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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30

The aggregate gives to M'Nutt I475. to Nor,
pn S44, and to Grimbal 2376.--For Members
congress, they give for Prentiss 5O48, to Word
t46, to Claiborne 1888, and to Gholson $3.50.
Il E. fg
We see from some Of our exchange parpers that
Hperatons are making to fire Dig guns in honor
Mississippi; for having thrown of the shackels
racurrupt party. AS the times are hard, we
would suggest the convenience and propriety of
caartarng thunder cloud, to pass over witt, its
aNllery, 1t would be SO dignified and much more
magnificent.
'ne oomnerVlle Reporter states on the autho-
Ny Ola gentleman direct from Matches, "that
O' Z" 'ne STEAMBOATS, employed to carry the emf
.''"ns Indians West. owing to the fog, run u.
S'nN Q snip thatwes being towed up short dis
'ncc above Baton Rouge, when she Immediately
unS' drowning part Of the crew and three or four
'"ea Indians. The exact number had not been
s''7'ained when ouriniormant Left sr4 al
-. q
"econclude to day the correspondence between
T. hunt, the Texan plenipotentiary to the Uni
~ ''a'es' and the reply of j. Forsyth Secretary
e'fe Of the United States, upon the subject Of
= van annexation Of Texas to the Uuion. These do
",''S viii be found to be interesting, containing
: ~'y 10 many important facts, connected with |
!, 4" 'Sf'y history of that country, as well as Of
Ihese documents was laid before Con.
- ~ Tue call session, in compliance with q re.
's''0O oithe House Representatives of the 18th
'p'em0er,--on tho 3rd of October they were
'u' and laid on the table. afrsioN
We expected this overture of tho Texan Mi
!, ''ss been rejected by the President, but we
-. ~ expect to see the Minister insulted---we
eeu the overture of the Texian Minister to
: 'een received and Immediately transmitted
CONSERVATIVES for consideration, but here
1. H'@ reject the the overture for annexation
! individual responsibility, and hold it
49,. A os''ed Tor by resolution ofthe house Of $
!. 10y. Reader, can you tell where he I
d. !, 'ne power from. to reject the proposition
,,.,. 'sslan Minister. which he has SO wontonly y
~, It cannot be found in the constitution
ihe only rational way to account for
AZ a % power is, his hostility to the south, i
Az That the annexation Of that beautiful h
''' Nvorcd country, woald in short time II
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30
r IPLE Y
resoAynlinnamYovEMDER 80, 1897.

o.. ,;ve below the statement Of the votes tor
. ,e, and Members to Congress in the ollow.
|, eG,rtics.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30

Which makes fifteen counties heard from. which
The aggregate gives to M'Nutt 4475. to Nor
Ban 3O44, and to Grimbal 237G.--For Members
congress, they give for Prentss 5O48, to Word
F4e6, to Claiborne 1888, and to Gholson $3.50.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30

Isdd several mofr slaye ssa,os ~ the inicp. wI,ic
would probably give tlm slave s'ftes propobdaf.
GOO IN Tho cmncils of the na,io,,--aud W. believe
shai Tho north. With The President %, ila head, will
Ioptoa" the annexation with oil tho flnntcal zeal
/" pu'sapa. Let W.. Calhoun bfnr IN o bin Tor
Tho annexation u Texas, ~ bo promised on The
moor % congfess. At the late call session. aud we
VIII then seo who IN. and wlo Ia not friendly 20 t,c
'ot''---,ho abotionlnc, will be 20 clcarly marked
OUT mat The south can no more mistake the land
MARKS. Tho question Of onnesation and of slave
~ must come together, which will show tho utility
and strength Of our federal constitution, which has
Oocn fampled upon by tho harpics in power for
the last seven or eight years. but the people are
waking up and nobly stepping forth to its rescue.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30

Congress meets on Monday next.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30

AT a late celebration of the old ba-
Ichelors at Bloomington, Indiana, the
following villalnous toastwas drank
The Fair!-Saints in churches
angels in the ball room-and devils
in the kitchen! bs tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
DOuEsTIC INTELLIGENCE.
FROM FLORIDA.
SaEA$NAiI, March

