Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-18
COMPLETE LIST OF LAWS
Pas'sd BY CSngress at the I'd Session Of the 2eM
Congress, ,chich Terminated Afareh 3, le4l.


REPRESENTATIVES,.
An act making appropriations, in part, for
tue support OF Government for the year lS4l.
An act making appropriations for tho pay
ls4l.
An act making temporary provision for lu- |
natics in tho 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 per-
feet title to certain lands therein described;
and to settle the claims to the vacant and un-
appropriated lands therein described, passed
April 10, 1906.
An act making further provision for the ex-
penses Of an exploration and survey of that
part OF tho Northeastern boundary line Of the
U. 5. which separates the States of Maine
and ~. Hampshire from the British Provin-
ces.
An act further to continue in force the act
ior the payment of horses and ether property
lost IN the military service Of U. S.
An act making appropriations for the civil
and diplomatic expenses of Government tor
the year l94l; (of which there was for Post
Office S4,sl2,62O.)
An &C. making appropriations for the Navy
An act making appropriations for the Army
for the year 1871.
An act making appropriations for the Indi-
an Department and for treaty stipulations with
the Indians for 1871.
An act making appropriations for the ex-
Pense Of delegation Of Western Seminole
Indians.
An act making appropriations for destitute
kickapoo Indians, and removing and subsis-
ting the Swan Creek and Black River Indi-
ans of Michigan.
An ac. for the relief of Mary Tucker.
An act making appropriations for the sup
port Of the Military Academy for 1871.
An act to authorize register to be granted
TO the schooner Amistad.
An act to incorporate the Washington Be-
nevolent Society in the District of Colum-
bia.
An act to confirm land patents.
An act-making appropriations for certain
fertihcations OF the U. S. for the year l54l.
BILLS WHICH ORIGINATED IN TIE sIsArr.
An act supplementary to an act to abolish
Imprisonment for debt in certain cases.
An act further to amend the act entitled an
act to provide for taking the sixth census or
enumeration of tho inhabitants ofthe u. S.
An act for the relief of Gurden S. Hubbard,
Robert A. kenzie, and others.
An act supplementary to an act entitled an
act to encourage the introduction and promote
the cultivation of tropical plants. For the
benefit Of the widow and children of DR..
Henry Pcrrne, killed by the Indians in Flor
ida.
An act to confirm to the State of Indiana
the land selected by her for that portion of
the Wabash and Erie Canal which lies be-
tween the mouth Of the Tippecanoe river and
Tere Haute, and for other purposes.
An act granting a pension to Lemuel
White.
An act for the relief Of VIM. P. Rathbone.
An act granting a pension to Hannah
Leighton.
An act for the relief Of Jacob Seeley.
An act for the relief of VIM. Jones.
An act for the relief of Charles NJ. Keller
and Henry Stone.
An act for the relief Of Lieut.. John E Bisp-
ham.
An act for the relief of John Carter.
An act for the reliefof Joseph Bogy.
An act for the relief Of Jean Baptiste Co
meau.
An act for the reliefof Agnes Dundas.
An act for the relief Of the heirs of Miguel
Eslaya.
ship Alexandra.
amend the act approved May Is, 1900, emit
tied AN act to amend an act entitled an act to
establish the judicial courts of the U. States >
An act for the relief of Avery, Saltmarsh
e. Co.
Joint resolution to present incorporated u
Universities, Colleges, &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 services of their militia, amounting to-
gether to about the sum Of $4S5, 900, passed
both Houses of Congress, and was enrolled
and brought into the House for the signature
Of the Speaker just as the motion was made to
close the session; which motion prevailing,
il was not signed, and therefore did not be-
come law, although passed by both Houses
of Congress.
AMOUNT OF APPROPRIATIONS
Made at The Cd Session of the Goth Congress,
Partial support of Government
(Congress) 8 $4,000
For Civil and Diplomatic expen-
SEES s,O3O,oo5
For the Navy 5,926.33S |
For the Army SAL, 9I9 |
For Fortifcations 1856 500 |
For the Military Academy l6O502 |