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cur country were' owiDs to their exertions,
and our wealth now enabled US TO make an
ample proviGon. lie therefore moved.


That the Committee of Claims be in
firuaed to enquire what further measures
are necessary to be adopted 10 renumerate
the meritorious services of the officers and
soldiers who were wounded or disabled in
the revolutionary war with Great Britain,
~ith leave 10 to report by bin or otherv ise.
This resolution was Immediately taken mp
AGd agreed to.


Cr On Monday the 9th December, the
bill for prohibiting the expectation of arms
and ammunition from the United States
was debated at length and pafled in Com
mite. On Tuefday the roth it was reported
to the Houfe, again dilcuaed /; and at length
was recommitted fer new medication. Ion
The Itth Mr.. Bidwel moved, That the
Prefdrnt be requehed to prefent Cen. Ea-
ton, in the name of Congrefs, Gold Me
dal, for his brave lervices in Africa. This
was referred to the next day On the I2th,
the motion of Mr.. B. relpeeting the medal
was taken up and referred 10 fele6t COM
mittez for information.