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165

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180

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181

186

187

sentatives for relief of the petty officers
and seamen serving under, read, and re-
ferred

reported without amendment

indefinitely postponed

Barry, Edward, and George Hodge, Mr. Ander-

son presented the petition of, referred

a bill for relief of, read

read a second time

referred to a committee

Barry, William T., appointed a Senator by the
Legislature of Kentucky, in place of Geo.
M. Bibb, resigned, produced his creden-
tials, was qualified, and took his seat

Bayly, Mountjoy, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Howell
presented a resolution to authorize, to em-
ploy an assistant, &c., read
read a second and third time, and passed
Bennett, Wm. P., a bill from the House of Rep-

resentatives for relief of, read

read a second time, and referred

36

37

110

37
172

172

178

207

Brent, Richard, of Virginia, the death of a
nounced, and the proceedings thereon
Brown, Obadiah B., a message from the Senate
that they have chosen, chaplain
Brown, Major General Jacob, and others, resolu-
tions from the House of Representatives
expressive of the sense of Congress of the
gallantry, &c., of, twice read, and referred
reported with amendments, read a third time,
and passed unanimously
the House of Representatives disagreed to
the amendments, and asked a conference,
which was granted

modifications reported by conferees agreed to
Brown, Mr., of Louisiana, speech of, on the re
olution concerning the gallant defence of
New Orleans

179

186

14

reported without amendment

30

referred to a committee

31

read a third time, and passed

Bibb, W. W., of Georgia, appeared, and took his

the, read

read a second time, and referred

ordered to a third reading -

170

185

188

191

250

251

253

read a second time, and referred

136

reported without amendment

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138

Direct Tax-continued.
the House of Representatives agreed to the
amendments with an amendment,to which
the Senate objected, and insisted on their
amendments

Page

the House of Representatives also insisted
and asked a conference, which is agreed to 273
report of the conferees, adopted
District of Columbia, a bill from the House of
Representatives for laying a direct ar
upon the, read

read a second time, and referred

reported without amendments
ordered to a third reading -
read a third time, and passed
Documents, Mr. Fromentin submitted a resolu
tion concerning the number of, to be
printed, read and referred
reported without amendment, and agreed to
Doyle, James, a bill from the House of Repre
sentatives for relief of, read

read a second time, and referred

reported without amendment
the third reading negatived

250

954

165

201

Drawback, Mr. Horsey submitted a resolution
concerning

amended, and agreed to

146

a bill to allow, of duties on spirits, & read 188
read a second time

ordered to a third reading

read a third time, and passed
Drury, Wilfred. (See Guy, Matthew.)

Eastern Branch Bridge Company, Mr. Brent
presented the memorial of the, referred 17
a bill from the House of Representatives in
relief of the, read three times, and passed
Eccleston, Charles, representatives of. (See
Frazer, Solomon.)

Elliott, William, Mr. Roberts presented the pe

tition of, concerning a floating battery,
referred to the Secretary of the Navy
the report of that officer thereon
Emoluments of Collectors, a letter from the Sec-

retary of the Treasury showing the
Estates of Insolvents, Mr. Roberts presented the

160

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petition of the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce respecting the
Evans, Oliver, Mr. Roberts presented the me
rial of, praying an extension of his pas
rights, referred

a bill to extend the time of his patent for
improvements in steam engines

first time

read a second time

read 3

amended, and ordered to a third reading
read a third time, and passed

returned from the House of Representatives

with amendments

which were concurred in

ordered to a third reading -

read a third time, and recommitted

reported with amendments

indefinitely postponed

H.

215

223

228

232

232

236
237

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180

181

185

202

215

223

230

235

Illinois Territory, a bill from the Hob
resentatives to amend and entr
confirming certain claims to its
read a second time, and referre
reported with an amendment
ordered to a third reading
read a third time, and passed at
a bill from the House of Rep
regulating and defining the d
United States judges for them
read a third time, and passed
Imports and Tonnage, a bill for the
duties on, read

read a second time, and ordered
reading

read a third time, and passed
Indiana Territory, the memorial of trig
ture of, praying an extension
purchasers of lands in, referred
committee

a bill from the House of Represent
regulate the courts of justice in
read a second time, and referred
reported without amendment
ordered to a third reading.
read a third time, and passed with u

ments -

Indian Treaties, the President of the
States transmitted copies of ce

ferred

245 Indian Tribes, Mr. King submitted a

252

254

Hoyt, Gould, Mr. King presented the petition of,
referred to the Secretary of the Treasury

a report thereon read

on motion of Mr. King, the petitioner had
leave to withdraw his papers

Humiliation, Fasting, and Prayer, a resolution
from the House of Representatives, re-
questing the President to recommend a
day of, twice read -

230

246

read a third time, and passed

36

a message from the House of Representa-
tives, that they have appointed a commit-
tee on their part to wait on the President
with the above resolution

40

requesting the President to
Secretary of War to report at ner
certain information concerning
amended, and agreed to
Intercourse with the Enemy, a bill from th

of Representatives to prohibit,

and referred

reported with an amendment
reported, with an additional amend
the Senate

further amended, and read a third a
referred to a select committee
reported with amendments, and orden

a third reading

read a third time, and passed as ama
a bill to repeal the act prohibiting,
read a second time
read a third time, and passed