Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Jersey has said, that those medicines which remain at
ter the return oil vessel from cruise are entirely
worthless; and, consequently, unnecessary TO
provide for their preservation afterwards" Such nigh
be the case, but IL II were was TO be attributed the
evils complained Of aud Tor which the bill provided
remedy IL was well ascertained by Of science,
that II medicines were properly put up-if they were
secured from the action OF light and air. that they would
he as good at the end Of one, two or tn years as
they on the first day.
The question then takea. and the bill was order.
| ed TO he eDgrossed by the toos wing vote
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, Barton, Benton Bib,
Brown. Burnett, Chase. Clayton Dudley, EIlis For.
.y,h' Frelinshuysen, Grnndy, Hayns. Hendricks. Ire.
dain Noble Robbins, Rowan. Ruggles, Sanford, Sey.
mour, Slsbee, Smith Of Maryland, Sprague, TAzeweil
Iro%P' white, Wiley and woodDury.-36.
Knight aud ryler.-6.
The Senate then adjourned. TU. s. Tel
WARRINGTON, April IL In the House of Repre.
senatves, the further consideration OF Mr. Coult-r's
resolution respecting the appointment Of Standing
Committee on the subject of the Public PRINTING was
on motion of Mr.. Williams, postponed until NIonday-
The report of the Military Committee directing the
Secretary oil War to report 10 the House plan for the
reduction OF the number OF officers OF the United
Sae. Army was discussed until the lapse Of the hour
ne House then took up the consideration Of private
bills, when those ordered 10 be engro,.ed on the pre-
ceding day were read third time and passed. The
principal OF them, in point OF Importance, that in
troducedb by Mr. Thompson Of Georgia. for the better
ors anizaon OF the Militia Of the District of Columbia
Iho remainder Of the day devoted to the conside-
ration OF private business The bill for the relief the
-. u,
red Tor public purposes led TO an animated discussion.
in Committee OF the Whole House, Mr.. Speiyht in the
Chair MesHs. Martin, Cambrel,ng, X ,m.ay, Dray-
ton, Ellsworth, Hubbard, Sutherland, Barring err and
other gentlemen, addressed the Committee on the SUBJ
I1'ct until the Committee and the House adjourn
ell no.
MONDAY, April IL.
IN SENATE.
Mr. Hendricks submitted the following resolution
Resolved, That the Committee on Roads and Canal,
be instructed inquire into the expedency of making
nd IN
through the public lands from Helena to the mouth of
Cooke river in Arkansas Territory.
Mr.. Grundy presented the petition of Samuel Mar
tin in favor of exempting pamphlets and newspapers
from postage Referred TO the Committee the Post
Office and Post Roads.
circumstances from Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
against stopping the mail Sunday, were presented
by Mr. Rowan and Mr.. Barnard, and referred TO the
Committee on the Post Office aud Post Roads.
MIR. Tyler presented the petition Of Thomas Pinncll
asking remuneration of injury done to his house at
Hampton, Va. while occupied by the u States troops
Referred to the Committee Claims
| Memorials in favor OF protecting the Southern In
dams, were presented from New Hampshire New Jer.
sey, and Maine, by Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Frelinghuysen and
MIR. Holmes.
The Senate them (about half after IL o'clock) went
into the consideration of Executive business and re-
NAMED with closed doors until six O'clock when they
| adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Hemphl, from the Committee on Internal I'm
provements reported the following resolution, which
was laid on the table:
| Resolved, That the Secretary of War be- and he il
hereby authorized and required an examination
and survey be made of the for from Pitts
burg through Beaversown, in the State of Pcnnsylva-
mia, thence through Nav Lisbon, Canton, Woos-
ter, Mansfield and Busiris the State of Ohio and so
on as near westerly direction the ground other
circumstances will admit, to tho East line of the State
oil Indiana, and also route for road from Beavers
town, aforesaid, through Petersburg and Poland TO Ra-
venna in said State of Oho-and that he report TO Con-
gress at its next session, pats of the survey and cs
mates OF the cost of constructing said roads of earth at
width of not less than thirty eight feet
MIR. Wicklife, from the Committee on Retrenchment
lad before the House letter addressed TO him by the
Secretary of the Treasury, accompanied by statement
oil the receipts and expenditures OF the United States
from the 4h of March, I7S9 to the 3Ist of December
oz9 and oil the balances OF money in the Treasury at
the close OF each year; and of the appropr-
atoms made mad by law during the same period
MIR. Wicklfe moved that 5000 copies of the docu-
ment be printed.
Mr.. Johnson of Tennessee, moved 5000 which mo.
ton rejected, and
| The motion TO print 5000 prev Vailed ayes lO5
Mr. Baylor from the Committee appointed on the 2sth
OF December last which referred on the 18th oi
February last the petition of the Trustees of Centre
College oil Kentucky, who are also the of the
Kentucky Institution for the tuition of the Deaf and
Dumb, reported bill amend act entitled am act
for for the benefit OF the incorporated Kentucky ASYLUM
time for selling the land granted by said act.
The bill having been twice read
MIR. Kincad moved that the bill be engrossed and or
dercd TO third reading, and offered few words cx-
PLANTATION Of the bill.
Mr.. White of Florida, strenuously opposed the bill
|
in which tho donation was located and concluded by
moving the indefinite posponemen of the bill
Mr. kincaid replied, and explained and justified the
| course pursued by the Trustees of the Institution
Mr.. Vinton and Mr.. Lctcher also advocated the bill
tho latter at some length, 10 whom Mr. White replied
Mr. lsaacs was in favor of the BILL but thought the
time asked was longer than necessary and moved 10
reduce the proposed extension three instead of fpe
years.
Mr.. Daniel opposed the amendment, and supported
the bill.
| The question was put successfully on the amend
ment, and the indefinite postponement and both motions
were negatved by large majorites.
Mr. white then moved an amendment, TO provide tha
the lands should be liable TO taxation private lands
which motion also negatived, and
The bill ordered TO a third reading by a LARGE nm,
jority.
The bills heretofore reported by committees Of tbo
whole, and first in order to-day, WERE on motion of Mr.
Hemphill, postponed TO Thursday next and
The House again went into committee of the whole
Mr.. Haynes in the chair on the
| BUFFALO AND NEW ORLEANS ROAD BILL
Mr.. Mercer rose, and spoke two hours in continue
lion and conclusion OF the speech which he CONNIE
in support OF the bill when it was last under considera
ton
| Mr.. Hubbard, OF New Hampshire, followed. and
addressed the committee than an hour in opposi
ton to the bill.
| Mr.. Pcarce of Rhode Island succeeded and in +,
speech oil nearly two hours duration delivered his vie
| in support Of the bill
Mr.. Lea Of Tennessee, next took the floor but il be-
II rose accordingly; and
| The House adjourned.
| WARRINGTON, April I4--The Senate ys,,o,d,