Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-10
From fhs National Id'eiRgeaesr.
COMPLETE LIST OE LAWS

Passed by Congress at the I'd Session Of the 26th
Congre 5, tchieh terminated March ), 1871.
BILLS WHICH ORIGINATED IN the HOUSE OF RIP.
REsESrArWEs.
An act making appropriations, IN part, for the
support oi Government for the year lSiI.
An get making appToprat onS for the payment of
Revolutionary pensioners for the year ls4l
An act making temporary provision for lunatics
in the District Of Columbia.
An act to authorize the issuing of Tra,suIy
notes.
An act TO amend the act Ia authorize the State of
Tennessee To issue grants and perfect titles TO GER
tain lands therein described and to settle the claims
TO the vacant and unapproprated lands therein de-
scrlbed, passed April rs, IsO6
An act making further provision for the expenses
OF an exploration and survey of that part of the
Northeastern boundary line Of the United States
which separates the States of Maine and New
Hampshire from the British Provinces.
An act further 10 continue in force the act for the
payment OF horses and other property lost in the
military service of the United States.
;. AN act making appropriations for the civil and
diplomatic expenses Of Government for the wear
ISLE (of which there was for the Post Office Ca
Sl2 ,62O)
An act making appropriations for the Navy for
the year 1871.
An act making appropriations for the Army for
the year 1871.
An act making appropriations for the Indian De-
Tor 1871.
An act making appropriations for the expense of
a delegation OF Western Seminole Indians.
An act making appropriations for destitute Kieka-
200 indans, and removing and subsisting the Swan
Creek and Black River lndilnS OF Michigan.
An net for the reefof Mary Tucker.
Az ACT making appropriations for the support of
the Military Academy for 1871.
Anaet to authonse register TO be granted to the
schooner AmiSiad.
An set 10 lncorDorate The yosb;pgton R.nvoI.n,
Society. IN the District Of Columbia.
An act TO confirm lard patents
An act making appropriations for certain fortifca-
tons Of the u. States for the year ls4l.
BILLS WHICH ORIGINATED IN THE SENATE.
An act supplementary TO an act TO abolish i'm
prisonment for debt in certain cases
An act further TO amend the oct entitled an act 10
provide Tor taking the sixth census or enumeration
OF me Inhabitants Of the u. States.
An act for the relief of Gurdon S. Hubbard, r.
a. herzle, and Others.
An act supplementary 10 an act entitled N act TO
encourage the introduction and promote the cultva
ton OF tropical plants. For the benefit Of the
widow and children of Dr.. Henry Ptrrine killed by
the Indians in Floridal
40 oct TO confirm to tho State Of Indiana the lard
selected by her for that portion of the Wabash and
Erie Canal which lies between the mouth of the
Iippeennoe river and Tere Haute, and for other
purposes.
An act granting pension 10 Lemuel White.
An act for the re efof WIN. p. Rathbone.
An act granting pension to Hannah Leigh
ton.
An act for the relief or Jacob Seeley.
An act for the relief Of WIN Jones.
An act for the relief OF Charles NJ. Keller and
Henry Stone.
IN act for the relief Of Lieut.. John T.. Bispham.
An act for the relief Of John Garter.
An act for the relief Of Joseph Bogy.
An act for the relief Of Jane Bap ts,e Comeau.
An sct tor the relief OF Agnes Dundas.
Nm act for the relief Of the heirs Of Miguel ES-
lava.
An act TO amend the act entitled an act TO amend
the oct approved May IS, 1900, entitled ian act TO
amend an net entitled act to establish the judicial
courts Of the u. States"
An act Tor the relief Of Avery, Saltmarsh & Co.
JOINT resolution TO present incorporated univer.
sues colleges, &c. with copies Of the catalogue Of
the Librory OF Congress
lhe OIL for the settlement Of the claims Of the
states OF Maine and Georgia for the services Of their
mliii, amounting together bout the sum Of 1885,
OOO, passed both Houses Of Congress, and was en-
rolled and brought into the House for the signature
OF the Speaker just as the motion ives made 10 close
The session which motion prevailing, IL was not
signed and therefore did not become law although
passed by both Housos Of Congress.