S.EANN AII. Iafch ~.
TIE team packet Fr1Ie, Captain HEnBAnb'
arrived this morning from the ~ John : but'"e ieah'
brings no intel rence from the Of war promising
lnal termination Of hostiIes
The Jacksonville Couricr oil Thursday last focol-
we'd by this arrival, has the following
JhCNsosvtLf.., March o..
The prospect Of peace, which. tire weeks ago
opened brleh and beautiful upon us, Is growing dina
and ,Lstinri With tLc siu"hc and cloud i autcira-
fcl and renewed warfare. The day Of reaec, Ike
the ong-songht Land Of Italy. reesding te'nrr tie
fleet Of the ffajan .Eueas flies before rs into the
future
Attcf II lie TIM, spent, all tie indulgence gi,cn,
all the credit touclsated to the Seminole chefs. and
THEN tales Il beng tired of war Of wishing to sur
render. thts haac not yet come in, III bad not, At
Tire last Intelligence from Fort Armstrong. NirJuu-
~, Phitip ald Oceoa, have Young warriors YET uH-
,ubdued. unhumhled proud, daring, aud Il, greedy
lor the baitles broil Our confidence, even
what ltie W. lad. OF the war being over, is growing
fainter and liutef--b,ca4sf the Indians 0-rr IA com
ING iil-they have not done as Jumper and Alligator
pIomiscd-they seem 10 be acting deceptive part
they are manruueng and ambiguous and cugtia;-
cal IN their talks," far as go ludgo from
what We hrar--and because Gen. jtsrr hm.y,G, in
Our ol,lnion place, very ltt!a confidence in those
chiefs thai have come in.
Every prorautinn Is being made Ia Prosecute the
var News RON Nolus.a, on the III Instant saws.
la, nothing La had been leard there from Dadc>
battle ground; and nine companies, under Lieutcu-
ant Colonel HARVEY, were to have left that place
the 9Th instant for Fort Mellon, at Lake Monroe.
Provisions, stores. lumber, Nc. are being transported
hhcr rs II an active campaign were commencing.
We fear Gen, Jesap has l1s time BY his humanity
M living tn hostilcs the time they asked surrcu-
der. Thai they will surrender, there yet hopes,
.li.ht hefes. Daily We expect 10 hear something
decisive On lis point. We must wait for what time
will bring II i lit. totricr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
TALLAnAssEF. March 1.

Iuoa h,2iaa N7ssacre..-On "Wednesday
night last 5afiY of Indians, supposed 10 be from fifty
to sixty in nt,nber attacked the House of Mr. Wal
lace, Who keps ferry the Aucilla. He
attempted 10 rr#.f them, but his Gun would not fire.
he finally tlre" nseii into the river and swan to
the opposite side. His wife and two daughters were
inlumarly murdered by the savaaeS. Lieut.. Ban
herman, who WAS posted rear the scene Of outrage,
with portion Of the mounted men from Leon
County, promptly pursued the enemy about four
miles, bu jndtRg them too strong for him, returned
for the puspoz. oil obtaining larger force.
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s'Ga2Ag4s AAEEg.a.ae.EgcE.


