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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY. Sept, l3, lS4I


Mr.. STANLY offered resolution providing that
the Messenger of the House should furnish the We
hicles required for the service of the House.
After some remarks from Messrs. Floyd, Hopkins,
and Stanly the resolution, being objected to by Mr..
Hopkins was not received ." ID.
Mr. MILLER, of Missouri, asked leave to present
resolution calling the Secretary OF War for in
formation as to Notifications intended for the defence
of our western frontier. .'.... -"
MIR. MORGAN objected. " The resolution calls
on the Secretary of War. We have no Secretary OF
War now"
which the yeas and nays were ordered. ~
The call was ordered Yeas So, nays % ,.....
Before the calling of the roll was completed,
Mr. FILLMORE moved that further proceedings
in the call be dispensed with. Agreed to.
The call was suspended.
Mr. FILLMORE offered joint resolution to APP
pont committee to wait on the President and inform
him that il he has no further communications TO make
to Congress, the two Houses are ready to adjourn.
Passed The committee appointed were, on the part
of the House, Messrs EVERETT, WARD, and
LEWIS WILLIAMS.
Various resolutions were offered, which were not
received. d. t.' d. q. t.tslo" t.."
Mr.. JOHN c. CLARK proposed recess till five
o'clock He supposed it necessary for this House to
wait until the Senate ready adjourn, before the
final adjournment. ~
Mr.. FILLMORE thought il not necessary.
After some remarks from Messrs. J. q. ADAMS
and LEWIS WILLIAMS, the House, on motion OF
of Mr.. L. WILLIAMS, took a recess till twelve
o'clock. ...a n. .'
g ... 10 o'clock.
The House met again and took another recess till
five o'clock in order to receive the report Of the COM
mittee appointed to wait on the President.
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From the 81. Louis Republican, Sept. l,

: FT0W NC o1' LoutS HePHUtlcuH, SePt' = .
Steamboa Accident.-We learn from the clerk of
the Steamer Orphan Boy that the VIM. Paris, from
here to New Orleans, sunk the foot Of Grand Chain
water over her boiler deck She had toleraby
full freight-no lives lost. ..... ~
We also learn from the same, that the s. B. Keo-
kuck bound for Cincinnati, sunk at the foot of 81 O.
Genevievc Island-water over her boiler deck. The
Orphan Boy overlook her in the night only in time to
see her 90 down. The Captain sent out yawl, which
succeeded in saving man, whom they took of Of
snag The man said that about twelve Of the deck
passengers jumped overheard with him, Of which num-
We learn that the Keokuck had on board $50 900
worth of Buffaoe robes and peltries besides other
freight Whether insured here or in Now York we
have not learned. aa.a, ......utg
The Paris, we learn, had full freight and we pre-
sumo fully insured in the Offices OF this city.
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IN SENATE,
MONDAY, Sept. -, l94l.

MONDAY Sept. Is, 1S4l
Mr.. BENTON submitted amendment to the
resolution offered some days since by Mr.. BAYARD
for the resembling of the expungng resolution de-
carng that the resolution expunging from the Senate
Journal the sentence Of condemnation against Gene
raj jackson for removing the public deposits from the
Bank of the United States, was nm act in conformity
with the will Of the people and the said resolution
having been adopted, it was incompatible with the
principles of representative action, inconsistent with
the respect due to the people of the United States
and unbecoming the Senate to act any resolution
resembling the said resolution and further declaring
that the thanks Of the country are due to General
Jackson for thus removing the deposits
He moved that the amendment be printed, and laid
on the table to next session which was carried ,.,
On motion Of their respective Chairmen, the Com
mittees on Commerce, on Finance, on Public
Lands, and Indian Affairs severaly discharged
from the further consideration of business before
them. .
Mr.. SMITH, of Indiana, moved to go into Execu-
tive session.
The PRESIDENT observed that there was still
resolution before them for action-that relative to
the employment of Reporters by the Senate .
Fit was enormously stated in report of Friday,
that thir resolution adopted-it was only ordered
to be engrossed.
Several Senators wished this resolution to be taken
up for final disposition.
