Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-31

uefcs bill for allowing drawnacAs o''
report ad;ss exported, which shall De ma
percnA"sd from foreign materials, 10 a.
puiac uf rho duties on such materials.
mount n H,,WoIf made speech OF consioe-
mr. nth. explanatory OF bis views IN
rsols og tbe resolution; embracing valie e
O1slts" PRACTICAL statements OF the course Ia %
y Of - show the advantage which would
Hads, ~ ~ the revenue by extending the be,
accrue \ drawbacks, inasmuch as It Wouio
penl y ,Ss internal industry, and eXporta-
eocou nssrng the expediency OF adoPang
100; u' .ssnres as would tend to diminish
sdcn l;s,;ng inequality in the amount OF
toe eS.' md exports, as detrimental to the
lap EIe interest as il always IS to the inter-
Pa0uE.a nriyate individual to buy more than
he ;e"I1 ;ckerson, without inquirlng INTO
vi .r;,s Of the proposition, would mere,
me Is that be should consider any oil
y u.s. ~ night grow out OF the resolution 10
wu'sa of a revenue bill, and as such
que ."nid be improper to original: IN the
Senate r. l.d ,b.t ;f hill IN
~ sabiect could be considered a revenue
ias I hen the Senate could originate no
ini' ."rs for the regulation OF trade tor
% ~. a.~ould be nothing more; it proposed
u, ,., or impost by which revenue could
~ .a;sed and therefore he considered II
V',Goble 10 the objection made 10 IT.
w Tic resolution lies on the table one day
Of course. go. ,;..t.d r.
no Senate preamble and sundry resoiu'
G ,uS Of the Legislature of Georgia, hav-
no. Er their object the attainment from
C ~ of provision for holding treaty
'.;'b Tho Cherokee Indians, for the extlnc--
,on If their title to certain territory; and
g, Inc attainment of indemnity for spolla-
,;on. which certain citizens OF Georgia
have suffered from said Indians and the
document vas read, :, r,
NJ, Chandler laid on the table the fol-
lowing resolution
R.,ofvsd, That the Committee on Roads
and Canals be instructed to inquire into
me expediency of erecting military road
tom the town OF Arson, in Maine, up the
KenDebeck river, to some point on the
line between the state of Maine and the
province of Lower Canada; and another
military road from the town OF Bangor, IN
Maine, 10 some point on the line between
n, state of Maine and the Province OF
New Brunswick.
The bill authorizing the transfer OF GER
tain certificates OF the funded debt OF the
United States was read the third time, pas
sed, aud sent to the other House tor con-
currence.
The Senate took up the resolution sub
mitted by Dir. Ruggles, on Saturday, re,
ouesting Of the President OF the Unlted
States certain information relative TO the
lands granted and located by patents to the
revolutionary officers and soldiers o. The
Virginia line, IN the reservations I'D the
states Of Kentucky and Ohio.
Mr.. Rugges offered few remarks In
explanation OF the object OF this resolution.
Mr. Peasants knew of no objection
to the resolution; but, as it was one of
aaimpOrtant bearing, and was long, he
should like an opportunity OF examin-
ingit further, to see if any modlhcatlon
Gifts form or spirit were necessary.
The resolution was postponed until
to morrow.
The bill to authorize the state OF Hill
nOis to open canal throug h the public
lands, to connect the waters of Lake
Michigan and the Illinois river, was
read the second time; and, on motion OF
Mr. Benton, referred to the committee
on Public Lands.
The bill to amend the charter OF the
Bank of the United States, and the bill
tor the relief of Ebenezer Stevens, were
severa!ly read second time and refer
red.
The Senate took up, as in committee
otthe whole, the bill concerning the
lands and salt springs To be granted to
the state of Missouri for the purpose OF
education and for other public uses.
Some modification of its provisions
waimade in committee, without debate;
the most material of which was to in
sert provision in the 9Th section, sub
lectHg the grant to the conditions and
restrictions contained in the act of Con-
Sress of the 9th of March, 1920.
The bill, thus amended, was ordered
70 Zoe engrossed for third reading.
The bill supplementary to an act to
alter the terms of the district courts of
alabama, was considered in committee
Oithe whole, and was ordered to be en-
crossed and read third time.
Mr.. Holmes, of Maine, submitted the
following resolution:
Or hsaolUed, That the Secretary OF the
itrOa'ury bs directed to transmit to the
senate list of the revenue bonds TAX
50 oy the several collectors of the GUS
.V'us' which now remain unpaid, with
que names. dates ard f;mas thew raspec-