Georgia Railroad Company. (See Railroad.)
Georgia, adverse to abolishing the franking privilege, and
in favor of reducing the rates of letter postage. Res-
olutions of the General Assembly of

Germanic Association, &c. Letter from the Secretary of
State, with correspondence between the American
minister and minister of Prussia, in relation to the 1 1 17
Germanic Association of Customs and Commerce. Ameri-
can minister at Berlin instructed to negotiate a com-
mercial treaty with the

Gibbs. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the peti-
tion of Reuben M.
Gordon. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the peti-
tion of Jane -

Grand river road. (See Road.)

Grayson. (See Foote, administrator of Grayson.)
Gray, deceased. Report of the Committee on Pensions on
the petition of Leah Gray, widow of Samuel
Great Western Railway Company of Illinois, praying the
right of pre-emption to the lands through which the
said road may pass., Memorial of the
Great Britain, &c., of the 20th October, 1818, &c. Motion
by Mr. Semple, in relation to the 3d article of the
convention with

Great Britain. Resolution submitted by Mr. Benton, to
provide for the termination of the tenth article of the
treaty of 1842 with -

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Great Britain of 9th August, 1842. Correspondence in re-
lation to the interpretation of the 10th article of the
treaty with -

Great Britain. Table of duties in the colonies of
Great Western Railway Company. (See Railway.)
Green. Report of the Committee on Naval Affairs on the
petition of George Rip, praying a renewal of the
pension of Margaret F.

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Greenhow. Report of the Committee on Foreign Relations
on the memorial of Robert -
Guiles, deceased. Report of the Committee on Pensions on
the petition of Deborah Guiles, widow of Abraham
Gulf of Mexico. Message of the President of the United

States, transmitting reports from the Secretary of the
Treasury ad interim, the Secretary of War, and the
Secretary of the Navy, in relation to drawing money
for increasing the military force on the frontiers of
Texas, and placing a naval force in the

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Hamlet. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the pe-
tition of Hezekiah

Hammott. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary on
the petition of P. S. V.

Hanes. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary on the

petition of the representative of John

Vol. No. Page.

Harbors, roads, rivers, &c. Synopsis of the condition, re-
pairs, surveys, &c., of certain

Harbors, &c., under the direction of the bureau of Topo-
graphical Engineers. Report in relation to surveys
and reconnoissances of

Harbor of Black Rock. Report, by Captain Swift, of the
completion of the iron beacon at the

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Harbor of Memphis. Report of the survey and examina-
tion of the
Harbor of Erie. Resolutions of the General Assembly of
Pennsylvania, relative to the repair and completion
of the works in the -

Harbor of Cleveland. Memorial of citizens of Ohio, pray-
ing the completion of the
Harbor of Cape May. Resolution of the Legislature of
New Jersey, in favor of the construction of a break-
water in the
Harbor of said city of St. Louis. Memorial of citizens of
St. Louis, Missouri, praying an appropriation for the
removal of obstructions in the Western rivers, and
for the improvement of the -

Harbor and city of Mobile. Letter of the Chief Engineer,
in relation to a fortification on the east side of Dau-
phin island, for the defence of the
Harbor of New York. Memorial of the corporate authori-
ties of the city of New York, praying the establish-
ment of a navy yard at the -

Harbor and navy yard at Pensacola. Resolutions of the Le-
gislature of Louisiana, in favor of the improvement
of the

Harbor of St. Louis, by Captain Cram, of the topographical
engineers. Report of the survey of the
Harder. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the pe-
tition of William

Harrison. Report of the Committee of Claims on the me-
morial of George

Harrison. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill
(H. R. 75) for the relief of Major Thomas
Hemp. Views of the Commissioner of Patents on the cul-
tivation of -

Hemp. Report of Peter Von Schmidt, superintendent of
the experiments upon the culture and manufacture

of

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Hemp and flax imported from 1821 to 1842. Statement of
the annual value of the manufactures of
Hemp and cordage imported from 1821 to 1842. State-
ment of the annual value of
Hemp, with a view to its adoption for the use of the navy.
Letter of the Secretary of the Navy, on the subject of
ascertaining the character and qualities of dew-rotted 6

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Hibbert. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the pe-
tition of John
Holland. Report of Captain Hughes, on his examination
of the hydraulic works, canals, dikes, and drain-
age, in
Hopkins. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill.
(H. R. 109) for the relief of Frederick
Hospital fund. Report of the Committee on Commerce on

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the memorial of masters and owners of vessels in Al-
bany, in relation to the marine

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Hospital fund. Statements of receipts and expenditures on
account of the marine

Hotsenpiller, the only child and heir of Dr. Frederick Seigle.
Report of the Committee on Revolutionary Claims
on the petition of Amelia -

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Houghton, in relation to a geological survey of the State of
Michigan, and the imperfect state of the United
States surveys in said State. Letter of Douglass - 2
Houston and Anna S. Houston, heirs-at-law of Dr. John
Houston. Report of the Committee on Revolution-
ary Claims on the petition of Eleanor W. -
Howison. Report of the Committee on Naval Affairs on
the memorial of James R. -

