Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
21st Congress-2nd Session.
SEN ATE.

DEN n Il.
Tu,sdaU Dec. 7, 1S30.-At IL o'clock the
4 President called the Senate 10 order and the
+. minutes OF Mondays sitting were read.
/ A message from the House ofRepreseniaives
Il WIS received, informing the Senate that quo.
4 run was then assembled and that the House
4 was ready 10 proceed TO business.
Mr.. Woodbury. submitted the following reso-
md)n:
Re.oIved, That the Gath Rule for conducting
the business of the nate, be SO far suspended
AZ to autho i've this House, in the absence OF
the Vice President. TO appoiht by ballot Chair
man Of the Finance Committee.
By consent Of the Senate, The question was
,hen taken on the Resolution, when it was car
RED unanimously.
The Senate then proceeded 10 ballot for
the Chairman of the Finance Committee,
and
Mr.. Smith, Of Maryland, having the great
est number Of votes, was non aated accord.
ngy.
I've Standing Committees were tn en- organ
lzed as follows
On Foreign Relations -Messrs. Tazwell,
Sanford, White, Bell. King.
On Financ.--Mpssrs. Smith of Md, Smith
oil S. c, Sissee. King, Johnston.
On Commerce ooibury, Johnston, Si'Shee
Sanford, Fotsyth.
On Neutrality-suspicious.. Dickefson, Rug
gles Knight Seymour, Bbh
On Agricnliure- Messr,. Marks. Wiley, No
Die, Brown. Seymour.
On Military 4Gairs -Mossrs Benton, Bar
nard, rr0Dp. Naudain, lredell.
4 On the Maiiia-Mpssrs Barnard, I reing-
n hOs.en Clayton, Noble. Bibb.
On Ndrat AGars-Messrs. Hayue, Tazwell,
Robbins Livingston, Webster.
On Public Lqnis-Messr. Bartol, McKin-
ley, Kane. Ellis, Spragne
On POpute Lind CinimS-Nessrs. Kane, Bur
net Pondextrr Grnndy, Naudain.
On Indian AEns-he>srs. White, Trpup.
Hendricks, Dudley, Benton.
On Claims-Messrs. RuggIes,. Bell Chase,
loot, Brown.
On the Judicidry-Nessrs. Rowan, McKin-
ley. Webster. Hayne, Frelinghuy.en.
On Post Office and Post Roads--Messrs.
Grundy, Bnraei, Forsyth, Ellis, Seymour.
On Pensions-Mes.rs, Foot, Holmes, Marks,
Chase, Chamhers.
On The District Of ColImbin.-Mes srs.
Chambers, Tyler, Holmes. Clayton, Sprague.
On Inc Contingent FHnd-Messrs. lredell
Wiley, Baker.
On Canals and Roads-Nessrs. Hendricks
Tyler, Rugglss, Dudley, Poinde.,er.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The following new members appeared, were
qualified, and took their seats.
Leonard Jarvis. from Maine, in place o
James w. Rippley, resigned and Coraeliu,
Holland, elected TO fill vacancy.
Samuel w. Eager, OF ". Y. in place Of Hec
Tor Craig, resigned and Jonah Sanford, in th,
place of Silas Wright, jr. resigned.
Joseph Draper, OF Virginia, in the place o
Alexander Smyth. deceased and John NJ
PaIlon. in the place Of Philip p. Barbour, re
,igned.
ts0n motion of J W. Taylor it was
Resolved, That tWp Chaplains OF difrren
denominations be- elected, during the piesen
Session of Congress, ne by each Hous,, VII
shall interchange weekly
On motion of Mr.. Ramsey il was
RESOLVED, That tie Clerk be directed 10 cans
members of this House to be furnished wit
auth Newspapers AS they respectfully ma
elect, the expense OF % member. nol to ex
coed the price of three daily papers.
Mr.. Haynes, from the Joint Committee ar
ho'n'ed 10 wait IN the Pre- ,ident, reported the
Sn'n' COMMITTEE had performed that servic
nuu WA, the President had informed them tina
nc "ou," make communication TO both Ho,
'es, AZ nan past one o'clock this day.
Aoou' u minutes past | O'Clock, the me-
s,se was received from the President. III
MesSage occupied an hour and 80 minutes
the reading.
mr' toHman moved to refer the Messag
an" documents to the Committee Of the Who
oa The slate Of the Union. and that II be priu
ed ""' anu ''"' os pa"
~ y" motion ct MIR. Hoffman, 5000 copies we,
'2fdsred to be printed
Ave House then adjourned.
WEDNESDAY,, Dee. 8.