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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
Anftiuu Gaies.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Robert Hill & Bro,,cr

FUTURE DAYS.
By Robert Hill & Brother
FOR SALE-DESTRABL FAMILY
RESIDENCE.
~ The subscriber, having completed desira-
u be residence at the head Of Cary opposite to Mr.
Jacobs will @ the pubic SATURDAY the 9t
Of sep'emher on the premises O'Clock NJ
The house story rooms well finished Win
porch IN front and Of the story Kitchen with
ioo stable ami carriage bonse The lot fronts 81
tends back 2i- feet well enclosed IT about 100 the
corporation and free from city The the sale VIII
carry interest with deed Of trust on the property
~ sae conducted by Ro HILL BROTHER. Aueis.
By tnIoes & brother.
Lancaster DENLY a Cos Old standl
80 Heary Pilot Coats, DC, Al Auction.
ON FRIDAY MORNING. Sept sh a, Sales Room conrer-
ing AZ D! O'Clock we WIN sell at reserve in lots tn
suit the trade. $50 HEAVY PILOT FRoCK AND OVER COATS
together with large Clothing adapted 70 the
approaching season ~
Merchant Taiiors Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
hthe same time the balance Merehan, Tailor, STOCK. con
s'sting Of superine Cloths Cassimers ~
sIk Velvet. Valencia Fgd SIX
Plain and Fig'd Satin vesings
Goa, LininsS Stocks, Bosoms and Collar.
Fgd Silk Gilt and Lasting Buttons
ALSO,
Several splendid Frock and Dres. Summer Cloth Coat,
Fine Black Cashmere Pants &c, all OF which wer. mac
TO order IN the most costly aud superior style
~ Sale Perefnp,ory L&B Aue,.
CABINET FURNITURE, &c.-AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING Sept Store commencing a,
- o'clock We will sell large collection and Second hand
Furniture part from Family declining embaeng
variety OF Superior articles,
Elegant city made mahogany Wardrobe
DO plush spring rocking Chairs
Mahogany hair Chairs
Cabinet and plain BureauT
Mahogany Sdeboaris
Do Cradle, patent spring Rockers
Handsome seit dining Tables
DO DO card DO
Cab, Work and Wasistanis
Cane and wosdseat Chairs
Looking Glasses, Toilette Tables
Pine Feather Beds and Bedding.
Several large Carpets Hearth-rags
Brass Kettles Britannia ware
Glass Ware, Knives and Forks,
Sc NLoEs * BROTHER, Auets.
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SCHEME.
S5O O0O 500 OOOr

1854 Prizes amounting 10 S7i2,T75!
10 No. LoteTy-l2 drawn Ballots.
whole Tickets Sl5 halves So qrs.3 u.s. eghths | 81.
Gates Of packages Whole Tickets. $500
"..-... .do.....2 80 Halves do. ............IOO
.do.....2 j Quarter. do. ..............5
........do... rs Eight. do. ...............25
Do Tickets by tie package packages and single
Tickets all the above, any Lottery by
Gregory a. Co, for SlI the office Of
e.. r. ALLEN co.
Under Exchau Hotel.
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Auftioiu 5ales.
THIS DAY,
BY Davenport a Alien.

BY Davenport n Alien.
GROCERIES,
pnTHURSDAY Sept eth be ~ohi n our aue
ton Store, an assortment Of Groceries.
10 hhds n. o. Sugar
: DO Porto Rico 10
u hall pipes OH Whisk@y
100 bags Iaguyra Coa.,
100 10 RIO
a. do Green lava Do
60 do AngoSiura do
10 half chests q. 2 Tea
lOO boxes do
- hall chests superior Povchonr d.
IS boxes
% do Mould Candies Indigo Mahler
200 reams Wrapping Paper
10 hhds Bacon. 100 Window Glass
pipes Gin Wines, &c
Also
100 bbls Potomac No. Iierrnzs
Sc DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
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DRAWING ACADEMY.

