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Claims petition - December 9, 1823 1824 117 (1824)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactssc0160 and id is 1 raw text is: 117 in the IMoise of Representatives, December 9, 1824. THE Committee of Ways and Means, to whom was reti-rred lhe petition of Michael J; O'Brien, pl:ying a revmsuits of a double tax, respec.thily Report, that they have considlered the same, and are i fopinion that the prayer of the petitioner ought to be granted, they therefore reclniunend that provision be nade by law for the re-payment to the said petitioner of$75 84-100, that being the amount which it appears to the Com- tuittec that the petitioner has paid over and above the amount of his single taxes and costs. . Resolved, That the louqe do agree to the report. . Ordered, That it be sent to the Senate fbr concitirrence. By order qf the lonse, R. ANDERSON, C. II. 11. In the Senate, December 10, 1824. Resolved, That this Hotse do concur in the foregoing report. Ordered, That it he tetufned to the tiouse of Representatives. .Iy order If Senate, WM. 1). MARTIN, C. S. In the House of Representatives December 9, 1824. THE Committee on Claims, to whom was referred the petition of John Roman- stinr, praying compensation for a negi o executed, have had the same tnder considera- ftiii, and recommemnl that one hundredi and twenty-two dollars and forty-four cents be appropriated therefor. Inenolved, That the House do agree to the foregoing report. Ordered, That ithe srnt Lo tihe Senate fo'r t hcir concurrence, By order of the House, i. ANDERSON, C. In. TI, In the Senate, December 10, 1824. Resolved, That this House do concur in the report, Ordered, That it be returned to the I honsc of Rlepreientatives. B1,y order of &enate, W.M. D. MARTIN, C. S. In the Hous of Representativcz, December 9, 1824. TFIE Committee on Claims, to whonm was referred the petition of Robert G. Barber, praying paymunt for two gun carriagei furnished a Company ot'Artillery, have had the sanime uder considerationi, and beg h-ave to i'rconnend that the prayer thereof he gcrantld to the amount of sixtv-five dollarn and fifty cents. Resolved, That the H ouise do agree to the foregoing report. Ordered, That it bi sent to the Senate for their concurrence. BU or'der ( of (he House, 11. ANDERSON, C. H. B. In the Senate, December 10, 1824. Resolvpd, That thiq House do concur in the report. Ordered, That it be returned Io the 1Ho1se of Itepresentatives. By order of Senitep WM. D. MARTIN, C. S. In the House of lu'preentafives, December 2, 1824. TF[E Medical Committee, to whom was referred the petition of Dr. J. W. Tar-. rant, praying compensation fbr medical scivices, have had the same under considera. tion, alnd hg leave to Report, tit ten dollars thercon he paid. Resolved, That the I1onse do agree to the report. Ordered, That the same be sent. to the Senate br their concurrence. . I By opider of the House, R. ANDERSON, C; H. R. In the Senate, Deceniber 13, 1824. Resolved, That this House do concur in the report. Ordered, That it be re. turned to the House of Representative. By order of Senate, I. D. MARTIN, G. h.

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