R.

PAGE.

Radcliff, William, and others, petition of, presented,
committee discharged from the further consider-
ation thereof,

Reilly, Thomas, and others, petition of, presented,
Remonstrances against the transportation and opening
the mail on the Sabbath,

277

493

61

47, 53, 73, 84,
126, 144, 329

Renner, Daniel, and Nathaniel Heath, petition of,- pre-
sented,

rejected, and leave to withdraw their petition,
Report of the secretary of the treasury, annual,
committed,

the secretary for the department of war, an-
nual,

the secretary for the department of navy,
made in obedience to resolutions of the
Senate,

the Secretary of the treasury, comprehend-
ing sundry statements,

of the secretary of the navy-

of moneys transferred from one branch
of expenditure to another in that de-
partment,

of the expenditure and application of mo-
neys,

655

comprehending a statement of contracts, 65
of the secretary for the department of war-
of a corrected register of the army,

of the expenditure and application of mo-

neys,
the secretary of the navy, exhibiting the

names, rates, and stations of the respect-
ive vessels in the navy of the United
States,

65

68

71

PAGE.

Report of the commissioner of the general land-office,

on claims for land in the State of Loui-

the postmaster-general, relative to clerks,
the secretary of the navy containing esti-
mates of the expense of building and
equipping, one seventy-four, two forty-
fours, and two sloops of war,

the postmaster-general, containing a list of

the commissioner of the general land office,

on claims to land in the western district
of the late Territory of New-Orleans,
the secretary of the treasury on the petition
of James Jewett,

84

89

93

101

109

the secretary of the navy in relation to the
most convenient harbours in the waters
of the Chesapeake Bay,

112

of the secretary of the navy—

containing estimates of expenses neces-

sary to keep in service for one year,

one seventy-four, one forty-four, and
one twenty-two gun ship,

on the petition of William Garrett,
the commissioner of the general land-office,
supplementary, on claims for land in the
late Territory of Orleans, now State of
Louisiana,

121

133

141

PAGE.

Report of the secretary of the treasury, exhibiting the
amount of duties received on imported
salt,

of the committee on naval affairs-

144

on the petition of William Garrett, 144, 150
on the petition of James P. Watson,

149

157

149

150

160

the commissioners of the navy pension fund, 161
the secretary of the treasury on the subject

a general tariff of duties, proper to be im-
posed on importations,

175

the committee on the petition of Sarah Goelet, 176

PAGE.

Report of the committee on the petition of the represent-
atives of Ignace Chalmet De-

on the petition of Sarah Jarvis and others, 191
on the condition of the banks within the

the committee on foreign affairs, on the sub-

ject of a system of navigation for the

204

248

217

217

226

246

257

United States,

271

of the secretary of war-

transmitting certain information,

271

on the memorial of the mayor and com-

mon council of the city of New-York, 280
in relation to Indian affairs,

297

the financial committee, on the petition of

Willet Coles, .

337

agreed to,

344

PAGE.

Report of the treasurer of the United States, con-
taining his general account for the year
1815,

the committee, a certified statement of the

361

390

the financial committee on the memorial of the

census of the Indiana Territory,

bible society of Phi-

ladelphia,

396

402

the commissioner of the general land-office,
the secretary of war, of the expenditures for
arms and military equipments for the mi-
litia,
the joint committee appointed to inquire into
the expediency of making certain altera-
tions in the mode of transacting the bu-
siness of Congress,

407

409, 417

543

7

the secretary of the treasury on the memo-

rial of William Gamble,

Resolution for furnishing Senators with newspapers,

for appointment of chaplains, 1 r. 9, 2 r. 24, 3 r.
and pas. 26, 27, 30.

for sergeant-at-arms to employ assistant and

horses,

1 r. 9, 2 r. 24, 3 r. and pas. 26.
to meet in the new building on Capitol Hill, 35

relative to printing and binding certain
documents under an injunction of se-