Nam Street, opposite Rdndoiph'S Book Store.
HALL, ARCHITECT and DRAWING MASTER
" is prepared for the reception of pupils purpose
imparting instruction IN the various branches Drawing
system embraces the improvements resulting extensive
perienee which enables him convey a
sons knowledge Of the principles Dawns
them competent to dencate Object may presented
Among the Of instruction taught Ichnographica
and onhographeal Drawing the prime
ometrala modernand beautiful style Of delncang
Landscapes Architectural Flower Painting and other objects
Stretching from nature with CrayOn Creta LGvs,
Hand railing and full development Of the cyndrc
applied TO Niehes Gons Domes and all
Carpentry.
drawings and Specifications prepared
Carving all its branches and Architecture
Original Drawings with specifications prepared
Office.
EngravnF-vising Cards, Wood Cuts, Brands Door Plates
Seals Dies, &c. aug
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ny DunIop, NIoncurc & Co.

FUIR LUIS AND HOUSES n SYDNEY
Ar ArrTroN.
-Four desirable Lots Of sydney adjoining the Civ of
Richmond, on which iencmen with out buildings
and wen Of good present divided into TWO o f
Two acres each and under tenants This rropry -
lar al The most improving part city suburbs tNeSt end
The ground productive and dairy purpos
We VI" sell the above BY auction. SEPTEMBER
At o'clock IN the afternoon: then Il can be- had ut.
The terms &c may by applying to us or the popret
- ids DUNLOP. MONCURE & co Auct.
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H0YT u cos NEW OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL R,,hno,d :
Sin.nnnL

100000
Alexandria Lottery Class A. for 1873 to be drawn NJ
Alexandra, d. c. Saturday the 9Th OF September 1919
IL drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $4,000 10000
5000, $3.50 22OO 20UO 1900, 1900, 100. 1000 10 of
lOOc' III OF 500, 10 OF 3OO Sc. Tickets SlO halves s.
quarters 80. Certificates of packages of 90 whole tck
cts Sl3O-shares in proportion.
100000 Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. Is ls43-,o be drawn
lsi3. Pnzes: $4,000, OOOO 5000. 1861 mic Of
1900. 100 Of 1000, ITO Of 800 &c. &c. Tickets SI0
halves .; quarters so. Certificates OF packages Of 20
whole tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion.
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class So for l643-to be drawn at
Alexandra, D. C., Saturday, the Both of September 1919
IA drawn numbers. Grand Capitas-S3OOOO 10000
5OOO, $500, 5000, $500, 1895, prizes OF 1900 30 OF
lOOO, % OF $50. 80 OF 200, &c. Tickets $40; halves
>; quarters so Certificates Of packages Of 2G whole
tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion.
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NOTICE TO MECHANICS.

PROPOSALS. will he received by the SubScri-
- her until me 9Th Sept o The following work
az the city Jail
For lining five ecns sides and each sheet
iron NJ inch thick fastened by bolts through was-pro
posais 10 state The price per square foot
For laying two trains n pipes with appropriate seats, under the
cells the pipes N be 10 inch cabepopOat the price per
running foot
For taking up and reayinr floors cells repairing
walls through which the pipes Will pass
For constructing and
I SIMILAR 10 that the end including aud brick
work complete, and furnishing aud up tck tubes
from The furnaces passing through 40 The cells.
Proposals for the pipes tubes state The price per running foot
Pans and sfeccatons VIII BE- NJ Bates surveyor
t--titGncc IoSEpU MAYO chm Co,nrn,ueg.
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STRATTGN'S OFFICE,

FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAIN. .
$4,000, S5OUO.
Alexandra, Ne. 2l0, Extra, for Thursday evening
Capitals: 100000. 5000 $500, Of 1900, o: 6OO &c.
Is Nos IL drawn. Whoes ;; halves 10; quarters 25
$4,000. $4,000.
Va. Leesburg No. Sc, for Friday, the Exchange, J
o'clock. Capitals $4,000. 5000, 100, Of 500 , OF
600, &c. G6 Nos. 10 drawn. Whoes 50; halves l so;
quarters - cents
$1,000 $1,000.
Grand Consolidated No. &C. Extra, for Monday morn.
ing. Capiials-S5O0O, 1000, 500 400 > of 2OO 3 Of
$50, &C. &C Nos.-iOdrnwn. Wholes 81 So halves Isl
quarters 375 cts.
$4,000. $4,000.
Alexandria, No. a., for Monday morning Capitals:
$4,000. 10000 5000. 22O0, 2OOO, 1890, 10 Of 1000
10 Of 500, &C. ~ Nos. Is drawn. Whoes $780, halves
D quarters 80.
- Tickets in all e Lotteries AMI DE lucky numbers fol ale
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
Ticket Nos 50 ea 7s entitled TO Capital prize Of $4,000
Teh,, Mo-. ~ 30 iGi rnle Of $4,000 .od and paddy
Tekc, No. - So rr,e Of $1,000 lboih .oJ and paid
Besides other good three number Pnss making "a three
number prizes s aud paid by srRNrrON lSh May 10
the Isl Of August sd
BLACK AND WHITE CALIcOEs.
NEW and wen selected assortment goods Just &C.
J. u. CUNNrNGuAMs
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
- II street, shoekoc Hu
COOPER's NEW NOVELS.
w RANDOLPH has received
-. wysndoue. OF the Iluucd Knoll, by Cooper scots
No Martin Chuy'ewit, by Bot Gets
No. ~ and ~ Murfsy's Geography. % etc. each
SPLENDID Edition ~ Rogers Poems with numerous Illustrations
Last oi The MohicanS by Cooper 50
I>SES Beautiful French Morocco Slippers have just
epenei loof Misses French Morocco srper. Of The very
best Philadelphia make. JUDAH MYERS co.
ana 20 Dealers In Roots Shoes Trunks and Carpet
NNNNCY siLE CRAVNrA rich AMI elegant assortment of
- an shades AMI depot Of ian
~ dee articles, an ~ OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
WISH purchase hundred pounds Tobacco seed
u port auls WIN ANDERSON IT,
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

hOSl VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AT Auction.
ioo handsome building Lots the West
end OF the City.
IN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 9th dav of
October next upon the premises, eonmeneu. at q O'Clock
wiz o. sold about 100 handsome Builing Lots Of SD
h- adjacent 20 the City of Richmond These most beat
u'y located beng ~ The Dcchbourbooi % and adjoining
ISohh 'ai1ne w Bullock Peter Cotton and near
the West end Of City which j.. now 50 fast IMPROVING Tb
lots will be laid oil ia suitable having front OF about
65 - ~ $3.50 - ''
TERMs-oncfNh purchase money in CASH the balance
IN four equal instruments G. - months bearing inter
est from the day of sale and deeds Of tins,
be required 10 the deferred payments.
BN REQUEST or THE PROPRIETOR.
~ Inc gentleman who has IN Ms town
OF Sidney belonging Gen IIaryie confer favour on him b
leaving Tie same Al his house, with Wellington Goddin.
l-eotis
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HARDWOOD a. BEALE,


(SucCEssoRa o :. =. AnIF CO..
OFFER FOR SALE
5000 LOS 5da s prime i",; Sed9 Warranted 900,
$500
5000 Fans Coppcgls
1000 clipped and ground Lofwooi Camwood and Redwood
100 Extract Logwood
5000 EPSON Salts
Blue Stone. Spanish Whiting. Spanish Brown Venetian
Red Chrome Green. Chrome yellow: and
900 kegs Lewis White Lead ground in OIL
$500 lbs Lewis Dry White Lead &c SC So.
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ALLEN y CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class H. for 1913 to be drawn at
Alexandra, d. C., Saturday the 9th of September 1919
10 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $4,000, 10000
5000, $3.50, 22O0, 20OO, 1890, 1900 1900 1000 30 of
lOOO, 10 OF 500, 10 OF 800, &C. Tickets SO halves 3:
quarters 80 Certificates of packages Of 20 whole tick
cts Sl3U-shares in proportion
$4,000 Capital!
Alexandria Lottery Class No. Is, for ls43-io be drawn
at Alexandria D. C.. Saturday the 10Th of September
1913. Prizes: $4,000 10000 5000 1867 Il prizes Of
100, 100 Of 1000, 10 OF 800, &c sc. Tickets $40.
halves ,; quarters 80 Certificates of packages OF PC
whole tickets Sl30-shares in proportion.
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery Class so, for lS43-to be drawn at
Alexandra, d. C., Saturday the Both OF September 1913
IA drawn numbers, Grand Capitals-S30OOO, 10000,
3OOO $500 3OOO $780, 1885, prizes of 1900 30 of 1000
oO ct $50 80 OF 200. &c Tickets $780, halves ;; quar-
tiers 80 Certificates Of packages of 20 whole tickets
Sl3O-shares IN proportion.
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ny X. II. Dickinson a Brother.

