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Indiana Territory, the memorial of the Legisla
ture of, presented at last session, was, on
motion of Mr. Jennings, referred to the
Committee on Public Lands

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332

report of said committee referred to the
Committee of the Whole
Committee of the Whole concur, and report
Mr. Jennings submitted a resolution to make
certain inquiries of the President, con-
cerning -

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582

a petition of the Legislature of, praying ad-
mission into the Union, referred

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a protest against said petition

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Mr. Jennings submitted a resolution in rela-
tion to the seat of justice in

-

750

Mr. Jennings submitted a representation
complaining of the Governor of

846

read a third time, and passed
Hungerford, John P., (sitting member,) the
House decided that, is not entitled to his

seat

I.

Illinois Territory, a committee to inquire into
the expediency of extending the right of
suffrage in

a bill to that effect, read twice, and commit-
ted

petition of sundry inhabitants of, in relation
to the object of the bill

Mr. Jennings offered a resolution on the sub-
ject last mentioned, which was agreed to 1248
report of the committee on the petition to be
admitted into the Union

a committee was appointed to inquire con-
cerning the act to divide

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a bill supplementary to the act to divide, read
twice, &c.

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read a third time, and passed

Importation, a bill to authorize, under certain cir-
cumstances, read twice, and committed
Mr. Seybert presented a petition on the sub-
ject of, of British goods, referred
a bill to suspend the several acts prohibit-
ing, read twice, &c.

on motion of Mr. Williams, the Committee
of Commerce and Manufactures were in-
structed to inquire into the expediency of
prohibiting, during the war
Imports and Exports, on motion of Mr. Pitkin,
the Secretary of the Treasury was direct-
ed to lay before the House a statement of
the amount in value of -

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returned from the Senate with amendments 1482
petitions praying further time to complete

payments for lands in

Indian Affairs, appointment of a select committee

on

a report on the subject of

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Indian Agents, Mr. Jennings submitted a resolu-
tion relating to the appointment of-
which was agreed to ⚫

Indian Department, Mr. McKee submitted a res-
olution relative to the importation of goods
for the use of the

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570

a committee was appointed to inquire into
the compensation of the Superintendent

a report from the Secretary in obedience
thereto -

of the

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Imports and Tonnage, the Committee of Com-
merce and Manufactures were instructed
to inquire into the expediency of amend-
ing the acts for the collection of duties on, 1495
a bill supplemental to the act regulating the
collection of duties on, read
Impressed Seamen, Mr. Little submitted a reso-
lution on the subject of -
agreed to, and a committee appointed to wait
on the President

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373

a report from the Secretary of State in reply
Mr. Stow submitted a resolution respecting
the allowance of bounty in certain cases,
referred to the Committee of the Whole - 582
Mr. Condict submitted a resolution in rela-
tion to -

794

which was rejected

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823

on motion of the same, a committee was ap-
pointed to arrange all the information on
the subject of

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Mr. Jackson submitted a memorial and re-
monstrance against the resolution of Mr.
Stow

Increase of the Navy, report of the Committee
on the Naval Establishment concerning

an

Indian Lands, Mr. Poindexter submitted a reso-
lution of inquiry concerning -
Indian Trade, on motion of Mr. Burwell a com-
mittee was appointed to inquire concern-
ing the
report from the Secretary of War, in obedi-
ance to said resolution

referred to a select committee
Infantry, a report on the discipline of

a bill for the more perfect organization of
the, read twice

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

560

795

939

1319

1437

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1449

returned from the Senate with amendments,
and referred

-

a disagreement to the amendments report-
ed, and agreed to
report of the conferees ordered to lie on the
table
the House receded from their disagreement, 1535
Infirm and Superannuated Officers, &c., Mr.
Dawson submitted a resolution respecting 356
a bill in relation to, read twice
ordered to a third reading

read a third time

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question on its passage lost

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1033

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Jail at Alexandria, on motion of Mr. Lewis, the
petition in relation to the, presented at
last session, was referred to the Commit-
tee on the District of Columbia
Janney, Thomas, and others, the Committee of
the Whole were discharged from the peti-
tion of -
Jefferson College, on motion of Mr. Poindexter,
the Committee on Public Lands were in-
structed to inquire into the expediency of
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to locate the sections granted to

a bill to that effect read twice, and commit-
ted

reported without amendment, and ordered
to a third reading -

read a third time, and passed
Jefferson's Manual, on motion of Mr. Bassett, a
resolution was adopted, respecting
Jeffersonville, Mr. Jennings submitted a resolu-
tion respecting the District of

Jennings, Jonathan, Delegate from Indiana Ter-
ritory was qualified, and took his seat
remarks of, on his resolution relating to sun-
dry petitions from said Territory
statement made by, in the case of Rounsa-
vell

1428.

K.

Kaskaskia, a bill for revision of confirmation,

&c., of claims to lands in the district of,
read twice, and committed
reported without amendment, and ordered
to a third reading

read a third time, and passed

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549

586
595

on motion of Mr. Jennings, the Committee
Moon Public Lands were instructed to in-
quire into the expediency of dividing the
district of

a bill to that effect read twice, and com-
mitted -

reported without amendment, and ordered to
a third reading

read a third time, and passed

Kent, Mr., remarks of, on Mr. Randolph's mo-
tion for employing the army -

Kentucky, resolutions of the Legislature of, to
support the Government, referred
Key, Philip Barton, of Maryland, was qualified,
and took his seat

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635

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1034

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1020

334

725

remarks of, on Mr. Randolph's motion to
employ the army .

speech of, on the bill to raise volunteers
remarks of, on British intrigues -

in the case of Rounsavell

on the District banks

King, Mr., remarks of, on Mr. Rhea's resolution

respecting additional duties

Kingston, Stephen, a favorable report on the pe-
tition of

in which the House refused to concur
Knight, Lieutenant Simeon, a bill for relief of,
read twice, and committed
Knoxville, Mr. Rhea presented a letter of in-
struction, respecting a road from, to Au-
gusta, which was referred to the Secreta-
ry of War

L.

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1264

Johnson, Mr., speech of, on the report of the Com-
mittee of Foreign Relations

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456

remarks of, on the motion to recede from
amendments disagreed to by the Senate

neers

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702

on the Senate's amendment to the district
court bill

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566

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Letters of Marque, a bill concerning, read twice,
and committed

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ate respecting the -

1434

twice read, and committed

1435

which were concurred in

Judicial System, on motion of Mr. Gold a com-
mittee was appointed to inquire into the
expediency of amending the

Levy Court, a bill concerning the, of Washing-

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