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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
GENUINE FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE,
or Pectoral Gum.
Sold By JK1O. H. BL.AJHIRE, opposite the
EAGLE Hotel
Eagle Hotel.

rKyIIIS Medicine, besides its mild nature possesses
aploasng taste, colour, and form. It's is alto
gcthcr convenient; between meals, a small bit Of il
,s kept in the mouth, aud renewed when melted
1'he JtVWbe Paste has boon lately used in Paris with
the greatest success II is sollening, peotora, and
fmingi IL offectualy appeases cough, and so items
he pltuitous humour in the throat and breast. II
!, chiefly beneficial to persons of dry constitution
yah tendency TO phthisic, aud to thoao who arr
t'tlp 60 !>osgnosS and fcsu Of rosca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
GRANNISS, SON O. BROTHERS
Haze reeeiued fresh s,SppIy of

HGUe reeeiUed a fresh supply of
r AIDES fashionable bronze slippers, much h1no-
Il somer than the others
Ladies' party or dancing slippers, made Of astng
which have been much admired for their beauty
and ease Of fitting
Ladies' gootskin slippers aud walking shoes, Tire
tices much called for
Together with an entire new article Of ladies' last
Ing slippers, made with mock vets, for walking.
ran Corner of .bfni1 md I4M Strefts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
90 Cary Street, rer7 Of Me Yirginia aud Fio-mcrs
Banks.

BunkS.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
~ and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance Of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk drcssos TO have them Ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
20 be dyed and finished well at any establish,
mcnt in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not M
cessary he has suitable machines finish them, if
sent to him in the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen ore likewise informed, that he suonrs
RDd renews IN colour, coats pannoons and vests
gster with all kinds Of apparel andif requested repairs
them IN the neatcst manner. As usual oil kinds OF
piece goods dyed and hot or cold prcssed furniture
stufIs clcansed and re-dyed in the neateat manner.
~. Is. Tickets WILDE issued on leaving the goods
with him and requests they will be presented on ap
dicationi OF tho same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
FRESH GOODS.

FRESH GOODS.
" NELSON has received by the last nr-
III. rivals,
Fashionable carved combs
Italian ustrings
Gro dc Zines and Gros dc Naples
Merino and Cashmere slIawfs -.,
Calicoes and Cambrcs
Irish linens sheetiugs and Diapers
Cloths sattinets.
Blk and coloured Fripgcs
And variety Of other seosonablc Coos, SiIich he
offers very low for cash. deco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
$50 REWARD,

- $50 REWARD,
bSCONDED on Friday night 9Th inst r,,iao hry
"A named WILLIAM, Ia years old ,oierahly well srnv
ie lame om the effects cut on the ton of one Of RE
yet winch is not entirely healed: had vixen he went off
panialools So e'1'' 'A-S~'
IL eeieved he went OF in company with boy of Mr. G.
muntnTdS VINO also dRppearCd 'on same night and
Ion circumstances is thong they viii attempt to 90 10 New
oS ana have probably concealed themselves on board of
some vessel bound for that place The above reward will In
nCghbcuTlicud. 4 pIEaS NTs T. '''
rec 81 = 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
English Annuab.

" EEPSAKE
AGe.n
Bjou o,o -,
Forget Me Not 20, iaao, Sito numerous
Literary Souvenir sP'ehdiu e"sraV'HSs'
Winters Wreath
IRIS (Religious)
And many other English Ediious of valuable
books, cheap-for sale by j. II. NASH.
jams
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
LEWIS WEBB & CO.


