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Babcock, Samuel, balance due his representa- | Baker, Lois, claim of, to be settled and paid, vi.
tives to be paid, iv. 698.

Backus, Charles D., claim of, to be settled and

paid, vi. 155.

Bacon, Andrew, pension to, vi. 417.

Bacot, Thomas W., allowance to, for expenses,

vi. 290.

Baggs, John, Jr., pension to, vi. 24.

155.

-, Malyne, pension to, vi. 190.

Stephen, to be paid for a horse destroyed,

vi. 209.

Bagnall, Richard, to be paid for bricks, vi. 554. | Balch, John, to be paid for cables, &c., vi.
Bail,

789.

Baldridge, James, land title confirmed to, vi.
682.

Baldwin, Alfred, pension to, vi. 578.

Isaac, and another, land patent to issue
to, vi. 327.

177.

Thomas, pension allowed to, vi. 26,
P., and another, balance due

to be endorsed on judgment, vi. 390.
-, Waterman, pension to, vi. 74.

Ball, Daniel, pension to, vi. 68.

-, Mottrom, to be paid for property de-
stroyed, vi. 217.

Thomas, pension to, vi. 609.

Ballentine, David, forfeited land scrip allowed
to, vi. 783.

Ballowe, Robert, allowance for damages, to, vi.
146.

in District of Columbia. See that title, p. Baltimore,

51.

Bailey, Anselm, pension to, vi. 416.

Daniel, pension to, vi. 177.

Elijah, and others, fishing bounty al-
lowed to, vi. 324.

Ephraim, pension to, vi. 24.

increase of pension to, vi. 68.
Hezekiah, pension to, vi. 111.

increase of pension to, vi. 140.
John, allowed to enter certain land, v. 715.
Jonathan N., overpayment to be repaid
to, vi. 264.

Martha, and others, interest allowed to,

vi. 562.

Peggy, allowed to enter land, vi. 213.
Robert, pension to, vi. 24.

Samuel A., authorized to surrender land,

and scrip to issue to, vi. 593.

Thomas, pension to, vi. 233.
-, William, pension to, vi. 24.

increase of pension to, vi. 101.
Bainbridge, Captain, rewards to, for captures,
ii. 818, 831.

—, Joseph, allowance to, vi. 272.
Bair, John, pension to, vi. 113.

Baird, Absalom, account of, to be settled, and
full pay allowed to, vi. 641.
Robert, pension to, vi. 91.

Baker, Absalom, pension to, vi. 417.

Glover, pension to, vi. 190.

-, Jacob, allowed to enter certain land, v.
715.

James, to be paid for property impressed,
vi. 707.

--, John, land claim confirmed to represent-
atives of, vi. 202.

allowance to, vi. 884.

land entry confirmed to, vi. 927.
Joseph, allowance for damages to, vi. 146.

port duty, ii. 103, 316; iii. 125, 665; v.602.
payment of interest to, iv. 177.
authorized to use a certain building, v. 717.
Citizens of, to be compensated for
vessels sunk, vi. 265, 273.

Bible Society, duties remitted to, vi.
162.

Mayor and Council of, claim of, and
interest, allowed, vi. 411.

and Ohio Railroad, branch to Wash-
ington authorized, iv. 268, 476, 672, 757.
and Susquehannah Railroad, duties
remitted to, vi. 740.

Vessels sunk in Defence of, value of,
to be ascertained, vi. 447.
memorial

of owners of, referred, vi. 552.

third au-

Bank of the Metropolis, (D. C.) iii. 387, 570,
618; v. 1, 2, 69, 232, 449; vi. 802.
Bank of Milwaukee, (Wisc.) v. 198.
Bank of Mineral Point, (Wisc.) v. 198.
Bank of Potomac, (D. C.) ii. 633; iii. 570, 620 ;
v. 1, 69, 232, 449; vi. 802.