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9i"%fE II, '"s'7. 7i'i' rs our 'fs Gates by I'll
p.a"' nor J., e sohiiHcht@- news oi Miefe5I-
ae money ''.nAtt n el III AN'fsf state 'ihi
= III uliS country, II Ne III > l"'i' "nm p"@-f@
III ~ i""""' ihll'= 81 u, "' "."en sPe'As u
5oa I'" 5t"ff 17"s"e "''N, ~ P'f hae" u T.,
I'm" . ""! h,f2f@1 s.6f1"S' 4"' afaeie fielI'4
~ W III We I"''''' anon our eNt%lt>'
.Hf. 9'''r;'~o,i, the farfc"n MINISTER, frnaG~
''1'SI d" ~, II "'' Ga '"r ol eofaat'
Nv ,ton'pn i'i'5' u 'i'f an s'ESi' Is o'l SUI
'5'i'I my we pan 'otto""I MONEY Snooi3 sHp.
'''' ~ ','' '''e' Any "a'I' "'' i'e'ef'5es," ~
- ~ '''''- Is = u rye .NSt"'lh' Hoo,e II
$50 l. am - S''i, ''" - "oo"'o ta""'
oa Guns :" exc "ti5fA II e} li' '.'nN on previous
''.' $50" i't z.=.le' /" ''''' i'ooss' -
int TINS = a r. PAY NJ u. tpsH-r advances nadf thai
ho'Sr ny IL" Bun : i insta'r the tF11saefloate
.p'' ~ '''e h@.N' a9a e1l'f 'lle any o'hsf si'I@
y WIZ req ,'31.af' st'oF' '"' f'ftoa " 59't
''lN ~ ms 5h4 oar 'ze9oi houses to- Nef} lF-e
,'i'ou'',, ""' '''' i3 '5aenIiI OF h' .fa,'e'"H'
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'' u '' 3,'''' ON 'i.f pan u Ia.
htf, AU~ j'tt IL, aeeaftiIenoc from That ealr
'''''i i'>' 'hf' ''i5h' IT, tc'pa'rI' ne li'i's'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

tls diapers a.. In Bohemia, manufactured
plailas ro,alcs LoeadilIoz, Bretagnes and Rouens.
ronts are manufactured IN Wcstphalia and Slesia.
The linen. which aIe sent to Bremen nom Nestpha-
la Tcrtcnhu5g Rlfenzburs. l}i"leir.d, Palerhoru.
osnaltuc. Nd.fffiof, and Nunden. IRE for the
most part i the kinds of linens, md heedens
or brown roIs tloaeh Al Bclclcid. 5nd IN the dis
trlrt of Ravsnufe. there are manufactured linens of
much better quality chiefly. The Bielefeld linen
~ shlrting b, vel lnoeA in tie United States.
III, growing ri tn nv miteral, and the manufac-
turing it into hueH enpioy large proportion oi the
nlahant- oi brHnauY and the finding market for
is consumption = Tire utmost consequence that
country. The accompanying table will also show u
great yarictV of or, German articles which ron
>nurd ~ the United Stats. Oar market, conse-
qutnIy, OF tie greatest importance 10 Germany :,
anl ON iaulf TIN be made 10 operate, IN a powerful
manner IN overcoming any difficulties that fhr mite
rior States al Germany might, contrary In sound POI
hey and their own interests, put III the WY oil Dim
mutton ol the duties on tobacco coming from the t
States, and consumed within their territories.
Il may be proper here To remark, that, III many OF
the interior States OF Germany tobacco Is cultivated
Ii Il, however oi very inferior quality and emIts
WHEN smokcd, very dsagrceable smell; but from the
high duties levied American tobacco, the peasant
/, arr comnclled To Use IL and there Is country
in the world " herr so much tobacco is consumed,
according To its population, rs III Germany
In Austria, tobacco Is an article of state monopoly.
and. therefore, erry little coming from the Inilcd
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llEAp QuAnrnEs, ARny orTrx,s

n :, "'',IP TT1T0IItnIGNtN, I %. 2, lr}1.
DiAH oiR--An Affair Of thrilling interest and mi
produced from the admired and exalted
.'iac.efS who were the principal actors in il. took
at .le mead quarters ofthe Texan army on the
Vt" oi Inc present month General Felix Husto,,
VIII" h1s been in command of rho ,,r,, g.,
LIN i2'afs past, was. Ter reason. ,h;,h c,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

me New York Daily Express says-our ad,i,cs
from Ne" Orleans speak OF several small o,tablish.
meats having suspended payment; and from Boston
bl. failures. ' ''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23
N\li ROBBERY. TIE ROE.
l3i.4 ct carr, ,f.0oo RECOVERED.

