Imports and exports of sugar during the year 1839. Doc-
ument submitted by Mr. Nicholas, showing the quan-
tity and value of

Imports of merchandise of foreign countries during the year
ending 30th September, 1839. General and summa-
ry statements of

Imports in each State of the Union since 1821. Report
from the Secretary of the Treasury exhibiting the
aggregate amount of the value of, deducting reship-

ments

Independent Treasury bill. (See Treasury.)
Indians in Florida, during 1839. Operations of the army,
with a map of the seat of war, against the Seminole 1
Indian Affairs for 1839. Report, with accompanying docu-
ments, of the Commissioner of
Indians. Documents and correspondence relating to the

emigration subsistence, schools, disturbances, &c. 1

of Cherokee

Indian treaty with the Seneca nation may be suspended.
Memorial of the chief warriors, sachems, and chiefs
of the Six and Seneca nations of Indians, praying
that the
Indians of the Stockbridge and Munsee tribes. Letter of
the Secretary of War, recommending an appropria-
tion for the removal and subsistence of

Indiana certain lands to aid in opening a canal between
the mouth of Tippecanoe river and Terre Haute.
Report of the Committee on Roads and Canals, who
were instructed to inquire into the necessary legis
lation to confirm. to the State of

Indian Department for 1840. Estimate of appropriations
for the service of the
Indian Department during the year 1839. Report of the
Secretary of War, with a statement of the names
and compensation of the persons employed in the -
Indians in Florida. Report of the Secretary of War, of the
massacres and destruction of property by hostile
Indians for 1839. Report of the commissioner to investi-
gate claims against the Miami

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Indiana to obtain a donation of land to Peter Houston for
his services in the revolutionary war. Resolution
of the Legislature of

Indians in Florida. Letter and correspondence of the Sec-
retary of War in relation to the employment of
bloodhounds against the hostile

Indiana in favor of the establishment of a mail-route from
Springville, via Virginia Furnace, Stamford, White
Hall, Spencer, and Greencastle, to Crawfordsville.
Resolutions of the Legislature of

Indiana to obtain a grant of land to establish an asylum
for the deaf and dumb and blind. Resolutions of
the Legislature of

Indians. Report of the Secretary of War in relation to the

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Indiana, praying a further appropriation for the completion
of the harbor at Michigan City. Memorial of the
Legislature of
Indiana, praying an appropriation for the completion of the
Cumberland road within that State. Memorial of
the Legislature of -

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Indians. Letter of the Secretary of War, recommending an
appropriation for the removal of certain Cherokee 6 320
Indiana, in favor of granting the franking privilege to offi-
cers of agricultural societies. Resolutions of the
Legislature of
Indiana, praying to be allowed to enter a tract of eight
acres of land, adjoining the land donated to said
State, for public purposes. Resolutions of the Legis-

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lature of
Indiana, to obtain a grant of the public lands for the im-
provement of the two White rivers in that State.
Resolutions of the Legislature of
Indiana, in favor of the repeal of the duty on salt. Res-
olutions of the Legislature of
Indians. Report of the Secretary of War in relation to the
difficulties, and efforts to adjust them, with the Cher-
kee
Indians inhabit the country immediately west of Arkansas
and Missouri. Letter of the Secretary of War, stating
what tribes of
Indian lands since the establishment of the present Federal
Government. Message from the President of the
United States, with a statement of the purchases of 8 616
Insolvent debtors of the United States." Report of the Sec-
retary of the Treasury, under "Act for the relief of
certain"

International difficulties. Memorial of citizens of Ports-
mouth, New Hampshire, praying the establishment
of a congress of nations to adjust

Iowa and Missouri. Proclamations, &c., of the Governor
of Iowa, communicated by the President, relative to
the disputed boundary of -

lowa and Missouri. Additional correspondence with the
Governor of Iowa and others, concerning the dis-
puted boundary line of

Iowa, praying the establishment of certain post-routes in
said Territory. Memorial of the Legislative As-
sembly of .

Iowa, praying a donation of land for the establishment of
a college in that Territory. Memorial of the Legis-
lative Assembly of .

Iowa, praying an amendment of the organic law of that
Territory. Memorial of the Legislative Assembly
of

Iowa, praying the adjustment of the boundary line between
that Territory and the State of Missouri. Memorial
of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of
Iowa Territory. Report in relation to the construction of
military roads in .

Iowa, praying an appropriation to complete the road from
Dubuque to the northern boundary of Missouri.
Memorial of the Legislative Assembly of

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Iowa and the State of Missouri, in relation to the disputed
boundary line of said State and Territory. Correspon-
dence, communicated by the President of the United
States with the Governors of the Territory of
lowa Territory, in favor of a law to authorize the election
of a Governor of that Territory by the people. Res-
olutions of the Legislative Assembly of

Iowa Territory. Report of Colonel Abert, of the Topograph-
ical Bureau, in relation to the construction of cer-
tain roads in

Ireland. Report of the Committee of Claims on the petition

of the heirs of John

J.

