Bank of the United States. Report of the Secretary of the
Senate, with statement of number of signers to me-
morials for and against the Executive measure of re-
moving the deposites from the

Banks selected as depositories of the public money. Cor-
respondence and contracts with the State

Banks, and said banks to make return. Directions to dis-
bursing agents to deposite the public money in se-
lected State

Banks, relative to removal of the deposites from the Bank
of the United States, state of their affairs, copies of
their charters, lists of stockholders, &c. Corre-
spondence with selected State

Banks.

Letter from Mr. Crawford to Bank of Darien; re-
port, correspondence, and pay of the agent to confer
with the State

Banks in the District of Columbia in 1833. Statement of

the affairs of the
Banks selected as depositories of the public money. Report
of the Secretary of the Treasury, with charters,
names of stockholders, value of stock, &c., in
Banks, &c., from Dec. 1, 1833, to Feb. 1, 1834. Report
of the Secretary of the Treasury, with weekly re-
turns of the State

Bank at Natchez. Report of the Secretary of the Treasury
relative to removal of the deposites from Planters'
Bank-notes under $20. Motion of Mr. Benton relative to
coins, and for suppression of

Bank of Maryland, by Roger B. Taney. Report of the Se-
cretary of the Treasury relative to public deposites
and stock held in the Union

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Banks. Report of the Secretary of the Treasury relative to
an agent for transacting business with the
Bank of Pennsylvania, at Bedford. Documents relative to
claim of the United States against the Alleghany
Banks selected as depositories of the public money, from
Feb. 1, 1834. Report of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, with statement of affairs of
Banks in the District of Columbia that have stopped pay-
ment. Report of the Secretary of the Treasury re-
lative to losses of the United States by certain
Banks of New York, that foreign coins be made a legal
tender, that value of gold coins be regulated, and
that means of coining at the Mint be increased.
Memorial of sundry

Banks." Report of the Committee on Finance on "bill
regulating the deposite of the public money in certain
local

Beard. Report of the Committee of Judiciary on petition
of David

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Belgium in 1833. The President of the United States on
relations with

Bennett, confirming reservation land under Indian treaty.
Report of Committee on Indian Affairs on petition
of James

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Benton to obtain information concerning the Bank of the
United States. Amendment of Mr. Clay to motion
of Mr.
Benton relative to gold and silver coins, and suppression of
Motion of Mr.
bank notes under $20.
Blair, complaining of injustice done him by a report of the
Committee on the condition of the Post Office De-
partment. Memorial of Francis P.

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Blaisdell. Report of the Committee on Judiciary on peti-
tion of Jonathan M.

Bolivia in 1833. The President of the United States on
relations with

Bonds to collectors of the customs. The Bank of the United
States requested to deliver all duty

Boundary line of Ohio. From Chief Engineer, relative to
data for the adjustment of

Report of the Legislative

Council of Michigan Territory relative to southern

1 Boundary line between New York and New Jersey. Mes-

sage of the President relative to settlement of the

Boundary line of Missouri, &c. Report of the Committee
on Indian Affairs on extending the northern

Boundary line of Ohio. Report of the Committee on
Judiciary on the bill to establish the northern
Bradley for pay for horse lost in the service of the United
States. Report of Committee of Claims on petition
of Daniel

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Brazil in 1833. The President of the United States on
relations with

Brevet commissions in the army. The Secretary of War

British colonial and West India trade in 1833. Tonnage
engaged in the

Budd. Report of the Committee on Naval Affairs on al-

lowing a pension to Captain George

Butcher and others, in Missouri. Documents relating to
land claims of Michael

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petition of Isaac

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Canal to be purchased by the United States.
stock in the Louisville and Portland
Resolution Legislature Indiana for location of land
for the Wabash and Erie

Canal.

Canal.

Resolution Maryland to obtain aid in the construc-
tion of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canals. Resolution of Ohio for donation of land to connect
the Ohio and Pennsylvania -

Memorial that

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Catlett. Report Committee Finance on petition of Charles J.
Causin and A. Turner, late heirs of Col. J. A. Stone. Report
Committee Revolutionary Claims on petition of E. -
Causin and Anne Turner, late heirs of Col. John A. Stone.
(Report prepared by the Hon. Mr. Black, but not
made to Senate.)
Census of the United States from 1790 to 1830.
Statistical

1790 1830.

Chipman and William Woodbridge, late judges Michigan
Territory. Report Select Committee on memorial
of Henry

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tables relating to the

Central America in 1833. The President United States on าย

relations with

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Claims under treaty with France. Report Commissioners,
with statement of

Clark and others, of Arkansas. Report Committee on Mili-
tary Affairs on petition of John

Certificates of loan been issued.

