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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

,oprv noI1aps REWARD-For my Negro man, Cary
who anseondrd 18Th of April last as Cary i mot hs 10 n
HACK but inclined yeowislhe is a. e ,d h. has n
scar on the re, side Of his neck H, sssysh %n
TEL, @ h,ourb, cary up to plough, he may enuea
ynr to rel employment shoemaker re me nI liz is
bling for last years ana Is o and generally steps
quick with his considerably turned o OUT among S Which was
lsh rurpe Jeans coat, jeans pants mol e'0e' nc a
have exchanged them ..,o g ba taken out of this
STATE and delivered To me West FALL IN Gum e1 @ -,
or W give SIS if taken in thIS Sta'e anu
confined Jail, that gel him asai; ruoS n GOODMAN
~ 6-tf
West Fall, May II, 1872
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /

TT having determined the Navy Department TO
careful experiments ascertain the
the different ol fuel applicable 10 the
purposes Navigation in the Navy of the United States,
ihr pnpeors of mines others furnishing such fuel, are IN
formed that upon forwarding The Navy Yard nj the city OF
Washington their charge quantity not less Than Two
tons OF The fuel winch lucy respectively supply I" he
before uly Department
the trial of tile h" faithfully I!e, 10 discover
power and other properties Ia he Know H.
order Judge fitness for the shove sperh-d
Each sample thus nn- he accompanied hy statement or
the the period Of lis eSic
mine, also lie points The Atlantic coast Oh
Mississippi tu o M.co, the Lakes, al which Can be
conveniently delivered.
~ IIr-'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
TEN THOUSAND
CASH CUSTOMERS
WANTED

by MRS. BUCkELEW, her Millinery and Artificial FLOW
- Mandatory. where she will be- pleased To attend 10 mem
of her ability. Bn. fully aware oil The dement's "
sYsiem herself aud her customers, who WIS" y"
their money she has determined To hdherc s
rule. goods very snail profit bahifS w
country their friends, rely on heih2
well suii-! both IN uuailiy and price. ,.4
Eunitis, Caps Flu,vcr>, Ribbons, &C ni ever! hh ,"
lay, lnnate styles, kept constantly on MANU.
suitable To the SEA
MRS. BUCKELEW. II street, Richmond; Va,
sign of the Original Golden Rnnnf
49,. 49, It'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

IN Rules holden IN the Clerk :
Of the Circuit superior Court of Law ard thanctry Tor
William county. Monday, the I'd day of May, lsi2
kennon administrator "f h- late WIFE, Elizabeth,
Lucy Ann Claiborne, and Wianna Armscad Plaintiffs:
Burwe I;asse;t and Philip W. Claiborne, Executors Of WI
liam d. Claiborne deceased Aylci Halves, Administrators de
Of George Caionc deceased, Thomas rrli Estcn
of William Armrad Corn raxtuu, Administrator oi En-
nania Claiborne Burns, asett s. Cai
horne, deceased, John u. Claiborne and James Lyons,
' Defendants:
The defendants Philip w. Claiborne and John H. Claiborne
having entered their appearance and given security, accord
r To the act Assembly and the rules Of this Court aud ap
bearing satisfactory cvencr that they not inhabitants oil
This country: ordered That the said defendants do appear
here the in July and answer the bill ." the
plaintiffs copy Of This order be forthwith inserted III
some sIaper published the city of Richmond for TWO months
sccrsSvcy and ped al the front door oi The Coil mousse o
'' '!' 'f' RO POLLARD, OK.
l-2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
r,,,,s If the Richmond Enquirer.