Bank of the United States,

first bank, i. 191, 196, 573; ii. 274, 423,
695.

authorized to loan money to the Unit-
ed States, i. 329, 345, 395, 404, 418,
419, 489, 534, 607, 609, 726; ii. 60,
202, 247, 292, 349, 350, 551, 610.
second bank, charter of, iii. 269, 508; v.
48.

authorized to make loans to United
States, iii. 583, 636; iv. 33, 74,
129.

frauds on, punished, iii. 275, 276, 508.
loan office, duties by, iii. 361; v. 8, 9.
bribery of president and directors, iii. 508.
frauds in elections punished, iii. 508.
forgery of notes of, iii. 275.
false plates of bills of, iii. 276.
right of way granted to, vi. 579.

laws authorizing the United States Bank
to pay pensions repealed, v. 16.
notes of, receivable by United States, iii.
274. Repealed, v. 48.

secretary of the treasury to act as agent of
the United States in regard to property
in the bank, v. 56.

directors of the bank to furnish statements
to him, v. 56.

secretary of the treasury authorized to

settle for United States stock in, v. 200.
suits by, not to abate on expiration of
charter, v. 211.

sale of two bonds of, authorized, v. 296.
Bank of Washington, ii. 625; iii. 570, 618; v.
1, 69, 232, 449; vi. 802.

Barber, Noyes, and others, fishing bounty al-
lowed to, vi. 324.

Robert, Jr., receipts of, to be received for
land, vi. 876.

Barbour, James, Jr., account of, to be settled,
vi. 436.

Philip, value of land patented to, to
be estimated, vi. 236.

Barclay, Thomas, accounts of, vi. 72.
Bard, Archibald, and another, certificates of, to
be settled, vi. 392.

Barges, Public, to be built, iii. 3, 217.
Bargy, Peter, Jr., and others, payment to be made
to, for services, vi. 541.

Barnes, Cæsar, pension allowed to, vi. 32.
Calvin, pension allowed to, vi. 177.
Elijah, pension allowed to, vi. 25.
Francis, claim of, to be paid, vi. 564.
Hugh, increase of pension to, vi. 180.
arrears of pension to be paid to,
vi. 459.
John, payment to representatives of,
vi. 838.

Margaret, pension to, vi. 827.

-, Philip, and others, authorized to sur-
render land certificates, vi. 492.

Sibel, pension to, vi. 787.

William, payment to, vi. 185.
Barnett, James, five years' pay allowed to, vi.

army barracks,

in Arkansas, iv. 674; v. 406, 407,
434.

in Connecticut, iv. 356, 424.
in Florida, iv. 424, 644; v. 30.
in Iowa, v. 698.

in Louisiana, iii. 463, 633, 687; iv.
594, 644, 674; v. 149, 406.
in Maine, iv. 355, 424; v. 459.

in Maryland, iv. 356, 644, 674; v.
604.

in Michigan, iv. 425; v. 459.
in Missouri, iv. 424; v. 406, 407.

in New York, i. 494; iii. 408, 481; iv.
151, 215, 258, 502; v. 152, 361, 406
407, 434, 459, 606.

in Virginia, v. 28.

in Washington, (D. C.) ii. 249, 311,
398; iv. 356, 376; v. 156.
generally, ii. 79, 122, 123, 209, 249, 311,
398, 412, 467, 546, 562, 617, 685, 822; iii.
677, 764; iv. 21, 141, 207, 751; v. 29,
156, 233, 400, 420, 502, 618, 703, 793.
Barrague, Antoine, allowance to, for property
lost, vi. 408.

Barrett, James, grant of preemption right to,
vi. 726.

Barron, Ann M., half-pay of her father allowed
to, vi. 603.

Elias, increase of pension to, vi. 93.
James, duties refunded to, vi. 271.

, patents of, extended, vi. 678.
Barrow, Matthew, to be paid for expenses of
suit, vi. 237.

Barry, Edward, allowance to, for property de-
stroyed, vi. 520.

Barstow, John, and others, discharged from a
note, vi. 665.

Barter, John, pension allowed to, vi. 23.
Barth, Nicholas, increase of pension to, vi. 115.
Bartle, Andrew, pension to, vi. 111.
Bartlett, Benjamin, increase of pension to, vi.

69.

David, allowance to, for expenses, &c.,
vi. 623.

Edwin, allowance to, for diplomatic
services, vi. 894.

291.

John, duties to be repaid to, vi. 241.
Jonathan, bond of, vi. 175.

Samuel, duties to be repaid to, vi. 241.
William, fishing bounty allowed to, vi.

