Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-17
Las. dag efMc Extraordinary Session.


The HOUSE or REPRESENT ATIvES.
Mr. Stanr offered resolution to auliiuriz" the post
master empoy horses and carts during i!i; recess.
The resolution being objected to, was laid over.
Several resolutions were offered, and objected to-
call Of the House was ordered no quorum being
present.
On motion, the call was dispensed with.
resolution was passed appointing committee TO
wait the President, and Inform him that the two
Houses Of Congress were ready 10 adjourn.
Mr.. Miller of Missouri offered the following rcsolu.
ton, wch was adopted:
Rea9 Tia, the Clerk Of tins House directed to take from
the h office papers documents. marked A. Is,
e. D. and deliver the nA r. "ut"au and d. MUIR,
oi Missouri or TO their attorney KING application
ercyrthe Clerk retaining copies Of tn san,hc aforesaid
papers being the Of these gentlemen respecting the
sloIatons Of their property by The public authorizes
New Mexico and which presented IL Congress n their IN
stance, i'll April, isis
Mr. Miller OF Missouri offered the following resolu-
tra:
8sored Tia, the Secretary War required report
House earl. day after the commencement Of the
military forts, which, Judgment may be-
and defence q" Tie southwestern Western,
frontier Of the United States commencing at
nu,i II III, SABINE river cace along the Western border
of Louisiana. Arkansas and Missouri. and the
western Territory Iowa, fu,l smelling
mouth at the 81 Peters rnrr AMI thence 10 such point the
shore of Lake SUPERIOR ~ he mas judge most
establish military past, oEsct fethcaon, eg
what points the line Of ai frontier military works
or ought his opinion, 1" h. constructed,
n and safety oi THE ;i u ir>r States and OF
the Territory Of l"wa-.'vln. pa" " n me extent
and kind Of each military " 50 WIZ m '>''
mate probable cach "ha; a;i"ui al
the ensuing the said ry b. inrihr! required
report The number aGd description 81 %
each the niny posts how established on sad
number ana description OF tFecps that would c
un,yed peace each OF the several new works
ndr hy HIM, well those already
tahh-d Aud, also The number aud description OF troops t
would required Of these forts al times oi
threatened hostility The oactuai with the Indian
tribes that frontier, with foreign naons.'
MIR Morgan OBJ, cted lies
Mr. Morrow of ONO, from The Committee on Public
Lands, asked leave to he discharged from the bill res
pect'ng the Chcctaw reservations under the treaty Of
Dancing Rabbit Creek
MIR. Stanly oil North Carolina offered resolution IL
miling the employment of clerks 10 joint Committees
not in order.
On motion of Mr. Lewis Williams, the House took
recess until IL,
The House met at II, m.
The Senate informed the House that it had post
poned the resolution relation Executive printing
Also that the President had approved of the joint
lation relation the of water.rottcd hemp in
the Navy.
The House then, on motion Of Mr. Everett, Of Yer.
mont, took recess until o'clock, T. NJ.
The House . o'clock, and was in session a,
o clock, p. NJ, without quorum and without any
question before IT. At Il o'clock, Mr.. Marshall Of
Kentucky speaking against the President, and IN
favor of United States Bank.