,-- !, ra5saed tnes tceek dursR. tas SESSION
,,qtnre aud tpiee neek durtug the rest OF the year
. ',sF - TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
p.lofs per sanu,a, and Three Dollars for six months,
y r,e ?, 81 rad the cee, RENTED by mail, post
f. 49,, dollars per anuum n the end OF the year
IL it> Office be RENTED per mani, In gcou ana
r rn,S A, the risk Of the Editor; tie postage II all
pt,} sy The Hritsrs-(lhe postage ot single letter
account the writer. IL Is the accumulation al
,eltensive business whth operates as serious TAX
viii ray Tor nine papers, annually, shall have the
- st. s'-''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
AZ Nt--r iucs, less, lTSt insertion, - cents LOT
. nr.ncc, - cents -, ,
tu distance must he accompanied win The advance
r,.., -. references, TO insure sxecutipn
- 10 aa<r jytttt~in. may nmoun, 10 Soo per ahhuih, Il
~ IN be- made ut ~ cent; and To sou o ~ ger cent
,t earnest solicitation OF several Of our Guy tsIenaS'
=! j,.,,l,! In take limited number Of yearly adver-
, advantages Likely To result '!ereif"n 10 the whoie'
.-,g Il trtsgsise crtGQ'ioa NJ oar paper III me c"h
nom the fact, that annual advertisement, twice
,n,tr IN crs-g paper aud once week III eccry one'
S advertisers Will Hc strictly limited, however, l" 'ne
,i "a n.r general terms and To- single advertise
r mus. pay rata for an enlargement heE"ho lht
, y shalt have the privilege OF changing heit ahfsf
.t,.n a. they please, without any additional cost
m tl.s.t, are The ie-asS u annual advertisements:
F,. sa"e' "'Ns' 10
twice a week, 40
p as quarterly. ...-, ,,,a,o,.
- III ps.rrics and Marriages from The con;try wheheVe
writing is mn NJ this uhre, must lie authch
c. rndnrsi,o OF The Postmaster III tie nri.hporho"o
. M ~ no he published Every iaeae"te' VA. ''
In prevent imposonS aud qutzzes, has proved hereto
,y.,llus-Wr must therefore, Insist IN such case up"
nncaton being certified By the OF the POSTMASTER
- 5is t.t 5dk OF tae iftterI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
June 10

a hi iinnsr in thorough repair, has provided himself
win all the means TO give c"nIn't 70 an ch a.
,h;c ,dpnr himsefto every eAeft"n 10 ait"ia
lie has provided himself with attentive ana 'aie,nl
servants, good ostlcrs and has para p''''' ''''' " ~
beds. vIo may desire IN
H. w ,unnths in a cheap healthy, and peasant sec
,nn NJ The country will find every accommodation aioraru
hem and the proprietor viii be pleased 10 hke e'era,
@ r louisa Railroad facilities are afforded Tor ta! aiu pea
SAINT communications WIN " Vs. ELISHA MELTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

MODIFICATION aud after the 25ti of April irl-weekiy
lines Of Packets lyncihurg will leaTe Richmond and
Lynchbra Mantay Wednesday, aud Fridays at o'clock
NJ Hy This cement connection with the va
Lines of STAGES ont of lynclbnrg Our scnll,vle
viii leave ichund usual, Monday, Nednes-
day and Friday, ucrck r. NJ will; the Farm
vile aud Halifax Stages aud also with the charlottesville aHd
Stages A. the convenience and expedition by tins
route going West from Richmond lis vicinity,
say Thing hut refer passengers and others to
those who have travelled aI packets
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
Louisa Courthouse, June l7.h, 1912.

u,EN DOLLARS REWARDRan away from Inc james ss R s
e Kanuu a Company about the last oil aiafeh, neGo ,'
lanes BEN Moses and Tom James was nneu OF aa"e,ne
Jones Of Hanover and has wife al Mr. James % h,h
m ar.. rrcoIeced Ben and Moses were hired Of Mfs'
Elizabeth Winsicld, Of auover-brn : auo i m h,s wifi,
Al Joseph Win.ed's Hanover, ahont Tee, mr1s o
NJ ,ho,t feet inches high, brown ~
lars If ,"s and i, * understood he can wtHc yer! ~
krrd last yrr nv Col Myers Of kichmo a"a = @
,,, no.ale he may have pass Tom ABOUT ~
C mch.s h., dark complexion, h,rei %, Afs ~ ,
Winrrd Of Hanover. The above reward WIZ ~ I pird ~
10 t. H. Ayres, al power, vi se'u' 4-tf
MAY 20
fs~y- The Wing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