Barton, Henry, pension to, vi. 418.
pension to, vi. 734.

Job, pension to, vi. 612.

Robert, certificates of enrolment of his
vessels, vi. 20.

667.

Thomas P., payment to be made to, vi.

William, pension to, vi. 154.

authorized to withdraw a land
entry, and transfer payments, vi. 216.
Barton, Willoughby, contract of, to be settled,

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Bastrop, Baron, land claim confirmed to, ii.
727.

Bachelder, Gideon, and others, claim of, to be
paid, vi. 935.

Batcheldor, Archelaus, pension of, vi. 23.
James, pension of, vi. 24.
Bate, John, allowance to, vi. 201.
Bateman, Henry, pension to, vi. 154.

-, Smith, rifle to be presented to, iv. 195.
Bates, Frederick, allowance to, vi. 174.
Batman, Henry, grant of a land patent to, vi.
230.

Baton Rouge, president authorized to exchange
lands in, vi. 315.

Batson, James, pension to, vi. 101.
Battery, (New York,) exchange for, vi. 263.
Baughan, Augustine, exempted from imprison-
ment for debt of United States, vi. 50.
Baum, Martin, exchange of land with, allowed,

iv. 370.

Bayard, Samuel, Executor of John, claim of,
to be settled and paid, vi. 574.

Baylics, Samuel, payment to be made to, vi.
320.

Baylor, Ann D., allowance to, vi. 351.

allowance to, for the use of
heirs of J. W. Baylor, vi. 437.

allowance to, of five years' full
pay of Geo. Baylor as colonel, vi. 491.
-, Cyrus A., sword to be presented to, iv.
792.

John Walker, allowance for use of chil-
dren of, vi. 351.

-, Walker, increase of pension to, vi. 92.
Bayly, Mountjoy, commutation of full pay to
be paid to, vi. 427.

Baynham, William, interest to be paid to, vi
89.

Beach, Jesse, pension to, vi. 177.
Beacham, Thomas, allowance to, for property
destroyed, vi. 626.

Beacons. See Buoys, p. 20.

Beasts, imported for breed, to be exempt from
duties, i. 324, 699; v. 561.

Beall, Samuel B., final certificates of, to be paid,
vi. 249.

William D., pay of inspector allowed to,
vi. 110.

Bean, Ebenezer, pension allowed to, vi. 23.
increase of pension to, vi. 123.
John, pension allowed to, vi. 26.
Jonathan L., payment to, v. 161.

Mark, and another, allowance to, for
R. H., and another, supplies, iv. 433.
Beard, David, amount of a forfeiture paid to,
vi. 300, 450.

Beaugrand, J. B., und another, land patent to | Belgium, (continued.)

issue to, vi. 413.

Reaumarchais, Baron de, payment to, ii. 389.
Beaumont, Edmund, discharged from a judg-
ment, vi. 79.

-, Margaret, claim of, to be settled and
paid, vi. 155.
Beauvois, Antoine, land patent to issue to, vi.
498.

St. James, and others, release of land
to, vi. 386.

Bebee, Paul, pension to, vi. 123.
Bechtler, Christopher, letters patent to issue to,
vi. 468.

Beck and Harvey, duties to be refunded to, vi.
246.

Becker, Henry, pension allowed to, vi. 460.
Jacob, pension restored to, vi. 804.
John P., pension to, vi. 699.

Becket, Humphrey, pension to, vi. 75.
Beckham, William, allowance to widow and
children of, vi. 389.

Beckit, Humphrey, pension to, vi. 417.
Bedinger, George M., pension to, vi. 844.
Beebee, Samuel, to be paid for a lost loan cer-
tificate, vi. 71.

Beekman, Theophilus E., pension to, vi. 648.
Beeman, Ebenezer, pension restored to, vi. 417.
Beer, Porter, and Ale, importation of, regulated,
i. 701.

Belding, Chauncey and Samuel, and others, bond
of, to be cancelled, vi. 806.
Belger, James, pension allowed to, vi. 463.
Belgium,

Treaty of Commerce and Navigation with,
November 10, 1845, viii. 606.

Article 1. Freedom of commerce between
the two countries. The same duties,
&c., to be paid by the citizens of either
country, viii. 606.

