Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-12
Congrels Of the United States.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
February IS, 1903.
BANKRUPT Law.

N1tlcc 10 WllCM Wdo iVtEtiNN tt( is--
mortal from fnndry merchants Of Nor
iolk-fbe report declares thai i is iafa-
feaient TO ,sB<ai the Bankrupt aqv.
Mr.. Southland hoped ihat bill re-
fpetting the location Of military land war
rams would be frit taken Up.
Mr.. Newton trnliea the report would
he taken up. He fhould confider a re-
fufsl totake il up now as denial TO take
IL up during the letiicil.
Mr.. Bacon was for taking huhneis
in Its regular courfe without debate.
Mr.. Varnum was in faver OF taxing
into confederation the Bankrupt Law.
s Mr.. G1ifwold moved pofponement
till the fri 1uefday in November.
Mr.. EIafings was againa pclfpore-
mem. The evils under the Bankrupt
Law were very great and if amend
mcnts could be made, they ought to be
made Immediately.
Mr.. S. Smith was in favor at the NC
ticn to poapone, as a difcution Of the
Bankrupt Law would confume more time
than could be feared.
Mr.. G,y1roldJaid it rua; not his inter
fion 10 PIT ofae all amsudmsnfs to ne pre-
leut jim II Baakrupfey. HIS e'ffvv, az
tie eostrary, eyas to PIT tbe qasaaa ef re-
PEEL ar IF TIE sv4y, thai tie 8'ofSs a
mfrdm.afs srf;glt be mode. Il Tie hc.k
oe,Srd 10 bis motiou, he .Gaald t5eu NICE
,xR,udfsns fofae Iicl7 eemuilfre t0'efeft
.5al.5, If oaq, 0menancafs Gs ft1 1fss6 k
arem adSqgfa5lr. He fboagkt fbe 9snc9ze
cf Ike Bank,ztf L0gp cared; fb4f t6c'1'
acre at tbs tire a.sfft7s un4er is4f Asesv
<l> ala btkseed. Hs, 1ke'.fofs, qs5bed il
amerded.
nv. Neqrtou o5Jlyved, that Tie -lfl<s
eemmiffre bad eonEaea<d it iasxtflifnt 70
,eseyt a0y amendmenfs before lie qAsGea
ef ,s9e0l k4l Jeen decided; as TIE prapo
7, f.ian a. am<ra,4ests qyeald Be entirely m
safary liz rrle TIE tsg/e det<rmikedfo r.
EEL TIE laqv. He remarked that MT
qoitkPeaaing TIE Ing peried tav 4ebie5 !he
Bcakrsti Lasv kod fxJffd n E7gAand,
fhI g,eat Geabfs SaJfrs Gzso4g IKE cblcF
hs0L cbayal7frs IN tkaf ee1sf.J qubefbffit
qves nat pysSaaive Of m0yc e'yR Fb4N
xosd, TIE evas ~ t1.s fc01f.2 avere ~
dsnbtsab rfzy greGf. Raf be qya' GORE
al that tin<, on a trllynir4y 4relfoH, 70
90 into detateeu Tx e6fet7s u he l0zg.
He eorcl4ded BY eeshzs Jer t6s 2Ta5 0n6
Nos.
Mr. Ggdaard laid il qvqs nj IefaHf
le quns qry .t,,en4ly 10 tdc B@akrao'
Lar thar he qros IN ffeec,or Of tic as0ffoae5
toa$0uemeaf. Jlalels The ASo ecnId 6c/
o1uexd1d.as fo,,e5Qsafe Ike e1yqiug epifst r.
65oula aote for lis rfts0l. bat hs qe@'
FIR 3sfbon;ng sbe gasffca sf rcfea1 sh0'
fkey migkt ra1mraiafely f4le nlp ice nef3
Jayy Amendments.
Mr.. Aqfrgs geoald d IL taeor # e
repeal xnisls t9r0 nnserdmfnfs 4eere mQ4e
TIE one "a exfend tbr ben1fts ander sfc
iosy 10 all elnGes ef ci:iStss ere qt(re
s9de6ted teyond certain nm; Tie otber,
kat sbe property IF TIE Boakra3f, cr
certain tayt e. it, .E5cHf@ be fabls 10 "a
1is6 BIS e<6is. is re oa ac70 .fends, il
si,sSs a mea15o5 y b<xcftn oxe clcls q
liliSsas, ana is a fira ct afa'pGt'on et PRO
5eriy. lie quas agaief Ike mofien tofee
= af.
Ilr. 775Oiche, isid cstbe be9je, al Ills
late 9eYisI IT TIE .ieDfon Goes Tin, Trey
sngtt 10 b. e4ansns ~ ,cat0h&g an a8 q
cr<et iarfevaxer, eskeu IKE feo3Ie S@ffe
"a, f&'J retreisnfcd. IIc Fpas IN .faF0o'
q fke Apai'sn e fSfpoEs.
MIR. Bsysrd was in favor Ct The mcti
on. Such a law ocsh, rof 20 he refeacd
sf 20 late areiiod OF The isf;an. Il would
he inpsiiible 70 FAY Tie & cition was she
,eiult Of mati.re delft Grafton. He }sd
lead a great deal o. defamation a2aiaf
his iaw, from for,e gentlemen well &C