VARIABLE AIREMARl.E LAND AT AtCIloN.. -,
TE at Thousand acres, selected portion o ,'e
Gnarm Estate conveyed 10 a Trustees, hy Niles MA
v Ne a,cv advertised 10 sell privately, wii he SOFA ~
ll5,on 10 the highest bidder al the iron, door :" t'e
tn>r in charlottesville, Tuesday, the 3ti ia? o !uy
cs The estate IS believed To he ainone the best III The
asg'y Il hbemare. 49, ;,,,
4rsorr itd Of the purchase money ca>i', or cl' ~ ~
. p, ,rl-el Ii, Il deed cf trust, bonds &c; and any
, day of safe II WI be mon. ias"iani1 -
~ srr a., .iil al course convey only rs trustees bn
=. rli.Ya, ifi La. tlu stlulaDlS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
To The Honorubtc the HosSe If Hcitg0fcS an the Com
mona .aith ~ T'i,.iGid.

I will Give pleasure III the cApncy OF Door.
Keeper tie General Assembly My past
familiar with The prac;rr oi similar duties u
pleasure cali me 10 tins employment. wall carry
aud hand that viii their Z"al c"n>tancr aid
ttuir The the office has wisely
hccu made from aud r wis" i bet rracn.ed 10
tn varancy neither removed from has prescribed
a fpuaitv of rights aud pc"n>c> with occasional
office the distinctive Characteristics ~ our re
system of .ovcnmen;and asSnlic Well ~ individuals.
fatluuiy believe their VII not them htrf
than their friends iou.>, faithfully,
VIM G. ALLAN.
N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

CARD-P. s. G4RRiN57J hr.S leave respectfully 10
~ friend, the public. he has mportr direct
London article The manufacture Uf Summer Hats,
which lie Viii please any that fond If wtaTin. i
light hat. They beautiful drIb COLOR far lighter Than
cnhnrn and ventilated that they will Keep tie head
perfectly cool lie viii Them waterproof. In fact, they
article please that may
them, and they Will be sold al the low price of ST.
,,,;l ll9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

TAKE NOTfCE-Infants' round IeclorE Hats are
" ~ ~ r. :. GARHASATI,
Sign of Transparent Hat, shochne ii'i:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
nm 5 a 'r,ek jg james Rirer Canal to Lyach1"rs
w t-lnl ELnc1 hu Nin1ccs In thc Uhite SnLphnr,

u" 5 'reek By james Rirer Canal to Lyneh0"rs'
'' f'om Mcace, tp Stages, to tic White Su'Ph"'
nv '' .|'ayd E,idge ard DiJreiFS Spr"gs'
u '' AFTER a-ti Aiach our Passage Boats VII leave
y ''1! ~ r. r. ~ aud l.yncllbur. At 8, T. NJ M"nHass
.,t ld Fridays, and arrive AT Scoit>vr, pom ~ W.,
.a' " v Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays ana III"
p. 'Nd L. achhur. the following night 49, 49,,
0et's TO Charlottesville aud stanton will ilnd inns he
TABLE and cheapest route, with little loss oil 'nS'-
4i i by Railroad
49, sr'' ,rasins Richmond G, r NJ, will reach scos
" '7' next Gay, and Charlottesville by our @'ase' ' "
Passengers will, by STAGES, reach Broossvllle AZ
S, ahd lrayr morning al o'clock anu arrive III
Sgr, 49, ~ NJ, connecting with the Stage Routes out Oh
1n & .oa vii leave Richmond and Lynchhure II g. A. ~,
ii ~ tuesdays aud Saturdays and arrive IN Richmond ~
H. ana Lyncllmirs II d. +. NJ, next day 80
Ntei>vlc Stages, by Cumberland e. H., to Farmvihe,
arcrsvle on arrival of the day Boat from kieli
M coming down. will connect with the night Boat al =,
-. ION ,yHchhufg 10 Richmond.
,..,. BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
an! lUg-Gm
l0e san. -, s,,,. s,ocE
HfLE-s0O,nM of Virginia per cent. state '."'h
" Of Richmond CITY per cent Stock, IN sums 10 sun
NJ, is- Apply at the Bank OF Virginia =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
No. I6.-VOLUME xxx.

