Mr. Sevier presented the petition of sundry citizens of Barre county, in the State of Missouri, and Washington county, in the Territory of Arkansas, praying for a certain mail route from Washington county to Missouri.

Mr. Sevier presented, the petition of sundry inhabitants of Washington and Hempstead counties, in the Territory of Arkansas, for a mail route from Washington county to Jonesborough.

Mr. Sevier presented the petition of sundry inhabitants of the Territory of Arkansas and State of Missouri, for a mail route through Conway and Pope counties, to intersect the mail route from Little Rock to Fort Gibson. Ordered, That the said several petitions and memorials be referred to the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.

The undermentioned petitions and memorials, heretofore presented, were again presented, and referred to the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, viz:

By Mr. Ashley: The petition of sundry inhabitants of Missouri, for Fort Leavenworth and Fort Towson post route, presented February 2, 1835. By Mr. Ashley: The petition of inhabitants of the counties of Calaway, Boone, Monroe, and Randolph, in Missouri, for the establishment of a post route, presented December 12, 1833.

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By Mr. Ashley: The petition of sundry inhabitants of Lafayette county, in Missouri, présented January 13, 1834.

By Mr. Ashley: The petition of sundry citizens of Missouri, for a mail route from St. Charles, presented February 17, 1834.

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By Mr. Ashley: The petition of inhabitants of Morgan county, in Missouri, for a post office at the house of W. R. Butler, presented January 27, 1834.

By Mr. Ashley: The petition of sundry inhabitants of Missouri, for a post route on Black Water, presented January 20, 1834.

By Mr. Ashley: The petition of inhabitants of Missouri, for a post route from McKinstry's to Huntsville, presented December 30, 1833.

By Mr. Ashley: The petition of sundry inhabitants of Ripley, in Missouri, for a post route, presented January 6, 1834.

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By Mr. Ashley: The petition of sundry inhabitants of Lafayette county, Missouri, for a post route, presented February 18, 1833.

By Mr. White, of Florida: The petition of sundry inhabitants of Jackson county, Florida, for a post route, presented December 15, 1834.

By Mr. Hall, of Maine: The petition of inhabitants of Islesborough, in the State of Maine, for a mail route, presented February 2, 1835.

By Mr. Kinnard: The petition of inhabitants of Indiana, for a post route, presented February 10, 1834.

By Mr. Kinnard: The petition of inhabitants of Indiana, for a mail route from Martinsville to Michigan town, presented March 24, 1834.

By Mr. Kinnard: The petition of inhabitants of the State of Indiana, for Noblesville post route, presented February 9, 1835.

By Mr. Kinnard: A resolution adopted April 10, 1834, relative to Martinsville and Shelbyville post roads.

By Mr. Kinnard: The petition of inhabitants of Indiana, for a mail route from Indianapolis to David Lindley's house, presented April 7, 1834.

By Mr. Kinnard: The petition of inhabitants of Indiana, for a post route from Shelbyville to Mooresville, in Morgan county, presented March 5, 1834

By Mr. Kinnard. The petition of inhabitants of Indiana, for a post route from Strawtown to Kirk's cross roads, presented December 24, 1833. 1833-09 By Mr. Lane: The petition of inhabitants of Indiana, for a mail route, presented December 23, 1834.

By Mr. Lane: The petition of inhabitants of Indiana, for Dearborn county post office, presented January 26, 1835, .940 19305

By Mr. Rice Garland: The petition of sundry inhabitants of Concor dia, in Louisiana, for a post route, presented December 16, 1833.

By Mr. Rice Garland: The petition of inhabitants of Claiborne, in Louisiana, for a post route, presented April 28, 1834.,

By Mr. Heman Allen: The petition of inhabitants of Vermont, for a post route from Johnson to Derby, presented December 12, 1833... I I Mr. Kinnard presented the petition of sundry inhabitants of Indiana, pray ing for a post route from Greensburgh to Columbus. Ordered that the said petition be referred to the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads

Mr. Taliaferro presented the petition of Lucy Alexander and others, of Stafford county, in the State of Virginia, heirs of Doctor Lawrence Brooke, praying for an allowance due to their deceased ancestor, on account of certain prizes captured by the Bon Homme Richard, Capt. Paul Jones, in the revolutionary war, on board of which her said ancestor was surgeon. I Mr. Loyall presented the memorial of sundry warrant officers of the navy, consisting of gunners, carpenters, sail-makers, and boatswains, on the subject of their salaries.

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Mr. Loyall presented the memorial of John J. Young, late a lieutenant in the navy, praying pecuniary aid for wounds received by the firing of a gun on board the United States ship Hornet in 1829.