OFFER FOR SALE,
Hoo lihds Sugar, ST. Croix, Porto Rico and
HUI New Orleans
500 bags Coffee, Java, LaguiFa, Porto H;-o and
20 bids Yves, India AIolassr.s, part prime
10 boxes and 30 bbls loaf and lump sugcr
bids aud 10 bb!s rye vhiskey
Ii bhls Caruthers rcclifed %
do st Croix tRCM
60 bids ind 60 hbls ErgiaudS
pipes Cognac brandy
Go Holland ria
casks Madeira =
10 do Sicily NadGira
do Lisbon
! d. pnr' 1cryrS,
do Teuct;Ge " iN ~
do dry Malaga
% do sweet do
Canary and AfusClt
so tons bar iron, American l-prFIsl1 and SyeIos
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity aud BIfsicreI steel
Is tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
coo sacks LIVERPOOL blown e
co Go ground alum HALA
CoppeIus, alum, briulstou
Saltpetre, madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper, piTcrt0
Letter, writing and Wrapping -avsr
Wire siilcrS raisi:'s, almonds soap
Sperm and tallow candles
Gnnpowder, imperial and black ,cn
tons patent shot Dnpont's gOrPpwicr
Bar Lead, bed cords aud leading lines
Saving and wrapping twino bottle corks
German sheeting aud shifting, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread. coitJn and wool cards assorted
Sd bales cotton
Cotton bagging aud hale rope
- hnles domestic s!lee.ings and shirfrrs
domestic cloths
SUD sides soal heather, urFcr Is
$50 Spanish hities
IL bbls tanners 81
10 nusccd
so bbls vinegar
100 bbl5 mackcTcl, 10. ? Gu;i }
5000 lbs bacon
2D0 grndstones, Nova SCofial
Clover seed, glass ware assorted, sioucwarc
Gby9, q by 10 & 10 by 10 window glass, &c &c
HIDES AND TEATJTFP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30

NOR sale by ARIEL WORKS. opposite the En-.
a. gle Hotel, =
SCOTS Family Bible. vol. stereotype edition)
Horne the Scriptures
Josephus complete, in one vol.
Payson's Sermons
Hebrew Bibles
riuarts Commentary on the Hebrews
Lectures on the Evidences of Christianity, By Dn-
nic Wilson
Aids to Reflection in the formation Of q uanTr
character by S. II. Coleridre
Life of the Rev. John Sururnerfr!a
i'm 6 ---------
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
For SalG-.No.o Loading


% Hda new crop New ofssns sugar, god quality.
/ - IN Store
81 Croix and Porto Rico sugars loaf sgar Rio Porto Ro
and Java coffee candles soap spencandlSs n,er ri
and bras ya CHEESE pine apple cheese Haxas nails
and nniyd ] tSnt so VI aI;es pateni mustard, ground
anC Young hyson teas Wilson's patent coffee mills Suanb
German STEEL liquor cases, window class sx16 and Tov
nests boxes and measures. Woodhouses Sicily HlaGs, az
oI' malaga canenar and Marselcs wines Frcncb and
AncTican brandy, Holland and 5onc Gin sole and mr.
sather shoes White Rock cotton yarns assorted nImbsa
Spanish and American sesaTs mems fine hats rosos III
i1n NJ = est OTIS, DUNLOP & CO
A IDS TO RLFLLCI ION-n tho t51naio1 55 > NIs7TH
SHaTScie! Gu the several 5ounds Of Prudence Moralir
"u heson Illustrated by select passages from our elder B2
ridge First American, from The FrNIondon Edition. Win -.
ana '1ons from other works Of sumo au.
thor together with Preliminary Essay aud addtiona No,r
by James Marsh, FfeSLeat Of lie UnveTs,tv o Vc1
Just published and for sale by COLLINS q 20
SNAIuS PANAC EA.--J usI sC5civsd by lie s1L---c,-
nov +. G MeNEMARA.
BS R0 65y BrS 2. CHEWING; Tog4ceo;
- nov : For sale bv n. MCNAMARA.
E6ing6Urgh and Quqr!criy ReDiezns-
A1dE pre- eminent Of these Reviews has been lo am,
folly s';ahe5 oyans Of sound criticism as re,,os;,s
@ El eI9y reference and scientific inflammation they are On.
Valed More than thirty thousand copies are issued ,Iarey
from the British presshey sought after and read NOT o
~ Steat bnS Tut IN every and naiion European
r1n'sn' lhey are acknowledged most ineresyrI
o. 81 European Periodical Works they give various views
The civilized worli No periodicaI Wo:s b n ~
tempted the vast range which take Of hunrTn affairs ,y
eau any legislator philosopher schoar entirely negect
Mem without feeling the modification ATTENDING this ehcenrv
since their republication here, reviews on similar plan haze
oeen commenced IN this county that conduced with rrat
ability IL should be recoleced however that many works nj
extraordinary merit appear Europe not reach This
country until long after their publication ALI and ,bose
aoDg us, who hc learned, curious searching a
useful information, have Of knowing their character
or may be their existence bot through medium of fpre
review With desire therefore dctract from the skno
edged and increasing merit ni eratuTe permit us 10
say That so long the most valuable portion of literary anu
nfls fn
our Libraries. - -
ne heh estimation which thee 1rlI by uOst IN
'eBsn' oiizens, Is shown by very cordial
Wh wnch they have been aud The fu recommends.
lions that have been heretofore published Subsc pions re-
ce.ved OF the Book aud Stationery store OF
ianS n cANXAV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
FRESH GOODS.

