Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
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Houfc of Repreisnsativss.

TuEs,ar, ocr. rs.
La committee Of the whole Mr.. varnum ia
ne chat The mefagc was read and certain rsf
oluuons propofrd thereon witch were agreed to
and afterwards accepted BY the houfc. VIZ
Rsfalpsd, that e. much of the prefdent's msGsge,
as relates to the regulation proper to b. obfrved
by foreign armed veass wi,hin the iusifiiaion Of
the u. s.
To the retaining of cur citizens from entering
into The frviee Of any Of the beigeeas powers Of
Europe c5
And TO the ex4eing from all nations tn. OFFER.
vance, towards our veiIels and citixens, of thofe
principles aud practices which all civilized people
acknowledge ;-~-5e reeerrei to felsa COMMITTEE.
Referred to Mears. Randolph, N K. Moore, c.,
Grifwold, Crown;nihisld, Biackied ge, Rodney and
Rhea,> of TsaneGee. s rst.
Rstal5ea. that 70 much Of the preiiient's meG.ge
relates 70 theSadop,ing of Ineaures for prevent
Ing the aag Of the U. s. from being ufsd BY vef Is
NOT really American, be referred to the committee
Of commerce aud manufaef es. f
.RcEivsa as the opinion of this committee. that
70 much of the meGage of the preGdea. as rela ss
to cur finances ousht 10 5e referred TO the com.
mitiee of ways and means.
Reloirsd, that committee be appointed 90 en-.
qure and report, by bill or otherwIe, whether a.
ny further proviiions are neoeary for the more e.
fedual protection Of American fsamen
Referred to MeErs Nicholon, Euais, Sands,
Hampton, Baldwin, Eppes and jos. Cay.
memorial was received from SAMUEL CT
bell, representing that he intended to CONTEXT the
election Of Thomas M. Randolph, asa member of
the houle, with accompanying documents.
Ga Mr. Dawlons motion, that the part Of the
msGage which relates to finances lhond be referred
to com mittee, it was oppofsd by NJ. Grfwold
On taking the queaon there were ayes 81, noes
IS.
A refolution for propoiing an alteration of the
contribution, 70 as that the votes for prefdent and
Vice PRECEDENT lhould be diaintily deisnated, WIS
taken into confederation in rhe Houfs of R.prefen
(ept atives on iecond day Of the feaion.
The Louifiana sreuy was iubmitted to the Sen
ate on the frlt Of the feffion.
On the 18Th the Senate attended eaily AMI Cat
late, with clofsd doors. The treaty being under
confederation. Not f.ntecc .ranfpres nor can
we learn whether there's any oppolition to it.
~Tbe Fever.-We are happy to learn it has difap
peared 10 Philsdeiphia.-At Newyork it continues
| without much abaiement-At Aiexandria. it is
announced to be on the decline.
TIE Patris remembered We notice with pleaf
ue that the laeeP,x6dsm Adsmss birth day is to b
celebrated this day at Qancey.
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A. Cray, Rev. Mr. Weasa. Il.
At Cheaer, N. H. Rev. Zacchsus Colby.
fF tae sgsrrjss, 49,
| AT Turner, Mr., Alden BoGom to Mifs Lydia o. STE
| vens-Mr Martin Leonard to Mifs Hanrah n. S,etfan
"a, wiesass, Capt. Michael Quiu u Mis- Rachae
| Hilton.
| sse ,ss 8 .>ssaos ss a.,a~.A - as
Dieu, ~
AT fea, Mr. Js5s G.5rc SnaS, Of this town. aged 10
AT Wifcafet, Mr.. James. Quinman, aged 81.
/ AT Aberdees tscoslI4nd) James Beatie, L. l.. D.
/ s''si'AeTr~ s..ees... Observation-Disclosures st
a,'-y =. 90 Reaners ann Gorrelpounsnts.
Hsysenfas is received and Aai he attended on