Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-19
IN SEN TIE,

THURSDAY. February IA.
The bill making appropriate ons for the
support of government for the year 1911,
was read third time and passed,
The bill to establish the districts OF
Mumphreymagog, of Oswe gatchee & the
White Mountains, was read a third time
aud passed.
The bill in addition to The act to regu-
late the laying out and making road from
Cumberland in the state Of Ohio, was read
second time.
The bill from the house Of representa-
,ives 70 establish navy hospitals, was read
a second time & referred to Messrs. Gregg,
Llovd and Goodrich.
Mr.. Brent reported III. bill to incorpo-
rate the Union bank of Georgetown with.
out further mendment, and moved 10 post
pone the same indefinitely.
Mr.. Smith, (Md.) and Mr.. Giles op-
posed, aad Mr.. Bren. supported the mo
t,on.
For t7stb9aemsnt, Messrs. Brent, Brad
Icy, Gay, Lambert and Wh''es'de-5.
against tsstponement. Messrs' Amber
son, Champlin. Condi,, Crawford, Frank
lin, Ga:Iard, German, Giles, Goodrich,
Gregg, Horscy, Lib, Lloyd, Ms'hewson,
Pickering. Reed, Smith, (Md) Smith,
IN. Y TAFT, Taylor, Turner and Wor'
thlng,on-22.
The amendments made by the house OF
representatives to the bill were then agreed
Bank ofths United States.
The senate resumed the consideration ri
the bill tor renewing and continuing the
charter of the bank of lae United States
Mr.. Giirs spoke for upwards OF two
hours in favor of the motion to strike ont
the frs: section Of the bill.
When he concluded,
The senate adjourned.
FRIDAY, Feb. IS.
The bill to enable the Georgetown Pc
too,sc Bridge Company to levy money Tor
the object Of It's incorporation, was read a
third time and passed
Bank ofthe United States,
The senate proce eded to the order OF the
day.
MIR. Clay spoke abou, an hour and halt
in favor OF the motion to strike out the hrsI
sec.: N OF the bill.
i,ir. Pope spoke about two hours.
The senate then adjourned, before Mr..
Pope came to a CONCLUSION,
So sa F-z
Departed this life at half past 2 O'Clock
p. NJ, on Saturday last, Mrs. MARY
CHANDLER, aged % years, rslct OF
| MIR. L-muel Chandler and daughter OF the
| late Mr.. Samuel Gardner Fowler, OF New
port (R. ~ Peculiar sympathy is excited
on view Of the circumstances attending
this amiable young lady Bora to ast'erlne
prospects,, at an earl y age, she twnn an
( onls brother) was deprived OF her parents
Death soon dissolved her connubial bond
and short Of two years after, she was re-
quired to yield to the tomb her Interesting
! child then followed the ravagss OF Goa
! sumption, and in the fruitless hope OF re-
moving her disorder she was persuaded t
visit Alvxandria-L the unsoc'
cessful experiment. her friends and &C
suaintauce now dePlore the loss OF a mos
cheerful and pleasing compaHloH' WIZ "no'
, all was adorned with the giaees OF chris
sianty. With perfect comp"sure and II
the clear exercise Of reason, she Odd IN
world adieu! and met the king otterTer
with a. triumphant smile, test'y,ng ne
established faith in The truths o. u vine Ne
violation, to which subject she imPresslnglJ
invited the serious consideration OF all tn
surrounding family. On Sunday afteraoo'
Ter remains were attended by arssPectab
+ train Of inhabitan,s TO the Presbyterian
church, aud after Divine Service dePoslie'
10 the adjacent burial grouad.
DIED ON Friday last of a lingering dis
ease, MIR. Jacob Simmer. merchant at sh'
place.
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