The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-31


claim, which was laid upon the table and ordered to
be printed.
Mr. COLE made an adverse report against pri-
Sato claim, which was laid pom the alb and order
ed TO be printed.
NAVAL AFFAIRS.
Mr.. PEYTON made report in relation to the es.
adjustment of navy yard a, Memphis, In the State
oil Tennessee, and reported the bill with amend
ment, which referred a Committee of the
Whole, made the order of the day for TO morrow
and The report and bill ordered 10 be printed
Mr.. LEW is moved that 1900 extra copies of the
report be printed which was agreed TO.
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS.
Mr.. MclLVAlNE reported bill for the relief OF
Joseph B1nneli, which read the fist and second
time made the order OF the day for tomorrow refer
red 10 Committee of the Whole and the report nd
bill ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. HUNGERFORD reported a hill for the re-
lief OF Frederick Hopkins, which was read the frs,
and second time, made the order of the day for To-
morrow, referred to Committee of the Whole, and
the report and bill ordered TO be printed
INVALID PENSIONS.
Mr. SMITH, of New York, reported bill for the
relief of John Barnet which read the first and Sc.
cond time, made the order of the day for tomorrow,
referred 10 Committee of the Whole and the report
and bill ord, red To be printed.
appropriately disposed OF.
Mr.. RUSSELL. made several reports, which were
appropriately disposed of
Mr. CULLUM reported bill for the relief of Ar
thur Strong which was referred to Committee of
the Whole, read the first and second time made the
order OF the day Tor tomorrow, and the report and
the bill ordered TO be printed.
Also, bill for the relief Of Levy Cobb which wa.
read the first and second time, made the order of the
day for tomorrow, referred TO a Commn tee of the
Whole and the report and bill ordered to be printed
Also, bill for the relief of Joseph Watson; which
was read the first and second time, made the order
of the day for tomorrow, referred to Committee OF
the Whole, and the report and bill ordered TO be
printed.
Mr.. UULLUM made several adverse reoorts
against private claims which were appropriately
disposed Of.
Mr.. BRINKERHOFF reported bill for the relief
Of s. Caswe; which was read the first and second
time, made the orter Of the day for tomorrow, re-
ferred to Committee of the Whole, and the report
and bill ordered to be printed.
Mr.. BRlNKERHOFF asked and obtained lea We
TO withdraw from the files of the House. certain pa.
pers.
Mr.. BRINKERHOFF made an adverse report in
the Of Daniel Pratt and Elizabeth Raglan; which
was laid upon the table.
The SPEAKER then adjourned the House in ac-
cordance with the resolution before reported
And the House adjourned until tomorrow, l2
O'Clock.
Mr. TlBBATTS presented the petition of Thomas
Hunter and Alexander Caldwell, of Kentucky, pray.
ing TO BE- relieved from judgment of the Circuit
Court of he United States for the Kentucky District
for 81 900 against them as bail for w lillian Hunter
which was referred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary
MIR. KIRKPATRICK, of New Jersey, presented
the memorial and resolutions of the inhabitants of the
county Of Somerset, in relation to the reducing OF
the rate of posrage-Wm. B. Gesire, Esq being
chairman of the meeting, and John nj. Mann secre.
tary-which was referred to the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads
MIR. CALDWELL withdrew from the files of the
House, and presented to the House the petition and
papers of Alexander Noel, Of Adair county, Ky
Referred 10 the Committee on Revolutionary PEN
sions.
MI. e. also withdrew from the files and presented
the petition of Fielding Pratt Referred TO the same
committee.