The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-06
THE LATE SESSION OF CONGRESS-
COMPLETE LIST OF LAWS
Passed by Congress at the I'd Session Of The
26h Congress, which terminated March 3,
1841.

1871.
BILLS WHICH ORIGINATED IN THE HOUSE or RE-
PREsENTATIvEs.
An act making appropriations, in part, for the sup
port of Government for the year lS4l
In act making appropriations for the payment Of
Revolutionary pensioners for the year l64l
An act making temporary provision for lunaties 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 certain
lands therein described and settle the claims 10 the
vacant and unappropriated lands therein described
passed April 10, 1906
An act making further provision for the expenses
ofan exploration and survey Of that part ofthe North
eastern boundary line of the United States which sepa
rates 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 mill
tary service of the United States.
An act making appropriations for the civil and d.
plomatic expenses oil Government for the year lS4I
(of which there for the Post Office "a si2 500
An act making appropriations for the Navy for the
An act making appropriations Cor the Army for the
year 1871.
An act making appropriations for the Indian Depart
ment and for treaty stpuations with the Indians for
1871.
An act making appropriations for the expense of
delegation OF Western Seminole Indians.
An act making appropriation for destitute Kckapoo
Indians, and removing and subsisting the Swan
Creek and Black River Indians OF Michigan.
An act for the relief of Mary Tucker
An act making appropriations for the support of the
Military Academy for l64l.
An act to authorize register TO be granted to the
schooner Anistad.
An act to incorporate the Washington Benevolent
Society in the District Of Columbia.
An act TO confirm land patents.
An act making appropriations for certain fortifica-
tons Of the United States for the year l64l.
BILLS WHICH ORIGINATED IN THE SENATE.
An act supplementary to an act TO abolish imprson-
ment for debt in certain
An act further TO amend the act entitled an act 10
provide for taking the sixth enumeration of
the inhabitants Of the United States.
An net for the relief Of Gurdon s. Hubbard Ro-
bert 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 Penine, killed BY the Indians
in Florida
An TO confirm TO the State Of Indiana the land
selected Ly her for that portion Of the Wabash and
Erie Canal which lies between the mouth of the Tip
pecanoe river and Tene Haute and for other purposes
An act granting pension to Lemuel White.
An act for the relief of VIM. p Rathbone
An act granting pension to Hannah Leighton
An tor the relief of Jacob Seeley.
An act for the relief of VIM Jones
An act for the relief Of Charles M. Keller and
Henry Stone
An act for the relief of Lieut.. John E. BispLam
An act for the relief of John Carter
An act for the relief of Joseph Bogy.
An act for the relief Of Jean Baptiste Comeau
An act for the relief Of Agnes Dundas.
An for the relief Of the heirs Of Miguel Eslava
An act to refund the duties the French ship
Alexandra.
An act to amend the act entitled an act tc amend
the act approved May 10, 1900, entitled An act to
amend an act entitled to establish the judicial
courts of the United States
| An for The reliefof Avery, Saltmarsh, s. Co
Joint resolution to present incorporated universities,
ry OF Congress
IEThe bill for the settlement of the claims Of the
States of Maine and Georgia for the services of their
militia, amounting together 10 about the of S45S
600 passed both Houses Of Congress- and enroll
ed and brought into the House for the signature f,he
Speaker just the motion made to close the
sion which motion prevailing, it not signed, and
therefore did not become law although passed by
both Houses of Congress.