Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
,esasstss Of t5s Clutch atates.
Nevsz OF REPRESENTATIVE.
FRIDAY, Jaaua.v 1s.

enrolment, reported tina, they had laid the
bill authorizing the cerporatior of George
Town to eretr Safa or caursway from
Mason's Island to the west bank 9th; 20
,omac, before the Presid.a, OF the Caitetl
States.
E.r. I. Randolph reported from the
conn irtec o. way s.d mraus, CT tie bib
irep the Sena,e, 20 sEznd AN at e2t'ti d
3" IN &c, in,:"sing more snrc;hc dul:es CT
>.rtain .uiclss, ard also fur il, '"a .r,, to.A
letting light roncy on ;arvisn S.ssri>.
Ibc hill aad report weIe Ordered 10 be
referred TO a committee Ct ths w.o,e oa
this Siy.
NJ. J. Randolph, fra;n the ccr'h2i;tet.
cf ways ano rneans, ask, !cave 70 report
"a bill making an appropriation or nc sup
par. Of the ni!ita-- establishment for the
ysar 1905, ard leave being granted. he re-
ported a bill 4ceoruir. y, which was read
twice, aud referred - a coaH'i:tec Ut the
~n"is Tor MONDAY next.
The ch,.,rr>.an of tn. committee OF re-
y.sai and unnnisioa Eu,;aess tnaCv a tur'
tier report, thas the Law regulating the
m,anrc. Of >akiag evidence Ii cases Of ''>n.
tested elections hal expired, al nugi.: 20
hs revived; also,
I've law for incorporating TIE intahi-
tsat, OF III" city of We-i4ii,6..n, wouta sh-
pine with the end of th- PRESENT session,
ano that 1t ought 20 b.: renewed.
The repar, WAS referred 10 committee
oil tt.S whcll for alonday.
MIR. ]. Randolph Presented the petition
df Henry ssd William Stewart. ct Ger
msntewn, in the county Of Philadelphia,
(PesnsYlyania) ea!ico printers and Divers,
prsyiag TO be allowed drawback on India
seeds printed by them, equal 10 the & 'w.
back on foreign printed articles. Retire. d
10 the Committee sf commerce ana naEu-
fuctures.
Mr.. Crowiu,hi-M reported aatll from
the COMMITTEES of commerce ard maa"!ac-
lures, for the establishment OF new c0llec.
ton districts and ports of entry, on the
western waters, viz. at Gtnnessee, huHa-
Toe Greek, and MiaMi, and to alter the
port Of entity of the district OF Erie.
The bill after belsg twice read. was re-.
ferr-d to the committee Of shs whole for
Mnnday next.
A m s>sge was received fror, The Scrats
BY Mr.. Otis, their Secretary, informing
mat the Senate had agreed TO the bill sen,
from the house for Tie relief ct ChaT!ous
Hazen, relic, OF toe late brigsdisr general
Masses llaZen, wink an as,sndmsnt, and
then he Withdrew.
The Scrste's am.nd men, was taken UP
and considered. II went 10 allow her a
pension for life, frc,n the First day of Ia
nuary. 1905, Of two hundred dollars per
snnun.
Mr.. Van Cor.laudt moved to amend The
aneRdme nj b, striking GU, the first Of Ia.
auary, 1905, and inserting in its stead the
fourth Ct February, 1903, being the day
of her husbands dseease.
This motion being carried in the aF.rma.
i've. the bill was re,srAed 10 The Senate.
Shortly after which, Mr.. O'i, delivered
another III. sssge from tha, be2v, express
ing their asreeM.nt 10 he ainendmcn, pro-
posed by the house.
NJ. >rownin>helh ,ro-t~d bill Tor 70
reliss OF the sufferers " FIRE in the civ IF
Nsw-Tork, in the state of New.Vork, il
was twice read, ana referred to the coia-
mite of the whelr On s:endsy next.
Mr. Roos presealei j psti;ioa from .Iohn
York, an in.olveht collector, Ct The direct
tax of thc SD collection district, in New
York, praving to be released from the pay.
naenS Of the same, as se and his secusl,v
were iusolvsnt. Retired 10 select com.
miaee IF ,Eree.
90 msi;on Of Mr.. Dana, the committee
of claims was discharged from tbs further
consideration Of the several petitions of
disa.!sd and w0uaded soldiers, snd tie
petitions were thenerpon referred 10 the
committee of;ths whole, to whom was re.
fsrred thebill in addition to he &C, max.
ing further provi.ios for those who had
been disabled by kaS3n wounds, received
in the service during our revolutionary war
with Great Britain.
Mr.. ]. Clay presented a petition from