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Mr. McKeon presented the memorial of Charles H. Duryee, a lieute in the navy of the United States, relative to his pay, and rations,l Mr. Cambreleng, presented sundry documents relating to the memorial of Janette Taylor, one of the heirs of John Paul Jones, deceased.

Mr. Doubleday presented the memorial of Gratia Ray, widow of William Ray, late a quartermaster in the United States navy, praying for a pension out of the navy pension fund. Cucing at :qu

"Ordered, That the said severnd memorials be referred to the petitions and Committee on Naval Affairs..

The undermentioned petitions and memorials, heretofore presented, were again presented, and referred to the Committee on Nayal Affairs, viz: v By Mr. Craig: The petition of Samuel W. Ruff, presented December 29,

By Mr. Mercer: The petition of Gætano Carusi, presented December 21, 1830.

By Mr. Loyall: The petition of D. G. Farragut, presented December 1$34.

By Mr. Patton: 'The petition of John H. Aulick, presented May 13, 1834, By Mr. Cambreleng The memorial of Edmund Fanning, presented December 21, 1831.

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By Mr. Fairfield. The petition of John Morch, presented, December 22,

Mr. Hopkins presented the petition of James Cuddy, of Virginia, praying for a pension or compensation as an artificer in the revolutionary war. o Mr. Chilton Allan presented sundry documents in favor of a claim of the heirs of Levi Todd, deceased, for half pay for services of their ancestor during the revolution.

Mr. Mason, of Ohio, presented the petition of John Gregg, of Ohio, only heir of the late John Gregg, deceased, an officer of the revolution, praying for compensation due to his father.

Mr. Ashley presented the petition of Margaret Carter and heirs of Bennet Belew, of Kaskaskia, in the State of Illinois, praying for a grant of four hundred acres of land.

Mr. Ashley presented the petition of Isaac N. Piggott, of Illinois, praying compensation for services of his deceased father, rendered during the revolution.

Mr. Leonard presented the petition of Thomas Park, of the State of Indiana, praying compensation for private property taken for the use of Government during the revolutionary war.

Mr. Hunt presented the petition of Alvert Pawlings, of the State of New York, praying compensation in lands for revolutionary services.

Mr. Gideon Lee presented the memorial of Margaret Cooper and others, heirs of John Campbell, late of the city of New York, praying remuneration for services rendered by the said Campbell during the revolutionary

war.

Mr. Washington presented the petition of the heirs of the late Col. Uriah Forest, of Maryland, deceased, praying for three years' half pay.

Mr. Washington presented the petition of the representatives of Col. John H. Stone, deceased, praying for commutation and bounty land.

Mr. Loyall presented the memorial of William E. Cunningham, of Virginia, relative to compensation for half pay due to his deceased ancestor.

Mr. Loyall presented the memorial of Doctor Joseph Prescott, a surgeon in the revolution, relative to commutation.

Ordered, That the said several petitions and memorials be referred to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims.

The undermentioned petitions and memorials, heretofore presented, were again presented, and referred to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims,

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By Mr. Taliaferro: The petition of Thomas Wishart, presented December 11, 1833.

By Mr. Talaiferro: The petition of Doctor John Juliand, presented April 7, 1834.

By Mr. Taliaferro: The petition of Francis A. Thornton and Elza P. Gwinn, presented April 30, 1832.

By Mr. Ward: The petition of Jonathan Ward, presented February 13, 1832.

By Mr. Ward: The petition of Samuel Young, presented December 17, 1827.

By Mr. Loyall: The petition of Willis Riddick, presented December 27, 1833.

By Mr. Bouldin: The petition of the heirs of Peter Garland, presented January 8, 1835.

By Mr. Robertson: The petition of Col. William Fountain, presented December 10, 1834.

By Mr. Robertson: The petition of Garland Burnley's heirs, presented December 10, 1834.

By Mr. Fry: The petition of Stephen Moylan's heirs, presented December 9, 1834.

By Mr. Banks: The petitition of H. H. Baird, presented February 20, 1832.

By Mr. Parker: The petition of Margaret White, widow of Anthony W. White, presented December 12, 1833.

By Mr. Gideon Lee: The petition of the executor of Anthony Bartow, deceased, presented December 16, 1833.

By Mr. Beardsley: The petition of Abel Guthrie, presented December 11, 1833.

By Mr. Lansing: The petition of John H. Wendell's heirs, presented December 21, 1831.

By Mr. Hiland Hall: The petition of Amasa Soper's heirs, presented December 11, 1833.

