Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-29

prove neu,s, the fruit Of their own ., IaGos'
field, mill, cotton factories. o's.l''e e. go
NC He coritenied that the l'nits OF ~, ,se
territory should be removed farther 10 .oe
we,i to allow room for these lnuia"s'
having a separate home from inc wo''es'
&c and to give strength TO Arkansas as
luture frontier state. :, ,,
Alter some further debate the commit
f.. rose and re ported The bill to the House
and the que s,ion being Oh its hnal passage
i, as decided in The negat've-ayeS o.
Two messages were received from inc
President Of the United States: me que y,
transmitting an addition 10 the Dises' VI
Foreign Commercial Law previously trans
m;t,ed-the other, certain documents caN-
Cd Gor in relation TO foreign spoilatlons OF
our commerce, &c.
And then the House adjourned.
IN SENATE
rvrs,so sEssroN-May IS.
The following bills from me house VI
Repre.entaiives, were severaI'y taken w
for confederation, az in COMMITTEE OF 'nr
Whole. Their objects and intentions
were stated by members of the standing
committees. to which they had been re
ferred. The bills were reported 10 inc
Senate, and passed 10 third reading, VIZ:
The bill for the relief OF certain o'st'''rIs
within the United States;' the bill max
ing appropriations 10 carry into enec' Ger
lain ,realies;' the bill making appTTopr'a
items for he military service OF the Unileo
States. for the year I824;' the bill to re
puIate the mode OF practice IN the Cnurls
OF the United States, within the stats 81
| Louisiana the bill reserv'ng to the wy.
apdot tribe oil Indians a CERTAIN tract o'
land. in lieu OF another tract OF land re
served to them by treaty. the bill tor lhe
relief of JOSEPH N. White and william
Davidson the bill 'concerlng pre'emP'lot
ri,bt, iD the territory OF Arkansas; !h'
Hi TO establish an additional land tfic'
in the state OF Missouri The bill 'grahtIns
a tract OF land TO he Inhabitants OF tn'
PARISH Of Point Coupee, IN the stale .
| Louisiana. for certain purposes the oil
soranl;np tract OF land TO the inhahitant
81 the parish OF Baton Rouge the oil
supplementary 10 an act ,provIo'ng 10
the examining OF claims to ianos situa!e'
in that part OF the state OF LOUISIANA y
| iDe between the Rio Hondo and the "a
bine river;' the bill granting to the tow
of Tuscaloosa certain lots OF land; 10
bin concerning wrecks on the coast
Florida:' the bill 'authorisiDg an aPprc
pria,ion for the Library o: Congress;' th
bin to allow salaries to the Collectors
the ports of Nantucket and Pens cola; an
To abolish the office OF Surveyor at Zen
sacols;' the bill TO confer certain powel
on The Levy Court OF Alexandra, and IL
other purposes and the Till 10 authors
The surveying and laying out road irol
the northern boundary oil the state OF I
bio, 10 Detroit, in the territory OF MIch
gan r, .p.
, tatiyes, sto discontinue certain Posi- cfht
and to establish others was taken up I
!, consideration. in Committee OF the Who'll
=. Mr.. L.anpan stated, that hr had been !
rected by the Committee on the P"sl U
h fee and Post Roads, 10 move the 'nde
r mite postponement OF this bill-he accor
ingly made that motion. II was carrie
8 90 10 6.
= All the hills before the Senate haviI
been acted upon, ar naII past O'CLOCK.
:. The Senate adjourned till Tomorrow.