Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-03

stalev. WilIsea. EstiIl, WoodviIIe, LET,
fer, Chapman, Mccoy, Dyer, fucker, OF
Pittsylvania, Townes, Love, Penn, ota-
pies, Duncan, Anderson, Bryan, HARRISON
Samuels, Creel and Beesoll--4 40.
A motion was made by Mr.. fitzhugh
to amend the Cd resolution with the w"rd
). seven" which was agreed to by the
house.
A motion was made by Mr.. Johnson
further to amend the ed resolution by
striking out at the end Of the said resolu
.tion the words $. on evey point on "hich
ii shall be found to be detective which
amendment was agreed to by the house.
The question was then put, Will the
house concur with the committee, IN the
said amendnent, as ame1 ded and de-
|termined in the affirmative :ayes 81, noes
III.
On motion Of Mr.. Johnson, seconded by
Mr. holland.
Ordered, that the ayes and noes on
the said question be inserted IN the jour
nal.
The names Of the gentlemen who vot-
ed in the affirmative; are Messrs. Breck'
enrfdse, Pres; dent, Woods, Gordon, Por-
ter field. johnson Cameron, Blackburn,
,Leftwich, Boyd, Ward Taylor, Marshall,
Arnold. Moss, Fitzhugh. Tucker.of Frede-
rick, Williams, Picket, Chapman, OF Eau
Iquier, Burwell, Cook, Mayer, French,
Chapman, Giles, Jack, Armstrong Sey-
incur, Reed, Hairston, Tnrner, Flood,
Donr eIly, White, holland, 0sburn, Sta
LEY, Estil, WoodviIle, Ednundson, Raw
I,inrs, Cabel, Reeves, Mccoy, Dyer,
Tucker, of Plttsylvaria, Tow mes. Love,
Brooke, Penn, Staples, McMoweil, Ley
burn, Bryan, Harrison, Samuels, Lowell,
FishbaGk-57.
The names Of the gentlemen who vot-
led in the negative, are Messrs. Edging-
ton. Smith, Pindail, Jackson " ilson,
LETTER, Chaplin. Duncan, Anderson,
Creel, and Beesou---1f.
The main question was then put, will
The house adept the amendments reported
by the comni' tee as amended by the
house and determined in the affirmative !;
ayes SO, noes9.
Oa motion Of Mr.. Jackson, seconded
by Mr.. Johnson, Ordered. that the ayes
and noes on the said question be inserted
lin the Journal.
The names of the gentlemen who vot-
ed in the affirmative, are Messrs. Woods.
Gordon, Porterhcd. Cameron. Leftwich,
BOYD, Ward, Marshall, Arnold, Moss,
Fitzhugh. Tucker. Frederick Williams.
Picket Chapman, Burwell, Cook, Smith,
Mayers, French, Chapman, jack. Arm
strong Turner, Flood, Donnelly, White,
'Noland. Osburn, Staely. Wilson, Hstiil.
Woodvillr, Rawlings, CabelI, Reeves.
LETTER, Chaplin, Mccoy, Dyer, Tucker (cf
Pittsylvapia,) Townes, Love. Brooke,
Penn, STABLES, Duncan, Anderson. Bryan,
Harrison. Samuels, Lowell, Creel, Beeson
and Fishhack SO.
The names of gentlemen who voted
lin the negative. are Messrs. Brecken-
ridge (President.) Johnson, Blackburn,
raylor, Edsinston, Pinda!I, Edmundson
Mcdowell, Leyburn--9.
On motion of Mr.. Jackson.
Resolved, that this convention 10 re-
commend to the people OF this common
wealth, the adoption Of a memorial on 81
miIar principles, to be presented also to
the legislature at their next session, &
THAT the committee created by the Cd re-
solution Just adopted by the House dc
%! epare the draft of such memorial.
And committee was appointed IN
der the said resolution, to consist of the
following members. viz. Messrs. Fitzhugl
|Jasksor, Tucker [of PIttsylvania. Bur
well, Love, Tucker [of Friedrich, anti
Boyd.
Mr.. Boyd presented a communication
frnm a committee appointed by sundry
citizens ia the town of Petersburg, which
was ordered to lie on the table.
On mutioa of Mr.. Blackburn,
Resolved, that this House do now al
journ.
Friday. August 25.
!, Mr.. Nolaad, from the committee of e.
lections, presented report. which was
read as follows:
The committee Of elections have, &C.
cording to order, examined the certificate
Of delegate returned from the county
Of Wythe to this convention, and find
the election was regular and pursuant To-
previous notice.
Resolved, as the opinion Of the com
mittee, that the delegate from the county
Of Wythe is entitled TO seat in this
honse.