By Mr. Milligan: The petition of John Jones, presented January 13, 1834. By Mr. Taliaferro: The petition of John A. Parker and others, presented January 21, 1828. By Mr. Lucas: The petition of James Cheek, presented December, 1834. By Mr. Chilton Allan: The petition of Benjamin W. Dudley, executor of Charles Wilkins, presented December 9, 1834. By Mr. Boyd: The petition of David S. Campbell, presented December 8, 1834. By Mr. Kinnard: The petition of Scioto Evans, presented December 11, 1834. By Mr. Kinnard: The petition of Andrew Hoover, presented December 10, 1834. By Mr. May: The petition of frontier settlers in Illinois, in relation to Indian depredations, presented January 12, 1835. By Mr. May: The memorial of James Adams, presented January 24, 1834. By Mr. May: The petition of John Brophy, presented January 5, 1835. By Mr. May: The petition of Samuel Cozard, presented February 16, 1835. By Mr. White, of Florida: The petition of Elias Wallen, presented January 23, 1835. By Mr. White, of Florida: The petition of Don Juan Madrazo, presented December 15, 1834. By Mr. White, of Florida: The petition of Samuel Sanderson, presented December 29, 1834. By Mr. Cave Johnson: The petition of Reuben N. Bullard, presented December 18, 1832. On motion of Mr. Whittlesey, Ordered, That the undermentioned petitions, heretofore presented, be referred to the Committee of Claims, viz: The petition of James Tilford, presented December 19, 1831. The petition of John Pierce and Daniel Van Voorhis, presented, January 13, 1834. The petition of Joseph Cooper, presented January 20, 1834. The petition of the heirs of Thomas F. Townley, presented December 23, 1833. The petition of Virginia Franzoni, guardian of the children of Francis Jardella, and administratrix of her late father, Guizeppe Franzoni, presented December 23, 1831. The petition of the executors of William Findley, deceased, presented March 25, 1822. The petition of Marinus W. Gilbert, presented January 20, 1834. The petition of Doctor William Baker, presented February 10, 1834. The petition of Benjamin Franklin Stickney, presented January 27, 1834. The petition of Henry Knowles, sen. presented January 21, 1833. The petition of Owen and Jacob Rice, representatives of Jacob Eyerly, presented February 12, 1833. The petition of Lieutenant Washington Seawell, presented May 6, 1834. The petition of Joseph Russ and Stephen Roach, presented March 25, 1834. The petition of Jane Taylor and children, heirs of James Plunkett, presented April 28, 1834. The petition of Josias Thompson, presented January 10, 1831. The petition of Willie Blount, presented December 15, 1823. The petition of Laurentius M. Eiler, presented December 11, 1833. The petition of John Saunders and Perley Putnam, presented December 16, 1833. The petition of Joel Sartain, presented January 21, 1833. The petition of Joshua Cullumber, presented May 19, 1834. The petition of Stephen Crittenden, presented December 23, 1835. The petition of the heirs of Benjamin Bentley, presented December 10, 1834. The petition of Thomas C. Beacham's heirs, presented March 12, 1832. 1835. By Mr. Calhoun, of Massachusetts: The petition of Roswell Lee, presented December 28, 1832. Mr. Evans presented the petition of Barnard Pompilly, praying for a pension, in consequence of wounds alleged to have been received in the last war. Mr. Evans presented the petition of Stephen Morrill, of the State of Maine, praying for a pension, in consequence of injury alleged to have been received in the late war. Mr. Evans presented the petition of Samuel T. Winslow, of the State of Maine, praying for a pension, in consequence of injury alleged to have been received in the last war. Mr. Hall presented the petition of Noah Miller, of the State of Maine, praying that his pension, which commenced on the first of January, 1835, may be extended back to January 1, 1815. Mr. Grennell, presented the petition of Joshua Wheeler, of Worcester, in the State of Massachusetts, a soldier in the last war, praying for an increase of his pension. Mr. Adams presented the petition of Tillson Barrows, in the State of Massachusetts, a soldier of the last war, praying that his name may be enrolled on the invalid pension list of the United States. Mr. Dutee J. Pearce