Vol.

Clerk House of Representatives, memorial of Mr. Garland, clerk,
in relation to the public printing, and as to the furnishing of
the stationary

Clerks employed in the State Department in 1840

employed in the Post Office Department in 1840
employed in the Treasury Department in 1840 -
employed in the War Department in 1840
employed in the Navy Department in 1840
Coast survey, annual report of progress, &c., in 1840
Coins, assays of gold and silver

Commerce and navigation, annual statements of

Commerce with China

Commissioner of Indian Affairs. (See Indian Affairs.)
Commissioner of Pensions. (See Pensions.)

Commissioner of the General Land Office, annual report of, in
1840 -

Commissioner of the Public Buildings, annual report of, in
: 1840 -

Commissary General of Clothing, his annual report showing the
operations and disbursements of that department in 1840,
(documents with President's message, p. 206)

Commissary General of Subsistence, similar report from that
department in 1840, (documents with President's message,
p. 225)

Conkling, Alfred, Judge, letter from, in relation to charges
against him of misconduct, &c.
Connecticut, Legislature of, in relation to the proceeds of sales
of public lands

number of slaves under sixth census

Contingent expenses, office of Secretary of the Navy and Navy

Commissioners in 1840

of the House of Representatives for 1840
of the War Department for 1840 -
of the State Department for 1840
of the Treasury Department for 1840
of the naval establishment for 1840

of the Post Office Department for 1840
of the military establishment for 1840

Contracts, Commissioner of Public Buildings in 1840 -
abstract of bids for carrying the mail, &c.
War Department in 1840

Treasury Department in 1840

Navy Commissioners in 1840

Contractors, mail-fines, &c.

Courts-martial, proceedings of, in the cases of Commander Smoot
and Lieutenants Sharpe and Stallings

Cumberland road in Indiana and Illinois, report of Captain Og-
den, operations, &c., (documents with Pre-
sident's message, p. 138) -

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in Ohio, Captain Dutton's report, (p. 136)
in relation to the suspension of work in 1840 2

Cumberland road, estimates from the War Department of the sum
required for the, in 1841, (p. 170)

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Currency, Legislature of Rhode Island, in relation to the
Customs, statement showing the gross amount of revenue col-
lected in each district, and expense of collection each year
from 1825 to 1839
Custom-house officers dispensed with in the years 1839 and
1840, and those appointed within
same period, compensation, &c.
emoluments and expenditures of, in 1840 5 113

Custom-house building, Philadelphia, information in relation
to the -

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D.

Dancing Rabbit creek, documents in relation to the manner of
fulfilling the treaty with the Choctaw Indians at
Debtors, insolvent, annual report in 1840 respecting

Debt, public, statement of, in 1840, (see annual report on the
finances, p. 31)

Deductions and fines, post-office contracts

1 11

District of Columbia, 12th annual report of inspectors of the
penitentiary in the

Drawback on refined sugar, on the subject of

Duties, in relation to the refunding of, under judicial decisions -
whole amount collected in each district annually from
1825 to 1839, with expense of collection

in relation to drawback of, on refined sugar
Legislature of Alabama, against a protective tariff

E.

Education, national, memorial of Alden Partridge on the subject of
Emigrants arriving in the United States in 1840
Engineer, Military, annual report, showing the operations of that
department, in 1840, on fortifications, roads, rivers,
and harbors, (documents with President's mes-
sage, p. 99)

Topographical, similar report respecting surveys, and
improvement of harbors, rivers, and roads, (docu-
ments with President's message, p. 171) -
estimate of appropriations required in 1841 for the en-
gineer service, (documents with President's mes-
sage, pp. 170, 173)

expenditures of appropriation in 1840 for the service
of the Engineer Department, (documents with Pre-
sident's message, pp. 158, 178)

Estimates of appropriations, general, for 1841, accompanying
annual report on the state of the finances
required for the payment of pensioners in 1841
for the Indian Department in 1841

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Estimates for the army for 1841

for the Post Office Department in 1841

for the Florida war in 1841 -

for the military academy for 1841

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from the Engineer Department, for the improvement
of roads, rivers, and harbors in 1841, (documents
with President's message, pp. 170, 171)

Executive Departments, reports from, to be made to the 2d ses-
sion 26th Congress

Expenditures in suppressing Indian hostilities in Florida
Expenditures, appropriations, War Department in 1840, and

balances

Navy Department, same

Expenditures, &c., in the Post Office Department in 1840
engineer service in 1840, (documents with
President's message, p. 178)

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in the Indian Department in 1840, (docu-
ments with President's message, p. 282) - 1
Expenditures from 1st January to 30th September, 1840, state-
ment with annual report on finances, (p. 23) -
Exports, (for statements of, see annual report of Commerce and
navigation)

F.

