Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-22

/ + allmadss, Ia, tor, Phomrou, Trigg,
Trour, Upham, Van Allen, Van Dy Re,
VanFiorne, Van Rensselaer,, Eerplanck,
Wharton, Whitehead, Wilsoi, VIM.
Wi.herall.: n f.
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs. w. Aston, jun. Champion;
Dana, Davenport, jun. Deane, Ely,
Gardehier, Lambert, Lewis, Jun. Ma,
con. Jer. Morrow, Mosely, Nicholas,
Rhea, t,ren.@ Rowan, Russel, ]. K.
Smith, Stedman, Ssorer, Wilbour, D.
X. Williams, NJ Williams. ~
i, And on the question that the house do
agree to the said order as amended, :
Il was resolved in the afirmaeive-
Yeas 7o-Nays 20. u F., -,
The yeas aud NAYS being demanded BY
one-fifth Of the members present, 49,
Those who voted in the Affirmative ar,
Mxssrs. L. j. Aston, Barker, Bib,
Blacklsdgs, Boyle, BurWsll, Champion,
Chittenden, Clinton, ir. Cobb, Dana,
Davenport, jr. Dawson, Elliot, Ely,
GARDENER, Gardner, Garrett, GRAY.
Harris, Hoge, Holmes, Howard, len
kins, Johnson, Jones', Kenan, Key,
Kirkpatrick, Lewis, jr. Lyon, Macon,
Marion, M'creery, Miner, D. Mont
gonery, ]. Montgomery, N. X. Moore,
r. Moore, John Morrow. Mosely,
Munford, Newbold, Pitkin, ir. Quincy,
Randolph, Riker, Rowan, Russell, Sloan,
Smeit, Smile, s. Smith, Stanford, Stsd-
man, Taggars, Tallmadge, Taylor,
Trfss, ,Troup, Up6aw, Van Allen,
Van Dyke, Van Horne. Van Rensse.
lear, Wharton, WilbOur, D. r. Viii
lians, Wilson. .,.: ..~".@,.
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs. w. Aston, jun. Bacon, Bard,
Blake, jun. Blount, Brown, Butler,
Calhoun, 6. w. Campbell, M. Clay,
Clop.on, Cuts, Deane, Eppes, Findiey,
FIJI, franklin, Goodwyn, Green, Heis-
ter, Holland, Humphreys, Ilsley, Lam.
bert, Ter. Morrow, Nicholas, Porter.
Pugh, Rhea, Fem M. Richards,
Seaver, J. K. Smith. Southland, Storer,
Thompson, Verplanck. Whi,shili, M.
Williams. Winn. Witherall.' =
A motion was then made BY Mr.. VII
Is Ahton aud seconded, that the report
Of the secretary Of state which accom-.
P.uied the message from the Presidents
Of the u. s, ofthe FIRST instant be printed
kAf the use OF the members, U.s.. -.
Andshe question being taken thereupon.
1t passed IN the affirmative.
, s'-t - III 80 -. ~
4 message was received from the &c.
nate nolifJ Ing, that they had agreed to
the; report Of the committee on their part
to adJodrn on Monday, the sSrh April /;
that they had agreed 70 the amendments
made 10 the house TO the bill auihorisine
the saisitg, for . limited time, anadditi.
onal Military Force and that thsy had
also agreed to the bill authcfising the
transportation BY mail (free Of postage)
ofthe documents lately eommunicated
BY the president. 9Th Il !. :. HI .z, -.
Mr.. Quincy presented . petition from
sundry persons in Massachusetts, con-
-eefned ID The fisheries, praying that they
may be either allowedt export their fsh
- usual, Or that the secretary Of The trea-.
sury may be authorised 10 buy them.-:
He thea ofTed the following resolution I:
Resolved, That . committee be appoint.
ed 10 take into consideration the peculiar
hardships and suGerings to which the
citizens Of the United States, immedi-
ately Interested in the fisheries. are sub.
jeet By reason Of the several acts laying
an enbrgo that the committee be in
strucsed 70 inquire whether any, and, if
any, what relief ought to be extended to
them; and shae they have leave to re.
port by bin. or otherwise. -
A. M. Ntwsoa moved that The petition
be referred to the committee ofthew whole
20 whom was referredshe report Of the
committee Of commerce and manufac.
lures on the petition Of William HaslettI
and others. - ,.s5=os.,,s :. ~
M. D. r. Williams said il there was
any thing peculiar in the case Of the 6sh.i
seffnen, thew ytere the necnliarlv favor.,J