankok. in n large
iron cage, near the various ins truments
Of torture by which they were TO be
pot to death, and within sight come
dies we're acted for the amusement OF
spectators. There was a large iron
boiler to heat oil TO be thrown on the
body Of the King, after being cut and
mangied with knives-a gibbet with q
chain and hook, TO which he was 90 be
suspended by the chin. Spears we're
prepared for the King, his two wives,
sons and grandsons, to the number OF
fourteen, on which they were to be i'm
pa!ed. The old man was meianc holy.
but calm: he died Of a broken heart,
and so escaped the hands Of his tor
menters. His body was taken to the
place OF execution and dec apitated !;
the remains were hung on o gibbet, bv
the river side. exposed to the gaze Of
every stranger entering the city, and
lett prey TO the vultures Of Siam.
Mr.. Tom!in visited the iron cage one
day. and saw nine Of the unhappy in
mates, all bound with chains round
their necks and legs. Two we're mere
children, and SAT like innocent lambs,
unconscious Of having done wrong, and
seemingly ignorant Of the Slaughter
which awaited them. Canton Reg.
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would have had the hcartlessness TO
execute but an Emperor Paul.
Some time after this, the player was
supping with the merry mon arc b. whilst.
at The same hour, a trick was preparing
OF which Paul himself was to be the
daH. Not long had they separated,
when the palace was alarmed. Fro.
gere, with several others, rushed 10 the
Emperor apartments, and there lay
the imperial jokcr-a murdered corsc
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-18
From the Journal Of Health.

USsEAsoNABLE AND DANGEROUS
PRACTICES. a long and fatigu
ing walk, or laborious exercise Of any
kind, to throw oil coat or outer garme n I.
unite cravat, expose the neck and
breast, and then sit down at an open
window or door, in . current Of air
IN the evening.
10 drink after such fatigue or sx-
posture, very cold or iced water or TO
take seed punch, or iced cream, in
place OF draught OF clear river water.
or that which has been exposed some
time TO the air.
To eat much Of any kind Of fruit. or
any at all, Of that which is unripe. es
pecialiS in the evening; or to suppose
that the evil consequences are 10 be
obviated by glass OF wine, or cordial,
| or spirits aud water.
To eat much animal food, or 70
drink liquors Of any kind, under the
idea oil thereby removing the weakness
caused by the great heat Of summer.
To give 10 infants, or children in
general, any such detestable com posi-
ton as mix punch, wine or porter
sansaree, or toddy. This practice
ought to be an indictable offence at
common law.
| 10 give 10 Infants and children Of
the various quack medicines, which
are recommended as cures Tor worms,
or summer complaints, even though
sold Tor 25 cents bottle. The com
mon causes Of disease from teething.
weaving. excess or irregulariiy in food.
extreme heat. &c. are Sufficiently
destructive without the auxiiiaries oi
patent and quaek medicines, old wo.
mems cures. or mothers sweet gifts.
To sleep exposed directly to the
night air. especially IL IL be very damp.
and much cooler than the air Of the
day.
/ To have resource TO morning bittcrs,
drains, or d8fifogmafi6s Of any des.
cript'oo- other than sponging tie
whole surface Of the body with salt wa
ter. or using a tepid bath Of the same.
/ 10 be tempted by the finepess oi
the evening TO sit up till midnight,
and, as Consequence, TO he in bed
III the morning.
To take the usual meals, when ex.
ccssively fa,igued from a waat Of sleep
unaccustoined labour, or beginning in
disposition. Abstinence, or reduced
diet. timely commenced, will Obyiats
all the risAs from these causes.
Rapid circulation Of the premium
{ tract DiekipsoI,'s .9rpCoi 10 .imerica,
IonM on TsmEsyaneC. One hundred
AID forty seven thousand copies have
besD distributed during the last 81,
months. The journal Of Humanity
says Of this tract: Into the hands o
the young il .houli be put nivcfssily
a. q git more precious than silver VI
/, gold,2
, \ project - now sfoo, in ihe sillsg,
: It Pavtuokct. u. !. for the IormAtiol
of company If one hundie ID able me
ehaRIcs and laborer., 20 ems zrate {.
. Hmm.
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\ project - now sfoot IN ihe village
of PavGuCket. u. l. for the formation
q company If one hundi ID able me.
ehanIes and laborer., 10 enigrate %
Illinois
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IMPROVEMENTS.
THE GREAT CANAL

The subjoioed article from Q disiniereslcd
source, gives some idea Of the ms gnitude Of
the gigantic york which is new cona;suetinR
on the msrgid Of the Potomac. ". Inf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nfoo,Iuu Ma, IN

Mr.. Potter of N. Carolina, offered
scverairesolutions objecting to the re-
newal of the charter of the Bank Of the
United States, which were read, and by
his own motion, laid on the table.
The Tariff Loms.--On motion of Mr..
Mallary, all the intervening orders, en-
crossed bills, SC. were postponed to a
future day, and the House resolved itself
into Committee of the Whole, Mr..
Polk in the chair, on the bill "to amend
the act in alteration of the several acts
imposing duties on Imports; the ques-
ton being on Mr.. McDuifie's amend
ment.
Mr.. Burgess, of r. /. rose and address
scd the committee three hours and half
in support of the protecting system, in
commenting on the opposition to it, sc.
Several other members spoke for and
against the bill, until nearly 6 o'clock,
when the committee rose, and the house
adjourned.
Tuesday May II.
The consideration of the bill to amend
the navigation laws of the United States
was considered.
Tariff Regulations. The house then
went into Committee ofthe Whole on the
state of the Union OH the bill to amend
the act in alteration of the various acts
imposing duties on imposts. Mr.. M'Duf-
fic addressed the committee in reply and
in support of his amendment. After he
had concluded, the question was taken
and his amendment rejected. Ayes CO,
noes 1l2.
MIR. Buchanan then offered substi-
tue for Mr.. Mallary's bill, embracing a
system prepared principally, by the sec &.