Cross and Pond Islands, a bill from the House of Representatives for building light- houses on
read twice, and referred reported with amendments
387:
read a third time, and passed as amended 399
D.
Dallas, Alexander James, on motion of Mr. Roberts, the Committee on Finance were instructed to inquire into the expediency of providing for payment of balances due to, as paymaster of militia the committee discharged
Senate Proceedings and Debates.
Page.
Dana, Samuel W., of Connecticut, attended remarks of, on the bill for relief of Commo- dore Tucker
on the Military Peace Establishment Debentures, a bill from the House of Represent- atives to authorize collectors to pay, in certain specified cases, read
read a second time, and referred reported without amendment read the third time, and passed De la Ronde, Pierre Denis, a bill from the House of Representatives for relief of, read read a second time, and referred reported without amendment ordered to a third reading
read the third time, and passed
Denison, Elisha and others, Mr. Sanford pre- sented the memorial of, referred Deslonde, Rosalie P., a bill from the House of Representatives for relief of, read twice and referred -
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reported without amendment ordered to a third reading read the third time, and passed
Dick, William, Mr. Walker of Alabama, pre- sented the petition of, referred the committee discharged - Dickerson, Mahlon, of New Jersey, attended
186 393 9
speech of, on the petition of Matthew Lyon 191 on the Military Peace Establishment Dill, Eliza, Jane Jervis, and Louisa St. C. Robb,
361
(daughters of the late General St. Clair,) Mr. Noble presented petition of, referred an adverse report thereon read and concurred in
Dinsmore, Silas. (See Choctaw Nation.) District Banks, Mr. Horsey presented the me- morial of several of the, referred to the Committee on the District of Columbia on motion of Mr. Horsey, the Secretary of the Treasury was directed to report the latest statement of the -
a letter from that officer in compliance
a bill to extend the charters of certain, read read a second time ordered to a third reading
read the third time, and passed
returned from the House of Representatives with amendments, and agreed to District of Columbia, appointment of the stand- ing committee for the
a bill from the House of Representatives to
amend the act to alter the terms of ses- sion of the circuit and district courts of the, read
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reported without amendment ordered to a third reading Divorce and Alimony in the District of Columbia,
a bill concerning, read twice, and referred 350 reported with amendments laid on the table
378
398
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Doak, William, Mr. Holmes of Mississippi pre- sented the petition of, referred
Doak, William, and Noble Osborne, a bill grant- ing the right of pre-emption to, read 361 read a second time laid on the table
366
398
Dobson, Thomas, and Son, Mr. Lowrie presented the petition of, referred adverse report thereon read and concurred
256
260
288 Documents, a resolution to furnish the State
291
394
District of Columbia-continued. bill read a second time, and referred Mr. Lloyd presented the petition of sundry citizens of Georgetown, remonstrating against the passage of the said bill, re- ferred
Department with twenty-five copies of all, printed by order of the Senate, read read again, and agreed to - Drawback. (See Lanusse, Paul, &c.) Duffee, James, Mr. Sanford presented the peti- tion of the executors of, referred the committee discharged
343
Dufosset, Francois, Mr. Johnson of Louisiana presented the petition of, referred - Duverge, Bartholomew, a bill from the House of Representatives for the relief of, twice read, and referred
E.
East and West Florida, a bill to enable the Pre- sident to take possession of, read twice read the third time, and passed -
Easton, Rufus, for himself and the heirs of James Bruff, Mr. Johnson of Kentucky presented the petition of, referred the committee discharged -
Eaton, John H., of Tennessee, attended remarks of, on the Missouri resolution
on offering his proviso a second time Education, Mr. Lloyd submitted a resolution on the justice and propriety of granting lands to the old States for purposes of referred to the Committee on Public Lands 154 report thereon -
151
326
Mr. Pinkney presented certain resolutions and proceedings of the Legislature of Maryland, on the subject of Edwards, Ninian, of Illinois, attended
384
speech of, on the bill for relief of purchasers of the public lands
Jarrod, N., bill for relief of-continued. reported with amendments
ordered to a third reading
242
the vote reconsidered, and bill recommitted 244 reported with other amendments ordered to a third reading as amended
252
388
read the third time, and passed with amend-
ments
Jervis, Jane. (See Dill, Eliza.) Johnson, Richard M., of Kentucky, attended remarks of, on the resolution to admit Mis- souri
on the bill to incorporate the Columbian Society
on the Ohio and Erie Canal bill
speech of, on the bill for relief of purcha- sers, &c.
