Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-15

time, and committed.
Also from the committee, bill making appropriations
for certain improvements in the Territory of Florida, which
bill was read the first and second time and committed
BY Mr. JAMESON, from the Committee the Public
Lands, three bills, viz
A bill for the relief Of John G. McCoud
bill grant the county Of Bates, in the State of Mis-
souri, the right Of empton to quarter section of land fer
county purposes. Committed.
BY Mr.. DUNCAN. from the Committee on the Terrific
res bill to make appropriation deay the expenses of the
of the Assembly of the Territory of Wisconsin, held in
December ls42 and January SAB which twice read,
and committed +
BY Mr.. HOUSTON from he Committee on Public Lands,
the bill in regard to the railroad leading Jackson, through
BRANDON to the western boundary Of Alabama which
committed
BY Mr. CHARLES J. INGERso1I, from the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs which had been referred the bill in
roduced by Mr. DARRAcH, to provide for he adjustment and
of claims of American citizens the Republic Of
Mexico, reported it back the House without amendment
The bill then committed
Mr.. PARMENTER asked that the House, by common
consent up of tme for consideration, the joint
luton from the Senate suspend part of the third
of the Joint resolution Of the 18th of September, ls4
ting to armories
No objection being made the joint resolution Up
considered ordered to third reading and read
the third time and passed forthwith and returned to the Senate
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED.
Mr. VANCE asked the House to take up the private bills
and Joint resolutions reported yesterday from the Committee of
the Whole. This agreed to.
And bills taken up the order in which they
reported and severy ordered to be engrossed and read
third and, ordered, read the third time and
passed, and to the Senate for concurrence, to wit
bill for the relief of Elliot Smith and Nathan Famsworh
A bill for the relief of Ira Baldwin.
A bill for the relief of Stanley White.
A bill for the relief Of Dunnng r. McNair.
bill for the relief of James Curwen, surviving partner Of
Curwen e. Willing.
bill for the relief of John Adams and John Adams Jr
bill for the relief Of Harvey & Sagg.
a bill for the relief of Jacob Boston.
A bill for the relief of Samuel Nicely
A bill for the relief Of Bennett M. Dell.
bill for the relief Of Georgetown, in the District of Co
lumba
bill for the relief Of Elisha Morre, administrator Of Jos.
IcaId, deceased.
A bill for the relief of Adino Goedenough.
Resolution authorizing the Secretary OF War TO pay any
balance that may due the Shawnee Indians who served
the Florida
| A bill for the relief of Joseph and Lindsay Ward
| A bill for the relief of William Cove.
A bill for the relief Of Lot Davis.
bill for the relief Of Isabella Badge, widow Of Captain
John Badrige, deceased.
! A bill for the relief Of Joseph NJ. Rhea.
bill for the relief Of aker KinkIe, and Caruthers
bin for the rsefof the legal representatives Of Alexander
A bill for the relief Of Edward A. lambert
/ bill for the relief a Benjamin 3. Roberta
4 A bili TO- fhv rtGef q 6ussanah srnst.
Il bill for the rslefof Richard Elhou
i A bill for the relief Of Elizabeth Fitch.
i A bill for the relief Of Isaac Allen.
i A bill for the relief of Elijah Blodget
1 A bill for the relief of Philip Schwarztrawber
/ A bill for the relief of Daniel Romans.
| A bill for the relief of William Rich
! A bill for the relief Of the Bank of the Metropolis
A bill for the relief of William Gump.
A bill for the relief Of John Fickin.
bill for the relief of Arthur Fogge, of Fentes county,
Tennessee.
bill for the relief of Asenath Orvis
A bill for the relief of John II Mcintosh.
bill for the relief of March Harrington
A bill for the relief of Henry N. Halsted
A bill for the relief of Justin Jacobs.
bill placing the of Benjamin Allen upon the invalid
pension roll
A bill for the relief of Harrison Whson
bill for the relief Of the PRESIDENT directors, and company
of the Dismal Swamp canal.
A bill for the relief of George Venting.
A bill for the relief Of Jacob l.. Vance, OF OHIO
bill for relief of Charles +. Allen, OF Richmond, VIZ
ginia.
A bill for the relief of John p. Converse.
bill supplemental act for the relief OF Jehu Hons
worth of Bloun county, Alabama approved 18th June, 1888
A bill for the relief Of John Boyd
resolution for the relief Of Sellers IL Pennock.
A bill for the relief Of Joseph Ramsey.
A bill for the relief Of George B. RUSSELL
bill to pay Captain John b. Crozer company oil mount
ed volunteers, Tennessee militia.
bill for the relief of Peter Won Schmidt
bill for the benefit of Joseph Cagmles OF the State OF
Tennessee
A bill for the rcIefof John E. Wright.
bill for the relief Of Daniel H. Warren.
A bill for the relief Of Thomas Bronough.
A bill for the relief of Francis Summeraner.
A bill for the relief Of Joseph Watson
bill extend the time for years for two years for To-
eating Virginia military land and returning surveys
to the Land Office When this bill came up
Mr. TIBBATTS moved to amend so as to extend the time
fire years instead of f,co which motion adopted and
the bill passed as amended.
The bills from the Senate, which also reported from
the Committee of the Whole yesterday, also taken up
and separately considered ordered to third reading were
read third time and passed, and returned TO the SENATE
TO wit
The bill granting pension to James Duffy
The bill for the relief Of James Richic.
The bill for the relief of J. McFaranc.
The bill granting pension to George Written.
The bill for the relief of Mark Simpson
The bill the relief of James 5. Campbell of the State Of
New York. also reported from the Committee of the
Whole yesterday, without amendment, and up to-day
in regular ORDER the question of and third
reading. t#
The bill provides for the payment Of property ION the then
fonters) destroyed by Indians in the Revolutionary
II was opposed by Messrs. CAVE JOHNSON, PETIT,
and PARMENTER, and advocated by Messrs. BROD-
HEAD, and CARY, Of New York.
Mr. PARMENTER moved that the bill lie on the table
and the question being taken, il passed in the Affirmative
And the bill was accordingly laid on the table.
The joint resolution from the Senate authorizing allow
Puser ID. w. Thornton, in the settlement of his
accounts was reported from the Committee Of the Whole
yesterday without amendment and came to-day In regular
order.
The resolution directs allowance be made for pur-
destroyed thrown overheard in storm 1929,
Of the used from wreck and total deuc
ton the United States soop OF war Erie.
The resolution opposed by Messrs CAVE JOHNSON,
VIM. j. BROWN, and SAUNDERS, and advocated
by Messrs BARRINGER, PARMENTER, HOLMES,
L. J. BLACK, and BRENGLE Is
And the question, Shall il pass it passed in the ar-
matvc--79 to 81
The bill from the Senate TO authorize arrangement
compromise with any Of the the bonds Of Samuel
Swawou late Collector Of New York, then up for