addition, everybody knows, would not be more than
sufficient to keep the Government going; and yet the
Federal majority-we knowing this fact, and not be-
ing able otherwise provide the ways and they
are bound to provlde-have stuck in proyso to take
the distribution in defiance of their law. With such
tenacy do the majority in control of both Houses of
Congress hold to the land fund, that, although they
are bound to provide, before July, TO keep
the Government going, and cannot do this according
to the provisions Of existing laws) without giving
up the distribution, they are determined, it would
seem, 10 repeal their enactment for restoring
the land money in such cxisency, do nothing to
supply the treasury. Hard cider works wonders il,
a Government. How admirably it has sustained the
finances, The credit and character of the country
What stability and dignity has impaired to polii-
cal institutions IN June -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

~7se Horse Shoe" for sale on tie ;M Of .7"s@st'
0y THURSDAY, tie III day Of next August shall ",sr' on
II H. urrn>,s ~ public aicon the highest bidder my
, farm Il ing in The bend Robertson river, III ,ii-
AUS Of Cu!gcpr near the mills Of r. T. Willis, and within
% ,se miles Of Orange Court house. u CONTAINS ny recent
ar,.s ~ Of which are cleared. one afa least Of
i land Is fine low grounds. aud the Iil rand S'aceiy
iau- IL is III healthy region OF Virginia, ~ s'Ab "'
involvement and iuey adapted Ia the growth 81 corn,
. y- aud tobacco. IL has ordinAiy wooi-n d"el'i"s
- t i've apartments The wood land y detached ifom
q-t land hut the OF the dwelling ho>c from
~ - The rood land only about and nay miles hi
I y-fy level one The cleared land * enclosed nj but
# the distance al least Is bounded hy the Robertson
E,p Ann rivers which, by the owners III the lands en- me
lie .l.s i regarded rs natural fence mic Hnr'iloh
here auot.cr the State al Virginia. now III H'the''
...,,re more advantages to the acricuItur-t
T t.s 81 sale viii he-one fourth cash. the remainder ~
,l ANNA, :stamen;s carrying interest from the day oi
I deferred PAYMENTS he secured by bonds, WIN ap-
-i .-r .v and a deed Of trust on the premises -.
's' ''t '''' GEORGE MORTON.
MN a.. fame /, g-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

1itftE >Il1.The subscriber. heng anxious to reduce
's'n stock at Boots. Shoes. Trunks, &C, to as ~"
= se fore starting the North to lay III an eIi'
a. VIII oier Inducements To purchasers, par
''e SAVING with the money. And particularly solic'
't That c'a uf customers before purchasing elsewhere
-s Ae!n, that they wilt find their interest 10 do so.
j. E. WATKINS & Co.,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Dealers
.'tt.l ' ~ "' ~ l3-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

WILLIAM r. RICHIE. ArIoRsEY Law, h''AmoHd, "a,
w office for the present with Dr. Richie, on Main street above
tI,r Banks Feb. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
JAS. f. HEATH,

SEf.DEN c. MACON,
Trustees of Niles aac"n.
~ The CROWN. Crops will be escrved-bat possession "l 'he
So delivered 10 the plIc early prtct"a:'!e
f.., s--ihS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
Williamsburg. a9lh AriI. 1879.

NOTiCE-The Franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
~ pointed A. = Maddox ,rr Agent vino viii he furnished at
Store doors the Bank Of Virginia, with large
suppl, Of all Of Writing Paper made al tlcr NIl
FoolSca acap packet po, and letter Paper all w'r he
VIII sell wholesale and retail such ricrS ~ cannot ai Il"
satisfy the public. Cily aud country merchants aud citizens Of
generally respectfully invited to examine his stock
domestic
features. RICHARD WHITFIELD, PTf''fcR
Dc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

VALUABLE LAND FOR SAiE-My Farm, containing. "!'
arr. ur on Eapdan eight miles from Orange
Cont house and thy-vc from fredericksburg for sale nj
reduced price For farther paenirs apply To me- ~ ny ie'e
posi- pau" ~ 0'""s> JAMES J.. COLEMAN.
lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