THE Subscribers have received by the last arri-
u walls from New York, tho following articles,
which have been purchased OH the most favorable
terms.
Bne, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and white flannels-a complete assortment
Ptints-a great variety ..
Merino and cashmere scarfs, white, scarlet aud
crimson
Extra large shell tuck combs.
These articles addition 10 n very extensive
aud commanding assortment of DRY GOODS adapt
cd to the season. F. g. e. JAMES g. co.
dec y Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30

II AVE received by recent arrivals, and offer a,
an extensive assortment of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
DRUGS, MEDICINES. Or,

NE subscriber has just received in addition TO bfa
STOCK OF Drugs, Medicines, &c. &C. the follow
for bleaching
Hack oil varnish for leather
superior Spanish fotant indigo
LoriLard's maccaba snuff, in bottles and loose
Le'pers, Mayland's and Bells Scotch snufs
florida water. cologne water in bottles of a rrsat
variety Of shapes
superior French and English soaps, French An
tque oil
Gears oil oil roses, rouge; ROJinsOns patent har-
Patent greats, oatrnel citEic and oxatc acida,
Pearl and pot ash. scalpers, jointed and stiff
F!eN3le metallic bongies, gum elastic, nipnln
Bougies and catheters-For sale by
Gee III. c MCNAMARA.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-14

ROBBERY OF Nix. DlNULE-
The robbery OF Mr. Robert Llnsec, oil TINS CITY,
Of IBIS pocket booS containing So'o' between
tIei1u,'"n ,.-l ,,'- .,.., -
-.s on ','' iIr.. -, ibo D.,
N ''.eo pro .'..'- '''.i ' .i ~,
waste. p! .l.' ol I.'i .''.
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.uo Ms.1 .-N-I .,l'' III m ,J.-5 y, ILL.,,
~.
T .c.-.r.. p.,-,.,,-.,or NJ N.,,.
M. ,..l =,
l'.. .r. ..-....- .,,-, o., ,i,, p,str,7e-
fs- 49,, ,.-.i.,, I.~7c.-7 io S1r D,nree con-
,,.,i,-. -; l,-i-. t,'.i ..-'I ,,rrrs ,cc6TDanied
b,. ,se f.T-......'- f.t,,..
-...t .7, ,,..ir -....,,., ,,,,.I,o, hook
anal 49,. '',. E .,.., go, f.,-,, ..,, M, ,.,1r
., n, i... ~, -, -, 800 m
.--.,,, t....,I ,l...r ,,.. r.;ei,s3
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-14

BuGllo, " J. Jas 81.

- ~ 1891
sad Disastcr.-Thc late iea'i
have produced a more dlsasirns
in the Ene Cansl than that wora Do.
before suffered. Il occurred On iD
morning last, when the bank Oh '.'
gave way about - rods east OF W.
embankment at PitsGeId, Monroe eg
The bank IS washed away ten loe' % ~
and to the depth Of ten feet bcIos %.
tom ofthe canal. a channel nne -
width. Ton feet deep and sixty Tn
was opened by the flood through 30 y
inc wheat field, and 10 swamp En-
the waters finally found rest ifo"
Ten acres Of solid laod was fon9a-
aluvlal deposits.
40 tr
Taylor, the water poet, WHO eilos
Charles the First's time, gives i' e, .o..,
.ag line as reading backwards o. ?"
.ne same: tp
"Lewd did ! live & evil ! did d"'~
And adds 81 will give aay nan five ,, II.
inqs a piece for as many as be ca. -, ~
N English We da noi kno"
1rize vas ever claimed
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-14

