Mr. Allen, of New York, presented a petition of Nathantel Jones,
praying compensation for a boat and its contents, tike** into the ser-
vice of the United States on lake Ontario, in the late war with Great
Britain, ^nd captured by the British forces; which petition was re-
ferred to the Committee of Claims. • , *

Mr. Allen, of New York, also, presented a petition of sundry inha-
bitants of the counties *f Qhaiaugue, Niagara, Catkraugus,Gennesee r
and Alleghany, in that state^prayli\g fir the establishment of a post
route. \ , ■" •',..«:

Mr. Brevard presented a petition ^>f sundry inhabitants df the difc*
trict of ChesterieM, pi the state 4f South Carolina, praying fe* ah
alteration of a post Unite. -•.;*>-••

Ordered, That the said petitions be referred to the, Committee on
the Post Office and Poet Roads. 4

Mi*. Denison. presented/ a jpctition of sundry inhabitants of the
counties of Susquehannah, Bradford, Tioga, Potnrt\ M'Kean,
Clearfield, Centre, Mifflin, Union, Northumberland, Gofchnhia, Lu-
zerne, an$ Lycoming, in the sfete of Penasyhr*jt£ay * copy of the pe-
titions heretofore presented from other inhabitants w said counties;
whioh petition was referred to the Comroitteeon the Judiciary.
Mr. Nealopresented 4 petiffojn, of Jesse Thomas* late a pensioner
of the United States, and whose pdpsion has been discontinued under
the act Of Jfralst May, iq&k praying fdr the reneWal of the said
pension* ' < - • . > ..
Mr. Rhea presented a petition of IsaaO Bufatham* praying for ar-
rearages of pension..
Ordered, That the said petitions be referred to th^ CoVnn*itt*e on
FfensioraMinf Revohrttonary Claim a.