Federal relations, report of a committee of the Legislature of
South Carolina on the subject of
Ferris, Benjamin, and others, memorial of, in relation to the
Seneca Indian treaty

Finances, annual report on the state of

deficiency in the revenue in 1840, and issue of Treas-
ury notes recommended

Fines and deductions, post-office contracts

Florida war, expenditures in suppressing Indian hostilities
estimate of appropriations required in 1840 for
report of Third Auditor, respecting payment of
claims for horses lost in

number of troops employed under General Armis-
tead in Florida, (documents with President's
message, p. 51) -

Fortifications, annual report from Engineer Department on their

condition, &c., in 1840, (documents with Pre-
sident's message, p. 99)

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respecting title to the Pea Patch island, Fort
Delaware, (documents with President's mes-
sage, p. 103)

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statement of expenditures, &c., in 1840, (docu-
ments with President's message, p. 158)

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Foundries, report of board of officers appointed to examine Euro-
pean improvements in the manufacture of cannon, &c., (docu-
ments with President's message, p. 59)

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Garland, Hugh A., Clerk House of Representatives, memorial
of, in relation to the public printing, and the furnishing of
stationary

Governor's island, New York, wharves at

Great Britain, correspondence in relation to the burning of the

steamboat Caroline

correspondence in relation to trade of the United
States with China

correspondence, &c., since 3d March, 1837, in
relation to the seizure, &c., of American vessels
on the coast of Africa, (slave-trade)

H.

5 115

Hall, James, and Mathews & Wood, report of Solicitor of the
Treasury on the claim of
Harbors and rivers, annual report of the engineer on the condi-
tion and improvement of, in 1840, (docu-
ments with President's message, p. 107)
statement of expenditure, &c., in 1840,
(documents with Pres. mes. pp. 64, 168)
Harbors, &c., on the lakes, in relation to the suspension of the
works for the improvement of

sale of tools and materials used for the improve-
ment of

Harbor of Charleston, respecting the preservation of Sullivan's
island in, (documents with President's message, p. 141)
Hassler's report in 1840 on progress, &c., of coast survey, and
of weights and measures

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Hayti, claims of citizens of the United States on Government of 3 107
Horses lost in Florida war, report of Third Auditor respecting
the payment of claims for

5 119

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Hospital, marine, Pittsburg, report of board of physicians as to
site for, (documents with President's message, p. 201)
House of Representatives, contingent expenses of
Hudson river, annual report of engineer on improvement of,
(documents with President's message, p. 113) 1 2
estimate of the sum required in 1841 for, (docu-
ments with President's message, p. 170)

I.

Imports, value of, in each year from 1825 to 1839, and expense
of collecting, &c.
Imports and exports, value of, from 1791 to 1840, (see annual

report on finances, p. 33)
same during each Presidency, (p. 34) 1
Imports and exports, (for statements of, see annual report of
Commerce and navigation)

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Independent Treasury, correspondence of Secretary of the Trea-

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sury and Treasurer in relation to the 2
information as to the manner in which
it has been carried into operation

Indian Department, annual report of the Commissioner on In-
dian Affairs generally, with reports of the
several agents as to their emigration and
subsistence; new negotiations; Cherokee
disturbances; condition of the tribes, and
relations with them; description of coun-
try; education and schools; (documents
with President's message, pp. 228, 247,
248)
statement of the trust fund, (documents
with President's message, p. 276)
statement of expenditures, &c., (documents
with President's message, p. 282)
estimate of appropriation required for 1841

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Indian disbursements, accounts of persons charged with, in 1840 3 108
Indian hostilities, expenditures in suppressing, in Florida
Indians, Chickasaw, statement of the fund of, in 1840 -

Choctaw, documents in relation to the manner of ful-
filling certain stipulations in the treaty with, con-
cluded at Dancing Rabbit creek

Seneca, memorial of meeting of Friends, remonstrating
against the treaty with

Insolvent debtors, annual report in 1840 respecting

Internal improvements, in relation to the suspension of the works
of, on the lakes

Iowa, penitentiary, memorial of Legislature

military road from Bloomington to Iowa City
mail-route from Fort Madison to Fairfield

J.

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Jackson, Ralph, in relation to mail contract with

James, Charles T., on steamboat boilers

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Judge Conkling, letter from, in relation to charges against him
of misconduct, &c.

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K.

Kentucky, resolutions of, in relation to a United States Bank,
and in favor of distributing proceeds of the sales
of the public lands

memorial of citizens of Daviess county, on the sub-
ject of the tobacco trade

Lakes, in relation to the suspension of the public works of im-