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introduced by Mr.. Wright, Of Ohio, relative to the
sale of lands conveyed to the United States, in GER
tain cases. The bill had been introduced with leave
of the House, and was read twice and committed
to the Committee on the Judiciary, and was SO en-
tered on the Journal. This entry was alleged u
be the entry of proceeding contrary to the rules
of the House, which require that bills thus introdu-
ced by the courtesy Of the House should be sent to
committee to be prepared, before they could be
subjected to legislative action. II was moved by
MIR. Taylor to amend the Journal but the motion
was nesatived by vote of 10! to63. subsequent
motion was made by Mr. Iayor, to rescind Sc
much of the proceedings Of Friday, as were subse-
quent to the asking and obtaining leave to Introduce
tie bill referred TO- and this motion being success
fl, that part Of the proceedings was rescinded, and
the motion of MIR. Wright was then referred to the
Committee on the judiciary. with instructions to
prepare and report bill. Several private bills were
reported, read and committed and a great number
Of petitions and resolutions were received. A com,
munication was received from the Postmaster Gen
eraI, in reply to a resolution. on the subject OF the
obstructuns ON the Mail Road between Natchez and
New Orleans