The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-13

The following petitions and memorials were pre-
scented under the rule and referred to the appropr-
ate committees:
By Mr. CuLLoM: The petition of ,undry citizens of
Jackson county Tennessee praying for the
Of postronte from Double Springs to smhvis In the
By Mr. CATHCART: The memorial of citiz ems Of Wa
BASH koscusko and Whitley counties Indiana the
construction OF national road to Oregon.
BY Mr. FARAN: The petition Of members of the Cpcn.
natl bar praying for the establishment the Ohio
the United States referred the COMMITTEES on the Judica
y Also the petition Of merchants Of Cincinnati pray ing
districts for the circuit and district courts of the United
States referred to the Committee the Judiciary Also
to mineral lands in Clayton county in the Territory
Of Iowa: referred to the Committee Public Lands
field 1en asking mail aeP n
Missouri referred to the Committee on the Post Office and
BY Mr.. ERDMAN: Two petitions praying the establish
ment Of new post.roqte from Pot,stown, Montgomery
By H. DUNLAP Ike petition Of he citizen, of cumes,
s1G sosn IN the ro sss Of Maine praying for the s:aS
BrdgriOn Also additional evidence in the case Of simeon
csswsI praying praying for an invalid pension.
by MI. fIckLN; Inc petition OF N b. stage and other
land be granted for the Of schools in lieu Of the six
teenth section in township number 6heen, north oil range
BY Mr. B, MARTIN: The petition of Walker, Kinkie,
Caruhers referred to the Committee on the Post ONCE and
BY MIR FARAN; The petition and accompanying paper,
during e praying nSS r Sd Hf re gS
10 the Committee on Revolutionary Claims
BY Mr.. JAMES II. JOHNSON; The petition Of SALLY
Hart for the allowance Of pension for performed
by her husband Frederick A. Hart in the OF the revo
luton.
Nv Mr. HARMANsoN. The petition Of James G. Car
respecting prescription claim TO land in the south
western land district: referred TO the Committee Private
Land Claims
BY MIR. w. HUNT! The petition Of Caleb Marsh and i5
citizens Of Lockport New York in favor Of settling
tons disputes by congress Of nations other peaceful
mode.
BY Mr. FARAN: The petition and aecompanyn ing papers
Of Dennis Purss praying for compensation for the loss Of
keel boat during the revolutionary war; which refer
red to the Com mittee Revolutionary Claims. The
mortal Of he Protestant University Of the United States
PRAYING for grant Of land for the endow Of said Uni
yersty; which was referred to the Commfte on Public
Lands The petition 81 John Hudson praying for Of
pension Reconsideration Of Revolutionary servces which
referred TO the Committee on Revolutionary Pensions
The petition Of Mr. NJ B. STALL praying for pension
count Of services OF her deceased husband during the late
war which referred 10 the Committee Of Pensions.
- BY MI PHELPs The petition Of Geo Alexander and A.
coInNa o. Missouri praying to be allowed pre- mPtion
oauset o. and in said State upon which they have mill
erectedi referred TO the Committee on Public Lands
by NJ sAWf kR The petition from citizens OF Henry,
mood fanng utnam and Hancock counties in the State
o. Uhio ion mail route from Ottawa in Putnam county
Maeryine Lucas county: referred 70 the Committee on
lhe fost once and Post Roads The petition from citizens
o. indiana praying naval depot Toledo Ohio: referred
10 the Committee on Naval Affairs. ~ ~A'~