presented the petition of Michael Quin, of the State of Rhode Island, praying relief in relation to injury sustained in blasting rocks for the erection of fortifications in the harbor of Newport. Mr. Heman Allen presented the petition of Amos Mansfield, jr. of the State of Vermont, a soldier in the last war, praying for a pension. J112207 pe estool vuelo come ar Mr. Gideon Lee presented, the petition of James B. Folsom, late a seaman on board the United States revenue cutter, Alert, setting forth that he was wounded by the bursting of a cannon at the time of the President's visit to the city of New York, in June, 1833, and praying relief in the premises. Mr. Banks presented the petition of George White, of the State of Pennsylvania, praying that his name may be placed on the pension roll of the United States, in consequence of the loss of his eyesight by the discharge of a cannon, during the last war.mins we go? 3 ח Mr. Ash presented the petition of Daniel Palmer, praying remuneration, for services rendered and misfortunes, sustained while a soldier in the late war. 297 Mr. Washington presented the petition of Eliza Causin and Ann Turner, praying to be allowed the balance of a pension due to their deceased father, John H. Stone. Mr. Johnson, of Kentucky, presented the petition of C. A. Collier, of the State of Kentucky, praying for a pension, on account of an injury received while in the service of the United States during the late war. Mr. Owens presented the petition of Thomas Paine, of the United States Navy, praying for the passage of an act granting him a pension from the 7th of October, 1814, to the 7th of February, 1834, Mr. Kinnard presented the petition of Aaron D. Foster, of the State of Indiana, a soldier in the last war, praying for a pension, in consequence of wounds received in the service of his country. ad pedera Mr. Kinnard presented the petition of John H. Newland, of the State of Indiana, alleging that he was wounded at the battle of Tippecanoe, in the year 1811, and praying that his name may be inscribed on the pension roll. Mr. Ashley presented the petition of George Elliott, of the State of Mis souri, praying for a pension, in consequence of wounds received during the late war while in the army of the United States. The undermentioned petitions and memorials, heretofore presented, were, again presented, and referred to the Committee on Invalid Pensions, vizs By Mr. Kinnard; The petition of James Calvin, presented December 23 1834. 16291st and 2, meditation By Mr. Lane The petition of Enoch Blaisdell, presented January 27, 1834. By MrLang The petition of Richard Oliver, presented, December 10 1834, By Mr Joseph Johnson: The petition of Beverly Roy, presented. Deeember 29, By Mr. Howard: The petition of Edward Nicholas, presented December 11, 1833. I By Mr. Beardsley: The petition of John Munsee, presented February 17. 1834. By Mr. Beardsley: The petition of Jared Buckingham, presented January 30. 1832. - Realtor ISOT By Mr. Taylor: The petition of Origen Eaton, presented March 24, 1834. By Mr. Evans: The petition of Josiah H. Brown, presented February 17. 1834. By Mr. Evans: The petition of Isaac Carter, presented February 24, 1831. By Mr. Henry Johnson: The petition of Robert Spedden, presented December 8, 1834 Mr. Robertson presented the petition of Henry Gibson, clerk of the court of the United States, for the fifth circuit and eastern district of Virginia, praying legislative relief in relation to the act of Congress providing compensation for the clerks in the courts of the United States. Mr. Sampson Mason presented the petition of James Smith, of the State of Ohio, praying relief from a certain judgment' obtained upon a bond, in which the petitioner was surety. Mr. Sevier presented the petition of James Wilson, relative to a certain claim against the Government for damages on protested drafts. A Ordered, That the said petitions and memorials be referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. The under mentioned petitions and memorials, heretofore presented, were again presented, and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary, viz: By Mr. Ashley: The petition of Joseph V. Garnier, presented January IS. 1831. By Mr. Patton: The petition of George