- . In nu,.nnuce al ,hc provisions al decd of
| .r r<erliei by Thomas Iludan", g. the suhScIier'
ar i,ar date the Isl day OF March le42 ana Is uain r.
. , .t ,.rA-s Office Of the Couaty Court ul Mathew
~ ,. ON FRIDAY the sth day Of July, isia before the
~ nrit In. Escans Hotel. in The city OF richmond, cS-
- Al ollc auction, tor cash, Tract oi Land convey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
joins II. DlGGS, Trustees.
JOHN BOHANSON, JR.,

IT,. The National iniellieencer, Richmond Whs aud Norn
Herald will copy the week for month, and SEN
their accounts office 10. collection before the dav al sale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

!g'afbi, .jimcS Rrcr Plantation at 7actton'
an FRIDAY the Ism Jv At IL O'Clock the premises, "a
N !j win IL, offered public sale. This plantation =
" tf toa 81 bower Estate, and contains 90 u'ic W
% acres u which, including upper part Of Saboi Is
at fcr!r low lands aud the hgh lands there are
H good condition w., enclosed aud yielding fine crops The
'ep', If and coinmndioiS dwelling hoise'
tek hlsl and well inisled-a hrick knsath'
feet high. Sm'ke honsc, oVetSeers HOUSE,
aer houses sah-s, and comfortable hcsf"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

YOU'LL :. RJSI,
Surviving partner Of the firm of Smell x Rust.
DABNEY & CAUTluRN, Auctioncers.
u,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

t''-.oa 10 be given first of January next, WIN the
e-' CO. c purchaser sowing Wheat al the proper season
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01


, ,f c,uu,v Of Mathews aud described in said Deed
,-,,4, j. represented as very valuable and from lis
m and m. cnn,etr and extensive improvements on IT, W
f.,is desirable a country residence " Is siMed on
s, ,f, va, \; the date Of said Deed the residence OF
.ar av- named. II he sold for The PAYMENT oi t
Mentioned m tf Deed and the safe will he crenpi"! ana
, t.t.c Although the tile il believed To he nnqies
~ set -Hnn - Trustee will convey only Sucl tue aS Is
rr sue los trust Decd.
ls the above sale be for cash, the Trustee Is a-
The Bank OF Virginia, the aSsieuees of iie judgment,
IA. gt tin. deed wa gwen say, that the purchase
~ MAY m >.ltte. for ~ follows: The expenses &" SAFE, ana
y IN. r,.l,. OF the purchase money Ia be pad III cash
ffvotar,!s Ia siN aud twelve months. VITA interest,"
i, sale teuyed by bond and security, an" oee"
JOHN NJ PATTON, Trustee.
S-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

CALFAK1 NUNItIS
Possessing, probably, the only copy of the Gazette
containing lr Morris letter, handed j, last evening
10 the President with request that il might be return
ed at his leisure This morning received it, accompa.
MED with the letter encosed and which, although under
stood not TO be written for publications. yet the Pre-
sdens great willingness and anxiety 10 give relief TO
suffering country have been frequently, and fear,
winlly msrepre sen,ed is but right that the people
should have every opportunity to be undeceived II
there be those who may be disposed to condemn the
spirit of complaint which appears in the Presidents
letter. il will be in the minds Of all candid and reason
able full and ample apology that the complaint
is mot for the course pursued towards himself by unfair
opponents, but for the great delay Of that relief SO ne
eessary to the country, and desirable to an impatient
and suffering people, Let the people then see the letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

JOHN NJ PATTON, Trustee.
S-tds
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''S''''
Jrtnre and tlo,ee Eeek duruF the rest of the year
= >s' ~ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22

tlcular parts of the Presidents Message to
committees. 1t may be expected, there
fore, that the business already on the table
of the House, some of which is of an ur-
gent nature, will now be taken up and
acted upon. The debate which has Just
closed in the House Gas well as that which
has occupied the Senate for some davs) has
been irregular, or at least, such as is unu-
sual on mere questions of reference: but.
as we have already remarked, it has not
been altogether Improbable. 1t has at
least furnished the Public with materials
for forming opinions on some of the topics
embraced in it.
In the Senate, the debate on the refer
ence of the Treasury Report upon the Fis-
cal Agency still continues. Having given
a pretty full report of the two first days
debate, we find ourselves under the ncces.
slty of condensing somewhat the report OF
the residue of it.-Nat. Int. 4th INST
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22
TRUSTEES, SALE.

