The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-05


 the other two to remain in the Library Of of that department.
 For the Ministers of the United States. ln foreign countries, fifty copies, to be deposited In, and distributed under such regulations as may De made by the Depart ment of State
 10 the Treasury Department, twelve copies, namely; for the use ofthe Secre- 1 tary, one copy; for the use of the First and second Comptroiers, the First, Se- eond, Third, Fourth and Fiffb Auditors. the Treasurer, Register. Solicitor and Commissioner of the General Land Office. one copy each
 To the War Department, thirteen CO., pies, namely: for the use ofthe Secreta- ry, one copy; for the use of the Command lng General of the Army of the United States. the Paymaster General, the Adj utant General, the Colnmissary General of Purchases, the Ordnance Department. Commissary General ofsuhsistence. .Quar- termaster General, Engineer Department, iopesfapiHeai Bureau, one copy each ]; and for the use of the Military Academy, three copies.
 To the Navy Department, fifty four co. pies, namely: for the use of tle Secreta- ", one copy for the use of the Commis- sioners of the Navy Board one copy; and to enable the Secretary of the Navy to place one copy in every public armed yes sel of the United States, when in commis sion, under such regulations as the said Secretary shall prescribe, ffty-two copies. To the General Post Office, three CO., pies, namely - for the use of the Postmass ter General, one copy. and for the use Of each of the Assistants Postmaster rtieneral. one copy
 To the Library of Congress. five comics. To the Library of the Senate,ten copies.
 To the Library of the House of Repre- sentatives, twenty copies.
 To each member of the Senate and House of Representatives and Delegates of the twenty-frst and twenty.seeond Con- gross, one copy.
 To the Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States, each one copy.
 To Mr. 0. Rich, agent for the Congress Library in London, one copy, to be dis posed of by him in some suitable manner. in return for donation made by authority of the British Government to the Library of Congress, of the volumes of the R e. cord Commission publications.
 To supply the several States and Terri tories the United States, eighty one CO., pies, viz: for the use of the Governor and each branch of the Legislature of every State, one copy; for the ase of the Go vernon of each of the Territories, one CO., py; and two copies to be deposited in the archives of each of said Territories, for the use of the Legislature thereof
 To each incorporated college and athe- neum in the United States, not exceeding sixty nine, one copy.
 Sec. 7. .4ad be | further resolutd, That, of the copies of the Secret Journals of tue old Congress, remaining for distribution, there be further distribution as follows, namely: that one copy of each volume be delivered to each member of both Houses of Congress, and that the residne remain for future order of distribution.
 Sec. }. fl Q be | fitafhes resoiued, That the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk ofthe House be, and they hereby are. di- rected to divide the remaining documents of the two Houses from the fourteentll to the eighteenth Congress inclusive, and to keep them for the use of each House in their respective libraries.
 Sec. 4. find De it further resoiced, That the copies of the Journal of the Conyen- ton for forming the present Constitution, remaining for distribution, be equally di- vided between the two Houses of Con- gress, to be kept in their respective li- braries. Approved. July 10, 1929. An act to extend the provisions of the act, 1
 entitled An act regulating conner cial intercourse with the islands of Mar
 unique and Guadaloupe,' approved the
 ninth of May, one thousand eight hun dred and twenty-eight, and to refund | the tonnage duties on the French ship
 Nictorine.
 Be t eaacted by the Senate aud House ofE Representatives. fthe Unaed States of .4me- rica in Congress assembled, That the pri- l viliges which are extended by the act, en- titled An act regulating commercial in- tercourse with the islands of Martinique and Guadaloupe,' approved the ninth of May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, to French vessels laden and coming direct from those islands, shall be extended to vessels coming in the sane manner, in ballast, subject, nevertheless, 10 the proviso contained in said act
 Sec. 7. Ind De IL lurther eaacted, That the Secretary of the Treasury Is hereby authorized to refund, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, such amount of tonnage duty as may have been collected. by the Collector of the port of New-Y ork, upon the French ship Victorine, and which is referred to in the letter of the French Minister to-the Secretary of State, dated the fourth of November last.