Amount of commutation of
pay of the several grades of officers of the army of
the revolution had
Chesapeake and Ohio canal.

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Resolutions Legislature of
Maryland to obtain an appropriation in aid of the 3 234
Chili in 1833. The President of the United States on re-
lations with

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Clark, Report Committee Judiciary relative to claims
against Virginia on account of the expedition during
the revolutionary War under Gen. George Rogers
Clark. Report Committee on Pensions on petition of Carey 5 377
Clay to motion of Mr. Benton to obtain certain statements
concerning Bank United States. Amendment of Mr.
Clay relative to the power of the President to remove per-
sons from office in certain cases. Motion of Mr.
Clothing of the army in 1833. Report from the Clothing
Bureau for -

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Coins, and suppression of bank notes under twenty dollars.
Motion of Mr. Benton relative to gold and silver - 3 224
Coins be regulated, and means of coining at the Mint be in-
creased. Memorial sundry banks Ñ. York that foreign

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coins be made a legal tender, that the value of gold 5 399
Coins imported and exported since 9th June, 1834. State-
ment of the amount of gold and silver
Collectors of the customs relative to the removal of the de-
posites from the Bank United States, and to duty
bonds. Instructions to

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Collectors and other officers of the customs.

Report Com-

mittee Finance on so much of the general appropria-
tion bill as relates to compensation of

Collectors and other officers of the customs from 1829 to
1833. Report Secretary Treasury, with statement
of the fees and emoluments of the

College, Pennsylvania, for a donation of land. Memorial
trustees Dickinson

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Colombia in 1833. The President United States on rela-
tions with

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Colonial and the West India trade in 1833.

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British
Colonial and West India trade in 1833. Tonnage engaged
in the
Columbia. Memorial from Ohio for abolition of slavery in

Commerce and navigation of the United States for 1833. .
Annual statement of
Commissary General of Purchases for 1833. Report of the
Commissioners, with statement of claims under treaty with
France. Report of the

Statement of

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Commutation of pay, with interest, &c., for each grade of the
officers of the army of the revolution.
amount of -
Compromise of claim United States on the Alleghany Bank
of Pennsylvania. Documents relative to a -
Conference on the disagreeing votes of the two Houses on
the general appropriation bill for 1834. Report Com-
mittee of

Contested seat of Senator from Rhode Island. Report Select
Committee on

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Contested seat of Senator from Rhode Island. Report mi-
nority on

Contingent fund of Senate, &c. Report Secretary Senate

on expenditures of the

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Contracts made by that department in 1833. Report Post-
master General, with statement of
Constitution in mode of electing President and Vice Presi-
dent. The President recommends an amendment to
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Constitution United States as respects the election of Presi-
dent and Vice President. Report Select Committee
on 19th January, 1826, (reprinted,) on certain reso-
lutions proposing amendments to the

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Court United States, in Mississippi, to be held at Jackson.
Report Committee Judiciary on inexpediency of di-
recting the District -

Coventry, in Connecticut, praying that a monument be erect-
ed to the memory of Captain Nathan Hale, of the
revolution. Report Committee Military Affairs on
memorial inhabitants of

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Credits may be extended for duties on imports on account of
public distresses, &c. Memorial merchants of New
York that
Croghan, and the officers and soldiers under his command,
for defence of Fort Sandusky. Report Committee
Military Affairs on expediency of giving suitable tes-
timonials to Major George

Cumberland road in 1833. On the extension and continua-
tion of the

Cumberland road. Report Secretary War, with report of
agent appointed to inspect the

Cummins, complaining of injustice on part of certain land
officers. Memorial of John

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Currency. Motion of Mr. Benton relative to coins, and for
suppression of notes under twenty dollars from the 3 224
Currency. Memorial of Thomas Law and others, suggesting
a mode for regulating the
Custom-house officers, and for warehouses.

Memorial of

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sundry merchants of New York for modification of
fees to
Customs. Report Committee Finance on so much of the
general appropriation bill as relates to compensation
to officers of the

Customs for the first quarter of 1834. Report Secretary
Treasury, with statement of receipts from the

Customs from 1829 to 1833. Report Secretary Treasury,
with statement of the fees and emoluments of the offi-
cers of the

Debt in 1833. Secretary of the Treasury on the state of
the public -

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Debt of the United States on 1st January, 1834. Estimate
of the funded and unfunded

Debt of the United States, and unapplied for on 1st October,
1833. Statement of the amount previously advanced
to pay the public

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Denmark in 1833. The President on relations with
Deposites from the Bank of the United States.
sident relative to the removal of the
Deposites from the Bank of the United States.

the Secretary of the Treasury for removing the
Deposite the public money in selected State banks.
tions to disbursing agents to