Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

finsno,.--Mt y. Wngt,, 20.
Co'nmerce.--w. King. of Ala, 20.
Nsnufsstu,es.--Mf Nics o.
hgrevltsfe.--Mi Psr~. a.
military hfsir. - NJ Benion 20.
Militia. Mr. Won 10.
Naval Affars- Mr. Rius. 20.
Poblsc Lsnds.--Mr Walker, II.
Private Land Claims MIR Linn. 81.
lndisn sfsir.. - Mr. White 20.
Cisims.--Mf Hubbard. 10.
Rcvols,ioosry Claims. - Mr. Brown, ~.
Judscisfy.--Hr Granjy. 81.
Pos, o-ice. BOD Pos, Rosds.--Nr Robinson -
Roads and Canals.-Mr llendneks, 2l
Pensions.-Mt Tenlnson. 81
Distinct o. Columbs. MIR Kent. 10.
fngfossed bills Mr. Morrs %.
On motion Of Mr. Upton At ass resolved that N
token of respect TOR tho memory Of the late Hon.
u. l.. Kinnsrd The Senators will wear ctape on tho
lcf arm for 80 days.
Cois e.
Mr Benton offered the following resolution, " hch
lies over Tor runsde, alton
Resolved. That the Com piitee on Finances be
instructed TO enquire into the eSpediency Of abol
shinr The prcscp, copper coioagc Of the L. $. aud
snn-titsung therefore a mixed metal, compounded
cfcoppcr nod silver and called IN iLc Fro"eh
cents L,Ro's.
Resolved, That the said committee enquire into
The cx7sdicncy Of directing a gold coin Of the
value Of one dollar to be stamped at the m,nts Of
the L. States.
TUESDAY, Dec. l3.
SENATE--Asbury Dickens appeared va. quail
fled, aud took his as Secretary of the Senate
MoNpAy, Dec. Il.
HOuSE--The Journal of Thursday was read,
wherein vas announced the following standing Com
mitiee of the House. w:
Ga Commerce Messrs Switzerland, Pinckncy
Pesrce of X. l., Geit. Phillips, Johnson Of La,
lngham Cushnan, MKeuu.
Public Lands Messrs Boon, Williams of n. C..
Lincoln, Casey, keunon, Dunlap. Chapman lIuui-
sen o. Mo-, Yell
Pos, Office and Post Roads Messrs Conner,
Briggs, L'porc, Hall Of VI, Cleveland, French,
Shields, Hopkins, Krlgore.
District Of Columbia WIN. A. Shepard HIS
ter Boudng, Washington, Lane Rogers, Fair.
+ field Moore. Claiborne.
Judiciary Mcssrs Thomas, Hardin, Pierce Of
n. H., Robertson, Peyton, Tousey, Martin. Van.
derpoo Ripley.
1 Revolutionary Claims Messrs Muhenburg
Crane, Standifer, Turril, Beaumont, Craig Chapin,
Underwood Weeks.
/ Public expenditures Messrs Page, Clarke, Nc
Lene, Mason OF Me, Leonard Haley, White Pier
son, Chetwood.
Private Land CLAIMS Messrs Linn, Galbrath
( Patterson, Chambers of Pa, May, Huntsman, Law
Ter. Slade, Garland of La.
/ Manufactures j. Q. Adams. Denny, M'Comss,
Webster. Gideon Lee, Granger, Bynum, Fowler,
Whit,le-sy 81 Coma
/ Elections Cl,iborne. Of Va, Griffin, Hawkins,
/ Burns, Kilgore, Buchanan, Mauty, Boyd. Young.
Ways ana Means; Cambrcleng, M'Km 10y
all, Corwiu Johnson of Tenn. Smith, Lawrence
Ingerso', Owens.
Claims Mcssrs Whtlesey of Ohio, Forester,
Gfnnell, Jarvis Taliaferro. Chambers of Ky, Oar.
ng,on. Graham, Russell
Agriculture Messrs Bockec Bean, Shinn, Deb
erry, Bailey, Logan, Phelps, Elmer Black.
Indian affairs: Johnson Of Ky, Ward, Thomp-
son Of Ohio, Bunch. VI Kay, Anthony, Mann Of n
Y. Cores, Glascock.
/ Militia Gluscock, Henderson, w. r. Fuller,
! Wagner, Calhone of Mass. J. Lee Of n. Y. Carter
/ Holt aud Graves.
Naval Affairs Jarvis MiIligan Lansing, Reed,
Parker, Grayson Wise, Ash, Grantlond.
/ Foreign Affairs Toward. Ildinar, Cramar, Al
Ian Of Ky. Banks. Reed, Cushing. Jackson of Ga,
Dromgoole, Renoher.
The Territories Patton. Potts, Brown. Pickens,
Pierce of Md, Hall Of Ne. Johnson Of Va Boyd.
Miller.
Rev. Pensions Wardwcll, Lee Of Tenn Law,
James, Sorcr, Morgan, Kngensmith. Bond. Fry
Of Tenn.
/ Invalid Pensions Beae, Schenck, Taylor, liar
dson OF Penn Doubleday, Iloar, Howell; Jenifer,
/ Williams Of Ky.
/ Roads and Canals Mercer Vinior. Lucas, Rev
uolds Of H., Steele, Calhoun OF Ky, Evans, Nc
/ kcnnou. Hard.
/ Reviss and unfinished business Huntington,
Mann OF Penn. Mason Of Ohio lIsrlin Fa,lin.
Accounts Lee Of y. J. Halle OF Me. Johnson
of Va. Turner, Mkcunon.
The Committee Expenditures of the Public
Departments, are the same as las, year.
) Mr. Fry submitted a resolution, ins,ruciing tie
committee on Ways and Means to inquire in, the
expediencv Of immediately aoolishing the duties on
imported Grain.
I Mr Reed moved to amend the resolution, by
reference Of the subject to The committee Oh Agr
culirre. The amendment was agreed 10.
Mr. Adams moved further 10 amend the resolu-
T ton, 30 Bs TO embrace Sail, Coal aud Iron
Mr Williams Of n. &. moved 10 add sugar
The further consideration wss postponed TO Mon.