Expenditures of the Government from 1824 to 1839, in-
clusive. Report from the Secretary of the Treasury,
with statements of the

Exports of the United States from 1st October, 1789, to 30th
September, 1838. Statement of the annual value,
&c., of domestic and foreign
Exports from foreign countries (generally by treaty.) State-
ment of

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Exports and imports of gold and silver coin, and bullion,
and the annual coinage at the mints, to the year 1839.
Report from the Secretary of the Treasury, with
tabular statements of

Exports and imports of fish and sugars, within certain
periods. Statements of the quantity and value of - 6 334
Exports of sugar during the year 1839. Statement exhibit-
ing the quantity and value of

Exports of goods, wares, and merchandise of foreign coun-

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tries, during the year ending September 30, 1839. 8 577
General and summary statements of the
Exports of domestic produce during the year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1839. General and summary statements 8 577
of the

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Falls of the Ohio river. Captain Saunders's report on the
improvement of the

Falls of Niagara. Resolutions of the Legislature of New
York, in favor of the construction of a ship-canal
around the
Falls of Ste. Marie. Resolution of the Legislature of Michi-
gan, in favor of a donation of land to aid in the con-
struction of a ship-canal around the
Falmouth and Alexandria railroad, &c. Memorial of the
corporate authorities of the city of Georgetown,
praying the employment of either the Potomac
bridge or the Alexandria aqueduct as the viaduct
for the

Fanning. Report of the Committee on Naval Affairs, on
the petition of the administrator of John B.
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Georgetown, and that the
banks in the District of Columbia may not be com-
pelled to resume specie payments before a general
resumption takes place in Maryland and Virginia.
Memorial of citizens of Georgetown, D. C., praying
the recharter of the

Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Georgetown, and others,
praying an extension of their charters until the 4th
of March next. Memorial of the -
Ferguson. Report of the Committee on Pensions, on the
petition of William

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Fillebrown, jr. Report of the Committee of Claims on the
bill (H. R. 44) for the relief of Thomas

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Finances. Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury

on the state of the -

Fire-arms. Report from the Secretary of the Navy, with

a report of the board of officers appointed to witness
an exhibition of Mighill Nutting's -
Fire-arms. Report of the board of examiners in relation
to Colt's repeating

First Presbyterian Church of Elizabethtown, New Jersey,
for indemnification for property destroyed by the
enemy during the revolutionary war. Petition of
the trustees of the -
Fiscal regulations of foreign countries. Report of the
Committee on Finance, on the report from the Secre-
tary of the Treasury of December 30, 1839, com-
municating information relative to the

Fisheries. Resolutions of the Legislature of Maine, ad-
verse to a change of the law giving a bounty to
vessels engaged in the

Fishing bounties and allowances, in proportion to the re-
duced duties on sugar, molasses, and salt. Docu-
ments submitted by Mr. Benton relating to the bill
to reduce the

Fishing bounties and allowances. Reports of the majority
and minority of the select committee on the origin
. and character of -
Fish imported from Canada. Petition of citizens of Michi-
gan, praying the imposition of a duty on
Florida under General Taylor. Return of the army em-
ployed in

Florida. Report of General Taylor, with a map of the seat
of war in .

Florida, and those in other stations. Comparative statement
of disease and mortality among the troops in
Florida. Report in relation to certain military roads in
Florida, praying a grant of land for the establishment of
the Dade Institute. Report of the Committee on
Public Lands, on the petition of J. A. L. Norman,
under the resolutions of

Florida which lies east of the Suwannee river may be
formed into a separate Territory. Memorial of citi-
zens of East Florida, praying that the portion of 3 67
Florida by the hostile Indians. Report from the Secretary
of War of the massacres and destruction of property

in .

Florida Territory, to procure the passage of a law to author-
ize the sale of certain lots in the town of St. Mark's,
in that Territory. Resolution of the House of
Representatives of -

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Florida war. Correspondence between Governor Call and
the War Department concerning the

Florida. Message from the President of the United States in
relation to the bonds issued by the Territory of

Flynn's knoll light-house. Operations at -
Fouchee. Report of the Committee on Pensions, on the
bill granting a pension to Elijah -

Foreign countries. Report of the Committee on Finance,
on the report of the Secretary of the Treasury rela-
tive to the fiscal regulations of

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Foreign commerce. Motion of Mr. Benton in relation to
the regulation of
Foreign countries in each collection district of the United
States during the year 1839. Statements of the num-
ber and designation of passengers who have arrived
from

Forry, praying Congress to provide for the publication of a
meteorological and statistical register. Petition of
Samuel
Forry, M. D. Report of the select committee on the me-
morial of Samuel
Fortifications of the United States in 1839. Synopsis of
the progress in the system, repairs, &c., of the dif-
ferent

Fort Niagara, New York. Operations at

Fort Ontario, Oswego, New York. Operations at
Forts in Portland harbor, Maine. Operations at
Fort Scammel, House island. Operations at
Fort Preble. Operations at

Forts McClary and Constitution, Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire. Operations at

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Forts Independence and Warren, Boston harbor. Operations

at -

Fort Adams, Newport harbor, Rhode Island. Operations at
Fortifications in New London harbor, Connecticut. Oper-

Fort Schuyler, Throg's Neck, New York. Operations at
Fort Columbus and Castle Williams, in New York harbor.
Operations at

Fort Wood, Bedlow's island, New York. Operations at
Fort Gibson, Ellis's island, New York. Operations at
Fort Hamilton, New York harbor. Operations at

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Fort on Soller's Point flats, harbor of Baltimore. Opera-

tions at

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Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads. Operations at
Fort Calhoun, Hampton Roads. Operations at
Fort Caswell, Oak island, North Carolina. Operations at
Fortifications in Charleston harbor, South Carolina.

