Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10

Mari.
On the Post Office and Post Roads
-Niessrs. Iagham, Bsuun'. Barber OF
Onio, Townsend, Nelson of Mass.
Cuistun and Terrell.
On Pensions g Revolutionary Claims
-Messrs. khea, Wi'hin. Kugg!es,
W. p. AlavIay, Sherwood, Ellicott a
Owen.
On pablo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
iDesha, Anderson of Pa Garnet.
Cushnan. Culbreth, Hunter and
Holmes OF Con.
On the neutrality-suspicious.. Nelson
Of Va. Hopkiuson, Spencer, Edwards.
Beecher, Livrrmore and Hale.
On observation-disclosures. Little, Ben
nett and Allen Of Mass.
Of Reriral and unfinished bushes.
---Nlessrs. Savage, Whileside an.'
Hesierlo.
On Pripute Land Claims-Messrs.
lIerrirk, liristcr, Pinda!l, HOgg and
'ro,npkins.
Committees Of investigation into
expenditures. &r.
For the department Of Siate--Mcs
srs. Forsyth, iiasbrouck and Scll-
der.
For The Treasury--Messrs. Lown
DIES, Alien, Of Va. and Mar"band.
For the department Of War-Nes.
Sis. Johnson, of Ky. Tucker, o" S. e.
and HArkunrr.
For The Mary Observation-Disclosures
Peasants, S.orrs and Sampson.
For The General Post uHire-Mcs-
srs. lngham. Hubbard aud Hunting
dom.
For The Public Bnildings--Messrs
Tucker. OF Va. Drake aud Orr.
On so na,ch Of the President,
Message as relates TO Foreign .41mrS
-hiessVs. Johnson, Of Ky. Bloomfield,
Reed, Z. NJ. Nelson, Neshitl, Forte,
and Gage.
On the militia slcsqrs. Harrison.
Smyti,. oil VI. Quarles. Williams OF
Cont. James, Linn and Morton.
Oh .Sarai .iVairs-Messrs. Pleas
ants. S;lsbcc. Wendevcr, Parrot,
isiassol'i, Savage and Schuyler.
! On India .aHa;rs--N;cssrs. South
'rd, williams, of n, Y. Mari. y
,iochunb. Butler. Richards and 'iAri'
| On Internal improrcment-SBessfs
| ucker Of VA. TaInadge, lngham
Siosrs, Ciagset, Robertson ofky. an,
Lewis.
1 Respecting .lmeIiu Eiand--slessrs
Middleton. Smith. Upianl, SawyeI
Ball, Huni.ord and Cook.
| On the Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i Paris, Bassctt, Hrilnser, Taylor
Forsyth, Gratis and Foigrr.
Respecting The snruiring Revolution
arg Pairiois--Messrs. Bloomfield
t Reed. Stuart, Rhea, Smith Of M.
i ailace and Hall.
4 A number of petitions were pre-
: ,ented and referred. which shall ~
published in the weekly list Of petit
'tlions presented, which we intend T.,
Compile Tor the information Of thos,
harvested 10 them.
4 On motiUb Of Mr.. Comstochc. Rrso!
. we'd that the committee an Miliar
. Affairs be instructed to enquire int
the expr'liency of making provision b
law for the communication into none
of the Military Bounty Lands granite
by Congress.
The Speaker laid before the Hous
the Constitution adopted for the ne,
: state Of Mississippi.
4 The resolution for the admission o
The state of Mississippi into the Unio'
was received from the Senate, twic
read. and referred to a commiite .
lthe whole,
A resolution for appointing Chap
Isins. and for appointing a Librar
loommittee, we're received from til
Senate, and concurred in. The ballt
lung FOR the Chaplain. on the part d
= |,his House, was offered for t0-moi
? row at IL o'clock, on motion Of Nj,
r Southland.
Al effort was made, without Sd,
!, cess. 10 procure an adjournment owe
to Monday.
And the House adjourned to tt
morrow.
SENATE.
December s.