Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27
COMPLETE LIST OF LAWS.

COMPLETE LIST OF LAWS.
Passed by Congress al the Cd Session of the 26sl
Congress-
BILLS WHICH ORIGINATED ~ THE HOUSE OF REPS
Al &c, making appropriations, in part, for The
support of Government for the year IS4l.
An act making appropriations for the payrnenl
OF Revolutionary pensioners Tor The year 1871.
An act making temporary prov Isions for luna
ties in the District of Columbia.
An act TO authorize the issuing Of Treasury
notes.
An act to amend the act to authorize the State
OF Tennessee to issue grants and perfect titles Ia
certain lands therein described; and to settle the
claims 10 tho vacant and unappropriated lands
therein described, passed April IS. 1906
An &c, making further provision for the ex-
penses 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 to 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 appropriation for the civil and
diplomatic expenses Of the Government for the
year sal: OF which there was for the Post a
An act making appropriations for the Army for
the scar 1871.
An ac. making appropriations for the Indian
Department and for treaty stipulutions with the
Indians for lS4l.
An act making appropriations for the expense
Of delegation Of Western Semiole Indians.
An act making appropriation for destitute Kic-
!sapoo Indians, and removing and subsisiine the
Swan Creci. aud Black River Indians OF M!c!.;-
gan.
An act f2r the relief Of Mary Tucker.
An act making appropriations for the support
of the Military Academy for I6fl.
= act to authorize register 20 be granted 10
the schooner Amistad.
An tho W.
lent Society, in the District of Columbia.
An &C. 10 confirm land patents.
An act making appropriations for certain forth
fications of the United States for the year 1871.
WHICH ORIGINATED THE SENATE.
An act supplementary TO net to abolish i'm
prisnament for debt in certain cases
An act further to amend the act entitled an acl
to provide fog taking the sixth census or cDumc-
ration Of the inhabitants of the U. States
An for the relief of Gurdon S. Hubbard.
Robert A. kcnzic, and others.
An act supplementary TO an act entitled act
TO encourage the introduction and promote the
cultivation OF tropical plants For the benefit of
the widow and children Of Or. Henry Perrlne,
killed by the Indians in Florida.
Ar &C, to confirm 10 the State of Indiana the
land selected by her for that portion OF the Wa
bash and Erie Canal which lies between the
mouth ofthe Tippecanoe river and Ierre- Eaute,
t'i!d 'O4 bttti t'ht 1NSGS-
An act granting pension TO LemUel Whit.
An net for the relief of VIM. p. Rathbone.
An act granting pension TO Hannah Leighton.
An act for the relief OF jacob Seeiey.
a act for he relief of VIM. Jones.
An act for the relief Of Charles III. Keller and
Henry Stone.
An act for the relief of Lieut.. John E. Bisp'ano.
In act for the relief Of John Carter.
An act for the relief OF Joseph Boey.
An &c: fer the relief Of Jean Bapriste Corneau.
An act for the relief of Agnes Dundas.
An act for the relief of the heirs of Miguel
ESiava.
An act TO amend the &c, entitled IN act to a.
mend the act approved May Is, 1910, entitled
ian act 10 amend m act establish the Judicial
courts Of the United State8'
An act for the relief of Avery Saitmarsh &
Co
Joint resolution TO present incorporated uni~er-
sites, &c. with copies OF The catalogue Of The
Library Of Congress.
The bill for the settlement Of the claims of the
States of Maine and Georgia for the service of
their militia. amounting together 10 about the sum
of Si5S 900. passed both Houses of Congress,
and enrolled and brought into the House Tor
the signature Of the Speaker jus, as The motion
was made 10 close the session; which motion pre-
vailing, i, wa. not signed, and therefore did not
become law although passed by both Houses Of
Congress.