remarks of, on the bill concerning Virginia military land warrants
26 Johnson, Henry, of Louisiana, attended remarks of, on a motion to discharge the Land Committee from consideration of St. Helena memorial
on the rejection by the House of Represent- atives of the Missouri resolution
an adverse report thereon read, and concurred in the committee discharged
28 Judiciary, appointment of the standing Commit-
30
Johnson, Isaac N., Mr. Noble presented the pe- tition of sundry inhabitants of Indiana, praying that the right of pre-emption to a certain section of land may be granted to, for the erection of a mill, &c.
tee on the
report of said committee on the expediency of extending to the Supreme Court ap- pellate jurisdiction in criminal cases
on the second offering of the same proviso on the bill concerning Virginia military land warrants
on the bill for the relief of Commodore Tucker
on report of committee on Electoral votes on the bill providing for execution of the Florida treaty King, William, of Alabama, attended
36 Knight, Nehemiah R., appointed a Senator by
135
the Legislature of Rhode Island, in place of J. Burrill, deceased, produced his cre- dentials, &c. speech of, on the Bankrupt bill
K.
380 Kelley, William, and others, Mr. Williams of Tennessee presented the petition of, re- ferred to the Committee on Public Lands Kemper, Presley, Mr. Johnson of Louisiana pre- sented the petition of, referred
adverse report thereon
read, and concurred in
Keyes, Perley, and Jason Fairbanks, a bill from
the House for relief of, read
30
read a second time, and referred reported with an amendment ordered to a third reading
35 122
133
read the third time, and passed as amended 135 King, Rufus, of New York, attended
9
remarks of, on Mr. Eaton's proviso to the Missouri resolution
reported with amendments
read the third time, and passed - Languille, Francis B., a bill from the House of Representatives for the relief of, twice read, and referred -
reported without amendment ordered to a third reading -
read the third time, and passed · Lanman, James, of Connecticut, attended Lanusse, Paul, and F. Bailly Blanchard, Mr. Johnson of Louisiana presented the peti- tion of, referred
an adverse report thereon
132 238
read, and concurred in
258
vote reconsidered, and bill laid on the table 261 Larrabee, Major Charles, Mr. Trimble presented
the petition of, referred -
24
report of resolution granting leave to, to withdraw his petition
Law, Thomas, and others, Mr. Horsey pre- sented the petition of, referred Lawrence, Eleanor, Mr. Sanford presented the petition of, referred to the Secretary of War the report of the Secretary referred to the Military Committee
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said committee report that the claim ought to be liquidated and paid by the War De- partment, which was concurred in
Lauret, Louis, Mr. Johnson of Louisiana pre- sented the petition of, referred an adverse report thereon read, and concurred in
Lemaitre, John B., Mr. Smith presented the pe- tition of, referred
the committee discharged -
Levy Court of Washington, a bill to empower the, to discontinue a certain road, read read a second time laid on the table
Library, on motion of Mr. Dickerson a joint committee was appointed on the
Levi, George, Mr. Noble presented the petition of, referred
244
356
adverse report thereon read, and concurred in 360 Lowden, John, Mr. Smith presented the peti- tion of, referred
396
adverse report thereon
Linn, John, a message from the House of Rep- resentatives announcing the death of, and the usual resolution in such case Lloyd, Edward, of Maryland, attended Longitude of the Capitol, a joint resolution from
the House of Representatives authorizing the President to cause astronomical ob- servations to be made to ascertain the, read
read a second time, and referred Louisiana, Mr. Johnson presented a memorial of
the Legislature of, praying a grant of certain lands, referred
Lowrie, Walter, of Pennsylvania, attended speech of, on the bill for relief of purchasers of public lands
260
agreed to, and referred to the Committee of Commerce, &c. Meridian, Mr. Horsey presented the memorial of the Mayor, &c., of Washington, pray- ing Congress to adopt measures to fix a principal, for the United States, read twice, and referred -
20
Military Establishment, a bill from the House of Representatives to reduce and fix the, read,
and referred -
238
a substitute reported
261
the substitute considered and amended ordered to a third reading -
375
378
read the third time, and passed as amended 379
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