Ry *. HI. Dickinson a brother.
SMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND Ar Arc1tox
RDAY Evening, the 10th September at O'Clock ON
'e premises VIII be sod at Public Ancon Of Land con
tanning - acres yingto the Brook TufnDs in
atsy on the eli County Road Ia between the
's OF lessee Williams and NJ Howell-This Land Is under
orabe cultivation lays well for Improvement tsinr nearly veI
ana has on It wooden building suitable small family and
with deed on the properly secure the credit ayment-av %
OF the Proprietor. - O'-''
Sc ~ n pICL-TNsnN . ppo,,,,ru
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IRELAND.

The Journals full OF Irish which we must pass
just now To be noticed more length hereafter.
great perhaps the greatest, demonstration which has
yet been made IN favor OF repeal took place at Tara Hill
"a memorable spot in the early history Of Ireland and its
kings and celebrated in late years by the
which made there to the Kings forces by the "Crop
Pics IN the rebellion Of 1898, Tuesday last All the ac
counts concur in representing this the greatest Of all the
monster meetings.
The reporters Of the various papers wings Tory and
Radical alike, agree with OCouncls description of this
being the GROWING gathering Of the repeal agitation The
day selected being strict holiday in the Roman Catholic
Church-hC festival Of the Assumpuon-al the cercmo
mics Of religion brought bear upon the oahusissn
Of the meeting Mass celebrated three or four times
before the Of the proceedings and prayers
were offered up for the cpose of the souls of the "Crop
pios whose bones were moulding beneath and who feel
according 10 the notion Of oil present. IN the Of their
country OConnolrs speech was in his best styo-morc
earnest and impassoncd and less flippant than usual
e" feel" exclaimed he, "he awful responsibility to my
country and my Creator which the part have taken in this
great movement imposes upon me-" This speech s more
remarkable however for the deep aud subducd spirit Of
carncstnoss which marked IT, than for any thing novel or
striking. This meeting has excited greater alarm on this
side the water connected with the repeal movement than
any former oncor indeed all put together Tho Times of
appeared IN lie columns this alarming subject Of ro
peal. crisis, II Is admitted on all hands distant
FRANCE.
The French news is Of little interest. Queen Christina
continued busy in her abours power Spaiu;
and rmours the marriage her daughter abroad NJ
present they ncuae between the Due d. Aumalc and the
Duke Of Cadz, the Of Don Francisco dc Paula.
The King and his family had left Paris for ihe Chateau Of
En-.
The French Minister Of War has received dispatches
from the GovernoGonera Of Algeria dated the l9 uld.
mo, announcing the submission Of the Fiuas tribe which
rockons fewer than 10000 souls and also different
cesses in that part Of the province Of Oan which lies
on the eonhne' o the desert.
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GNEOhGE II. ssOOKEIs, OF the llte firms OF Lewis
- webb Co. and Webb. Booker Hamilton has taken the
House next TO the Pencuta store, leading from
Main Street 20 Nayos Bridge the rrpo OF tr,ns,crg The
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
In The course Of the ensuing in Store an
assortment Of Goods his which he win m II moderate prr
"s' au7-ditGclm
SUGAR, COFFEE. MoLAssEs, SC
- llhls ST CroiN. Porto Rico and " Orleans Sugar
3i3 Bags Java. 1aguira and Rio Coffee
10 Hhds West India loasSss
~ Boxes Woolscys Loaf Sugar
so 10 Bunch Raisins
20 Fuis shell Almonds
Gunpowder and Black Tea Nails and Brad.
Narcraci. White Extra. and Common Brown, san
Patent and Common Taiow Candles
Gfints;oucs. Buckets Com nrooms
Powder and Shot, Nests 20 Boxes
Sole Leather, Tanners OIL, Ec--For sac tv
au le GEORGE r. BOOKER
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ollCE.-Lost or misplaced. Negotiable
Note drawn by Cas q. Thompson on the eGh Of
august lri payable TO Jacob Mum months after date
and endorsed by him for the finder of a note
shall be literally rewarded by leaving THOMPSON
n HOUSE
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Richmond, September lat, isIa.

