The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-20


Mr. sIBLEY gave notee Of bill for extending the right
Of pre- P,Ic I. e settlers unsarveyed lands
ny Mr. HAM MONDs The petition Of Mariana Cham
Be Unidentified for losses sustained om Psnch spoIasons
prior 10 and during the 1901 referred Commit
BY Mr.. COBB. OF Alabama. The position Of William j.
Prices which was referred to the COMMITTEES Public
BY Mr. STANTON, Of Kentucky, -he petition Of N Ste
phens and Others citizens Of Kentucky, protesting agans,
the employment Of caplans by the Congress Of the United
s'ssi No o. n re aETy q nsy
sdert Of Ocean Insurance Company, and eighty -four
others mechan's shipowners ship masters and others
new prime meridian; which referred 10 the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs.
rss Bordsy Others praying indemnify for French sPo
liatons' referred % the Committee on Claims,
for The Of fine imposed upon him for viola
ton Of the coas.ingg laws.
phne Isabella Trepagnie widow Of the late p B. DE Belle
yue praying for pension referred to the COMMITTEES on
On motion by Mr.. LA sERE,
The PspsTs q psphine Isabella Trepagasr widow Of
from the file. Of tho House. and referred the Committee
% BY vi M Mann The petition Of william
Barton. Philip Morger and thirty Others citizens Of Bed
and thirty Others citizens Of Bedford county Pennsy
vana, praying Congress 70 abolish the Office chaplain,
and % refrain from MI legislation religious subjects
On motion by Mr.. LA SERE,
Moses H. Coaes be taken from The dies Of The House. and
be referred e the Committee on Claims
other ani cizsn. Of Psansyisaas praying al
side 81 Reedy island. in the Delaware rivers referred
M B. Mr. RTM e ss petition q citizen, Or
and Clinton counties. New York. for additional duty on
Also two petitions from czsns Of New York. to abolish
the Office Of chaplain, &c
gy Mr. wALDEN The petition q Daniel aags,
by Mr.. MiLLsoN The petition Of William B. Binsley
and wife, asking additional compensation for Of
aod In GosPo Virginia. sold to the United States as site
BY Mr.. BOWDoN The petition Of william M. Mitchell.
and sundry other citizens OF Alabama reference the
election BY Congress- c referred % the Com
by Mr. HUNTER. The resolutions Of the legislature Of
he ysny me he asa, e he
ferred e The he, COMMITTEES GO mn on Public Lands d
praying for an invalid pensions referred to the Committee
on invalid Pensions.
Also the petition Of Francis Yoas and John r. Rogers,
stating they made mistake in entering certain tracts OF
land at the Springfield land Office, Missour praying for
lief, referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
Also, the petition Of Burton McGheo and others, citizens
of Nc Donald County Missouri praying Or Pssa route
Raaedse. Honey Creek Also for from
shoe, Newton county, Ru,ledge. Mcdonald county
Also the petition Of John Norris lor himself and other
citizens Of Newton county,, Missouri, praying for post
referred TO the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads. Il
BY Mr.. MATTESoN The petition Of J. Sidney Hen.
shaw mathematical professor in the navy, discharged
under the Of Congress passed august l545 reducing
the number from twentyone to twelye, for relief.
Also the petition OF Sarah Bowler for relief for loss
tanned by her father revolutionary soldier on continental
money paid him.
Also the petition of Joseph Beckwth and eghyseven
oher citizens of New York. against Congress employing
chapains.
Also the petition Of Michael Long, Of Oneida county,
New York, Tor grant Of land.
Also the petition of Henry Turner, heir assignee and
of Henry W. Turner deceased, compen
saon for seizure and sale Of the slip vigan BY Richard
s. Hackley, acting vice consul OF The United States in
Spain.
BY Mr. BJYDi The memorial Of sundry citizens OF Ken
lucky In favor Of aboshng the Office OF chaplain In the
army, navy, and Congress OF the United States
I'VE have hand several other petitions de-, the pub
LEGATION Of which, for want Of space, have been con-
PEELED suspend They shall ALL however, appear in
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