The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-14
THE UNION.

that said lands shall be laid out in farms and lots for the
ee use OF such czens no possessed OF other and as
lands be transferred TO States Territories only condi
By Mr. ALEx EvHSs Ths A ps,ion ns of Rob R. EN-
and Others citizehs of Caroline county Maryland
praying the dscontinuance of certain mail routes and the
Post Office and Post Roads The petition of VIM. Hudson
George w. Bennett, David F. Karsner John J. II Poole
and Others, praying the appointment of person grant
enronents and licenses 10 reside at Chesapeake City
By Mr. FICKLIN The petition Of number Of citizens
of Clark, Cumberland and Coles Counties in the State
Illinois, mailroate from York via Merose Ma tins
vile, and Salisbury, Charleston: referred TO the Commit
tee on the Post Office and Post Roads
BY Mr. GOTT: Several affidavts OF citizens OF Monroe
county, New York, showing paid for the privilege Of
"f By E CO. S ssiS1 P0Tf S Dsoo Of ohD R,v
Nicholas Rape. and hundred and three other
OF New Jersey asking Congress for appropriation
move the distinctions from Great Egg Harbo said
State referred TO the Committee Commerce. The petit
non OF Job Hanss Reuben Roberts and 2s other citizens
from hs city asss
said State and certain post offices therein named referred
to the Gommse en- on the Post Office and Post Roads
Wheaand for military depot the mouth of the Genesee
river in the State Of New York referred the Committee
on Military Affairs petition suggesting the propety of
| a general law by which all Incorporated plank road
companies may be permitted to import lumber for actual
permitted to import iron for the use of their respective
Mr. MCKAY The peaon Of Sarah U 9ae of Coum
bus North Carolina, asking that compensation may be
which he furnished tic the American army in the rsyo
tIonay wars referred TO the Committee on Revolutionary
BY Mr.. LAHMs Tho remonsuance of Christian Kryder,
and 10 other citizens OF Stark county, Ohio, against
further extension OF the patent for the Woods castron
other citizens OF Stark county, the subject that
Jos Rhodes and IS olhers that of F. Durdiey, and -
Others that of X, Partridge and 55 Others that of VIM
anderson and on others that OF Isaac Clay and 40 others
that OF Jas Johnson, and 10 ohera OF Stark county,
the same subject referred TO the COMMITTEE Patents
BY Mr. McCLELLAND. The remonstrance of Charles
Chandler and Others citizens of Clinton Michigan against
the further extension Of the Jethro Wood patent
by MI nelson The petition Of Thomas Luhard and
ect of the reduction of postage newspapers referred
to the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads The
citizens OF Orange county New York against the rene wa
extension Of the patent Jethro Wood for the castro
resolution of the Senate and Assembly the State of New
York against any alteration Of the ac concerning pilots
by which competition among pilots would be diminish
ed referred to the Committee on Commerce. similar
joint resolution in favor OF the continuance of pensions
the widows of soldiers Of the revolutions referred the
| Committee on Revolutionary Pensions.
! By Mr. RUMSEY: The petition of VIM II. Lamport
and Others citizens Of Ontario county New York against
sy M Ne shso
referred the Committee Invalid Pensions
! By Mr.. THOMPSON, of Pa: The memorial from citi-
Crawford county, Pa to Columbus, Warren county, Pa,
via Rome, Eded and Spring Creek referred to the Com
Sarah Wood, widow of Roger Wood, who served in the
last war; praying for pension: referred to the Committee
BY Mr.. TURNER. The petition of P. b. Carter and 1870
others praying for mail-roue from Peru to Princeton,
Winnebago, Yorktown, Washington, Bennington, Gran
das Ferry Auca Fairpor, Gortons Grove and Pleasant
Rock Island, in the State of Illinois. The petition Of
VIM H. Dual and others, praying for the route The
petition of s. D. Carpenter and l2s others praying for
mail-roue from Elizabeth Freeport in the State of Hi
The petition of d. H. Birdsa postmaster Dixon
Illinois, praying for additional compensation The petition
and papers of John Howe, of Freepo in the State of Hi
nois praying for law authorizing the allowance and pay
ment OF certain accounts