PURSUANT to the stipulations of deed Of
trust, made 10 the Undersigned on the 23d
day Of September, lS4l, by Lewis Bumgardner
and Hetty Ann, his wife, for the purposes in said
deed mentioned, will sell on the 7Lh day of Feb.
ruary, 1872, being the first day of the Howard
Circuit Court, before the Court house door in the
town of Fayette, for cash in hand, the following
property, described in said deed, to-wit
The house and lot on which the said Blmgardner
now resides, adjoining the town of Fayette; also
two other lots adjoining the above, containing 3 }
acres also one other tract or parcel Of land con-
tanning 40 acres, being part of the northwest and
Southwest quarters Of sec. II, township 30, range
l6.
The title to the property believed TO he good
JOSEPH SEARS Tru, tee.
jan g. 1912 -43-tds
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22

UFSeveral Of our papers were returned
on Tuesday last from the post office at
Glasgow. 1t is rather poor satisfaction
for us, after sending our paper nearly a
year to subscribers, to receive for pay mot
taken out of the office" We shall continue
to send them until the end of the present
volume, which will expire in March next;
every one of them are bound for years
subscription and we shall then take coercive
measures to ensure payment from such as
the law can take hold of From the 9TH
ers we shall take satisfaction by publishing
them as defaulters.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22
Correspondence Of the Louisville Journal.

w ASHlNGTON, jan q, lO4Z.
In the Senate, the morning hour was taken up
as usual with the reception Of petitions memo.
rails, and reports from committees. Some dis
cussion arose on pension bills recommended
from committees in cases heretofore rejected by
the commissioners Of pensions, and the opposl.
ton manifested caused them TO be laid over for
further consideration. A few engrossed bills
were taken up and passed, among them one, in
troduced some days since by MIR. Linn, allowing
drawbacks on foreign goods exported in original
packages by the Western border route 10 Santa
Fe and Mexico generally.
The motion to refer tho Secretary of the
Treasury's letter and the accompanying bill for
an exchequer isCaIity, to a select committee,
coming up in the orders Of the day, Mr.. Bates
was entitled TO the floor, and he addressed the
Senate for half an hour in favor Of the reference,
and Of giving the subject fair and impartial con.
sderation.
Mr.. Barrow next spoke, and for nearly an
hour denounced the whole scheme, referring par,
ticulary 10 the inconsistency Of its principles
with views given in the two veto messages Of
last session. He called on the Wings to separ.
ate themselves from the Tyler Administration,
and to stand firm upon the old bank principles.
Mr.. Morehead obtained the floor, but yielded
to a motion for the Senate to &C into executive
session. The Senate then went into executive
session and shortly after adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, an Intellectual
attempt was made by Mr.. Hunt to introduce q
joint resolution proposing to amend the Constilu
ton, so as 10 limit the President to one term.
The resolution of Mr. Adams proposing the re
ference OF memorial TO select committee with
instructions TO report resolution for the Eepea
Of the 2lst rule, came up next in order.
Mr.. Merrweather moved to amend, by instruc
ting the committee to report in favor Of abolish
ing the previous MISUNDERSTANDING the one
hour rule, &c.
Mr. Adams denied that the amendment was in
order.
Finally, on the motion OF Mr.. Wise, the whole
subject was laid on the table.
great number Of petitions, having for thei
object the repeal Of the 2lst rule, were taken VI
and laid on the table
Mr.. Arnold moved a reconsideration OF the
vote, by which, on yesterday, the amendment o
Mr.. Anterior, referring the tariff question to the
Committee on Ways and Means, had been rejec
ted.
On this motion, Mr.. A. commenced reply tc
the speeches of the New Hampshire delegation
but he became so personal on Mr. Burke that he
was loudly called to order.
An appeal from the decision Of the Speake
was taken, but the House adjourned without ia
king the question.