582

Williamson, J. G. A., presents an old History of Florida
Wilhoet, Enoch, relief granted to

(See bills S. No. 63.)

Wines, explanations of act of 1832, relative to duties on

Winters' land claim, proceedings respecting

Wisconsin, proceedings, as to creating a new Territory to be called

Page.

466

277

(See bills S. No. 48.)

(See bills H. R. No. 503.)

(See bills H. R. No. 220.)

Woollens, vote on rate of duty on

356

[ Petitions from ]

Ward, Jonathan, et al., representatives of Stephen
Ward, Nehemiah

(See bill No. 738, B.)

Page.

Widows of officers revolution, Mary Emory et al.

28

Mary Hunter et al.

41

Woolsey, Melancton T.,

Woolf, Frederick

Woodside, John

Woodridge, Wm., (see Chipman and Woodbridge)

Worthington, Thos., heirs of

93, 348
29, 424
42

96, 210, 369

176, 142

Yazoo river, improve pass connecting head waters of, with Missis-

Yeas and nays, questions decided by, viz.

Public lands, on motion to postpone a resolution to re-

61

35

37

47

Yeas and nays, questions decided by, viz.

Public lands, on a motion to lay upon the table a re-
solution requesting the President, when
he shall submit to the Senate for ratifi-
cation the above mentioned treaty, to
accompany it with a copy of the re-
port, also,

Senate bill No. 6, to appropriate, for a limited time,
the proceeds of, &c.

on a motion for the previous ques-

Bank United States, proposition to print 10,000 copies

of report Secretary Treasury

on the affairs of the, motion to
postpone

on a motion, (by Mr. Polk,) to
amend a resolution in relation
to the sale of stock owned by
the United States in the
on a motion to reject the bill (No.
736,) authorizing the sale of the
stock held by the United States

on question, Shall it
pass?

Amendment of the Constitution, on a reference of so

much of the Presi-

dent's message as
relates to an

Page

77

459

460

43

51

327

463

464

on a motion to commit
to a Committee of
the Whole House
the resolution of
Mr. Wickliffe, of
17th December,
proposing an

Tariff bill No. 641, to reduce and otherwise alter the
duties on imports, resolution from Committee
Ways and Means to proceed upon daily,
speaker decides that, under the rule, it must
lie one day on the table, on a motion to sus-
pend the rule

62

84

126

Yeas and nays, questions decided by, viz.

Tariff, on a motion to lay the resolution on the table
on the question, shall the resolution pass

on a motion that the House go in Committee of
the Whole on the bill

on several propositions in relation
to the bill

Page.

147

149

212

231, 232, 233, 234, 235

on a motion to take up the bill in Committee of

the Whole

252

292

300, 301, 302

318

252

353

355

356

357

358

368

on a motion to reconsider the last mentioned vote
on a motion to lay upon the table the motion to
reconsider the vote laying a duty of two cents
per pound on raw cotton

on a motion to reconsider the said vote

373

374

Bill No. 290, to refund a fine imposed on Mathew Lyon,

Yeas and nays, questions decided by, viz.

Bill No. 272, for the relief of John S. Flemming, ad-
ministrator of John Syme, on motion
to strike out the enacting clause

Bill No. 713, for the relief of the City of Washington,
on a motion to agree to amendment of
Committee of the Whole

Bill No. 651, granting certain city lots to Georgetown
College, on motion to lay it upon the

table -

Bill No. 706, in alteration of the act vesting in the Cor-
poration of Washington the rights of
the Washington Canal Company, ques-
tion on passage of the bill

Bill No. 224, making appropriations for the Engineer

and Ordnance Departments, on motion
to strike out $16,290 for purchase of
dwelling-houses at Harper's Ferry
on a motion to strike out $6,346 for re-
pairs of public dwelling-houses at same
on a motion to lay the bill upon the table
Bill No. 309, for the relief of Peter Bargy et al., on a
motion to lay the bill the table -
Bill No. 196, for the relief of Joseph Du Commun,
on the question, shall the bill pass

upon

Bill No. 123, granting land to the New England Asy-
lum for the Blind, on the question, shall
the bill be engrossed, &c.

on a motion to reconsider the above men-
tioned vote

-

Bill No. 619, to exempt certain imports from the oper-
ation of the act of 19th May, 1828, in
alteration of the several acts imposing
duties on imports, on motion to lay it
on the table

Bill No. 624, for the relief of Gen. Alexander Macomb,
on motion to lay it upon the table

Bill Senate No. 62, to improve the navigation of the
Potomac between Georgetown
and Alexandria, question shall
the bill pass

Bill Senate No. 48, to explain the 18th section of the

act to alter and amend the several

acts imposing duties on imports,

question on engrossing amend-
ments, &c.

Bill No. 567, making appropriations for light-houses,

&c., on motion to lay it upon the

table

Bills Senate No. 27, 85, 23, 1, on motion to take up in

Committee of the Whole