The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-26
Petitions under the Rule.


the Corporation Of Washington city, in behalf of the said
corporation and the people OF said city, In relation 10 hs
by vote OF the people Also two memorials from large
number OF citizens OF Washington, demonstrating against
the pasage OF the bill authorizing attachments mesne
By Mr.. CROMWELL: The petition OF u D. Kellogg, Hen
ry Carlisle, and Others citizens OF Newton Falls Trumbu
county, Ohio, demonstrating against the renewal OF the
patent OF Jetho Woods castIon plough referred the
BY Mr.. CUMMINS The remonstrance of Joseph Ank-
ney, and 80 other citizens Of Holmes county, Ohio, against
the extension of the Jethro Wood plough patent The
monstrance of James Helm and William Lindsey and 95
others OF the county and on the same subject The
the same county, and on the same subject The remon
of d. Keller, Phillip Kline, and 65 other citizens of
county, Ohio on The same subject referred to
the e. CS M, M S On Pa! Tn s and aoo
uments OF William Pelfry of Kentucky praying for pen
referred to the Committee Revoutona Pensions
pray ing for pensions referred the Committee In
By Mr.. GREGORY. The remonsrance of a large mum.
Der OF farmers and others, of the county OF Essex
in the State OF New Jersey against renewal OF the patent
BY Mr. GRINNELL: The petition of VIM. C. Sarbuck
and other caens OF Nantucket asking an appropriation
island Of Nanucie to form harbor of refuge for the nu-
merous vessels passing through the Vineyard Sound By
sss by f sss .e s ss
schooners ~ oops-aggegate 1885, estimated to be
BY Mr.. IvERsoN The petition of the heirs of Moses
Mathews, deceased a re evolutionary soldier
referred 10 the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
BY Mr. LAHM. The petition of Salmon Hunt and l2
citizens of Stark county Ohio asking Congress to provide
by law that all expenses hereafter urred in the pcsecu
Of the be raised by direct taxation the Amer-
By MI. McLANE: The petition Of Richard Pattison,
PRAYING the passage OF special act allowing him land
and his associates for authorizing contract 10 be
made with them to The public mail in vessels
BY Mr.. MORSE: The petition of VIM. A. Whitley, An
drew White and 81 others praying for the
the Post Office and Post Roads. The petition of g. B.
Barr and others, praying for the establishment of post
BY Mr.. NELSON. The petition of J. " Shaw. a. J.
praying that the general government shall longer traf
nc, nor permit traffic. IN the public lands yet in its posses
free of such possessed of other lands)
will occupy them allowing the settler the right dispose OF
the jurisdiction the public transferred
States or Territories only condition that such dspos
Pitt and other citizens of Rockand county, the same
subject: referred to the Committee Public Lands. The
joint resolution of the legislature of the State of New York
nsrucng the and representatives in Congress
from that State to oppose the passage of any law connu
ing renewing the ethro Wood patent for tho castron
BY Mr.. PEYTON The petition of citizens of Hancock
OF the Ohio river at Cumberland bar referred the Conn
m Rs M On P Hp1fEnd Fire Of
BY Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of IS citizen, of Mont
shment of mail from Union, through Frederickron
to Hyatsvile referred the Committee the Post
Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr. THOMPSON, of Pennsylvania: The petition OF
citizens of praying for the establishment,
ma-roue from Emberion. Venango county, to the mouth
of Tonesa creek, in the county, distance of 30
miles: referred to the Committee the Post Office and
Post Roads Also Temonsrance against the continuance
of Jehro Woods patent referred to the Committee on
Patents.
BY Mr.. TWEEDY The petition and accompanying pa
of Evander Soper and others, of Wisconsin, heirs
land for services and expenditures Of said Soper
in raising volunteer company first lieutenant during
the last with Great Britain.
BY Mr.. WENTWORTH The petition of sundry citizens
Of Homer Illinois, for reform in newspaper postage refer.
red the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads
Also the petition of sundry citizens in favor of reform the
presumption laws Also, the petition Of citizens of Du
Page county, for reform in newspaper postage.
BY Mr. WILLIAMS The petition of Mary Buck for n
penson referred the Committee Revolutionary PEN