Fort Pulaski, Cockspur island, Savannah, Georgia. Oper-
ations at

Fort Marion and the sea-wall at St. Augustine, Florida.
Repairs of -

Fort Pickens, Pensacola. Operations at

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Fort on Foster's Bank, Pensacola harbor. Operations at the
Fort Barancas, Pensacola harbor. Operations at -
Forts on the coast of the gulf of Mexico. Operations at the
Fort Livingston, Grande Terre, Louisiana. Operations at
Forufications on the coast of said State. Memorial of the

Legislature of Mississippi, praying a survey of, and
the erection of
Fortifications constructed, constructing, or repairing, and
proposed to be constructed or repaired for the de-
fence of the seacoast, from Passamaquoddy bay to
Cape Florida; and an estimate of the cost of ord-
nance, &c., for their armament. Statement of the
several
Fortifications constructed, constructing, repairing, and pro-
posed to be constructed or repaired for the defence.

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of the Gulf frontier, from Cape Florida to the Sa- 7 451
bine bay; and an estimate of the cost of ordnance,
&c., for their armament. Statement of the several
Fortifications on the northern frontier, from Lake Superior

to Passamaquoddy bay; and an estimate of ordnance 7 451
for their arinament, &c. Statement of the several

Fortifications on the western frontier, from the Sabine bay

to Lake Superior; and an estimate of ordnance for 7 451
their armanient, &c. Statement of the several

Fortification on the coast of the State of Mississippi. Re-
port from the Secretary of War in relation to a sur-
vey for a site for a -

Fortifications on the Penobscot river.

Resolutions of a

meeting of citizens of Frankfort, Maine, in favor of
the construction of -

Forts to be erected on the western extremity of Ship island,
and on the bar or middle ground between Cat and
Ship islands, in the State of Mississippi. Report of
the Committee on Military Affairs, on the expediency
of requiring

Fox. Report of the Committee of Claims on the claims of
John Mitchell and B. F.
Franking privilege to officers of agricultural societies. Re-
solutions of the Legislature of Indiana, in favor of
granting the
French and Spanish grants. Resolutions of the Legislature
of Louisiana, relative to the validity of titles to land
under
French vessels from the islands of Guadaloupe and Marti-
nique may have the benefit of the act of 1823.
Message from the President of the United States, with
accompanying documents, recommending that

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French spoliations prior to 1800. Resolution of the Legis-
lature of Maine, on the subject of making provision
for
French, widow of Benjamin French. Report of the Com.
mittee on Pensions, on the petition of Mary
Frontier. (See Defences-Fortifications-Atlantic fron-
tier-Northern frontier- Western frontier.)
Fry. Report of the Committee on Naval Affairs on the
petition of Henry

Funds in the Treasury for general purposes on the 1st of
January, 1839. Statement of

Funds for carrying into effect the Chickasaw treaty of Oc-
tober, 1832. Statement per Secretary of the Treas-
ury of the

Fulton.

Report of the Committee of Claims on the memo-
rial of the heirs of Robert
Fulton. Documents relating to the claim of the heirs of
Robert

G.

Gaines, in 1839. Position, &c., of the western division of
the army under the command of Brevet Major Gen-
eral
Gaines, proposing a system of national defence, and praying
its adoption by Congress. Memorial of General
Edmund P.
Galena may be made a port of entry and delivery. Memo-
rial of the Galena chamber of commerce, praying
that
Galena, Illinois. Document showing the statistics of the
city of
Garde, supposed to have been lost on board the United States
ship l'Insurgente. Claim of the heirs of Captain
John

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Gardiner, attorney for James Brooks, Allen Osteen, Andrew
Hopkins, Charles Griffin, and Archibald Williams.
Report of the Committee of Claims on the memorial
of D. S.
Garrabrants, widow of Garrabrant N. Garrabrants. Report
of the Committee on Pensions on the petition of
Elizabeth .
Gehon, late marshal of Wiskonsin Territory. Report of the
Committee of Claims on the petition of Francis
General bankrupt law. (See Bankrupt.)
General Land Office in 1839. Report of the Commissioner
of the General Land Office, showing the operations
connected with the

Genther. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill
(H. R. 118) granting a pension to John H. -
Geology and mineralogy of Iowa Territory. Report of the
Secretary of the Treasury in relation to the report
of Mr. Owens on the