fANet%&ATI H}rth 70.
H. ,r's seo f I"'tcrs sett .ra, III n...; ote. i.
ails eflN "a IuG .,J,ir s-ol,a rom L.. ~ O..
board ot tle steamboat Boa Franklin on i,r ..ls -
the latter place, on III 9TH u5 Thryjr, uu-isie..
ol tn theft aud the manner IN Which the rnbior ~.
da'cefel AMI can .ht, arr 'hese
TIN ENchangc Baul, 81 ts ritv hal 0 that i ~
ralailied 10 Louisville package OF bank not,s -
lnons which were three - checks tal1r to rfsn}-
bic baaa notes. Of Pre- bur ( 60. ON tn abaes
banh, which hal bnen plil, aud wcrr marked Il,
cancelled. On the 9th INST. one OF the cai.rellea
cheek VAS lou"d to be in circulation, Of which our
excellent marshal, .Hf. Safa, vas informed, Who
Immediately set about tracing the source whence il
cmaiated since its dcposite in the mail on the 2erh
ut. Il WAS aSccrtained to have been issued ly
n man named Alfred Craig. who was employed ~
mate ON board of the Ben Franklin, but ON her r..
urn TRIP had icit the boat 1T or near Big Bone"
ken.ucly.
10 doubt NOW remained but he was the mail rob-
her consequently, Mr. Satin. accompanied hy con-
stables 'rookS and q Neil ou on the ~tb i'm mn
SUIT oi The offender. They proceeded to his house,
near Biz Bone about u miles from river and about
% miles below this city. where lnrtunatcIv tn.
found the object of their pursuit. singing songs in the
midst OF his family. He WAS instantly seized and 50
sudden and rtrctual the seizure, that H., N3s
prevented from using large Bowie knife with which
Re was armed, and which he Struggled nlanitlly 10
eei hold u. Mr.. Satin aud his cc}npaninns fund
n rais possession all the money (}GUu) the In
ter had stolen from the ma b5gs. except about s3aa
Oh this latter sum he had purchased, IN This nlaro,
IN e'ez@' gold watch and chain, for which he paid
| Slee. and which vas also found upon hi person.
iIe"as brought to tie city, and atlpr an e\.,,l.f,3
ton before HE mayur committed to j4n
An"ae the mor.y found IN his possession was =
package containing ~l.s0o. which had been RENTED
by Nj. Geor-e Graham r. Of this place, to f,nlljs
vile. IT,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

Alta meeting of the etsrr, Of IyicI,bur,e held or
January 7th la37 aorcc7bIv Il, ,I. nuns, a, ,b
uayor Mt the jF5>bf.r,ou mn Il, ,.k ina, ,,,o.;a.
ration our tnpr, ctcl state in consequence of The yet
unfinished conditioned or Water Wols dam and 10
devise means OF corporation with the Ho,c Com
panv the NOR. eacctuallv 10 Guard ag,iust fire I'M
I'll our town BE- again supplied with water
Ca motion Pheasant Ialby {Mayaa of the Carpor.
on,l was called to tho tLair, and John Il. NcDsnel
appointed Secretary.
The object Of the i.,e, ;inc being cxpl9in,d
On lnoti,sl Of CD Maurice f.anghor;lc il was
ReSolre6, Fhoi committee of - citizcus be appoint
ed whose duiy i sfau Lato y.aib on each and every
citizeu and sol 81 their signatures 10 pct re, to
sernbc Immediately at an alarm Of FIRE az the building
on r and thee ii e., themselves an, G. tbe imnei
control of said llnittcc who arc hereby
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12
MR .RINE.S,1 SPEECH.

