Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-25

ported int the Enitsd s,
poses : discriminating a,,,',. s'h, ]
mage between tereiss ! :, ~ 20.
vessels Of the Emitted stat., .> LILY, Sh
tween gcsds impsrtedinlo il. 1 Il'. &
States y foreign vessels and !. a'''a
sells Of THE Ini'sd st.tes. ~ !" ", ~
supplementary to the ayt n, !. OH
for the decentralization # , ,.s
claimants IL Of lands il the Mi., ,ss;,'.
Territory.
Mr.. Barbaur, from tho eon,,.
on the subject. reported ! him
vide for Exploring The Che,, mrs.
Bay and It's waters Tor the 0n sp.'i'
the.eis mentioned I; which va. r r.'s
Ste.
On motion. by Mr.. Andersen.
Resotstd, That a osMmitls. !,
appointed Reconsider sud ,.pert NM
the expedieaey Of making srs,,. ~
b, Law for running the beundar, l;'..
designated in the treaty .la,.i, mad ~.
between the United States s,l , ~
chiefs. deputies and warriees ef,I.
Greek nation. and that the co.. i; ''
tee have leave to report BY bill Or NJ, !.
tl,erwiss.
Messrs. Andersen. Bib and NJ,
row were appointed a esnmitte, 4.
cordingly.
The bill, frsm the House to prov'i.
for cletliisg the Militia when called
into thessrvice of the United St,i,
was postponed to the 4th d., d
March apxt reiested
THURSDAY, February %.
Mr.. Robinson presented The uet,
ton Of Justin and Elias Lyman, rp,r.
eharty Of the City Of Nrv.Yers.
PRAYING . remission Of eerlain for.
fixtures incurred by the violation q
ron importsiion laws; With wa.
referred to the eemmltlss on Foesi.a
Relations.
The bill to amend and extend ,hs
provisions Of the act Of 10Th April,
1871. :. confirming certain claims
to land In the Illinois territory, I'D
providing for their leratisa," asa
meDded, WAS ordered 10 be read s
third time
Mr.. Dana reported a bill to es'a.
blish a system of navigation Tor The
United States; which wasresd.
The bill to repeal The discriminat.
ing duty ON tonnage between foreign
vessels and vessels Of the United
States. and between goods imported
into tile United States in foreign res.
sells, and vessels ofthe United States
was read q third time; sHd Tue
question on the passage thereolW@
decided by Yeas aud Nays.
For the bill "a
Against it NoNE
The bill for the relief Of Edaa'a
HaIlsweli was passed to thru
reading.
The several bills yeste Day order
ed TO q third reading, were tsau
third time and passed.
The bill from the house 10 "'s
duty on gold and silver and places ~
ware and jrweIry and paste , se'1
manufactured within tho Vn''o
States, WAS again taken W. > -
A motion was made by M. s"'a
to postpone It to the second MoseS!
Of March next Ito feJsc, ~ '''''
was decided by the following '' S,.h,
YEAs-Messrs. Fronen1'H' '""'
TAFT. WeiIs-G.
NArs-Messrs. Anderson Da'
bsar, Barry, Chace, Conal'' u pa,,'
Gaillard. German, Horseh ''' Mr..
Kerr, King, L4cock, Lam NJ, . "s
row, Roberts, Talbot, fn zen ~,
Taylor, Turner Varnu"'
-22. Ina
The bill was then erds'eu
third reading. ,.a.,;,s
The bill 10 lay duty on 'v - Nr
va. resumed. I'm melton o. , %s
German, lbe farther c'ns'u. s..sni
thereof was postponed to the 81, i.si IeI.
Monday in March next y /
YEs.s-ssessrs. Daggett' C C"d,
Fronsntin. Gsillard. Gt''''II,I n NJ
borough. Gore, Hore! 4, p pI,ap
..bArt Saith, lHs''