Dslicered at tie Public Dinner g'rsn him
qtttr Masonic Hall, IN Wheeling, on
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

Yesterday. Mr.. BUGGLES presented
a memorial ofthe Society Of Friends. pray
Ing that Congress would pass some hw
protecting the Southern indians. a mum
her of bills from the House Of Representa-
0ves were read a second time and referred
10 the appriate Committees. Mr.. Foor's
resolution was then taken up, and Mr..
BENTON continued his remarks on MIR.
WEBsTER's last speech upon the ques-
tons of the Tariff and Internal improve
ments. Aher Mr.. BENToN concluded,
Mr.. SPRACUF commenced bis reply, but
gave way for a motion to adjourn
In the House of Representatives, Mr.
Howard from the Committee on Com
uerce, reported bill for the relief Of SUN
dry owners Of vessels sunk for the defence
Of Baltimore. The several resolutions Of
lered on the preceding day were taken up
and adopted; and several new resolutions
were adopted. Or a motion of Alr. Con
ner 10 consl'cr a resolution offered by him
some time since, relative TO a reduction Of
the duty on salt. and on line reference Of
some resolutions Of tie Legislature Of
North Carolina, instructing the Senators
and requesting the Representatives from
that Stale to vote for such reduction, some
discussion took place; bat as the hour had
expired before the discussion proceeded
very Ear. the debate was suspended. The
House then went jnto the consideration OF
the report OF the Committee on Ejectlous
ON the petition ofRuel Wa>hburu Of Maine,
on which some discussion took place, Mes
srs. Coke Of Virginia, toodenow Of Ohio.
aod Spencer Of New York, speaking IN ia
vor Of the petitioner and against the report
the Committee on Elections, and Mr.. ?.
p. Barbour taking che opposite side. AZ
ter which, Mr.. Miller asked for the preyI-
ous question; and the demand being Sc.
condei, the question was taken on concur
ring in the report oithe committee on Eiec-
tons, and decided in the affirmative
Ayes III, Noes 70.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
WEpNFspAY. ~. 8.

W EUNE ~uAl IL A Nlt %
Yesterday. Mr.. Hendricks yaDored a
bin 20 authorize a subscription to TIE stock
of the Louisville and Portland Canal C1m-
paay. After an hour spent in the consid-
GRAFTON Of the Executive business, Mr..
Foots resolution was taken up, and Mr..
Sprqgue concluded his remarks IN reply to
Messrs. Benton and Hayne. and iu de-
fence Of New England men, measures and
character
10 the House Of REPRESENTATIVES the res
oluuons of,he Legislature Of North Caro-
Ina, on the subject Of the reduction Of the
duty en- Salt, were, after a br.efd.zcussion,
laid on the table. SIR. McDmHe having
stated that the Committee Of Ways and
Means would to-day report a bhl on the
subject. The House then took up the bin
to provide for taking the Fifth Census,
beng a special order ofthe day. II Com
m.ttee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union, sundry amendments were made.
after which the Committee rose aud reoor
ted progress, and the House then adjourn.
al.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

('bauS.t Ct CC1uE4srue e Nav Il. s5.i,
Connecticut. praying for revision Of The
Tariff Laws; referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
HOUSE.
Mr.. CLARK, from the Committee on
the Territories, reported a bill for ascer-
tanning the latitude of the Soulherly Bend,
or extreme ofLake Michigan, and OF GER
tain other points, for the purpose thereafter
of6ying the true Northern boundary lines
of the States of Ohio and Illinois; which
bin was twice read and committed TO the
Committee of the whole House on the state
Of the Union.
Mr.. COKE, from the Committee or
Retrenchment, reported a bill to abolish
the office Of Major General IN the Army Of
the United States. and for other purposes;
which was twice read and committed 10 the
Committee Of the whole House on the state
Of the Union.
On motion of Mr.. MAGEE, It was
Resqleed. That the Committee on tie
Post Office and Post Roads be instructed
10 inquire into the proPrlety ofmaking It
the duty. by law, of the Post Master Gen
eral. to report annually TO Congress, a list
of all Po-tmasters. Whose offices return a
quarterly balance, amounting toiwo hem
dred dollars aud rising yearly who on the
lst day of January preceding. snail haze
been daauters for the space ofsN months
after balances against them have been no.
tilted 20 them by the Department-.4ad,
also, making il The duty oflho Postmaster
General to remove from Office all such de-
lautng Postmasters.
On motion Of MIR. WIChLIFFE, j.
vas
Res0Ieea. That the Committee on the
judiciary be instructed to inquire into the
eypedeacy Of aboIishiug Imprisonment for
debt under the process Of the Courts ottho
United States
On motion of Mr.. CLARK, it was
Regolred, That the Committee on the
Militia be instructed to inquire into tine
expediency Of allowing 70 The Field aud
General Officers oftbe Militia, so far as
respects the transmission Of their Official
Orders aud Returns, the fraukiog prlyi-
ege.
The House proceeded to the oonsidera-
ton Of the report ofthe Committee Of EIec-
tions on the memorial Of Ruel Washburn.
conteshog the election of James W. Rip
ley, after which the House adjourned.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

