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lor iayi.-, additional duties on imported Wool, and
Manufactures Of Wool.
The bill was ordered to be engros,ed and read a
f,hird time, to- morrow.


Friday, February 9.
IN SENATE.
Mr.. Chambers presented the memorial OF the


coonza,ion Society, for aid in its objects, and NOV
La i,s reference to Select Committee.
Il Mr.. Chambers supported the reference at consld
erable length and expressed his high app oba,ion
cf ,he designs OF the Colonization Society. He was
followed BY Mr.. Hayne, who opposed the conside-
ration Of the subject at this time for the reason,


hmonpst others, that, from the late period OF the
Mession, it @s impossible that an opportunity could
HE afforded 6 investigate the subject thoroughly.
$1Vhen. on motion of Mr.. Benton, who made few
Eremarks. adverse to the petition, and the attempt to


sct on il this session, the memorial was laid on the
stabIe.
The bill for the6Relief OF the heirs OF the late


Thomss Jefferson passed. ana osoefea 10 e;.' os
zboinp amended to read, !" An act to authorize the
ACorporaton Of Washington to introduce into the
lotteries which they authorized 10 establish, Ger
&tsn land prizes herein mentioned.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Il The resolution offered by Mr. Saunders, Of North
and which has been for some days debated,
&Mas again taken np.


n A Message received yesterday from the President


of the United States, was laid before the House by
&she Speaker. and read, as inserted in the Journal
#pf Senate Proceedings OF yesterday
A very long debate ensued, when the President $
with the accompanying documents,
3vere on motion Of Mr.. TPebster, referred to a Sc


Nee, Committee, TO consist OF seven members.