The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1793-01-21 00:00:00, page 2

Wednesday, January z. ^Y
Read, the Petition of John Rowland, a
Continental Soldier, tyho was wounded in the
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The Copper Coinage Bill was tead the third
Time, and palled the House.
A Report was read, from the Secretary of
State, in pursuance to the Order of the House
(on the Motion of Mr. Grove, made last
Monday) that the Secretaries of the State,
Treafury,and War Departments furnifh a Lift
of the names of the Clerks, &c. in the differ
ent Departments, for whom appropriations
are necessary to be made, agreeably to the Es
timate reported by the Secretary of the Trea
sury, with the Sums or Salaries annexed that
is to be paid to each. 3
The Secretary of the State's 'Lift was read,
and is as follows—to George Taylor,
The House then took up the Report refred
ing Invalids, in Committee of the whole, Mr.
White in the Chair ; and having gone
through it, rose and reported it with Amend
ments, which were agreed to by the House,
and a Committee ordered to bring in a Bill.
Tuesday, January i. .
The Hottie, in Committee of the whole,
Mr. White, in the Chair, took up the Cop
per Coinage Bill ; sundry Amendments were
made, and reported, which were agreed to by
the House, and the Bill ordered to be engross
ed. A Cent is to weigh 8 Pennyweight 16
Grains.
mittee of the whole,Mr. White in the Chair,
on the Report of the Committee on the Sub
jed of Invalid Pensions, and after Progress,
the Committee rose, reported, and set againt
Adjourned. ,