The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-12-20

con Chairman; Messrs. Sanford, Bell, Taze-
Wei, and White.
Committss on Finuos.-Mr.F Smith Of Nd.
Chairman; Messrs. M'Lane, Smith Of S. c.
Paris, aud Branch.
Committee on COmmeTce.-Mr. Woodbury.
Chairman; Messrs. Silsbee, M'Lane, John
ston of La. aud Williams.
Committee on Mana IdctHes.-Mr. DECKER
son, Chairman; Messrs. knight, Ridgely,
Ruggles, and Barnard.
Committee on AgricWltUs.-Mr. Branch,
Chairman; Messsrs. Bateman, Wiley, Bou-
gney, and Barnard.
Committee on Military A6dirs.-Mr. Harri-
son, Chairman; Messrs. JohnsOn,O Ky. Chan
der, Barton, and Hendricks.
Committee on the Mititia.-Mr. Chandler,
Chairman /; Messrs. Harrison, M'Kinley,
Marks, and Tyler
Committee on NaUal AGdirs.-Mr. Hayne,
Chairman Messrs. Robbins, Tazewell Sey~
mOur, and Woodbury..
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The following were announced as the
Standing Committees of the House, appoint
ed by the Speaker. pursuant to the order of
Thursday last
Standing Committees of the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, appointed by the Speaker, mdcr
the rules of the House.
of Elections.-Messrs. Sloane, Anderson,
Aston, Tucker of S. G. Claiborne, Phelps,
Slower.
OfWOys and Means.-Messrs: Randolph,
M'Dnhe, Spragne, Verplanck Dwight, Brent,
Gilmer.
of Claims.---Messrs. Williams, mccoy,
Whittlesey, Barber of Conn. Clarke of N. Y.
M'lntire, Ramsay.
or Consn,erce.-Messrs. Cambreleng, New
ton, Thompson Of Geo. Gorham, Barney.
Harvey, Sutherland.
OF Public Lands--Messrs. sacks, Vinton,
Whipple. Jennings, Hale Duncan, Davis.
On the Post Office and Post Roads-Messrs
1ngham, M'Kean, Yancey, Conner, Magee,
Hodges, Russell.
On the District Of Cogumbia.-Measrs,A Alex
ander, lngers" Bryan, Weems, Kremer,
Varnum, Allen, of Va.
On the Judici0ry.-Messrs. P. P. Barbour,
Livingston. Buchanan, Rives, Wickliffe, Kerr,
Storrs.
On Revolutionary Czaims.-Messrs. Wolf,
Hunt, Creighton, Dickinson, Tucker Of J.
Fry, Healy.
On Public OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. johnson,
of N. Y. J. S. Barbour, Bailey, Martindale,
Buck, Iaie, NlckOlls.
On Private Land Claims-M essrs. Buck
ner, Moore, of Aab. Armstrong, Earl, Shop
perd, Bates of Miss. Stpregere.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mallary, Ste
venson, of Pa. Condict, Moore, ok. Y. STAN
berry, Martin.
On Indian Affairs. M'Lean, NJ
kee, Carson, Daniel, Swan, Simpkin, Smith,
oflndiana.
o" Foreign A6airs.-Messrs. Everett, Tav-
lor of N: Y. Archer, Sergeant. Drayton, O.
wen, Polk.
On Military A6airs.-Messrs. Hamilton,
Vance, smyth, of Va. Desha, Floyd, of Geo.
On Naval 4 6airs.-Messrs. Hoffman, Bart
lett. Crownnshield, Carter, Miller, Dorsey,
Ripley.
0" Agricultme.-Messrs. Van Rensselaer,.
Roane, Wilson of Nd Barlow, Hallock, Mer-
win, Culpepper.
On the observation-disclosures. Strong. Clark
OF Ky. Sawyer, Wright, of Ohio, Bunner,L Lea.
Coa1ter.
On Military Peas ons.-Messrs. Burg,s.
Mitchell of Tenn. Ba e. of Mass. Lawrence.
Long Lecompte, Forward. es
On Unfinished Business.-Messrs. Pearce.
Reed, Wilson. of Pa.
On accounts. Allen, of Mass. Bel
den, Plant.
On Expenditures in the Department. of Estate.
-Messrs. Blair, Letcher, Trezvant.
On Expenditures in the Department of the
Ireosuy.-Messrs. Hal, Mitchell OF Pa. Bar
ringer.
On Expenditures in the Department of War.
-Messrs. Haynes, Woodcock, Turner.
On Expenditures in the Department of the
Nory.-Messrs. Little. Lyon, Reese.
o" Expenditures in the Post Ofice.--Messrs.
Holmes, LETTER, OBrien.
On Expenditures on Public Build;urs.
Messrs. Sprigg, John J. Wood, Swift.
Mr. Warren Davis, of S. C. appeared and
was qualified.
The Speaker communicated to the House
letter from the Secretary of the Treasury.
accompanied by his Annual Report on the
state OF the Finances. The letter was read.
and the Report was referred to the Commit
tee otWays and Means, and six thousand
copies thereof were ordered to be printed for
the nse Ofthe members of the House.
The Speaker also laid before the House a
communication from the Secretary of War.
on the Memorial of g. w. Perpall: which
was referred to the Committee on Indian AZ
fairs.
The Speaker also laid before the House a
report on the Petition of 'Catharine Stearns.
who claims a right of dover in part of the
land attached to the Navy Yard in Charles
town, Massachusetts. The reuort is E,von.