TIL" undersigned having formed partnership on the LIST Of
August last under the and style Of arwoo.i will
conduct the Hardware formerly hy
Smith HARDWOOD Co. and will be prepared offer
wen selected assortment Of Hardware Cutlery
fully soeita call Of the late concern and the
public generally determined prices can
not fail 10 please. GEO W SMITH
I-cou ~ uApIypnn
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NoTCE-The partnership existing under the Grn
anu style OF Smith, iarSood Co, on the LIST Of
AususSi by mutual Al persons indebted 10 the con
eern viii please call and accounts As longer
cannot be gVen-eher of the give re-
eelpts iot The same GEO ". SMITH
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10 the Heirs of James Shiphard-Thc Heirs
OF ChristoPher WcPhcrson and Polly Bur-
alias kcmp.

CESS alias Kemp.
NoU viii please notice that un. a resolution or IN.
Il City Council adopted meeting on THURSDAY the ,-5
DAY Of August 1913 shall proceed MONDAY the Ism d,v
northwestern OF 7h rccts-knosn ON the MAJ
OF the CITY by the number 5l9, be filed up level with the
aace streets 30 as To the accumulation staruaut wa
ter offensive and yr r
per costs ana charges agreahy section Of the act OF
Nss'y entitled An act 90 revise and charter OF the
city Of Richmond unless you, one OF more Of Won lI
previously cause te said filed In such manner s 10 rs
we 1'uIialion Aforesaid NJ BATES, City Surveyor.
City of Richmond. Aug. :. Ist7 ian rAii,v
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WIN be sold by us, front u our Office at io o'eb
likely Negro Man and likely Woman who is a good cook
and washer, p Old. Also middle aged Woman abe
years Old ROBERT HILL. A. BR,DTUER A
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

DECEMBER, 49, - f.'-
The Senate spent most Of the sitliHg n ENecu'
tive business.
Previously to going into this, Mr.. Huntington
introduced bill to provide hereafter that tho
officers Of Assistant Postmaster General should
be filed by the advice and consent ot The Senate
Ia the House, Mr.. Dlvls5 Resolution concern
ING the members elected under the "Generai
Ticket" system, was after explanations passed
over.
The Speaker decided that the business next in
order was Mr.. Barnard's resolution to amend the
journal
Mr. Barnard stated tbot he was not disposed
TO press his resolution, and 10 give It precedence
over the subject ot the rules, He des.roas
that the rules should bs.adopted, and therefore
would agree that his resolution should, tyr The
present, be passed over.
The Clerk then read Mr. DfomgooIe's amend
ment which these words:
ali shall not be IN order for any member, IN
der cover OF pr position to correct the journal,
10 move spread on the journal any paper or
document which the House has previously refused
10 receive or hear read.
"When motions made 10 correct or amend
the iouraal by the insertion of papers or Gocg-
ments therein, # tho House shall not decide III
favor Of the proposition, the matter proposed t.
be inserted shall not bo spread on the l,urnal,
Notwithstanding the yeas aud nays may be Ell.
tered on tho journal"
MIR. CoIIlmsr of Vermont, opposed the adoption
Of The resolution.
lie argued the question Of the right Of the mi
poFIty 10 have such n document as the protest
put upon the journal. lIe considered in order
The objections that were made to to that right,
and made logical and conclusive argument
against the amendment before the House, mud
IN favor Of Mr.. Barnard's resolution, which two>
subjects, he said, were necessarily connected.
After further debate Mr.. Cave Johnson moved
the Previous Question, which was sustained.
81 yeas to 10 nays aud the amendment cut off
The House thea adopted the rules OF last Con-
cress TIL new rules shall be reported by The com
miltee appointed for that purpose.
Mr. Sules Of Georgia roso and announced the
death OF Mr. Mi len, member elect from that
State to the present Congress, when appropriate
resolutions were passed and the House adjourned.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