The motion to go into Executive session being
pressed the yeas and nays were taken on it, at the
call of Mr. ARCHER, and it was carried: yeas Il,
Thus the Senate proceeded to executive business, in
which they engaged till very late hour at night
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SHOCKING Accommodations iipes iosf.-A most
distressing accident happened at the marble quarry OF
julius Belize, Esq, of Arlington, in this County, yes
terday, about 4 O'clock, p. M. The men at work IN
the quarry, had drilled hole feet deep, and were
engaged in tampernp IT, when the powder premature
" exploded, killing Mr.. Calvin Andrew and Mr..
iona. Hawkins Instantly, and wounding Mr.. John
Perquay and Mr.. Allen Deming in most shocking
manner. Mr. Perquay died about o'clock ana Mr..
Deminp at 10 o'clock, the same evening. They have
all left families, except Mr.. Pcrquay Mr. Z. resided
10 Pownal the others in Arlington. Bennington,
(Vt) Gazette, EItrd.
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The Uniontown, Pa. Herald states that on Satur-
day night last, VIM p. Simpson Esq late Sheriff of
Belmont County, Ohio, was met by two armed viii
lians on Laurel Hill about 8 miles East Of Uniontown,
and robbed of $1440. The robbers had their faces
covered with black handkercheis and were otherwise
disguised. ~
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Ioennsyipania Tobaceo-The Harrisburg IntelIi-
pencer states that there are two hundred of
bocco in cultivation in York County, during the pre-
sent season.
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ly repealed by calling Mr.. Wise a liar; whereupon,
Mr. Wise says he struck Mr.. Stanly, who says Mr..
Wise struck at him. Blows were aimed, if not given
by both, at each other, in conflict, which put an
end to BY adjacent members forcbly separating the
combatants s..f |N' ~ " ~ '
The proceedings Of the House entirely sus-
pended by the tumuit and confusion which ensued
Persons from without rushed in to the Of action
the Speaker without form, resumed the chair and for
some time tried in vain to restore order
The committee consider il useless to dwell in mere
terms OF condemnation on outrage SO detrimental
to the dignity Of the House of Representatives and
derogatory to the character Of the country Every
member must feel every citizen has declared that
is high time to put an end to such destructive
| currences
| They therefore submit the following resolutions
/ 1. Resolved, That this report be inserted in full in
the journal Of the House, as reprimand.
q ResoDed, That it he henceforth among the rules
Of this House. that for any insulting word applied by
one member TO another In Committee of the Whole
II shall be the duty Of the chairman of the committee
TO report the the Speaker on his resuming the
chair; whereupon the Speaker shall infct fine of
not less thun one hundred dollars on the offending
member, TO be deducted from his compensation; and
that for any insulting words applied by any member 10
another, in the House, the Speaker shall fine him as
i before mentioned report of such offence in Com
mittee ofthe Whole. All such proceedings subject TO
an appeal to the House
! ResoIpsd further, That IT be henceforth among the
rules Of the House that for any blow or assault in
| Committee Of the Whole the same shall be reported
by the chairman of said committee TO the Speaker
and for any blow or assault inflicted by member of
this House on another, in The House, il shall be the
duty Of the Speaker in all such aforesaid forth
i with to submit to the House motion for the ex-
puIson Of such offending member which motion the
House shall Immediately in priority Of all other BUSH
ness proceed the Speakers said motion, to deter
mine. "R.'G.' ''s.
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taDlsn ofnces oil discount ana uepose IN tue SEVERN
States, with the assent of the States To this you
| replied Don't name diocounts they have been the
source of the most abominable -coruptions and are
wholly unnecessary to enable the bank to discharge
its duties to the country and the Government
observed in reply that was proposing nothing
but simply endeavoring to state what had under
stood to be your opinion to the powers which Con-
gress might constitutionally confer bank that on
that point stood corrected then proceeded TO say
that understood yon to be of opinion that Congress
might authorize such bank to establish agencies in the
several States with power to deal in bills of exchange
without the Of the States, to which you replied
Yes if they be foreign bills or bills drawn in one
State and payabein another. That is all the power
necessary for transmitting the public funds and regu
lating exchanges and the currency ...
