The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-12
G. DUYAL.

Your obeGient servant,
(Signed)
G. DUYAL
,JoeL Bart0fr, Esq.
The letter was ordered to be printed,
On molten of Mr.. .Nequton, the commit
tee of Commerce and Manufactures were
instructed to report a bill making compensa-
ton to the persons collecting accounts of ma
nulactures. &c.
On motion of Mr.. Bib6, the committee oil
Commerce and Manufactures, were instruct
ed to enquire into the expediency of giving
the assent of Congress TO an act OF Georel a
respecting certain port fees.
Mr.. Root reported bill concerning in
valid pensioners; which was twice read
and committed.
Mr.. Dawson reported bill making ap :
preparations for compleatng Notifications
&c. vice read and committed
Nh Vczuton reported q bill III conformity
with the resolution moved by Mr.. Bibb
which was twice read and committed.
LOAN FOR 1911.
On motion O. Mr.. Ehhes the several or
ders of he day were pos poned.
MIR. Ehtes then called for the order of the
day en- the bill au' horsing loan.
The House accordingly resolved itself in
TO a committee OF the whole, Mr.. TRACY
in he chair on the said bill.
MIR. Ehhes movedto fill the blank in the
fi st s. c'ion, with 600, coo dollars ;" W hich
~ greed t..
The committee rose and reported the bill
as amended; which report was concurred
in, and the bill ordered to be engrossed tor
q third reading.
The House resolved itself into commit
tee of the whole, Mr.. TURNER in the chair
en- he amendments OF the Senate TO the bill
rec,ing light houses on Boon Island &c.
which was reported as concurred with, and
agre ed to by the House.
The House resolved itself itno commit
tee ofthe whole, M PITK1N in the chair,
on the bill erecting he districts of Mum
phremagog, Oswegatchie and of he White
Mount aims; and on the bill from the Senate
annexing part OF n. Jersey TO New-York dis
trict, &c. &c. which. after considerable
discussion, were reported, and ordered 10 a
third reading.
The bill authorisng a loan was read a
third time and passed without opposition.
The bill respecting the districts OF Mum
phremagog, sc. and the bill for the relief
of John Macnamara, were read a third time
AID passed.
MIR. Bnr7DeH reported a bill for ex,end
ing the time for Completing tn ierurus OF
she Cd census o. enume alton of the people
of ~ Cnited States; which was twice read
ara Dr0eTeu 70 Oe crossed.
The bill declaring the assent OF C ngress
20 a act oi he state o. Georgia respt ctirg
certain fees o. the health ffcer and II r
Aor-maSter OF the ports of Savannah and
Georgia, went through committee of the
Who'll, Mr.. PITKIN in the chair, and was
or red TO be engrossed fer third read
ing
The bill au horising the issuing Of debea
tur IS in certain cases was taken up. On
IN que in g. pcspone indefinitely, Ayes
S38--Noes Sc. The bill was then read a
Sd tim, apd passed--AYes 55-Noes 81.
The House dj ,'ned 20 SIX o'clock.
EVENING SITTING.
A iii frrm the Senate authofising the
Pre- ident to accept the services OF a body Of
w .untetr, not exceeding so 600 was twice
~ead snd commit ed to Il committee Of the
whole Hcuse.
Tue bill for extending the time for com
pleatng the Sd census or enumeration of the
people OF the u. States the bill to annex a
part of the State OF N.Jcrsey to the collec-
tion district Of n. York &c and the bill de-
claring the assent of Congress to Certain
act Of the State of Georgia, were seVerally
read third time and passed.
FORTIFICATIONS.
On motion Of Mr. DazVsOn. the House re
solved itself into committee of the whole
MIR. TURNER ~ the char, on the bill ma
king further Appropriations to compleat
Publications
Mr.. DAWSON moved to fill the blank for
the sum, with 131 600 odd dollars.
Mr.. f'Kee objected to such large annual
appropriations for Notifications. lie said
he cohld net vote for this appropriation,
withoutfurther Information.
The report of the Secretary at War on the
subjocs was read.
Mr. AftehiH read letter Of the Secretary
at War 10 him on the subject.
The House adjourned at quarter past 9
O'Clock without taking the question Oh the
bill.
In the course Of the day, Mr. Mumford
several times attempted t. CALI up his mo
ticn respecting aiming our merchant vessels.
&c, but without success.
SATURDAY. March ..
a letter was received from tie SeCretary
or the Treasury transmitting an account cf