Tuesday, December 18.
Another member, to wit, from Massachusetts, Barzillai Gannett, appeared, and took his seat.
George Poindexter, the delegate from the Mississippi Territory, also appeared, and took his seat.
Friday, December 21.
Two other members, to wit: from Virginia, John Clopton, and Walter Jones, appeared and took their seats; a new member, to wit, William McKinley, also from Virginia, appeared, was qualified, and took his seat.
Monday, December 24.
Three other members, to wit: William Hale, from New Hampshire; Benjamin Pickman, jr., from Massachusetts; and Thomas Newbold, from New Jersey, appeared, and took their seats.
Claims for Military Services in the Old French War.
Mr. Morrow, from the Committee on the Public Lands, made a report on the several petitions of the officers and soldiers, and the heirs of officers and soldiers who served in the British army in America, in the war between Great Britain and France; which was read, and the resolution therein contained concurred in by the House.
The report is as follows: