Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-02
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4 report was received from the Sc.
serctary IL the War Deparsmsn,, shew
.inr the cx arnditnras on account 81 me
National Armosiec, ard OF the su,nns'
aud Kind Sol arms nsanasas,ussd and re-.
paired at Ia. sane in the year 1919
Which was read.
RE hiil :orsac rclicfaf Jasses Savage
aud o,hc ). and the bill for sae re.ie. 9
Ti,.ma. Spsigg the biz rataori .ioS
1,he .i,scharce or A. B Rnss ifsfD mr.
.n;san,nen. The tili Er tic re lei ~
v.ns p Bennett; anyl the Bill sutee.
%sy,ns IN. sole 4. the lan3 office IN ssisl
d,s.r;ct % the iansis hereafter iof'e'so
IN tire Je Gsrsoayis.e L:1d Dastnaf, were
read Il .scnna time ands pmnsltiad.
AIR. Andessea rcpor.eda bill "to pro.
,..,c Cor the sscerteiniNR and Surveying
5 &c The boundary lines 6xcd 10y The treaty
wirh the Creek i'siias- and hT oShef
sussa.cs - aud the bill was resd.
M. Biob. fraathc csmniistes on 70.
REIN Relations. reqor ed a bill II repeal
eef.ain acts therein mentioned isis. The
aets prohibiting trade and iasefssu so
with our hate eaea,s, and prehieiun@
the adaiss,0n into Dur waters OF the
epr.nS'. vessels, and the tlA was read.
O,, n,s;ion of Mr. Bihs. the Co'a.
mit,es Of Foreign Relations were dis-
charged fsom the father cassiderat'on
oftne pe.iiipu Of Justin AID Elias Ly-
man.
. Th. bill to lry duty on gold, silver
, ara slated ware, and Jewellery and paste
work. was read third titne. A motlcn
was made hy Mr. Fromenfin to post
pone the further consideration Ofthc bull
to the second Monday ia March next,
whiso was decided as follows:
Yess-Mcssrs. Frcmsrtin, Colds
sh6-engs. Gprv, King, Lambert, Smith,
yait, Wells--S.
NAYS-sirssrs: Anderson, Barbour,
Barry, Bibb, Brown, cnacs, Condit,
Cai.iarJ, German, Giles, Lacock, Nor.
row, Reb=rs, Taylor, Thompson, Fur.
ner Yarnu,n, Whaft'm--fs.
The BILL was then passed.
The bills yesterday ordered TO third
residing, were read third time and pas
bed
4 motion was made by Mr. Taylor to
pss,pons TO the I'd Monday in March
the bill for laying Direct Tax on this
District ; which was decided as fol-
lows;
YEAS-Me.srs. Chace, Gaillard,
MSrse,s. gosers TAFT, Taylor-s.
NAYS ~ sssrs. Anderson, Basbonr,
Barry BIB, Fromen,in, German, Giles,
Gof5s.~roush. Gore, Hunter, Kerr.
K'w. Lambert, Smith, Tass"p SOM W
nar yarnu,a, Visits, Wharton--so.
Tae bill was thea passed -.
The bill FOR The reliefo Jacob SHIN
kicS AMI Shalz and Vggsles sne o'ns's'
Ie;es ua,!sr ecnsjdcration-
norton was tnade by Mr. Wells to
,s..-,ane, me .snc to the I'd Monday in
rasrnu..s< which was negst;ved, II
M the bili was ordered To be read
dfrd ZINE.
Th- aiiI forcompleting the buildings
Of the Military Academy At West Point,
mas passed 70 third reasing.
On melton of MIR. Csaee--
isesoivsd, That the committee on
ForeiSo Relations be instructed TO en-
. q,lirc into the eSpediency of Masking
further provisions for the collection OF
the rsvcnse.
SATURDAY, Feb. Is.
"a Among ether business done to day,
Was ths Following:
The Senate agreed to the modiii-
cation ycpertesl by the committee, of
Conference to the resolution respect
Ing Gen. jackson.
They agreed TO the joint rcsolu.
flor "a request the President TO set
apart day OF i'hanksgiving for Peace
.shey agreed TO the amendment
made by the House to the bill re-
rralipg the act respeeiing the ilotiiia
force.
'raey passed the bill making fur
Their nravisian for comHlete:ns the
pualic Buildings at West Poiat, &c. :,
and the bill to continue in fierce for a
limited time the bill establishing
trading houses with the Iaaian tribes.
they alss passed the bill from
the House to lay Direct tax on the
District Of Columbia. and the bill
fron, The House for the relief Of ia
esh Shinniek aud others.
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