Mr.. WEBSTER then expressed, in strong terms, his
opinion that such charter would answer all just
purposes Of Government and be satisfactory TO the
People and declared his preference for it over any
which had been proposed, especially as it dispensed
with the Of the States the creation Of in
stuon necessary for carrying the fiscal operations
| of Government. He examined il at some length,
both as its constitutionality and its influence the
| currency and exchanges in all which views you ex-
pressed your concurrence, desired that such bill
should be introduced and especially that Il should 90
into the hands of some of your friends. To my in
quiry whether Mr.. SERGEANT would Re agreeable TO
you, you replied that he would. You especially re-
quested Mr.. WEBSTER and myself TO communicate
with Messrs. BEaRIEN and SERGEANT on the subject
to whom you said you had promised to address note
but you doubted not that this personal communication
would be equally satisfactory. You desired us, ALSO
in communicating with those gentlemen, not to COM
NIT you personally lest this being as your
measure, might be made subject Of comparison 10
your prejudice in the course Of discussion. You and
Mr.. WEBSTER then conversed about the particular
wording Of the 18th fundamental article containing
the grant Of power to deal in exchanges, and Of the
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19

%NA SPRING HILL PROPERIY.-l'he sub : scriber wall sell or moderate terms for the season--the House and lot on Spring Hill, well known his residence, together with all the out houses, and the Bathing house thereto attached.
 The large well finished Dwelling, adjoining the above, occupied during the summer of 1857 by Wm. Bloodsood; there is good well of water and all essary out-budings on these premises.
 Also--another Dwelling, well suited 10 small family. Apply to
 .nav5 25lM0 A. BATRE.
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LSoR SALE-A first rate Refrigerator, large and -A' made expressly for family
 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, une2 ltf cor Commerce and Conti-sts.
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<A FOR RENT.--'rhe convenient Dwelling GGSstA House, situated on the north side St Michael st., End door above Conception, will be rented low until lst Nov. next-'rhe house contains siN rooms, closet, pantry &c. Possession given immediately, apply to l. C. BUBOSE & co,
 ap29 2i6f 39 Water-st.
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/sA SPRING HILL PROPERTY.--The .. .s: subscriber will sell rent for the season, moderate terms, the House and lot at Spring Hill well known as his residence, together with all the out houses and Bathing House attached to the
 The large and convenient Dwelling adjoining the ab,ve occupied by William Bloodgood, Esq, in the summer of 1939---there is good well of water and all necessary outbuildings on the premises.
 AIso,-Another Dwelling well suited to small family, apply to
 mr3I 222Kmo A. BATRE, at 70 Commerce -st
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NOTICE.-Whereas in pursuance of decretal V order rendered at the late term o' the Chancery Court held in Mobile in pending in said count wherein Copperthwaite Cope & Dnnlap and the President, Directors and Company of the Bank of the United States of Pennsy compliments and Isaac H. Erwin administrator of Henry Hitchcock and the heirs of said Hitchcock defendants-the undersigned has been appointed Receiver of the
 tate described and mentioned in the bills of com plaint in said :-and whereas by the terms of said order the undersigned is authorised and required to collect and receive the rents in which have accrued since the 9th day of February lS40, and the growing becoming due from the tenants of said premises and to let and manage said premises. Therefore all persons owing or indebted on account of the use, occupation leasing of any of said prem
 ises cautioned from paying or accounting for the same to any other person persons:-and all per sons wishing to lease any of said premises will call on the undersigned who is above authorised to let the same. (june9 4tf1 VIM. MAGEE. Receiver.
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&A TO REAI'-intl ths first day ol Nor. ne1t: rrnsA The House on the south west of Church and St Emanuel street,-a very desirable situation for a summer residence. Apply to
 McGRAN X NOONAN, aprl2 232f 6St Michael street.
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ENRY x SToDDART, corner Cont and II II Water streets, offer for sale
 lO-i wide Linen Sheeting, l2-4 wide do do, with variety of single and double Damask Table Cloths and Table Linen, Table Covers, Towellmg, Sc. cjalplete assortment of Clothing of all kinds as usual. .5 f'3at nlirl3
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IT IME q BRICKS-2OO casks Thomaston Lime L 100 casks R. I. lump do,
 juuel4 BENJ. NJ. BOURN, IA Contest
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apri5 2s5tf TERRELL POWERS, Clerk.