Ficklin and Daniel Ward, presented February 3, 1831. By Mr. Tahaferro: The petition of Nathaniel Tyler, presented December 30, 1833. By Mr. Sutherland: The petition of David Caldwell, presented May 19, 1831. By Mr. Chambers: The petition of Thomas McClelland, presented January 20, 1834. By Mr. Beardsley: The petition of Amos Butler, presented January 13, 1831. By Mr. Bailey: The petition of Abiel Wood, presented December 17, 1833. ་་་ Mr. Cambreleng presented a petition of sundry merchants of the city of New York, praying that the extra duty imposed by the tariff of 1828, may Mr. Ingersoll presented a petition of S. Morris Waln, of the city of Philadelphia, praying relief in relation to certain losses by fire in said city. Mr. Ingersoll presented a petition of John F. Lewis, merchant, of the city of Philadelphia, praying relief from an increase of duty on certain Canton goods occasioned by the late alteration of the tariff law. Mr. Owens presented a pétition of the President, Directors and Company of the Steam-boat Company of Georgia," praying for the privilege of importing two iron steam-boats into the United States, free of duty!" A Ordered, That the said petition be referred to the Committee of Ways and Means. The under mentioned petitions and memorials, heretofore presented, were again presented, and referred to the Committee of Ways and Means, viz: By Mr. White, of Florida: The petition of inhabitants of Florida relative to Fort Marion sea wall, presented April 7, 1834. By Mr. Cambreleng: The petition of Robert McJimsey, presented March 5, 1834. By Mr. Cambreleng: The petition of Thomas Dickson & Co. presented December 11, 1833. Mr. Weeks presented the petition of Nathaniel Gunniston, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, owner and master of the schooner Fanny, in the year 1803, praying that a fisherman's bounty may be granted him. Mr. Adams presented the petition of sundry inhabitants of the Territory of Michigan, praying for the speedy construction of a harbor at the mouth of St. Joseph's, in the Michigan Territory. Mr. Jarvis presented a petition for the same purpose from other inhabitants of Michigan. Mr. Philips presented the petition of Ebenezer Phillips and others, of the State of Massachusetts, praying for an allowance of bounty on a fishing vessel duly fitted out and lost at sea. Mr. Lawrence presented the petition of the public appraisers for the port of Boston, praying for an additional compensation for their services. Mr. Judson presented the petition of sundry citizens of the State of Connecticut, praying that the city of Norwich be made a port of entry. Mr. Lansing presented the petition of sundry masters and owners of vessels navigating the Hudson river, praying for the erection of a lighthouse at a place called Esopus Meadows, and the placing of a buoy on the wreck of a vessel sunk in Tappan bay. Mr. Ashley presented the memorial of the Legislature of the State of Missouri, relative to the establishment of hospitals on the western waters. Mr. Ashley also presented a memorial of the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, relative to the trade between that State and the Republic of Mexico. Mr. Sevier presented the memorial of the General Assembly of the Territory of Arkansas, relative to an appropriation for the building of a hospital near the mouth of White river, on the Mississippi. Mr. Joseph M. White submitted sundry documents relative to a lighthouse on South Cape, in Florida. Ordered, That the said petition and memorials be referred to the Committee on Commerce. The under mentioned petitions and memorials, heretofore presented, were again presented, and referred to the Committee on Commerce, viz: By Mr. Hall: The petition of sundry citizens of the State of Maine, presented February 17, 1834 By Mr. Harper: The petition of George Gott and Jonathan Tarr, presented January 27, 1834. By Mr. Philips: The petition of Joseph W. Green, presented May 15, 1834. By Mr. Philips: The petition of Joseph W. Wormstead, presented Jan. 10, 1834. By Mr. Harper: The petition of Abiel Roads et al. presented January 5, 1833. By Mr. Evans: The petition of Reuben Colburn, presented December 15, 1834. By Mr. Jarvis: The petition of Henry Darling, presented Jan. 9, 1832. |