Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29
CONGRESS.
nm SENATE.
MospAy, March 2l.

rSa of John Teskle, reported that the
ps,iijoner have leave TO withdraw bic
pesi.ian.
Mr. Smith, from the committee sp-
poin,ed 10 consider the sebject, report
ed bill directing the disposition ofmo-
new paid into the courts of the United
States, which was passed to the second
reading.
The bill to incorporate a marine and
Ere Insurance company IN the town OF
Alexandria, was resomed; and, on me-
tion,of Mr., Smith, ordered that II De
postponed 30 the FIRST Monday 10 De,
cemoet next.
The sill to incorporate company
for the purpose of supplying George
town with water; ths bill tor the relief
!, OF JosephsSy. Page the bill TO- the re-
iiei OF the owners OF the cargo OF The
brig ps,rio,s the bin far tbs relief Q;
Daniel sI'Cauley and Samuel Rsissan !:
Ale bill 70. tho relief of STEPHEN Girard;
the bili confirming CERTAIN clsens ~
!. land in the Illiaois TERRITORY, and prs-
siding Tor their location the Ia! a
siter the Iu.e for helGing the District
courts Of tbs UniteJ State. Tor the Ny
rina dist rict; the b,!l declaring the as
sent OF Congress TO an act OF tae genera
assembly ftae slaie of Tennessee 'aere-
IN mentioned; the hiE for The 'aae' vt
. George Waikingtea /; the bill snppie-
men,ary to an acI, entitled 'An &C. Tor
the relief of the officers and so'diers
{ who served IN the late campaign On ;he
wahssh > the bill for the relic! OF s'sih
Resell snd senss tie bill fur The reiief
, OF Henry Malcolm; the bin tor toe re-
6sf OF Mar Gaeevers the bill 10 aa-
theriss ,wo lotteries in Georgeto"a,
District of Columbia the bill 10 alter
and establish Ger ain post roads the a'l'
FOR The relief Of George Timer the
As;l surnarising the Secretary OF Was
70 purchays OF William Tatham military
modaIs and apparatus, and Typographical
charts /; ard the bill for the relief OF
DENNIS CLARK, were seSeraliy read the
second iinae.
TrEspa1, March 80
Mr.. Bent fron the ccmm,ttee TO
wham vas referred tie bill to alter the
time for holding ,he district courts OF
the Unitej Slasss for tive Virginia d's-
trict, reported * wiihou, amendment. *
II was rsSa ,sird time by unanimous
consent spd passed
Mr.. Wcr,hisr:on, from the commit
tee on nnititsrs affairs r~Por,ee q bill att,
,horisiny the President IT the O"l'ea
States 20 excnspge a Certain PArcei o.
land in the city Of Ncw-YcrS isF o'ner
lands IN the s,Ge city. and the 6is' pas,
sed 10 the second reseips.
The President con nonicaied ateport
of the Secretary OF State, oil ,se neIn'''
rSaf-of jonathan ). Smith, ot PM .ac'-
phio. referred u HIN the I'm last. ase
the report vas reats
The President also communicated .
rencr; of toe assistant postmaster gene
raj on nrprodeetive~post roaas; wnlet.
wss reGo and referred
The pill directing the disposition o
money paid into courts ct the U. States
was read the second time.
The Senate resumed the consueEa-
ton of the bill for the more eHecta-i en-
fsrcins tho neutrality-suspicious. laws oy
forhi adiHg tue courts to deiiser ts the
gciai:aanss. peotliss the ttis'' "erchsn-
d,xx ar other articles, seized under the
ssa]
o. melton By Mr. Giles, that the tur.
( ,h.y consideration the col DC postponed
70 me next session OF Congress, 1t was
dete.InipeG in the nffir rsasivs, yeas IL,
nays ] 4, a. tsliows:
AS~-aIessrs. Brown, Dsggett,
Frs,nea,in. GaIIlsrd, German. Giies'
Gilman. Goldsboroagh, Gose, Horsey'
Hunter, King, Lambert, Mason, Smith,
S,cns Wells.
GsYS-lIessrs. AnseFson, Bieb, OF
Y,. BsbA CT Geo. Brent, Chace, Candls'
Howell, I.ssock, Morrow, Roberts no
h:nson. TAFT, TAYLOR, Turner NarDum.
a MESSAGE vas received from the
House of Representatives, announcing
that they rccede frem all their amend
went. 10 ne bill for better organizing,
sanpi,iss the army, sc disagreed TO
b,tke Senate, except The 10Th ame"o'
menl, on which they insist.
wKpxEspaY, Msreh g.
Mr. Her.ey OF Del presented sundry
pe,aioas signed by number ofper%cns
citireps Of the state OF Deis@sre; stat
ing ,hst owing TO the changes "E 'hs
een,ia,ent Of Europe. the embargo no
longer effected Great BShsln; tast Of
this tiDe the measure was pecuhafiF
distressing to the people 81 the United
States, asd particusar.s 10 the petitioners.
They therefore pray thst Congress N
,her ~isdous may rsFsal the act laying
IA embargo sc.
The petition being read,
MIR. Horsey said, it was not his inteu-
ton al this time 80 enter upon discus
sloa OF the raotfoO no vas sooas 10 make
4ss1ar IN, Shu.NE