ohfiAN'S COUKI-CLAkhE COuNlA,
 JUNE 7th, lSil. fBNHiS DAY came Thomas Hearin, Executor of a the last will and testament of Robert Hearin, de- e-ased. who was one of the Executors of Nopllet Davis, deceased, late of the aforesaid and conn y, ani presented to this court all the papers connec ted with in my wise belonging the of said Sarhlet Davis, deceased, which have come into his hands Executor aforesaid, and desired that such action may be had on the saine, the law in such eases provides, and said papers having been examu- ed ami audited by tho Judge of our said court and properly stated Iti ordered by the court here, that said papers be set for allowance and final settle ment the first Monday in August next, at the court house in Clarke county and that notice of the abo,e proceedings be published for fort, days in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot. when and where all persons interested may attend if they wish.
 copy from the minutes Attest
 inne2l 9*f TERRELL POWERS, Clk.
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A c0py from lhe minutes. Attest, jnne2l 9*tf TERRELL POWERS, CIk.
ORPHANS COURT-CLARkE COUNTY.

ORPHANS COURT-CLARkE COUNTY.
 JUNE Eth, 1SIl. HENHlS DAY came John G. Creagh, Executor cf II the last will and testament of William Marrell deceased. and presented his account current and ac- eompanylng vouchers for the consideration of 1c Judge, which said account current and accompanying vouchers having been examined and audited by the Judge, and having heen properly stated: It is hereby ordered by the court that the said daccont and vouch CTS be set for allowance al the term of the Orphans to be hollen the first Monday in August next: It is also ordered that notice of the presentation of the said current and vouchers for allowance on the said first Monday in August next, be publish ed in the Commercial Register and Patriot news paper published in the city of Mobile, forty days.
 copy from the minutes Attest,
 inne2l 9#n TERRELL POWERS. CIk
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<sA FOR REAI.-a House and LIt a,Juinng E::.Ea Josiah Wilkins, the three mile creek. The house contains four rooms with all necessary out bull lings and the lot six and half acres of land ready Tor cultivation, with fruit, shade and tai trees, we adapted for a summer residence. For further information, apply to Josiah Wilkins, or to the undersigned, 4S Danphin street.
 may20 260tf J. C. GWlN.
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ORPHANS CoURT, March Term, ls4l. fENllS DAY came WILLIAM RussGLL, Admin 1 istrator on the estate of Charles Bfunsun, docd, to whom letters of Administration sad estate were granted on the fifth day o: February ln the year of 1uf Lord one thousand eIght hundred and thrly eight tni made exhibit of the estate in his hands, and llso oi the claims against said estate by which Il ap bearing to the satisfaction of the that the sad e'late IS altogether ns0yent and unable 10 pay it's lets: It Is therefore ordered that the said estate br eclareI nsovent and il is further ordered that uo- tlce be given in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot paper printed in the city of Mobile, lor all persons having claims to file the with the Clerk 9t the county court of Clarke county, before the irst Monday in September next. A true copy from minutes. Attest,
 nnllh 22ltf TERREII pAWERS Cletk
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6lAn PICTORIAL ILL S1 KA1IONS OF %OO THE BlBLE and iseus n, the fl Sy Land Ne~, cheap, and valuable publication--4JU JU pages S,o., ine paper handsomely burnd--oon ,sting oi Views in the iloly Land together with mi A, ol the the most remarkable objects mentioned n .he Oii and New Iestainenls, representing sacred asIol ic events, copied from celebrated pictures, 1 Iucirat by the od masters; the landscape scenes IAa,e from original sketches taken the spot, with ell an ln- teesting leter-press descriptions oted ts an eA- plantation ihe objects mentione, in the ;, reateN
 This day received aud tor sale by
 DOUBLEDAY X SEALS,
 marIz 90 Dau tun-st
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n Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobie County Registers OGce-At Rules.
 Charles w. Gazzam, complainant,
Budd H. Fry, William T. Fry, and AudIey II. Caz-
 gam, defendants.


 Budd H. Fry, William T. Fry, and Audley II. Caz-
 gam, defendants.
