...committee of the whole House on Thursday next. Mr. Mills submitted a resolution, which was redd as follows, viz. Resolved, That the Secretary of War be directed to lay before this House, a statement of the expenses incurred for the service of the militia called iorth by the authority of...

...committee of the whole House on Thursday next. Mr. Mills submitted a resolution, which was read as follows, viz. Resolved, That the Secretary of War be directed to lay before this House, a statement of the expenses incurred for the service of the militia called forth by the authority of...

...county of Westchester, so as to avoid the difficult and dangerous passes in the high lands. Mr. Condict moved the following resolution; which was read, and laid on the table, viz: Itesolved, That the President of the United States be requested to inform this House whether or not...

...Tallmadge, and Mr. Mason of Rhode Island, were appointed the said committee. On nidi ion of Mr. Burwell, Resolved, That the Secretary of War, be directed to lay before this House, a statement of the claim of the state of Massachusetts, for the expenses of calling out the militia...

...OF REPIÏESENTATIVES.— SAME DAT. Mr. MERCER laid on the table the following resolves: Hetolveii, That the Secretary of War be directed to lay before this House any information in his Department, which may serve to shew the actual value of such property as was occupied or supposed to...

...HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.— SAME DAI. Mr. MERCER laid on the table the following resolves: Retailed, That the Secretary of War be directed to lay before this House any information in his Department, which may serve to shew the actual value of such property as was occupied or supposed to...

...SHOT. The following resolution, offered by Mr. REED on the 9th instant, was then taken up by consent: Resolved, That the Secretary of War be directed to lay before this House a statement of the contracts, and with whom made, for cannon and shot, and the prices paid for each,...

...prove mutually beneficial for the Government, and this class of meritorious public debtors. Mr. Sevier moved the following resolution ; which was read, and laid on the table, viz : Revolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury he instructed to furnish this House, as soon as possible,...

...to Covington, in Georgia, to the town of Decatur, in the county of DC Kalb. Mr. White, of New York, moved the following resolution; which was read, and laid on the table, viz: Sesolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury be requested to communicate to this House — first. A...

...to inquire into the expediency of erecting a public warehouse in the city of Baltimore. Mr. Pearce moved the following resolution; which was read, and laid on the table, viz. Resolved, That three thousand copies of the report and survey of the waters of Narragansett Bay, made under the direction...