Interest refunded to Joseph Cooper • Charles Wilkins's executor David Caldwell's heirs Don Carlos Dehault Delassus representatives of Captain George Hurlbut Interest to be charged on claims due the Post Office Department Ioway Indians, appropriation for Iron spikes, pins, chains, not considered as rail-road iron J. Jackson and McJimsey, paid drawback on sugars exported Jardella Francis, his heirs paid for work done on Capitol lief granted them Jouett Robert, commutation of half pay granted his heirs K. Page 7 6,8 12 200 210 213 164 69, 70 133 198 113 250 223 5 210 56, 197 135 Kansas Indians, annuity to 71 granted to Kaskaskia Indians, annuity to Keefer Henry, pension granted him Kentucky Asylum of Deaf and Dumb, further time to sell land Kennebunk, continue work on pier at 71, 72 115 23 145 Kern Nicholas, his sureties released 197 Ketcham Singleton, pension granted him 128 Key West, complete barracks, storehouse, and hospital at Knowles Henry, sen., paid for horse impressed into service Lambkin John, arrears of pension paid to his widow 130 Land Office, General, reorganized, additional officers and clerks Page Land Office, Saginaw, in Michigan, created Lands ceded by Sac and Fox Indians, attached to Land Office removed from Clinton to Jackson, in Receivers to make monthly returns Registers giving false information and refusing en- 83 84 98 226 227 Land Patents, President to appoint a secretary to sign Land Claims, pay for bringing on report on Land, appropriation for surveying public Lands, Indian reservations, two clerks to be employed on 226 42 40, 149 44 Land in Springfield, Massachusetts, construct rail-road through Lands, construct New Orleans and Nashville Rail road through public Lands in Michigan, repeal act for sale of university lands two new land offices created for sale of five per cent. on sales granted to State in Illinois, acquired from Sac and Fox Indians, attached acquired from Chickasaw Indians, disposition of money 33 142 21 83 100 101 84 24 five per cent. on sales to be paid to Mississippi and Ala- 231 school sections to be reserved in same lands 231 253. in Wisconsin, new land office at Milwaukee, created for in Alabama, granted to improve the navigation of Ten- in Arkansas, granted to the State, and reserved and in Mississippi, acquired from Chickasaw Indians, five per grant made good in reserved township in Monroe Lands granted to deaf and dumb asylum in Kentucky, further time to sell Lands lying in one district and sold in another, sale of, confirmed University of Michigan may convey to William Oliver Effect given to patents in the name of deceased persons Indian trader Henry Stoddart, an Indian grant confirmed James Caulfield authorized to enter an Indian reservation Benjamin and Nancy Merrill, Indians, may sell their reser- Archibald Small, correct error in entry 106 John Donelson and others allowed further time to locate, 108 Antonio Segura and others, grants made them William Conway's heirs, grants in lieu of confirmed claims James O'Hara, certificates for confirmed claims to issue John Cummins, money refunded M. de la Carera, claim confirmed 204 205 207 209 211 Samuel Smith, Linn MacGhee, and Semoice, Creek In Page for the Patent Office, to be provided London, Consul at, allowances made him. Lands, James Baldridge, claim confirmed La Tourette John, over payment for land refunded La Rochelle, alias Sorin Joseph, land claim confirmed Lawrence Col. William and others, reappropriation of prize mo- Leamaster Nancy, paid for supplies for United States troops LeBlanc Pierre, his assignee paid for forage Legacy, Smithsonian, to found a college, accepted, &c. Leonard Lot, pension granted him Letter Carriers, provision respecting the employment of C. H. W. Meehan paid as assistant librarian for Wisconsin Territory, to be provided - Light-house establishment, appropriation for support of Light-houses, beacons, &c. appropriations to finish and repair, viz : at Michigan city at entrance of Green bay at Oswego at Goat island, removal of at mouth of Black river, Ohio at Cunningham creek, Ohio, Little Egg Harbor, protection and improvement of Loan office and other certificates, appropriation to pay Loans, Bank United States no longer to act as Commissioner of Long Capt. Matthew P. his company of militia, to be paid 224 146 212 220 118 42 207 140 12 140 120 123 171 114 38 38 243 31, 42 39 40 40 40 40 40 40 250 41 22 119 3 149 219 Lowe Jonathan, his assignee paid for property taken for public use 13 116 M. Mackarel fishery, vessels engaged in, not liable to certain forfeitures 32 203 Magazines, naval, appropriations for Magazine and marine hospital in Washington, appropriation to contracts for carrying, to commence on 1st of July annually 254 Marshall Chief Justice, appropriation for bust of 43 Martin John, expense of Ross delegation of Cherokees to be paid to Massachusetts, further provision for settling claims for militia 78 256 services 254 Mays Elizabeth, mother of Wilson Mays, five years' half-pay allowed her 54 Maurice Theodore W., his accounts settled on principles of equity McJimsey Robert, paid drawback on sugars exported 213 12 113 McEwen Patrick, pension granted him 121 McCord David, credited with money destroyed by fire McIntosh John H. and D. L. Clinch, their claim to land to be located 216 McGhee Lynn, Indian, grant in lieu of reservation 218 209 Measures and weights, each State furnished with standard of 255 143 for Gen. Ripley, appropriation for Medals and swords for Col. Croghan and others, appropriation for Messengers in certain offices, authority to appoint, pay fixed, &c. Merrill Benjamin and Nancy, Indians, may sell their reservation of land 50 42 39 244 67, 68 43 105 Mexico, treaty with, April 3, 1835, [Appendix] 1 Miami Indians, appropriation for Michigan city, construct harbor at Michigan university, may convey certain lands to Wm. Oliver Michigan Territory divided, and Territory of Wisconsin established appropriations for support of Government in Territory of admitted into the Union as a State, on cer- land granted to State for education and other purposes 64 251 21 25 38 extended to the State of appropriations for pay of Senators and Representative from regular troops Militia and Volunteers, entitled to same pay and allowances as allowance for horses and for travelling 84 100 101 133 227 19 20 |