TO THE PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE THIRD SESSION OF
THE ELEVENTH CONGRESS.
read a second time
second reading resumed
read a third time, and passed
Bayard, James A., of Delaware, attended ́
Brown, Moses, and others, Mr. Lloyd presented
the petition of, on the subject of the bill
to establish light-houses, beacons, &c., re-
ferred, with the bill, to a select committee 348
Business, on motion of Mr. Gilman, committees
were appointed under the twenty-second
and forty-second rules for conducting, in
the Senate
Byxbe, Moses, Mr. Campbell presented the peti-
tion of, praying the privilege of purchas-
ing a certain tract of land-
97 Campbell, Thomas, a Revolutionary officer, Mr.
Gregg presented the petition of, praying
relief, &c., referred to a select committee
a bill for relief of, read, &c.
read a second time, and ordered to a third
reading
read a third time, and passed
Canton, Ohio, a bill from the House of Repre-
sentatives to remove the land office from,
read, &c.
credentials of the re-election of, for six years
from 3d March next, ordered to be filed 114
Beall, Col. William Dent, a bill from the House
of Representatives for relief of, read
twice, and indefinitely postponed -
Beverly, Robert, a letter was read, stating that
he had resigned the Presidency of the
Union Bank of Georgetown, referred to
the committee on said bank -
Bioren, John, and others, Mr. Leib presented the
memorial of, proposing to print the laws
of the United States, referred to a select
committee
Bonds for Duties, Mr. Leib submitted a resolu-
tion that a committee be appointed to in-
quire into the expediency of the deposite
of, in other banks than that of the United
States
Census, a Message from the President of the
United States with a report from the Sec-
retary of State relating to deficiencies in
the returns of the third, referred to a se-
lect committee
- 355
a bill to extend the time for completing the
returns, &c., read three times, and passed 358
Certificates, credits, &c., a bill to authorize pay-
ment of certain, read a first and second
time
⚫ recommitted to a select committee
a new bill reported, and read
read a second time
read a third time, and passed
Champlin, Christopher G., of Rhode Island, at-
tended
remarks of, on-Mr. Clay's resolution, on the
violation of order -
Chaplains, Mr. Smith, of Maryland, submitted
the usual resolution for appointment of -
agreed to, and information thereof sent to
the House of Representatives
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, Mr.
Horsey gave notice of a bill to aid the
a bill to authorize the sale and grant of land
to the, read, &c.
Collection District, on motion of Mr. Bradley, a
committee was appointed to inquire into
the expediency of establishing a new, on
the northern boundaries of the United
States
Collection of Duties, Mr. Smith, of Maryland,
gave notice of a bill to repeal the third
section of the act supplementary to the
act to establish the compensation of offi-
cers employed in the
a bill to that effect read, &c.
said committee reported, and were dis-
charged
Corps of Engineers, on motion of Mr. Smith,
of Maryland, so much of the President's
Message as relates to the, and Military
Academy, was referred to a select com-
mittee
Crawford, Mr., remarks of, on Mr. Clay's reso-
lution, respecting violation of order
the credentials of, for six years from the 3d
of March next, ordered to be filed -
speech of, on the bill to recharter the Bank
of the United States
speech of, in reply to the opponents of said
bill
Crimes, on motion of Mr. Crawford, a commit-
tee was appointed to inquire into the ex-
pediency of providing for the punishment
of, committed in the Indian territory - 103
Cumberland Road, on motion of Mr. Worthing-
ton, a committee was appointed on the
a bill on the subject of the, read a first and
second time
amended, and ordered to a third reading
read a third time, and passed as amended 349
returned from the House of Representa-
tives with amendments, which were con-
curred in
Cutts, Charles, of New Hampshire, appointed a
Senator in place of Nahum Parker, pro-
duced his credentials, and took his seat
Dana, Samuel W., appointed by the Legisla-
ture of Connecticut a Senator, produced
his credentials, and took his seat.-
speech of, on Mr. Clay's resolution respect-
ing violation of order
Davy, William, and Son, and others, Mr. Leib
presented a petition of, praying certain
exemptions from the provisions of the act
concerning commercial intercourse, re-
ferred®
Senate Proceedings and Debates.
referred to a committee.
disagreement to the amendment reported
indefinitely postponed . .
a report from the Secretary of the Treasury,
in obedience to the act regulating the cir-
culation of, read, and ordered to lie on
the table
Fortifications, a bill from the House of Repre-
sentatives to complete the, read, &c.
read second and third time, and passed
Fosdick, Nathaniel F., a bill to discharge, from
imprisonment, read, &c.
read a second time, and ordered to a third
reading
read a third time, and passed
94 France and Great Britain, on motion of Mr.
ordered to a third reading
ordered to a third reading
read a third time, and passed
returned from the House of Representa-
tives with amendments
recommitted to a select committee
agreed to, and ordered to a third reading - 203
read a third time, and passed as amended - 240
Georgia, a bill from the House of Representa-
tives declaring the assent of Congress to
an act of the State of, read -
read a second time, and referred to a com-
mittee -
Giles, Mr., speech of, on the bill to recharter the
Bank of the United States
credentials of, for six years, from third of
March next, ordered to be filed
Gilman, Nicholas, of New Hampshire, the cre-
dentials of, for six years from third of
March next, presented, and ordered to
Goodrich, Mr., speech of, on Mr. Clay's resolu-
tion respecting violation of order -
Gordon, Joseph, and others, Mr. Worthington
presented a memorial of, praying an al-
teration in the laws relating to lands, &c.,
referred to a select committee
Government, a bill from the House of Represent-
atives making appropriations for the sup-
port of, for 1810, read, &c.
read a second time, and referred to a com-
mittee
reported without amendment
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