'clajmed, comm; The unaaarI ot act Of violence
litau3tto ate4tato-fae expression - much s'raa.
ger Ihan the t.8as1atjyo1 # approaching II them
selves ,r'eg54! part u sas II N.zaa tsfsi.srs,
he uDder7igned in the name Of lis nat.aa, aad
now, for them, protests, IN The T. .stsa3ema man
ner, against s1ch al aggression; aus DO moreover
declares, BY the expires. orders 81 has Governments
that, on sanction bong given By the Executive 81
The Union, to the Incorporation ot faX4s into he
Uatted States, be will consider his mission ended
seeing tbat, as the Secretary oi safe w4j have
learned, the II xcan Gsgeumeut IS resolve b.
declare war - soon as It receives etstaIu an5
positive aformatjoa Of t1ch an act.
December 1T, Mr. U9saar reptiles 10 General
Amonte, that Teyas IS independent, il fact, aaj
that the United States viii treat ID So.
TINS correspondence Is. on tho whole, very
harmless, and not likely to cause asy explosive
consequences. Texas viii not be mitae3 and
Mexico will not declare ~ar.-- On 14raa.cla
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29
DECEMBER 16. Is i3
The Senate did not sit lo>day.
House of Representatives.

House of Representatives..
Tho Speaker announced that the regular order
of business required that The States should be
called for petitions.
Mr.. Barnard, Of y. Y, moved TO suspend the
rules, in order to 60 into The election OF chap
lain; agreed 10.
Mr. Strong, Of N. Y, named Rev. Fredcr-
ick Tiffany, Episcopal
Mr. Duncan named Rev Mr.. Ketchum, Ger
man Reformed.
Mr.. Honry named Rev Mr.. Daily, Meth0dIst
Mr.. GllneF named Rev. MIR TinsIov, Baptist.
MIR. Douglass named Rev. Mr.. Dodge.
Mr.. King named Rev. Mr.. BuIliuch, Unitarian,
Dir. Cave Johnson named Rev. MIR. Muller,
Lutheran.
During the pause that ensued,
Mr.. Mckay asked that, by general consent,
he might offer resolution referring the annual
report of the Secretary Of the Treasury TO the
Committee of Ways and Means, excepting por~
tons which he proposed 10 refer, seVeraiy, to
four other committees.
Mr. AGams objected to this modern departure
from the established custom. IN respect TO tbs
document, which was to refer II enttro TO the
Committee on Ways and Means.
After some demur on the part of Mr.. Mckay
he consented TO this course, and the report was
thus referred.
The House then proceeded 10 vote rirs rocc
for chaplain, and there was no choice.
Mr. Peut of Indiana, then moved that The
iiOuSe uiSPets6 Win the SCI ITS ~ ''''- 'H
for his session.
The Speaker said that the motion wns not in
order, the House now engaged in making
the election.
Mr.. Wright, of Ia, moved to pos stpono the G.
lection order to get this resolution before the
House, but the motion failed, and the baIotug
resumed.
Mr.. Petit thought the members ought to pay
for their preaching, and not tax the people
for ihIs purpose.
Upon the second baotng, Rev. Mr.. TinsIey
elected.
A motion made TO suspend the rules to 60
into the election of Postmaster to the House, but
twas rejected.
The States were then called, in their order, for
petitions
Mr. King, Of Mass, presented the resolutions
OF the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts against
the annexation of Texas to this Union, referred
TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs
Mr.. Adams presented the petition OF f. Ap-
pleon and 81 Others for an internationa! coDv-
right law; and on his motion, 1t was referred to
aseect committee. Also memorial from cit-
zars OF New York, praying that they may be alb
solved from all connexion with slavery
The speaker at first decided that this c,rre
within the rules; but Mr.. A insisted that sim.
mar memorial last session was referred. and re
quested the Speaker to recur the journal.
some conversation followed and Mr. Gilmer
moved an adjournment.
A number Of Executive communicate, uere
opened. reorfed and ordered to be printed.
The House adjourned