Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-12

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on tina: subject. >'s'fed The
4Nr. Key said, ,ha. the hi, !,
sse, nor e The bridge was made a 4. 'Ss
q me Gay TOR this day; as she s, ~ ord
particularly interesting 70 the ' ss Va,
his district, and he expected ~ s..'seas d
row there might be dosnmeurs , laid 'o q
1aple which would throw consiasrab' y 'as
on the subieci, Ee moved lba, X, tSo's'sd;
deraslon OF the bill should be n ms s0lsh
I'LL "Wednesday. p0''p0e;d
Mr. Lewis wished thar -. 10;
should progress as fast as poss;b,. s 'SCl'et
additional documents were exn.,,. Su'
had no OBJ csion TO the postpone @,, @
which was accordingly agreed TO- a
mr.. Key moved that the mt mortal r1,
ne bad jos, presented Should be p,i0,. sta
This was objected 10 BY Msssr.. I,.s;.
aud Upham, 90 the ground tha. 10 NJ, M
ton or document on this subject had s s.a
printed, aud it would be partial &c o wv
ous only 20 be printed, and ,l,a. ,hcy co sl
not all be printed ia a REASONABLY. Inn.
The mo,ioo for printing was Insisted !,
by Messrs. Key. Nelson, ard Sloan
the groand that all the other docpmss.
/ had benin the possession of the house {,
tour years. who had become acquainted
with their copsents; that this pe,iuon con-
tanned matter entirely new, ID which
could 40. be understood from barely h.,,
ing It read.
The motion was nega,ived, 56 TO 46.
DIR. Boyle presented the petition Of d.
witnesses who attended on the par, 9th.
Uoited States at the late trial at Richmond
stating that the pay allowed TO wl,ussse. 4,
tending that court was by no means adc
qua,e TO the expenses which they necssa.
rlly incurred da'ing their attendance and
praying fer additional compensation. Re.
terred TO the committee Of claiyas.
MIR. Randolph said, that at The las, s,s.
zion, or the session before, bill had been
passed. 70 defyay certain expenses arising
fsoca the impeachment Of. Samuel Chase
Thas bill bad provided compensation for
Wiinessea Only. There were seyeral rer.
8ons, osher than witnesses. wbom it was il.
c@mbens Oh he house &c comptnsate, as
marshals uho served process issuing from
the senate, Tor which lhsrs was no Prov.
sionDy law there we're alao..some servic.
es ola minor aa'urs, which The managers
had ,hought necessary, and which should
Be compensated. lie therefore moved
that the committee ofways and means be
instructed to enqnire what furlher Appro.
pria'ions are necessary to def'ay the ex.
penses arising from the Impeachment Of
Samuel Chase. Agreed
Mr.. SsuthoyG and Mr.. Chandler each
presented petitions on the subject Of post.
Offices and roads, 10 their respective dis.
nicts which were referred.
Mr.. Mumtord presented memorial
from the mayor anG aldermen of the city Of
of New York, stating the Jefeuceless state
of,hat city and ha,bor, and praying that an
adequate appropriation be made tor its pro-
,ection. Referred 20 the committee On sfs
expressions committed within oufPor!s aod
waters, &c.
Mr.. Smile presented The petitions OF the
messengers Of he register of tae trea;rry,,
and of the messengers of the treasury and
war departments, praying fo' an Oereaset
compensation /; which were referred 10 '0'
committee ofways aad means.
Mr.. Finazey made report from to-
committee Of elections, on the msmo'la
OF Joshua Barney. complaining ot'he I'd
due election Of William M'Creery as a re-
preventative from lie state OF Maryland II
favor of Mr.. M.CrccFy; which was CON
mi,,ed 10 a committee of the whole Of
Thursday next; and ordersdto &c pm!
ed,
fTo be contiauea)
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