Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY EVENING, June 8, lS41.

TUESDAY EVENING, June 8, lS41.
After the reading Of the Journal this morning,
the Speaker announced the following as the
Standing Committees
Elections.-Messrs. Halsted, Blair, Craven,
Borden, Summers, Gamble, A. V. Brown, Me.
dill and James w. Williams.
Ways and Means -Messrs Fillmore, Gilmer,
Bolts, Samson, Mason, Thos. F. Marshall,
Rencher, Pickens, J. w. Jones and Anterior.
Warren, Arnold, Cowan, Banks, Burke and
Robert NJ Clellan. .......
Commerce .-Messrs. J. P. Kennedy, Win
throp, Toland, Rayner B. Randall, E. D.
White, Holmes, Brewster and c. Brown.
Public LandS.-Messrs. w. G. Johnson,
Morrow L. Williams, Smith, Gentry, Bronson,
Howard, Chapman and Gave Johnson.
| Post Office and Post Roads.-Messrs. Briggs,
J. L. Williams, Russell, Brockway, Morgan,
Owsley, A. Kennedy, Hopkins and Reding.
District of observation-disclosures. Underwood,
King, Powell, Harris, A. Randall, R. w.
Thompson, Keim, J. Campbell and J. T. Mason.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Barnard, Trumbull,
Maxwell, T. F. Foster, M. Brown, Pearce, In.
gersoll, Roosevelt and Saunders.
Revolutionary Claims.-Messrs. Hall, P. G.
Goode, TT. Campbell, Mathiot, Washington,
James, Parmenter, w. g. Goode and Van Blu.
rem.
Public observation-disclosures. Graham,
Childs, Hudson, Afford, Clinton, J. Brown,
Watterson, Green and Littlefeld
Private Land ClaimS.-Messrs. Moore, r..
d. Davis, Birdseye, Gamble, Stuart, Cross, J.
B. Dawson, Turner and Gordon.
MANY Observation-Disclosures Saltonstall, Ran.
dolph, Greg, Henry, Slade. Tillingshast, Nisbet
A. Marshall and Eastman.
Agriculture.--Messrs. Deberry, Ridgeway.
Simonton, Doig A. Mcclellan, Arlington.
Mauocks, Shaw and John Hastings. ....
Indian affairs Adams, Cooper,
Barton. w. B. Campbell, Meriwelher, Gluten.
den, Shepherd, w. Butler and Bidlack.
Military A6airS.-W, c. Dawson, Wallace,
Caruthers, Pendleton, Goggin, Van Rensselaer,,
W. o. Butler, Sumter and Miller.
Militia Messrs. Keim, Triplett, Coles.
Stokeley, Ward, Weller, Sweeney, Lowell and
S. H. Butler. .. II.
Naval Afairs--Messrs Wise. Stanly. G.
Davis, T. w. Williams, King, Burnell, Fessen'
den, Mallory and Clifford
Foreign Affairs. -Messrs. Gushing, Everett,
! Hunt, J. c. Clark, Allen, Proffitt, Rhelt, Hun
q ter and Ferris. .....
e Tsrritories.-Messrs. Pope, C. H. Williams,
: Sellers, Maynard, Hays, Gates, G. w. Cald,
s well, Daniel and Dean.
: Revolutionary Pensions. -Messrs. Taliafero
J. Rodney, Lane, l.. w. Andrews, Matthews, 5
5 N. Clarke, Babcock, c. A. Floyd and For
d nance. - f. lH..
o Eapalid Pensions --Messrs. Morris, Aycrigg
|" ]. Edwards, Gerry, Gordon, Hubbard, Doan
r Stratton, and Cuisine.
l. Roads and Canals. -Messrs. Lawrence, 10
g seph L. White, Boardman, Sherlock. J. An
t. drews, John B. Thompson, John Young. Steen
a rod, VIM. W. Irwin, and Beeson.
II Patents.-Messrs. Osborne, Cranston, Plum
5 er, Ramsey and Sanford
1t Public Buildings and ounds.-Messrs
o Boardman, Augustus Young, Cranston, Bown
$ and Wood.
81 Refusal and Unfinished BuSiness.--Messrs
q James, Slraton, Dimock, Jack. and c, A
b Floyd. 80 ..
n Accou1aS.-Messrs. Baker, L. w. Andrews
II Marchand, J. G. Floyd and Yorke,
Mileage. Messrs. Thomas w. Williams
i Patrick c. Caldwell, John C, Edwards, West
J. brook, and Egheri. .. ....
!. Expenditures in he State Department. Mes
= SIS. Van Buren,, Hudson, Oliver, Brockwsy, an,
VIM, S. Hastings, .i I' = 2