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bill-the lands would otherwise remain vacant,
whereas the granting OF one half would more than
quadruple the value OF the remainder TO the gov
ernment


r Mr. WOODBRIDGE sustained Mr.. HANNEGAN-
Mills replied to both gentlemen, with clearness
OF Argument, and closeness OF reasoning, that
was gratifying II was forcbe. Mr.. BENTON
threw in good word incidentally for the bill. Mr.:
BAGBy opposed the grant. Mr.. BREEsE exhibited
the difference between grant of lands and an APP
preparation OF money, and the advantage that would
10 both parties in this case especially TO the
United States, in the grant proposed.


And the bill was passed by the following vote
FAYEs-Messrs Allen, Ashley Atcheson, Barrow Bates,
Bays Benton Berrien Breese, Buchanan Clayton,
Crittenden Dayton, Evans, Fairfield Foster of Tenn
Francis, Hannegan Huntington Johnson Merrick More
head Porter, Semple, Sewer, Simmons, Sturgeon Tap
pan, Upham, White Woodbridge-3l


NAYs-Messrs Archer, Aherton, Bsgby, Foster, of N.
y, Haywood Huger, MDuffie Niles-s


The resolution from the House, changing the
name of the brig Daniel Webster to Adela, &C.,
was read and referred.


And, after short time spent in Executive ses-
slon, the Senate adjourned over to Monday next.