By Mr. Everett: The petition of Lydia Parkhurst and others, presented February 28, 1820.

By Mr. Judson: The petition of Frederick Knowlton et. al, presented December 16, 1833.

By Mr. Briggs: The petition of George Allen, presented April 6, 1832. By Mr. Evans: The petition of Elizabeth Bean, presented December 27, 1833.

By Mr. White, of Florida: The petition of Jesse Potts, presented January 16, 1835.

By Mr. Kinnard: The petition of Humphrey Barrett, presented December 10, 1834.

By Mr. Davis: The petition of Francis Vigo, presented December 30, 1833.

By Mr. Garland, of Virginia: The petition of Isaac White and others, presented January 6, 1834.

By Mr. Garland, of Virginia: The petition of James Dillard, executor, presented December 22, 1832.

By Mr. Garland, of Virginia: The memorial of Thomas Massie, presented December 16, 1833.

By Mr. Garland, of Virginia: The memorial of Capt. Thomas Thweatt, presented January 6, 1834.

By Mr. Dunlap: The petition of Samuel P. Ash, presented December 9,

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By Mr. R. M. Johnson: The petition of William Vawters, presented January 20, 1834.

By Mr. R. M. Johnson: The petition of Michael Knies, presented December 23, 1833.

By Mr. Hopkins: The petitition of William Rodgers, presented December 12, 1834.

By Mr. Hopkins: The petition of the heirs of Thomas Helm, presented December 15, 1834.

By Mr. Hopkins: The petition of Col. Francis Taylor, presented December 19, 1833.

By Mr. Hopkins: The petition of John Layton's heirs, presented January 20, 1834.

By Mr. Hopkins: The petition of Robert Layton, presented January 20, 1834.

By Mr. Hopkins, The petition of Doctor G. B. Horner, presented Jan uary 5, 1835.

By M. Hopkitis: The petition of Thatcher V. Webb, executor of William C. Webb, presented December 8, 1834.

On motion of Mr. Chilton Allan, 19 mond al a Resolved, That the Committee on Revolutionary Claims be instructed to inquire into the propriety of authorizing by law, the payment to the representatives of William Boyce, of such sum as may appear to be justly due and payable on account of his services as lieutenant in the revolutionary

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Mr. Everett presented the petition of Mary A. Patrick, widow of the late Capt. Alexander Patrick, of the United States Army, deceased, praying for a settlement of the accounts of her husband.

Mr. Howard presented the petition of James Rigden, a soldier of the United States Army, praying for the passage of an act compensating him for losses and sufferings in the service of his country.

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Mr. Taliaferro presented the memorial of William S. Colquhoun, à lieutenant in the Army, in the year 1819, relative to his claim for moneys expended for the benefit of Government.

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Mr. Garland presented the memorial of the officers of the 7th regiment, United States Infantry, of the Army of the United States, relative to the pay of the Army.

Mr. Kinnard presented the petition of Jacob Shenkle, of Indiana, praying compensation for military services rendered during the last war!

Mr. Ashley presented the petition of Joseph Barclay, of Missouri, praying compensation for military service rendered during the last war..

Mr. Ashley presented the memorial of Isaac Ruland, of the State of Missouri, relative to his property lost during the last war.

Mr. Ashley presented the petition of Richard B. Brumfield, praying re muneration for the services of his father, who, in his lifetime, was a soldier n a company of rangers, in the Territory of Missouri.

Mr. Sevier presented the memorial of the General Assembly of Arkansas, relative to the want of arms and other munitions of war. 00:00 59103 Ordered, That the said several petitions and memorials be referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.

The under mentioned petitions and memorials, heretofore presented, were again presented, and referred to the Committee on Military Affairs, viz: 46 By Mr. R. M. Johnson: The petition of Caroline E. Clitherall, presented LEZ. 10 · vint March 5, 1834.

By Mr. Taliaferro The petition of Henry Lee, presented December 18,

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By Mr. Wardwell? The petition of David Kilbourn, presented January 25. 1830.

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By Mr. Hiland Hall? The petition of Sylvester Day, presented January 12, 1835.

By Mr. Judson: The petition of inhabitants of Tolland county, Connecticut, for erecting a monument to N. Hale, presented January 12, 18350m VMAshley presented the petition of the heirs of John Mullanphy, deceased, late of the State of Missouri, praying for a confirmation of their claims to twenty-two certain tracts of land. 200 ad ;entage1..21 v

Mr. Adams presented the memorial of Margaret Freeman, widow of the iate Constant Freeman praying for the benefit of the act of February 24, 1810, granting land to refugees from Canada.

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