Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
Thursday, Deec'RtfT "a, lejo.
iS SEN ATE,

p.,;,;,ns and memorials we're presented by Aessrss
Hendricks, Taluladge, lreLtss, "eGs!ct' @ou''a'''
Porter. Hill, Ewing, Swift, Moore and Wright. "
THAT presented by Mr.. Prentss was from Avian Eo'
can Jcntnnon, of Marines praying FOR the usual allow
,nce for performing the duties of assistant ouarteras-
Ter OF Marines 1t referred to the COMMITTEE on Ma
val Affairs c.u C
nj Assembly of the State ot Indiana, on the SUBJECT oi
bosp,als within that State, for the relief ot SICK aa ois
alled pcrsous employed IN navigating the ONO anu
mississippi rivers. lie SAID hat' III l''s "' e'e
Legislature represented the strong necessity aS wen as
the hnmany of providing these rcccaceS io: The SicA
md disabled nayigators OF the Weslera Waters.
Ie moved the efcrcpc, a. the memorial TO Tie LON
n.i.,cc OIL Commerce; and II was SO ss'ftel'
On motion of Mr. Clayton. the Committee on the J':'
dietary were discharged from the further consideration
of the memorial OF the Bank OF limos
Mr. Robinson, from the Committee on Roads and Ca
mails, whom the subject had cren i.lerrea' reported
bill for the opening OF road from Washington IN l
mis- 10 Memphis Read and ordered 10 $ c"Ea reading
NJ Robinson from the Com,.ttee on Naval Affairs,
reported bill in favor Of Augustus a Nic'oSo''' lead
and ordered to 4 second reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Grundy, 1t was =. :.
Eesvired That when the Senate adjourn; ADJOURN L"
meet on Monday next
and adopted. -. , ,
grcruby to the resolution offered OH Wednesday last
in relation 10 the Patent Office, Mcssr Rugges, lre'
tiss and Hill were chosen members ON The part vi e
Senate of the Join. Cosn'tce osoeIeo ny sa'o teSo'u
MIR Preston being abscn,, the resolution in regard to
the regulation of the Senate Chamber was, on solion
Of Mr. Upton, laid on the table.
Tho hill concerning writs OF error and Judgments
arising under the revenue laws' was se'o 'u '''':
when
AIR Webster made few observations on the charac-
tcr of the measure, approving OF the general tendency
I'm, desiring some explanations which rendered bin de-
s;rous rs Mr. Preston ABSENT 10 have the bill laid
over for the present
The bNv then, on his motion, laid the table
til Monday.
hetween the United States Territory and the State of
fiissouri, was read a third time and passed
Also the bill Tor the relief OF WIN. i. Tyler
THE foowiur resolution offered by MIR. Hendricks:
Pcs,Ired That the Committee Public Lands BE- in
struced to the cxpedcpcy OF making gran,
of lands to one colleges iii each OF the new States
for educating the poor upon inc a'''a1 iaos sESe"
and that the documents herewith accompanying 'e fc
terred 70 the same committee
bin for the relief Of Com. isaac Hull was considered
in Committee of the Whole. and, after lew remark:
nm Mcssrs. shcp!ey and SouthaFd' ~as' on h'''0A
Lie latter laid on the table
-~-4he Senate adjourned ,,,,,r
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
sIcssrs Claiborne and Dickson, representatives iron
tho Stale of Mississippi, appeared, were qualified ant
took ileir seats.
Mr. Wasdwell moved 70 suspend the rule, in order Il
enable him TO offer resolution prohibiting, In future
the use of the Hell of Representatives OIL The Sabbath
no place of public worship, and lie motion was re-
On motion of Mr. Turrill, It was ordered that whcr
4he House ADJOURN adjourn 10 meet on Monday next
N DISTRICT BANKS
Tho Hopse resumed consideration OF she following
-esoint;on offered by Mr.. Thomas, Of Maryland:
HP.soired That Select Committee be appointed,to IN
auire into the condition OF the ~ s,hsr
,is .hch NAV be presented to the present congress
Ear an extension of the charters OF the exiSlins
In said District Of Columbus or Tor the estaos
ent of any other or banks ip 1aeR s'sao aiu =