Hughes, in relation to working copper ores. Report of
Captain

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Hughes. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the peti-
tion of Charles

Hunt, late chargé d'affaires from Texas, to Mr. Forsyth,
late Secretary of State, in relation to the annexation
of that Republic to the United States. Letters of
General
Huston. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the petition.
of Ann

Hutchinson. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the
bill (H. R. 73) for the relief of Thompson

Inois, to obtain an appropriation for the construction of a
canal around the Des Moines and Rock River rapids
of the Mississippi river. Resolutions of the General
Assembly of

Illinois, to obtain a grant of land for the construction of the
Northern Cross railroad. Resolutions of the General
Assembly of
Illinois, praying the adoption of measures for the improve-
ment of the navigation of the Mississippi river.
Memorial of the General Assembly of

Illinois, in favor of the modification and alteration of the
pre-emption laws. Resolutions of the General As-
sembly of

Illinois. Report of David Dale Owen, on the mineral lands
in a part of Wisconsin, Iowa, and -

Ilsley. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary on the pe-
tition of Isaac

Imports and exports on the lakes in 1841. Statement of

Imports, &c., from 1821 to 1842.

value of

Imported from 1821 to 1842, designating the countries from
which received. Statement of the annual value of

articles
Imports in conformity with its provisions. Resolutions re-
ported by the Committee on Finance on the bill (S. 19)
to revive the act of 2d March, 1833, usually called
the compromise act, and to modify the existing duties
on foreign
Imports and exports of the United States during the year
ending October 1, 1843. Statement of
Imported, &c. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary on
so much of the annual report of the Secretary of the
Treasury as relates to judicial condemnation of goods
of small value illegally

Imported during the nine months ending 30th June, 1843.
General and summary statements of the quantity and 5
value of foreign merchandise

Indian river. (See River.)

Indian tribes residing within the jurisdictional limits of the
United States. Relations with the -

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Indian Affairs accompanying the annual report of the Secre-
tary of War. Report of the Commissioner of
Indians, whether natives of or emigrants to the country
west of the Mississippi, with items of emigration
and subsistence. Statement of the number of each
tribe of

Indians to the islands in Lake Superior. Correspondence in
relation to the claim of certain Chippewa
Indians, and extract from his report. Instructions from Com-
missioner of Indian Affairs to Governor Chambers,
for making a treaty with the Winnebago
Indian department, for the years 1841, 1842, and 1843. State-
ments showing the several amounts drawn on ac-
count of appropriations for the service of the
Indian account in State stocks, &c. Statement of invest-
ments for

Indians at Saginaw. Bill reported by Committee on Indian
Affairs, and letter from Commissioner of Indian Af-
fairs, in relation to the treaty with the Chippewa
Indian schools, &c., that receive allowances from education.
annuities or the civilization fund. List of -
Indian schools. Reports from superintendents and teachers of 1

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Indian superintendencies, agencies, and sub-agencies. Re-
ports from -
Indiana, in favor of refunding the fine imposed on General
Andrew Jackson in 1815, and against the assumption
of State debts by the General Government, and the
distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the public
lands. Resolutions of the Legislature of
Indiana, in favor of the immediate occupation, organization,

and defence of the Oregon Territory. Resolutions of
the General Assembly of
Indians in that State. Resolutions of the Legislature of Ohio,
or the subject of making provisions for the benefit
of the present occupants of the lands formerly owned
by the Wyandot

Indiana, to obtain an appropriation, in land or money, to im-
prove the navigation of the Wabash, Ohio, and Mis-
sissippi rivers. Resolutions of the General Assem-
bly of
Indiana, in favor of the erection of a light-house at City
West, on Lake Michigan. Resolutions of the General
Assembly of
Indiana, to obtain a grant of land for the construction, with-
in that State, of a canal around the falls of the Ohio
river. Resolutions of the General Assembly of
Indiana, in favor of a reduction of the rates of postage. Res-
olution of the General Assembly of

Indians. Report of P. M. Butler, United States agent for the
Cherokee
Indian tribes. Memorial of the American Indian Mission
Association, praying the adoption of measures for
promoting the permanent welfare of the various
Indians, praying a division among the tribe of $6,000, vested
for their benefit in United States five per cent. stocks.
Report of the Committee on Indian Affairs on the
petition of a number of the Stockbridge

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Indians. Report of the Committee on Indian Affairs on the
memorial of several chiefs, headmen, and others, of
the Shawnee

Ingles. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the docu-
ments relating to the claim of Peter

Ingalls. Report of the Committee on Pensions on the bill
(H. R. 170) for the relief of Daniel
Internal improvement in the State of Michigan, and for
other purposes. Report of the Committee on Public
Lands on the bill (S. 17) to apply certain alternate
sections of the public domain towards the comple-
tion of works of
Iowa. Report of David Dale Owen, on the mineral lands
in a part of Wisconsin, Illinois, and

Iron, and iron and steel, and of iron and steel unmanufac-

tured, imported from 1821 to 1842. Statement of the
annual value of manufactures of