Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-13
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND RE
FERRED.


PETITIONS PRESENTED AND RE,
FERRED.
In the House Of Representatives
h From the Sd to the 10th inst. both in.
elusive.
By the Speaker, from the Kentucky
.be1itien ssciety |: f. ora Somerset county
Md. praying for port of entry.
By Mr. Lewis. from the Union Bank
lof Alexasdria from the Farmers Bank
ofAlexandria (: from Edwin G. Brown
from the Central Bank of Georgetown
and Washington from Wm. Clayton.
BY Mr.. Peter, from the Farmers and
Bank of Alexandria.
BY Mr.. Latimare, from John Burnett,
|Sen.
By Mr.. Smith, of Maryland, from
Bowie. Hurts and co.
By Mr.. Herbert, from the Columbian
Insurance Company.
By MIR. Reynolds. from William Gle
|nents.
Bv Mr.. Whiteside, from Mary Coles
By Mr.. baltimore, from David Crum;
from inhabitants of that parteF Mississip.
|pi territory, formerly called West Flori-
Ida.
BY Mr.. Wilde from John Dent.
HY Mr.. Tallmadge, from John Della
IGeld.
By Mr.. Johnson, Of Kentucky, from
Rufus Eastsn Contrasting the election OF
~. Scott as Delegate from Missouri ter.
Iritory y from Major Samuel K, Lowry ;
from Commodore Richard Taylor; from
|Nimrod Young.
By Mr.. Lyon, from Fletcher and Tay-
Tor.
By Mr.. r. Wilson, from James Glib
son from Pentlasd, Higgins and Steele.
By Mr.. Dicksons, from Jacob Greer,
BY MIR. Hopkinson, from William Has.
|let.
By Mr.. Cilley, from inhabitants Of
Nertbfeld, &c, respecting post road,
By MIR. Paris, from Daniel Manley !;
from Captain Samuel Tucker.
By Mr.. Edwards, FROM John Minor.
By Mr.. Robertson, frsm the heirs Of
John O'Conner.
By Mr.. Grosvenor, from Elias Parks.
By Mr., Speaker, from the heirs of Pc
ter Suites, frem George Shannon, from
'Pentland. Begins and Steele.
ny Mr., Wilde, FROM Joseph Them.
By Mr.. Ward of Mass. a petition of
James Prince, Marshal for Massachu-
sests, PRAYING to he allowed sum OF mo-
ney paid by him to the Attorney for the
said district, by order Of the court, for
expences on judicial business.
which payment has been rejected at the
Treasury.
By MIR. Wendover, the petition of
James Ware, praying to be placed on the
navy pension list.
By Mr.. Savage, from John MeCrea, in|
behalf of himself and Peter Wakefield
custom house officers under Peter Sal|y,|
collector, praying remuneration for losses
and sickness in consequence of being
seized by party OF Indians, and carried
into the enemy's coantry, whilst in the
execution Of their duty during the late
war.
By Mr.. Whiteside, from James
Humes, collector of direct and Internal
duties for the sixth district of Penpsylva-I
|uia, praying to be allowed commissions
lon certain monies not deposited when
collected, but in the year following.
BY MIR. Yancey, from Edward Barry
and John Hodge, praying compensation
for private property consumed by the
burning ofthe Navy Yard in this city.
By Mir. Pickens, from Frederick Ste
velie, praying compensation for the ser.
vices Of certain militiamen, called intoI
the service of the United States from the
state OF Georgia, in the year 1894. whose
Interest in the said claims the petitioner
has purchased,
BY Mr.. Taylor Of n. Y. from Rachel
Win.
By Mr.. Smith of Md. from Bowie and
Kurtz, and others, frequently before pre-
scented.
By Mr., Brow frnm Wm. l.. Hupper,I