Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-24

Ordered. that leave be given to bring in
the sald Bill, and that Messrs. Banks, Nor
gan, Turner, Clendinnen, Harris, Goodson,
rusate, Parramore, Swanson. Mosely (of
Princess Anne,) and Patteson, do prepare
and bring III the same.
a Peltion was Presented and read of
clifton Garland, complaining Of the undue
election and return of Jesse w. Garth, a
Delegate retorned to serve in the present
General Assembly, for the County of Abe
marie
Ordered, that the said Petition be referred
to the Committee Of Privileges and Electi
ons :; tina, they do examine the matter there
OF, and report the same with their opinion
thcreupon to the house.
message from he Senate by Mr. johnson.
MIR. Speaktr,
The Senate have agreed 10 The
Resolution proposed by this House, rpquesting
the Executive TO lay before tic General AS.
seIabiy certain correspondence between the
Executive otihis state and that of the U. States
they have also agreed to the Resolution pro.
posed by ti's House, requesting the Executive
10 lay before the General Assembly certain
statements relating TO the accounts between
this sttc and the United states with amend
'nents, in which they request the concurrence
OF this House.
And then he withdrew.
The House proceeded to consider The said
amendments proposed by the Senate where
upon, The first amendment ben,; twice read
WAS, ON the question put thereupon, agreed tt
| with an amendment sud, in ike manner
the second without amendment =
| Ordered, that Mr. Barbour (of Oranre) in
| torn the Senate thereof, and request it's con
currence III the amendment proposed by thi:
House to the first amendment. -, ~.
On motion IT Mr.. holland,
The Order OF the day on the State of tb,
Commonwealth was postponed until tomorrow
Message from tue Senate by MIR. poindex
/ ter.
Mr.. Speaker,
The Senate have agreed to the a.
| mendment proposed by this House 10 The frs
amendment proposed by the Senate, to the re.
solution requesting the Executive to lay before
| the General Assembly certain statements relat,
Ing 10 the accounts between this 81 ate and the
United States.
And then lie withdrew
The said Resolution, as it passed both
Houses, as as toliows:--
Resolved, that the Executive of this state be
requested to lay before The General Assembly
MS correspondence with The Executive of the
united States, touching the claim of the Com.
monweaitl to reimbursement for The various
expenditures incident TO thc calling CIT, trang.
porlaticn, and keeping in actual service, any
BODY or bodies at the militia of this Common
wealth, since the first day OF Jan. one thousand
elSht hundred and seven; also statement OF
those expenditures and a statement of the mum
Der and description of tac militia ofzthe Com
monweaith now in actual service discriaiua,
ting those tif any such there be,) Cor the ex-
pehces incident to VIII CHI, the prime pies.
| contended Tor by the Executive OF The United
States, the Commonwealth will not be entitled
o reimbursement from the United States; and
q terminating between all those exp ;cs IN
cident TO the drafts OF the militia aforesaid,
which the government of tie Uniled State J.. ei
thcr have refused to reimburse, or have MOI re-
| imbursed, and those which hey have actually
reimbursed, or have agreed to reimburse.
| And then the House adjourned until to NOR
| row mofninS ten O'Clock