Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25

or INTO the territories thereof, uiE.
All articles Of which leather is the ma.
terial of chief value:
All articles Of which Tin or brass is the
material of chief value tin i'm sheets ex.
cepted
All articles of which hemp or FAX is
the material of chief value;
All articles OF which silk is the materi-
al OF ;hief value;
Whoilen cloths, whose invoice prices
shall exceed--;
Wool!en hosiery OF all kinds;
Window glass, and all other manufac-
torres of glass;
Silver and plated wares;
Paper of every description
Na'is and Spikes;
Hats;
I Clothing ready made;
I Millinery of all kinds;
Playing cards;
Beer, ale and porter; and
Pictures and prints.
he following are the yeas and nays |:
YEAS--Messrs. Alexander, Alton,
Jun. Anderson, Bard, Barker, Bassett,
Bedinger, BidweIl, Blackledge. Blake. ir.
Bluunt, Brown. Boyle, Butter, G.. w.
Campbell, Chandler, Claiborne, Clark ].
Clay, Nj. Clay, Clinton, Jun. Conrad,
Cro@ninsh.eid, Cuts, Darby, Dickson,
Early. Elliot, Elmer, Eppes, Findiey,
Fisk, Fowler, Goodwin, Gray, Gregg,
Greeo.Haisey, Hamilton, Helms, Holmes,
Jackson, kenan. Knight, Leib, Lyon,
Mac Garland. Magruder, Marion, Mas.
tiers, N. r. Moore, L. Moore, Jer. Nor.
row, John Morrow, Munlford, Newton, IL.
Nicholson, DIN, Pugh, +. ~. Randolph,
Res, (Penn.) Rhea, (TenD.) Richards,
Russell, Sally, Summons, Schuneman
Sloah, Smile, J. Smith, S. Smith, South
AID, Stanton, Thomas, Tracy, Varnum,
Walton, J. Whitehall, r. Whtehill,
Wickes, d. R. Williams, NJ. Williams,
N. Williams, Wilson, VIM, Winston,
and Wynns-s7.
NAYS Messrs. Brfton, Bishop, Broom,
j. w. Cdmt6eH, Case,, Chyrenaen, Co.
vington, Dam, Davenhort, jr. Earle, FL
lis, Ely, Garnet, g ida5Orouyh, Hastings,
Tough, Kelly, Lelvis, jr. 1foseiy, j. Mel
SON. Nelson, Paken jr Quincy, Sand
ford, j. c. Smith, spalding, Stanford,
Steanian, Sfurges, 7sggart, Eaimadge, Ten.
ney, P. X. Thompson, Verplanck, and
Rads4corth--35.
We have printed the names OF the fe-
deral members in ItaAc ; aud it appears
that The
Whole number Of members who
voted are 1919
OF which all those who voted in
,ae affirmative are republican, a.
mounting 10 OF
And that of those who voted in the ne
gatiye,
There are republican IL
federal %
Of the republican members voting
IN the negative, some, 10 our Knowledge,
voted against the resolutions, not fro IN any
indispOsIiien TO resort to- eflicient mez-
sures, but from the desire OF taking high
Or ground.
Considering the federal members as
systematically in opposition, and leaving
them az, of view, The vote stands as ST
to !. Can the friends Of energetic mea-
sures wish for more Can Britain, after
this vote, be so blind a. 10 calculate upon
our dlvisIonsi Will she not see, on the
contrary, that the people of this nation,
and the organs of their will, are deeply
impressed with the aggravated injuries
they have received, aud are re -oluiely de-
teJmIned 10 resist them and that the
Executive arm of the government, while
it IS ready, as ii ever has been, to adjust
our differences by amicAbIe means, is
nerved by a confidence which, so far from
having been shakeo by opposition, has
received new vigor from the increasod s.
increasing Affection ADD respect Of Just
aud enlightened people.
Yesterday the Vies-Preadent Of the U.
States, having withdrawn from the Chair
Of the Se0ale, the Ssnate made choice of
Samuel Smith, Of the state OF Maryland,
President pro tempore.
The House Of Representatives were
yesterday principally engaged iu discus