Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-05

time as amended, AL the Eaaka thsssin
filled.
AR. Bcyard moved TO postpone the fur.
Their consideration thereof until the fist
Monday in December next.
The yeas and Ray. on this question were
as i~oiinws:
YEAS--Mvssrs. Rayard, Bradley,
Champl'n, Dana, German, Gilman, Hors-y,
L!ovd, Pickering and Rred-lo.
NAYS-Msss,s. Anderson, B.cnt,
Campbell. Clay, Condit, Crawford, Cuts,
Franklin, Gaiilard, Gregg, Lambert. Leib,
Ma,hew soa, Smith, (Md Smith IN. ~
TAFT, Taylor. Turner, Whiiesids and Wor-
.hlngton-2o.
On motion Of Mr.. Brent it was post:
paned till Monday next.
The bill making compensation to John
Eugene Leittcnsdorter, for szryic-s rem
drred to the y. S. in the war with Iripoli,
was read 4 third time and passed.
Mr.. Aadrrsoa reported a bill to enable
the Georgetown P".omac Bridge Company
to levy money for the object Of IFS lncofs,.
ration which was read and passed to a
second reading.
Mr.. LeiG presented a memorial Of great
number Of the citizens of Phi!adeIpA:s
praying a renewal of the charter of the
Bank Of the T.. S. and that they may be
heard by counse! ON that sub]ec,. Refer
rcd TO the committee having the subject
under consideration.
On mo:ion OF Mr.. N9rthirgs2a the mes.
sage Of the President of ths United States
Of the 5O,h ~instanr, Transmitting to Com
g,rss, ",hs laws, t%reatlvs, and other docu-
ments relative to the public lands" was re-
frrrcd to Messys. "dsthinston, Gregg, &
Franklin.
TIL bill concerning the Bank Of Alexan-
dria, was passed to y second isading.
The bill making appropriations ter the
support Of the military establishment, was
read and passed 10 a .tsira reading.
it,c Senatc adjourned.
FRIDAr, February /.
The bill concerning the Bank Of Alexaa.
dri,, Vas :ad a second time and rsiesrrd
e. Messrf. H,yard, Bren, and Bradley.
The S nate resumed, as IN committee OF
the whole, the consideration, at the bill,
making provision for the corps ct engineers,
.rgrther Win th- amendmrnls ,heresa, as
reported by the select cummittee. This bill,
as ancad,d. Preyid, 8 no P~.rmaRrntsse'te'
lor the military academy ; but leaves it
discretionary With the Presideu; OF the I.
STATES. 8
There were many amendments reported
hv the committee. Amung oIEers, ope
proposed 10 establish the academy " Al
such place as shall be designated by the
President of the u. Stasrs.'
The yeas and meas on agreeing to this
amrndm>nt were as follow
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Btadiey,Bsy-
ard, Breat, Champlin, Clay, Crawford,
Cuus, frsnkiin, Csillard, Horsey,- Pope,
TAFT. TAYLOR, lurn~r-1s.
kavs-Msssrs. Campbell, Condit, IA.
ma, German, Glman, Gregg, Lambert,
L.cib, Lloyd, Ma,hrwson, Pickering, Reed,
R"bnson. Smith, CMd.l Smith, IN. ~
" o~r,hngton.- II.
The turther consideration ef the bill vas
chen postponed.
The bill making appropriations for the
support, of the military, establishments tor
1911, was PASSED 4 ,h"d time.
On motiw, OF Mr.. Bayard,
Frs,tvea, That the President Of the u.
Saves be requested to be Caused TO be LAID
bsiure ,he Ssna,e. a copy ut the census or
latest enumeration of the people in the ter.
ri,ors OF Orleans, winch has been return
ed 70 the ot5ee Of the Secretary OF S;atG,
aad also a copy Of the latest militia reto'n
Tor said territory.
The bill to enable the Potomac Bridge
Company. 10 levy pouey to- the OBJECT OF
It's ,ncurporatlon, was IeaI = ssCond tIue'