The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-08

thereof advantages fishermen they therefore pray
that the duty Goldfish may be increased and made spe
clnc.
BY Mr.. E. B. HOLINESS The remonstranoe Of Hiram
Wright and liz other citizens OF Monroe county, New
York, against extending The paen. OF Jehro Wood The
county, New iCF against extending the here
tolore granted to Jethro Wood
BY Mr.. l. L. HOLMES; The petition of Abrams and
Others for papers to change the name OF the French brig
| Bontemps 10 Palmetto.
BY Mr. HUNT. The remonstrance of I25 citizens of Cal.
edonia New York. against renewing the patent OF Jethro
Wood Aso Of POS citizens OF Orleans county New York,
| BY Mr. HUDSON. The memorial of Enoch Pond and
6l Others praying that be restored to the coun
BY Mr.. IvERSONi The petition and papers of Abram
Pnm, Stafford Seymour, Co. and Others, praying pay
men Tor Indian depredatons referred TO the COMMITTEE oil
BY MI. R; w. JOHNSON Five memorials, praying the
mlee Commerce. The petition OF VIM. Field, for re-
lief &c referred TO the Committee of Ways and Means
ham and 1870 citizens and farmers of Stark county Ohio,
demonstrating against another extension OF the patent Tor
citizens Stark county Ohio the subjects of "
Backins and AZ other ciuzens OF Stark county Ohio on
Stark county, subject; of David r. Atwater and
80 other etzens Of Stark county Ohio on The same sub
county, Ohio the same subjects all OF which were refer
| red 10 the Committee on Patents.
BY Mr.. MARVIN The following memorials, all remon-
TIN If e Of the s % SO ae wa1a
citizens of Ontario county OF George Hall and 100 other
he 50
other citizens of Chauauque county of William II. Riley
and 50 other citizens of the ast-named county; of s. H.
Dickinson others county named; of f. A.
Lester and 80 others of the lastnamed county and OF
Forbes Johnson and "a other citizens OF Chauauque coun-
ty all OF the State OF New York referred TO the Committee
on Patents
| BY Mr. NEWELL: The memorial of William Riley Jo-
seph Goodenough and Others praying the of
postroute from KeypoIt Squancum, Monmouth
ty New Jersey; referred Committee the Post Of
BY Mr. PHELPS The petition of citizens of the western
part Missouri praying the establishment judicial
praying compensation for services of his who march
ed 10 the place of rendezvous be mustered into service
after having volunteered, and received into
vice. The petition of John Young and Others citizens of
Ozark county Missouri praying that tract OF land be
Mr.. POLLOCK withdrew from the files of the House the
petition and of Jas Brown of Pennsylvania sol
der the revolutionary asking Of pension &c
BY Mr.. PUTNAM The memorial of William G. Morse,
that they be laid into farms for the free of those
who not possessed land and opposed TO any grant
of H. N. Stanley and others, citizens of Gen
county, New York. against the revival Of the patent OF
Jethro Wood for cast-ron plough; and OF Nelson Wo-
bait and others, citizens OF the county OF Wyoming New
BY Mr. RIiETT: The petition of John Lowe, praying
Congress to authorize him to construct astronomical
chart Tor the of the government referred to the Com
By Mr.. ROBINSON: The Iemonstrance ofG. G. Sharp
and 81 Others Of Laurel Indiana and its Vicinity
patents referred to the Committee of Claims
aynr s ssh Moses Of
from Muncey, in Delaware county, Indiana by way of
Alexander, Madison the
county, in the State aforesaid referred to the Committee
the Post Office and Post Roads The petition of George
Indiana, Praying the establishment Of mai route from
West Unity in Williams county Ohio, to Angola in steu
the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads
By Mr. ROCKWELL, of Massachusetts: The petition of
the late Lieut. Col Hugh Maxwell Of the army of the
By M shWYER The petition of citizens of Ohio for
mailrout from West Unity, by way Of Spring Lake. in
Ohio, to Angola in the State OF Indiana referred to the
BY SUNDERLAND: remonstrance of s6 of the Cit.
zens and farmers of the county Of Albany. and the State
Wood, now deceased referred to the Committee on Pat
BY Mr. R. SMITH. The petition of a largo number of
ciiZens OF Monroe and Randolph countless praying the
tabshment of mal-roue from Waterloo, in Monroe
ter Randolph county, of Washing ton r Meer and IlI
other citizens Of Madison county, Illinois, praying educ
ton OF newspaper postage, and particularly juvenile
papers OF small dimensions which referred to the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
By Mr. AND. STEWART; The memorial of Thomas F.
~ al ion to n6e the Treasury
% M o1 %, s eprs
to IN the 6, Computes N, ter, Of Ways and Means
BY Mr. SMART: The petition of Edward Cole, OF Frank
Tort, Name Tor an increase of pension; referred the
cGm gl e. on Mn, Invalid Pensions
esq and 81 other citizens of Iowa. praying the esab-
na ol maroue from Fairfield jefferson county
city, referred to the Committee the Post Office and Post
BY Mr.. TWEEDY: The petition of Plny Allen super
Others citizens Of Waworh and Rock counties Wiscon
route from Milwaukee to Belo Wisconsin, via Troy, Elk
horn, Deayan, Daren, Aliens Grove, and Clinton The
Fondduac county, Wisconsin. praying for the establish
ment Of maroue from that place to Dartfod Marquette
county, via Ceresco. The petition of Lemuel Holester
and 40 Others of Wisconsin, praying for the establishment
OF mail,59nte from Darien to Whitewater, in Walworth
county Wisconsin, through Reeds Corners, Richmond
and Keech's Corners. The petition of William James, and
9 @ o the M The
route from Darien, through Reeds Corners, Richmond