a leglog fr0G rs &sezess ggf y ~.
Transmitting q report fom DE ihief En-
g,aeer relative TO repairs ofthe Cumberland
Read. furnishing the information allied for
by dis House on the 10Th Jauusy, inst;
waicn 'eUe. and report were refered TO the
Committee On Iaternal Improyemnt
A letter from Peter s. Du Pocesu, OF
Philadelphia, membsr Of the american
Philosophical Society, accompanied by a
work ON American Silk, and the bet means
of rendering jt a source of Indwidal 81 ma
nonai wealth; which letter and accompany
ing work, we're referred TO the Committee
Oh Agriculture.
Two messages in writing wer recelv-
ed from DE Presiden. ofhe Unite States
One relating TO Patent Office and The
other 90 Salaries and Outfits and he com
pensatioas connected wuh the dlIomatlc
service Of the country.
The House again resolved Helf into
Committee of the Whole, on the sPort OF
the Committee on Elections, ia ettrence
10 the Maine Election
SIR SACKS addressed The Cmmittee
30 support Of the right Of the si.tig mem
1erto his seat.
Mr. EVANS, of Maine, spoe on the
opposite side, bet before be- had Concluded
h,s remarks.
The Nouss adjourned.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

IS;!cks Including AeldSerchjefs, CT ls"as'
on cause. on Cashmere shawls, from be-
vond the Cane of Good Hope, on Canton
Grape, on straw mats, on manganese, OH
crude salt pefre, on cream OF tartar on
opium. on Peruvian bark, on chronome
tiers. on sextants, on amber. on pine ap-
Piles, on juniper berries, and oil of jumper
on cochineal, on Italian or French grapes
on demiiohns, on essence of burgamot'
and all other essences used as perfumes
on gall nuts, on ivory, manufactured
on OK horns, and all other horns and ups
on madden, on salt, on turtle shell.
SEC. ). And be Il further enacted, That,
from and after the said thirtieth day OF
June, one thousand eight hundred and
,hirty.two, the duties on linens, ofall kinds
shall be fifteen per centum ad yalorem, any
thing in any act or acts, to the contrary
notwithstanding.
SEC. 6. and be If further enacted, That
allteas which may be ia the public ware
houses on the thlrteth day of juno next,
shall, on delivery thereafter, pay the same
rate of duty only as is imposed by this act
on teas imported after that day; and teas
which may be in the public warehouses on
the thirtIeth day of June, one thousand
eight hundred aud thlrtytWn, -ehall he de
Iiyered after that day free OF all duty.
Sac. Z. .9ndbs it further enacted, That.
from and after the seld lhirnelh day OF
June. one thousand eight hundred and
tbirty.two, the adyalorem duties imposed
bv law shall be estimated on the nett cost
Of INV goods. wares, and merchandise i'm
ported into the United States.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10

