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Page 23
... favor of a Mr. WHITE , presented the petition of a number bridge over the river Potomac , on the principles of a bill passed the House of Representatives dur- ing the present session , and stating that every ef- fort in their power will ...
... favor of a Mr. WHITE , presented the petition of a number bridge over the river Potomac , on the principles of a bill passed the House of Representatives dur- ing the present session , and stating that every ef- fort in their power will ...
Page 27
... favor of claimants to land in the district of Detroit , be referred to a special com- mittee . Ordered , That Messrs . WORTHINGTON , MAC- LAY , and BRADLEY , be the committee , to consider and report thereon . The following Message was ...
... favor of claimants to land in the district of Detroit , be referred to a special com- mittee . Ordered , That Messrs . WORTHINGTON , MAC- LAY , and BRADLEY , be the committee , to consider and report thereon . The following Message was ...
Page 39
... favor of his country . The grounds of these intimations be- ing inconclusive , the objects uncertain , and the fidelity of that country , known to be firm , the only measure taken was to urge the informants to use their best en- deavors ...
... favor of his country . The grounds of these intimations be- ing inconclusive , the objects uncertain , and the fidelity of that country , known to be firm , the only measure taken was to urge the informants to use their best en- deavors ...
Page 121
... favor- able train , and promised a result mutually advan- tageous . He would , therefore , give full time for its conclusion . Neither of the objects proposed by a suspension , however , required so long a time as until the last of ...
... favor- able train , and promised a result mutually advan- tageous . He would , therefore , give full time for its conclusion . Neither of the objects proposed by a suspension , however , required so long a time as until the last of ...
Page 123
... favor of continuing the prohibitory law , or of suspending it only for a short time . He was therefore opposed to filling the blank with the 30th of December . With regard to his own individual opinion he did not know whether he should ...
... favor of continuing the prohibitory law , or of suspending it only for a short time . He was therefore opposed to filling the blank with the 30th of December . With regard to his own individual opinion he did not know whether he should ...
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