The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
PUBLIsHED By AUTHORITY.
-hESOLUTiON providing for the distribs.
.lon OF the Marshals' returns of the Fourth
Censns


Census.
Resotued by tie Senate and House of Ren.
TesenfGfiues fthe United States Of .1r,erisa
'9 Congress assembled. That the Secretary Of
otate be Instructed 10 Furnish to each mem
oef OF the present Congress, and tho dele
saees from territories, tho President and
vice President of the United States, the Elk.
ccntiVs OF each State and Territory, the Al.
torhey General, and Judges of the Couus of
the United States, and the Colleges and Uni
versiiles Ia the United States, each, one copy;
for thc use of the Departments, viz +: State,
lressory, War end Navy, Eve copies each
Tor the use of the Senate, five copies and for
fbs use OF tho House of Representatives, ten
copies, OF the msrshal's returns Of the fourth
Census; and that the residue of the copie. Of
the said returns be deposited 10 the library of
Congress.
PHILIP r, BARBOUR,
Speaker O: the House Of Representatives
DANlEbD ID. ToMPKINs,
Vice President Of tue United States, ard
President Of the Senate,
Washington Feb 4. ls2s-APproyed,
AN ACT for the preser vation OF the timber
Of tho United States IN Florida.
De I enacted BY che Senate and flopsf Of
co in Congress assembled That the President
OF the United States be, and hereby is, au-
shoIizsd to employ so much Of the land and
naval forces of the United States rs saay be
HeCessary SnsStuaiiy 10 prevent the fo'iinG,
Cutting, or other destruction OF, the timber Of
the United States in Florida and, also, TO
prevent the transportation OF carrying away
any such timUer as may be already felled or
cut down aud TO take such other end further
measures as may be deemed advisable for the
preservation OF the timber OF the United
States IN Florida. -. .,,..-..
PHiLiP p BARBOUR.
Speaker the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate pro temPore.
Washington, February 80, 1892.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
RESOLUTION providing for the distribu-
ton of the Secret Journal and Foreign Cor
,espondence ofths old Congress, and OF the
Journal of tho Convention which formed
the Constitution of the United States.
Resotped 6y the Senate and Rouse Of Rep
-csenfaapes of fAe United Sfafes Of .freiico
IN Coneress assembled, That the President OF
the United States be requested to cause to
be furnished to each member of the present
Congress, and the Delegates from Terrific
ries, who may no. be entitled 10 the same un.
der the resolution Of Congress Of the twenty
seventh of March, Que thousand eight hun
drcd and eighteen; the President and Vice
President Of tho United States, the Executive
of each State aud Territory, the Attorney
General, and Judges Of the Courts Of the u.
oi,ed States, and tho Colleges anG universi-
Ties in the United States, each one copy; tor
the use Of each Of the Departments, viz:
State, Treasury, Wsr, and Navy, two copies
each for the use of the Senate, FIVE copies;
for the use Of the House Of Representatives,
Zen copies and for the Library Of Congress,
ten copies, of the Secret Journals, and OF the
Foreign Correspondence, ordered TO oe print
ed by the sevetsl resolutions Of Congress,
passed on che twenty.seventh Of Mach, one
thousand eight hundred and eiehieen, and oi
April twenty 6:st, one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty Also, to each Member oil
the pre.en, Congress, who has 10, received
the same, one copy Of the Journal of the Con-
-eo,joo, which formed the Constitution OF
,hc United States. And that the remaining
copies be preserved IL the Library, subj sct
10 the future disposition of Congress.
PHILIP P. BARBOUR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
DANIEL ID. ToMPKiN,.
Vice President Of the United states, end
President Of the Senate.