Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-24

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fon, Hill, i4aser, Lowpdss, Man..
+. Morris, Perkins, Platter, kcaJ. ,
ledge, Shepard, !. { Saith, Sn. '
n. Y. Stanley, Ienney, lhar(nr,
mas, TilIioghaIt, Upham, Van e..
landt, Van ks,ileIaer, Wadlwot,s :,
Wi.lians, Woods, a. =
bANGRUPT Law.
Mr.. Newton calico ior tic order If i
day on the report oi ihe leie>t conn.'
declaring that is is inexped!ea! to ,4,
the Baakrips Law.
MIR. 5. Smith taI! the fuhictt va, /.
poriaar ard there vas nor tne m,S.
late period OF he cell)n to give ia n
AMI fair confederation. lmpreQtd d,
the ncceGity Of attending 10 other n%
bufinefs that mu& De tfaollcied, T.
been induced TO give up lie conGje,,s,,
during the pfefear feilion, OF fubiea
great importance +; ll.udiug to tbt ,,rs
OF The discriminating and counrerva.,|
duties and which he had brn exr,n.l
snxlo1s to have dilcuIed. If the HAL
purpoicl to go through buGncCs then Il
FIRE them, abiolu'ely neceAary for The OH |
lie leFyice, they mult forego a dIas /
that would inevitably confQme mrrh,irI
He therefore moved poayoneuentd4I
confederation of the report to The /,
TueEday 10 Eoveinber.
Mr.. Mitchell! hoped The confi,ni,
of the report would be poGponed. B.
ing oppof-d TO the repeal Of the IA, /
OF Bankruptcy, he bad on former "a !
moved poRponement till day, Will
had pantd over, without the fabcas
iag taken. From is not having baI
called up on THAI day, he had iuaca /
gentlemen did NOT mean 10 urge tsa
iion this felton,. The Bankrupt Sya' /
he conlidered, as great expermen
the commercial ard political world, vht /
Congrels had determined to Try fut /
years, when the law would ex,ircby /
own limitation. He hoped, as tbruwE !
had elapGed, il would be follcged to0r
nue. I'LL The period Of lis Limitation, sh
from an experience Of is sfs9s IL
would be better enabled to decide ca2
proprie1y of perPetnating it. ShcuIdt1
fubjea, however, be taken up, he
prepared, while he voted agaipA npE
OF the law, to offer certain amendn;a
which, after a matnre conGleralim
the iubjef, he conGdered ncccGlty.
concluded by ohterving that this dio
on would unavoidable take much t1
and more, be apprebeoded, than he
lie good would admit, as lie wa4
fuaded that even if a majority were n
vor of repeal, it copId not be ef;o
wiFhout warn Grugsic with its fli;aI
Mr.. Eultis hoped The motion Of n
ponement would not prevail. The Ban
rupt Law was extremely detective,
amendment. A committee
been appointed 20 amend it. IherfE
ceedings had been PARALLEL BY no1
to repeal; and they abandoned slS
of reporting until decifion was had
this motion. He hoped therefor: .
queaion would re taken up and d'cli"
and if the confederation required III
three days, the houle louId not iHni~
time to more advantage.
MI. Baya.d. 1.-THE pofPonem'nt"
place, there will be an end Of the T'
and it viii re9 with the next Co8
10 eXefc;lc their diicreti0n IL e""
or amending the lyfe1'
pofponement will have the lane
this lefiion, as determination mol u"
peal ; and if the pofponement IS anr
the felctt committee will immediaiof
to W TX, and in lhort tine f'P"
ncndments.
Mr. Newton faid it WIS rot BIB
TO take up 70 much of the td's
4 nc. He was in favor OF feP
The Bankrupt Law ; and he "''l,'
louie to go into a committee -
Whole. as lhere muf be decided nv