Jackson and Martin Van Buren. Resolution of the Legis-
lature of Tennessee approbatory of the leading
measures of the administrations of Andrew

Jamison, widow of Samuel Jamison. Report of the Com-
mittee on Pensions on the petition of Margaret
Johnson. Report of the Committee on Naval Affairs on the
petition of Reynell Coates and Walter R.

Johnston. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary on
the petition of John

Johnson. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary on the
petition of John

Johnston. Letter from the Secretary of War, with the re-
port of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, in relation
to the claim of George C.
Johnson and Ann Hughes, heirs of James Vanosten. Re-
port of the Committee on Pensions on the petition of
Elizabeth

Johnston. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill
for the relief of Levi
Joint rules of the two Houses of Congress. Motion by Mr.
Tappan to amend the

Jones, praying that Government may use his dredging-ma-
chine for the removal of sand-bars in the western
waters. Memorial of Alexander

Jones. Report of the Committee on Foreign Relations on
the memorial of William D.

Jordon. Report of the Committee on Revolutionary Claims
on the claim of John

Justis. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill
for the relief of Isaac

K.

Keeler. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill
for the relief of John
Kelley, praying a grant of land in the Oregon territory, for
the purpose of establishing a colony thereon. Me-
morial of Hall J.

Kennedy, assignee of Edward Laurendine. Report of the
Committee on Private Land Claims on the petition
of Joshua -

Kennedy, assignee of Cornelius McCurtin. Report of the
Committee on Private Land Claims on the petition
of Joshua -
Kennedy, assignee of George Tucker. Report of the Com-
mittee on Private Land Claims on the petition of
Joshua
Kentucky against ceding the public lands to the States in
which they lie, and in favor of distributing their pro-
ceeds among all the States. Resolutions of the Le-
gislature of

Kerr. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary on the
petition of Jacob

King and others. Report of the Committee of Claims on
the petition of A. P.

Knipe. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill
for the relief of Joseph W. -

Knipe. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill
for the relief of Simon

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Knott. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill for
the relief of Wilfred

Kyanizing timber. Report of J. J. Abert, colonel of the
topographical engineers, in relation to the process
and utility of

L.

"Ladies of the Sacred Heart," at the city of St. Louis, Mis-
souri, praying that a charitable donation, sent to
them from the city of Paris, may pass duty free. Pe-
tition of members of the religious order of -

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Lake Champlain. Operations at outlet of -
Lake Champlain. Report in relation to the public works on
Lake Ontario. Report in relation to the public works on -
Lake Michigan. Report in relation to the public works on
Lake Erie. Captain Williams's report on the harbor im-
provements on the southeast shore of

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Lake harbors. Report of the board of inspection of
Lake Michigan. Memorial of the Legislative Assembly of
Wiskonsin, praying the construction of harbors at
Milwaukie, Racine, Southport, Manitowoc, and She-
boygan, on

Landon, deceased. Report of the Committee of Claims on the
bill for the relief of the legal representatives of Charles 6 359

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Land in Oregon territory. Memorial of Hall J. Kelley,
praying a grant of
Land Office department in 1839. Report of the Commis-
sioner of the General Land Office, with maps and
documents, showing the operations of the
Lands under French and Spanish grants, and the 16th sec-
tions in that State. Resolutions of the Legislature
of Louisiana relative to

Lauds among the several States.

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Resolutions of the Legis-
lature of New Hampshire opposed to dividing the
proceeds of the public

Land warrants. Resolutions of the Virginia Legislature in
favor of an additional appropriation of land to satisfy
outstanding military bounty

Lands. Resolutions of the Legislature of Missouri in rela-
tion to the disposal of the public

Land to settlers in Oregon territory. Petition of citizens of
Missouri for a donation of -

Land selected by the State of Indiana to aid her in opening
a canal between the mouth of Tippecanoe river and
Terre Haute. Report of the Committee on Roads
and Canals in relation to
Lands among the States, and in favor of the reduction of
their price, and granting pre-emptions. Resolutions.
of the Legislature of Tennessee against the distribu-
tion of the proceeds of the public

Land district in that State. Memorial of the Legislature of
Alabama, praying the creation of a new
Lands in Illinois, praying that their pre-emption rights may
not be affected by the grant to the "Polish exiles."
Petition of settlers on the public

Lands for a railroad from the mineral region in Missouri to
the Mississippi river. Petition of Van Dorin Pease and
Company, asking a right of way through the public 4 131
Lands among the several States. Resolutions of the Legis-
lature of Vermont in favor of the distribution of the
public
Land in Mississippi under acts of 1812 and 1819. Report
of the Secretary of the Treasury in relation to do-
nation claims or settlement rights to

Lands from 1789 to 1839. Statement by the Register of
the Treasury of the annual receipts on account of - 4 156
Lands among the States, &c. Motion of Mr. Crittenden in
relation to distributing the proceeds of the sales of
the public
Land claimants in the States of Missouri and Arkansas, and
for other purposes. Documents embracing letters
from the Commissioner and Solicitor of the General
Land Office, arguments of Messrs. Magennis and Law-
less, and opinions of the Attorneys General, Messrs.
Grundy and Butler, in relation to the bill to quiet
the titles of certain