Militia Hnes and arrssrags'' 1872
Tax on law process and seals ann
Of courts. oql
Do notsrial seals,
Duties on tobacco, and Gales ,t4
of waste tobacco, s96
Registers's fees, IN
3, lies ofunappropriated lands
Redemption Of lands return
ed delinquent for non.Pay' Sm
rnent of taxes, oW
5dles Of convlcls,
Stle Of Penllentiary mauulac' sm
lures,
Balance due from JerDsn ~
Bakers securities, s0f
Miscellaneous receipts,
i39@
Balance. reported in TIeo.g' ssg4
~ On the 3OSh Sept i0%'' -
526,N
Dsdsc, amount Of probable s,1,5l
disbursements,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
HOUSE

The Hon. PHILIP DODDRIDGE. Of
Virginia, appeared, was qualified, and took
his sent Oh day
Mr.. HOFFMAN from the Committee
on Naval Affairs, reported biIl to pro-
vide for the more efectuai execution Of the
Ministerial duties ofthe Navy Department;
which was twice read and committed.
Ar. IRWIN. ofOhio, from he Commit
tce ON Public Lands, who were instructed
ON the 18th of December ult. to inquire in
% the expediency Of selling 10 the State of
Ohio, on equitable terms, the unsold lands
belonging TO the United Sates. situate in
that Sfnte; made a report thereon, accom-.
panied By a BIN granting TO the State Of
Ohio, un0n certain conditions. an the
.andsof the United States withiDthat St1te.
WHICH bui was twice read, and committed
90 the Committee oftbe whole House on the
STATE of ,he Union.
On motion, the House again resolved
Itself into Committee Of the Whole, and
resumed the consideration Of the report Of
the Committee on Elections, in reference
90 the Maine election.
Mr EVANS Of Maine. rose, and, il
continuation Of his remark5 Of Yesterday,
proceed % address, the committee in sup
oor, ofthe right Of the petitioner to t5e
seat.
The Committee then rose, reported pro-
gress, and asked leave to sit again; which
vas refused And
The House hen adjourned
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-10
TErSsosy, Jan. ..
~ SENATE.


After tbs reading Of the Journal
Mr.. WEBSTER rose and addressed
the Sen.ta as follows:
Nr. President a newspaper has been
put loo nav hands This morning, purpot-
me % be pubHshed by Duti Green, who Is
Prirer 20 the Senate. In this paper, /
CAD an article referring to the debate Of
Yesterday, aud in that article hnd It said,
among other things equally false, that MIR.
Webster contended that the National Gov
eminent was established by the People
uta had imD1rtsG to Il unlimited PO'cers
0rs- The States and tie Constitution"
lam of opinion SAT-, that we ought either
20 leave our seats here altogether, or TO
project ourselves while 10 them from such
wiml and atrocious caIumuiss by those
who are admitted on our floor, and who re-
csiye through our hands, large disbursc-
meDts Of the public money. It becomes
us. sir, either 90 90 home, and yield up our
phces 20 men ola better spirit than our
selves. or else 90 show chat we will not be
either bu.ied or sIandered, bypersons CIR
c8mstrced hike Ibis publisher, out Of the
free exercise of the right OF discussion.
Irise, therefore, sir, TO give notice, that,
on the 1extsimlar occurrence. which iudg-
ue ron ths past, may be daily expected,
I shall make u the subject Ola specific mo-
ton 90 The Senate should DO so now,
sir, if / followed the inclination ofmy own
Judgment; but It is thought by others, to
whom I defer, that the course which have
thus adopted may, on the whole, be more
advisable.
The resolution offered by Mr. Burnet,
on Monday last, to inquire how far 1t Is
exDedent 20 alter and modify tie act Of
Congress, "To aid the Stale Of Ohio in
constructing the Miami Canal from Day.
ton TO Lake Erie, and TO grant a quantity
of land TO said State 20 aid in the consuuc-
ton of canals authorized By law, and for
making donations Of land TO certain per-
sons in the Arkansas country, and par
ncul8r'y ifit be not eApedieni TO repeal S,
much of sand act as provides tha, he ex
tension of the said Miami Canal shall be
completed within twenty wears, or that the
State shall be bound 10 pay to the United
States the amount Of auyi land previously
sold, was agreed tc.
Str. LIVINGSTON offered the follow
ing resolution:
Pesojred, That there ought to be estab-
Eshed IN ihe District Of Columbia a legis-
llye body elected by The inhabitants, and
vested with all the powers ofughlul le
gs'ation, suhec, to the revision Of Con-
grcss.