Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24

IN sne Copy CT the asanitslt Wilich re DAG
Delivered 10 the lift boarding officer, the
owners were compelled 10 enter The cargo,
sai give bond Cor the duties On the fame.
Thai no p4Tt OF the cargo was landed ex-
espt iosris bird lhot, L appears alto, that
The collector greeted d eieafanse Tor New
Dreams, and ia,.ed dsbsntures Of draw
hack On The cargo; but on aPPlieation
for payment, the petitioner was lnfotsned
thai The law Of ID Marsh, 1899, pre-
claaed HIM from beng paid The ps,i-
,iooer, therefore, prays rslst from Cen
giefs.
!" This cafe having been folly under
food al the laa fthion, she couluiitee
coniider il unneeeaafy 10 gointo any Tea
fooins ,hcreon. They iunalt The fellow
Ing leiolution
{. Rejot0e1, Tit the prayer Of the pc
sisionsr oqg't 10 be graatsd, ard that the
COMMITTEE OF Commerce and Manufactures
be d:reasd 10 bsing in a Bill contorm4bly
thereto,
Nit. S. Smith advocated the report.
Nh. Grifwoll, though inclined TO al
low the prayer Of the petition, shopght
general proyihon ought 70 made Scr al
lia,ilar cafes. With this view, it was
moved that the committee rife.
Carried when the committee was
discharged, aud the petition Of Samuel
Corp, and the report thereof, were re-
committed 70 the committee OF Gem
nerce and Manufactures, will inttruaions
TO enquire into the propristy Of provid
ing By law fer he payment OF dsbsntuses
that have been ianed for drawback Of CO.
ny on goods, wares, and nerchandizes sx.
ported to New-Crleans.
Mr.. Randolph, from the committee
appointed on Friday to prsicnt 10 the Pc
hdent of the Uaited States, reiolution
cfthe IIoufe, touching the violation on
the part Of Spainsof the treaty Of friend
nip, limits and navigation between the
United States of America and The king
of Spain, reported that the committee had
performed the duty aligned them, and lad
received for al4fwer from the Pteiitent that
he would cauie the proper information TO
be laid before the houe.
Ms. NicholioD, from the committee
appointed on the petition CT Richard vii
Ton and Nathaniel Seagar, with intirpt6ions
10 enquire into The expedieney Of making
general froviiion fer the relief Ct inlol-
vent debtors, within the difEia CT Co
lu,nbia, reported bill for the relief OF IN
folqegf debtors Int diaritt Of Columbia,
which was twice read, & referred 10 4
committee Of the whole on ! hussday next.
On molten Of Mr.. NATION, sefou-
ton was paGe,l, sequeitipg The pfehdeqi 10
direa the proper officer TO lay before the
ITcuie ftayelnent OF the militia returns
laa received from the ftverai oates and
MeiIrs. NATION & JackloR, appointed a
committee.
On motion of Mr.. Euais, the petition
of Toxin Eicllsnd, pre{ented laf ie6ion, was
referred to The commltse. CT Commerce &
Manufactures.
The following are the committees aP-
pointed en- the teiolu,ions entered into en-
Friday in the Hoofe Of Repretentatives.
On that part Of the Prefden,'s Mefage
that relates to CUT concerns with the Ia
dian tribes, and the eitahhihment Of new
fertlement. Msars. Dawion, /, Morris,
sIIoge, IEaaings and Meriweathet.
On that part when relates to our Navy
Yards, & the building Of docks. Melfrs.
Mirchill, Rutledge, Hanna, Waaiwofth
and Mott.
On that part which relates to the pro-
viaing for the return of American ieamen
dirharsed ia foreign ports, & left abroad.
Nleilrs. S. Smith, Goddard, Joiiah Snith,
Woods and Gray.
On that part which refers to the war
fare with Tripoli, and to the relation
with the other Barbary powers; Aisilrs.
Euais, Perkins, Elmendors, Tillinghaif,
and Taliaferro.
On thar part, which relates to the mi