American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-13
SEVENTEENTH CONGBFqc
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"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1899.
HOUSE OF REPRESE.YT.aTIYEs
Mr. TAYLoR proposed the fnllowino ....,.


Convention OF Navigation and Commerce, ba,w."
the United States and France, and the com,n.rsa
between the United States and the British Color;s.
be referred to the Committee on Foreign Affair,
30 much as relates to the 9Th al ticIe of the Tr,
ty with Spain, by which Florida was ceded 10 n.
United States, TO the Committee on the Judiciary
30 much as relates to the subject Of revenue. 70
the Committee of Ways and Means
So much as relates to the Military E.tablishm.n,
the Academy at West Point, forifcations, armoris.
and srsenas, TO the Committee on Military AFairs
DO much as relates TO organizing, armng, and
disciplining the Militia, to a Select COMMITTEE
SO much as relates to the Navy and the suppres.
sion OF Piracy to the Committee on Naval AfFa,r,-
So much asreiates to the suppression of The Shy.
Trade, TO Select Committee.
so much as relates to the execution Of the aAc,
to abolish the United States Trading Es.abii,b.
ments," and the condition of the Indians in the ter
rtory Of Florida, TO the Committee on Indian A.
fairs.
So much as relates to Manufactures, and the an.
ponment OF an agent to superin,end the Lead
Mines, to the Committee on Manufactures.
so much as relates to the Cumberland Road 10
"a Select Committee
ReSotrPd, That the said Select Committees have
leave to report by bill or otherwise.
The resolves were ageed to withou, debate or
opposittoD and, the Speaker having resumed the
chair, they were all in like manner concurred in.
with the exception OF that which refers 10 the Afri.
can Slave Trade.
The following standing committees have been
appointed by the Speaker Of the House of Repre-.
sentaives in pursuance OF the order of the House:
On the Committee Of observation-disclosures Sloane,
Edwards, Of North Carolina, kirkland, Moore Of
Virginia, Rogers, Mallary, and Tucker, of South
Carolina,
On the Committee Of TYays and .Heans-Messr,.
Smith, of Maryland, M'Lane, Mitchell, OF South
Carolina. Jones' Of Tennessee, Thompson, Andrew
Stevenson, and Cambreleng.
On the Committee Of Ctaims---Messrs, Williams
of North Carolina, Mccoy, Edwards, OF Connec.
ticut Litch6eld, Forrest, Matson, and Reed Of Ma.
rylsnd.
On the Committee Of Commerce--N New.
ton. Tornlnson, Hill, Abbot, Morgan, Hardin, and
Durfee
the Conmittseof Public Lands-Messrs. Ran.
kin, Scott, Cook Cannon. Sterling, of New York,
Bassett and Jennings.
IN the Committe on the Post Office g. Post Roads
-Messrs. Francis Johnson, Hooks, Gross, Stod-
dart, Campbell, OF New York, Ba,eman, s. Wilson.
On the Committee for the District Of Columbia
Messrs. Kent, Mercer, Neale, Natack, Patterson,
of Pennsylvania, Rochester and James Stephenson.
Nelson, of Virginia, Plumer, of New Hampshire.
Dickinson, Burton, Sanders, Johnston, OF Louisiana,
aud Hemphill.
On the Committee on Pensions and Revolutionary
Ciaims-Messrs Rhea, Little EDDY, Allen, Of Ten
nessee, Wm. Smith, Hubbard and Barber, OF Ohio.
On the Committee on Public Expenditures
Messrs. Montgomery, Dwight, Crafts, Gebhard,
Gist, Tatnall, and Harris.
On the Committee on Private Land Claims
Nlessrs. Campbell, OF Ohio, Conkling, Moore Of
Alabama, Upham, Sterling, Of Connecticut, Cru.
dup, and Van Rensselaer,.
On the Committee on .Manufacturcs-Messrs
Tod, Woodson, Floyd, Conner, Nelson, Of Mary
land, Condict, and Forward.
Onkhe Committee on Messrs. Butler.
Bayes, Garrett Mcneil, Vance, Findlay, New
On the Committee on Indian .4fairs-Messrs
Metcalt, Bigelow, Mitchell, oi Pennsylvania, Mer-
Ger, McCarty, Williamson, and Williams OF Viz
gna.
On the Committee on Eoreign lGairs-Messrs'
Russell, Wright, Trimble, Taylor, Archer, Far
reilly aud Rodney.
On the Committee on Military G6airs--MessTs:
Eustis, Cooke, Wslworth, Darlington, Smith, OF
Kentucky, Mccoy, and Mattocks.
On the Committee on .EauaL .lfairS-Messrs.
Fuller, Randolph, Gilmer, Golden, War6eld,
Plumer, Of Pennsylvania, and Harvey
On the Committee on Refusal and Unfinished BIT
siness-Messrs. Ross, Hawks, and Brown, oil Penn
sylvania.
On the Committee on observation-disclosures. Allen,
OF Massachusetts,, Swan, and Ruggles.
On the Suppression ofthe ,Stare Trade--Messrs'
Gorham, Phillips, Govan, Borland, Jones, OF Vir-
ginia, Hall, and fIerrick.
On the .1HRia--Messrs. Cannon, McCary,
FindIay. A. Smyth, L. Johnson, Sanders, & Reed
of Massachusetts.
I'm fbp (umbpsIoDI Po1J-aTaesre HemDhif,
Pitcher, Russ, Jackson, Long, Cushman, Stewart
On Beaamarchais' Claim--M essrs a. Steven
son, Cambreleng, f. Johnson, Dwight, & Hocomp'
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