Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

those paid. those rejected. An, a.sle'
neraIly all the expenses incnrs u s..
employing the militia &c. 'u !e
On motion of Mr.. Wide.
Resolved, That tho eomm;.
the Judiciary be instructed to ass se %
whether any. and what nora S'r0
venient arrangements can be ~ WI
relative to the times aud plsee s'C ss
holding the circuit courts oftbs !. ~
States for the Districts Of Geors;, -
South Caroline. e"G
Onmoticn ofMr. Eastop.
Resolved, That the eomm;t,..
thej judiciary be instructed TO enc, "a
If any, what alterations ara n lure
sary TO be made TO the act proy;E vs'
for Hhe government Of tie te,;,a anSS
Of Missouri passed June 4. 1910
On mOtieB of Biz. Creighton.
Resolved, That the commit.
the public lands be instructed %s'O,'
Guire into the expediency o: prov,S
ing by law for the sale OF the re...
yatim of the twelve niles srus,.
at the foot OF the Rapids Of tbs
Miami Of Lake Erie, and The ressr
walton Of two miles square at An.
Lower Rapids Of San husky riyerE.
the state OF Ohio. \
Or molten of Mr.. Nelson Of VIZ.
ginia.
Resolved. That the committee q,
The judiciary be instructed 10 en-.
|quire into the expedieney of lendiDs
some aid or encouragement 10 tbs
qualification Of Mr.. Crauch's Re.
ports Of the cases decided in the ST..
Ipreme Court OF the United State,
during the last four or Eve years.
| On Motion Of Mr.. Sargent,
Resolved, THAT the committee on
THE judiciary be instructed to en-.
quire and report if any, and what,
Alterations are necessary 10 the ia.
|diciaI system OF the e. S.
The eugrossed bill 10 compensate
|eertain Canadian volunteers, wa,
read the third time, and pg. IN #,
passage.
Mfr. Williams stated sueciaetly
why he had voted against an indis.
terminate bounty TO our own dis.
banded officers, and Why he should
likewise oppose the present Bill.
Mr.. alexander stated Why lie
should give a reluctant vote against
|! d Till whose object be so heartily
approved but MS objections wefe
Masquerade to tie shape j. lad now
assumed.
Mr.. CASTOR made a rs@ remarks
on the improperly of opposing 6
measure because it did not exactly
coincide with ell our views; after
which the question WAS taken on
passing the bill and decided ia The
affirmative by yeas and isa;s' as !o!-
!.Jws
YEAs-Egessrs. Adgate, Archer,
Barbour, Bassett, Bennett, Belts,
BirdsaIl. bIeant, Brooks, Brown,
Bryan, Barsside, Caay. Calhoun,
Chappell. Ciiley, Clarke, n G..
Clark, Ky. ClendehHiu. ComstOck.
Condict, GravfoSd, Creighton, Cui.
pepper, Cufbbert. Darlington, DO
!sAa, Edwards, Forney, FORSYTH
Castor, Gold, Gocawyu, Griffith
Grosysner. Ham, Hammond HaHes
Hester, Herbert, Huser, Hunger
ford, Irg:,am, jackson, Jeve's
Johnson, Ky. Kent, Kerr. Va hInS ,
IN. G. Kyle, MacIay. MaJrsnt, NJ
Coy, M'LeaD, K. M'Hran, q New
ton, Ormsby, Paris. Piper. rieS'
SAINTS. Powell, Robertson, H6ol' 0ar'
geant, Savage sehenek, shars
Smith MD. Smith Va. southai !,
sturges. Taylor, n. Y. Taylor ~ "
ITellfair, Townsend, Tucker, Ta'
lace. Ward. n. ]. Wendover, Wb,'e'
side, Wilde, Wilkia, "'ii0s5" u
Thos. Wilson, WIN. Wilson "'" on
ward, Wright, Yancey. Yars Do.
NAYS-Messrs. Alexapi'F pSs.'
Baker, Bayies, Boss. St %''o -
Breckenridge, Burwcl'' I 11""on.
Champion, Clayton, Coo;er' DI 1sI,
port, Golasborous'', hals e. .,I n,",'
Henderson, Hopk;nsen' h4' ayi:, E,
ure NJ .o,sIcn aHS EN"F'