Having offered a few comments ON THIS
.lrauee production last Monday, we to-day pre-
sent il 10 our readers IN eatenso, that they may
iulre for themselves whether those comments
dad injustice to It's author. Mr. RiFes's argu-
rents Invariably refute his assumptions "A Tact
in ;sqlf Ip,aonsratiye of the utter lndefenslblll-
ty. of theact. which. ADMINISTRATIONS oapproYe,
he vet lacked courage to condemn. " hat
stonqer condemnation Of the Treasury Clrcu-
lar for example. could We ask. than IS passed
upon il by Mr. Riyes, when he says. =" nc sc.
MUS ofour institutions demands equality IN the
laws, and especially in the fiscal operations OF
the goyenment''-an equality utterly set at
naught by the Circular 2 Mr.. II. adds, s." 1t
does rot aIlow, as Il permanent regulation.
that specie shall be required in payment OF one
branch Of the revenue while bank notes are re-
ceiyed for another that one rul Of collection
shall prevail III the west, and another in the
east Does Mr.. ,RiYes intend 10 assert that a
rule which we have no right to establish per-
M aptntiD, may nevertheless be properly es-
tablished temporarily And especially when
that rule inffinges the constitution, and sets al
defiance law Of the land If he does not
mean this, we do not comprehend the import of
this sentence. Ifhe does, it is at war with eve
ry prime pie Of construction sanctioned by Nr-
cinia-and indeed makes the constitution and
the laN:s As worthless as the parchment upon
which they arc written! The President, with
all the zeal OF a monomaulac, has determined
to force gold aul silver into cirealation-and
~ -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12
PIANO FORTES,

From the celebrated houses of Nulas, (1arkc
" 20. aud Dabois, Bacon 4 Chdmtrrs, which
can be sold at the established New York prices
as given in the manufacturers published ca
ralogues. with the addition only Of the cost of
transportation.
GUITARS of every style, including some
beautiful Partisan instruments, aud varying III
price from five to one hundred dollars.
Mis-. 5. receives from the northern cities.
monthly supplies of new and elegant MUSIC.
for the Piano Forte and Guitar. Her stock i
very large, comprising every thing of value or
celcprty, whether for Students or amateurs, and
is worth the attention of Music Teachers, resi-
ding in the interior who will be furnished on
more favorable terms than they can be in Rich
mond.
Dec, l. wifi Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12
NEGROES WANTED.

WE wish to employ 100 able bodied Men to
w work on the James River Il kanawha
Canal, three miles from Lynchburg The To-
crtion Of the Canal is upwards OF twenty feet "a
bove the Riy.r, consequently il will be dry work
at all times. The hands shall have nothing to
do with blasting Rock. They shall be well fed,
humanely treated and moderately worked. We
also want several boys, from II to IL years old
to drive carts. Persons having slaves TO hire
may obtain good wages for them on application
to either of the subscribers or 10 Messrs, Nc
CorkIe 4 Mcdaniel, at Lynchburg. Persons 10
whom we are unknown may have reference to
Messrs. McCorkc x Mcdaniel Messrs. Miller
Roberts, John lIolins, Thomas A. Holcombe
Col Augustine Lei;wich Sa mnel Nowln and
Paul Jones, all OF Lynchburg.
p. S.-The work shall be executed altogether
by slave labour.
JAMES DOLAN.
THOS. II. TOW LES.
November lift
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

: Gen. Santa Ana, President of Mexico .,,,l..
Lexington, (htnseGky) the 9Th ut On HI. va,
Washington The .-sAingtou ira Il .rnccr saw, h
Is IN bad hentsi sld wiz scma;a il dat cir, uni, l..
RECEIVERS SOFAS tohe able tsta,s al He was followed ~
great crowds t. the Hotel anxious t. get rlimn,,
his person Neihdigrdy cncicd tc~him; thonuh
III Louisville young nIan ahmed Morrison who h,
absoihrrin Texas struck him with stone We hoa,
'r Tn oredtei our national character, that his pero,
will be respected. Ifhi5 wanton cfncItic. cx.;,. ~
Indignation il should De sorrencd if not ,uc,e,li 49,,
patty for his Subsequent misco-tunes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