 FNHE BILL in this filed by the complain II ant on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1841, and is for the foreclosure of a mortgage made and ted by one William w. Fry, (since deceased) to Audey H. Gazzam, andFbcaring date the 18th day of August, l836-and the complainant coming by his solicitors, and applying for order of publica ton against the defendant Wm. T. Fry-and it ap- bearing to the satisfaction of the Register that the said defendant William T. Fry, is infant under the age of II years, that he resides out of the State of Alabama, and is living with his mother Martha Fry (who has the maintenance and charge of him,) at Bath Court House in the county of Bathand State : of Virginia; the said infant William T. Fry, is dered to be made party defendant to the said suit by publication of this order week for four weeks in some newspaper printed and published in the city of Mobile. It is further ordered that ths order be published as aforesaid within fifteen days from this date; that copy be posted on the door of the Court House of Mobile county within the time and also that copy of this order be forwarded by mail to Martha Fry at her aforesaid place of res idence within fifteen daysand the said deicadant is ordered to appear the next term of the Court of Chaneery, to be held at Mobile on the second Mon day of November next.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 Court of Chancery for the first district of the | Southern chancery division of said State at Mobile this twelfth day of July, A. D. lS4l. 7 julyl2 lSEt M. J. McRAE, Regr.
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AzA FOR SALE OR RENT.--1hc House E% anal lot next adjpining Col He". WSt'u nn rption street-the improvements are al ui tle best materials and workmanship. A sale wnnl he erred-possession gten on Isl Nov. next.
 mk7 l6tf THDs. F. MILLER & co.
 AsA TO REAl.-A .iouse coata,n,ng elgmairy rooms and very spacious attlc, with galleries un each story m front, situated near Owou's and Pages Mil on tue north side of the Spring Hill Road about four miles from the city, and a fourth oi a mile from the rua,-ha,ing good Stahmg, Car riage House, Kitchen, excellent well of water, and large enclosed pasture for catte,ll in good order. The Garden IS large and n n high state of cultva- tion, having every vegetable now growing, requned for family use. Apply to
 inne2 1tf ROBERTSON & co.
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HNOlLET UDOkS.-1he unders igi,ed ..a,e lust l received and opened the follow ing rae and C, Ii cious Extracts, manufactured by that Prnce g peyp- mers, EDE, Pertaner to Her Majesty Queen iciora THE iERBENA ExTRAcT-A delicate pc, fuue for the handkerchief and pleasant appendage to lhe toilet . 4s
 BouaUET ARABic-An essence possessing be most exquisite fragrance and delicac,
 THE ROYAL EssEkCE--A new perfume to be iound on the toilet Of Royalty, predominant at e Royal drawing rooms, le,ees and other resorts nt rank and fashion. l. .. DUBCSE & CO.,. 2 nrl3 late BuBose & Rolf, 39 Water-st.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI-LOWNDE OO'rY.
 CIRCUIT CouRr, Wednesday, Aprll ', Isi1. soss ss. aaaehment l plaintiff by attorney
 for $3ll 56 and 1t is ordered by the Hamilton R. Johnson. Court that publication be made for six successive weeks in the Mobile Con- mercial Register, newspaper published in the city sf Mobile in the State of Alabama, notifying the de- fendsnt of the pendancy of this suit and that unless he appear before the first day of the next term of thls Court, give special hail and plead demnr, judgment final will be entered against him and the property attached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands, and this cause is continued until the next term of this Court.
 The above is a true copy from the minutes of our said Court in said and the first day of the next term is on the lst Monday of October next.
 OVID P. BROWN, Clerk
 by ]. D. MONTGOMERY, D. Cl'k. iune e16 7Cw
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A GENTLEMAN of Classical attachments, would A like to procure the situation of Private Tutor in some respectable family in healthy part of the country. He has had much experience in Teaching, and is well qualified to prepare Boys for College Satisfactory references will be given the abili ties and moral qualities ofthe Advertiser. He would like to remain permanent for period of two or three years. He would not object, however, to taking small School if matters were arranged to his sats- faction. Those wishing to procure his services, will please direct their communications, early venent, to the Editor of the Mobile Register, sta ting terms, &c.
 0o-The Flag of the Union, will give the above insertions and send the bill to this office.
 june2S 12Kmo.
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G .,t..,.S r- -r '-Ts.-se sss p.es' 1ssalth aas | t4i.s-,v.tsl ls4.4s-eitt .tJ .> ftIat{1 !.
 n -is-iusdnarsssJ v sB ,is. o..a
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SkEfCHES of Conspicuous Living Characters in S France, containing rhiers, Chateanbrand, Ia- maritime, Laiitte, Gsizot, Beranger, George Sand. potrait of Theirs--Just received and for sale h,
 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS, marZo 50 Dauphin-si.