-. The Constitution provides H..
person holding an office Of frost or profit - 40
the U. States, shall be appointed an En-. 'i
and yet 1t seems, so ignorant.were tho y
.use5 and Conventions that framed II. y. su
loral tickets OF the existence of this p,,.,''
that in Pennsylvania, New \ ork. New II
shire and Virginia, there were several nos,.
ters' pension agents, &c. placed upon thor, -
There seems obe no doubt, therefore tb,,a",
OF these votes is unconstitutional anil
Therefore be uncounted. One paper. frbo A. '''"
ny AdVertlser) goes even farther, and coo,o.s
that, one bad vote vitiates the entire ~
toral vote Of the State in which il !, -ee'
en- If thi, be so, and the con,,;,.' gu
| al provision be enforced. we shall ss, 4'
| bly, be without either a President ., f' W
President Opposed as we were to N, !, se
Buren,, we should regret the existence of, :"
stltntional disqualification in a sutGci.n, ''H'
Der of The Electoral votes to defeat hi, e.o'
aud thereby TO raise question as novel ., w
important. 1t !, case unprovded for u
the constitution for we should NOT on,. !,
without President and Vice President ~,
there is no provision for the appointment of =,
Their officer 1t is our opinion, however. tbs, =.
votes only Of the individual Electors. who l1s.
under disquallGcatons, aud not of the e,;..
Colleges of which they are members ,bopH >.
will be rejected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12

:L33 The Democratic Herald, : pubiis he'd in
Philadelphia, Jealous Bentonte, denounces
Mr.. Ryes and his resolution in 10 measured
terms /, declares ti,at Mr.. Riyes,is too polish
ed" for the s. democracy" and that his rcsolu-
ton is deceptive and hypocritcal." - We
must have Git says) Rodical President four
years hence--A choice can be made from a
huudred--at present we can point TO Col. Ben
ton, Col Johnson aad Amos Kendall'--a noble
trio, truly y What say YOU, Mr.Rives? Be
ware Of the two stools
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12
EEgEi EEEPGHNEAN.
Lync,,1u.y, January i2, 1897

- We are enabled to publish whole sheet tha
morning. Goagb rum eauses not necessary mtntfoH'
it Is not 60 well filled with reading matter could
wish. We have despatched order for materials
though it will be necessarily weeks before. hoy
can be received Until that time, arrcadcrs nf take
hc will for the deed
81 Our Office, present, is in the office Of The
Democrat" oae door below Planters Warehouse, aud
nearly pposite the Union Hotel.
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On The same day, Mr.. Garland. Of Va. pfo
posed to modify hi, resolution, in reference 10
the dcposle banks, SO as to embrace an enquiry
into the case OF Reuben ". Whtney's agency :
and in this shape the resolution was unani-
mously agreed to--so that we may now look for
full development Of the relation which this
man sustans to the government and to the pet
banks Chat is, provided there be no false
swearing; and it should be recolected that Whit
ney has been once already convicted of perjury.
The committee consists OF MessYs. Garland,
Pierce OF \. II. Fairfield, Wise, Gilett. John-
son Of Lou. Halves, Martin and Peyton.
On The lth inst Mr. Allen of Ky. offered
resolution directing an inquiry, by select COM
mltlee, OF one member from each State. into
the expediency of granting to each of the old
States the saine portion of the public lands, for
Ike purpose of education. which has been grant
ed to the new States for that purpose An ami
mated debate arose on this resolution, in which
Messrs. Allen, Davis Of Ind. Vance Of Ohio.
Briggs, Parker, Ashley Johnson of Ind, Clai-
borne OF Miss. and Mann of N. Y. participated.
No'deeision has yc, been had upon il. 1t was
alleged by It's opponents, to be Mr.. Clay's land
bill, in new shape.
MIR. Wise's resolution, proposing an inquiry
INTO the condition of the Executive Depart
ment, Is still undecided. Mr.. Roberts on of the
Richmond district, commenced a speech in ia
Tor Oh II on the 4th, which he had no, conclu-
ded when the House adjourned.
Alter warm discussion, in the Senate the
roitiof the admission Of Michigan into the l.
mon, passed ontbe 9Th ins,.b a oyote df25 to
TO- Ae subjoin the ayes and roes:
"AA tS-MessYs. Benton, drown. Buchan-