Art. 2. Belgian vessels shall pay in the
ports of the United States no other or
higher duties of tonnage than paid by
vessels of the United States, viii. 606.
Art. 3. Vessels of the United States to
pay in the ports of Belgium no other or
higher duties than are paid by Belgian
vessels, viii. 606.

Art. 4. Restitution guarantied of certain
duties levied by the Netherlands, viii.
608.

Art. 5. Steam vessels to be exempt from
duties of tonnage, viii. 608.

Art. 6. Coasting trade, viii. 608.
Art. 7. Articles proceeding from the soil,
&c., of Belgium, to pay no other duties
than if imported under the flag of the
United States. Reciprocal benefits to
importations into Belgium. Regula-
tions, viii. 608.

Art. 8. The articles imported into the
United States in Belgian vessels to pay
no other duties than if imported in ves-
sels of the most favored nations, viii.
608.
Art. 9. Exportations by Belgian or United
States vessels, viii. 608.

Art. 10. Prem uns, drawbacks, &c., al-
lowed upon goods imported directly from
one of the two countries, &c., viii. 610.
Art. 11. Provisions in article 10 not to
apply to the aportition of salt, &c., or
the produce of national fisheries, vi.i. 610.

Art. 12. Vessels provided with a passport,
&c., to be recognized as national vessels,
viii. 610.

Art. 13. Parts of the cargoes of vessels
may remain on board in the respective
ports without charge, viii. 610.
Art. 14. Imported goods deposited in ware-
houses to pay no warehouse charges,
other than those imported in vessels un-
der the flag of the country, viii. 610.
Art. 15. Favors, privileges, &c., granted
to any other state to become common to
citizens, &c., of both states. Duties to

be the same as those levied on goods of
any other foreign country, viii. 610.
Art. 16. Assistance, &c., in case of ship.
wreck, viii. 610.

Art. 17. Consuls and vice-consuls.

De-

serters. Certain seamen exempt from
these provisions, viii. 612.

Art. 18. No transit duties chargeable on

articles from the United States, viii. 612.
Art. 19. This treaty to be in force for ten
years, and until either nation shall have
given notice of a desire to terminate it
after ten years, viii. 612.

Art. 20. Ratifications to be exchanged at
Washington, within twelve months, viii.
612.

duties on vessels and cargoes from, to be

the same as on Dutch vessels and car-
goes, v. 152.

Belknap, William G., authorized to locate land,
vi. 784.

Bell, Captain Frederick M., Heirs of, land war-
rant to issue to, vi. 794.

James, account of, to be settled, vi. 598.
Jesse, authorized to locate land, vi. 523.
John, pension allowed to, vi. 26, 154.

, payment to be made to, vi. 184.
Polly, alias Polly Collins, authorized to
enter land, vi. 361.

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William, letters patent granted to, vi.
378.

Bellamy, Aaron, to be paid for a vessel lost in
H., purchase of patents of, v. 126.
Belleview,
the public service, vi. 564.

to be laid out in lots, &c., v. 70.
proceeds of land sales to be paid to, v
178.

Bellows, Ezra, pension to, vi. 139.
Belt, Benjamin M., to be paid for a certain desk,
Bender, George, allowed pay of major, vi. 642
vi. 314.
Benedict, George, pension to, vi. 91.

Benefit of Clergy, not allowed, i. 119.
--, Timothy, pension to, vi. 417.
Benjamin, Meigs D., duties to be refunded to,
Bennet, Benjamin, authorized to relinquish
vi. 798.
land, vi. 629.

Isaac, increase of pension to, vi. 92.

John, pension to, vi. 645.

and Morté, allowance to creditors of, vi.

428.

on,

Stephen, pension to, vi. 417.

William P., to be discharged from pris-
Bennett, Elijah, pension allowed to, vi. 25.
vi. 152.
George W., authorized to relinquish and
enter land, vi. 630.

Bennett, Joshua, to be paid for a horse lost, vi. | Bingaman, Charlotte C., and others, authorized

305.

Thomas, pension to, vi. 809.
Benning, William, to have sole control of affairs
of "Anacostia Bridge Co.," vi. 375.
Benson and Blodget, duties to be repaid to, vi.
John,
241.

George, allowed to enter certain lands,
v. 715.

Benton, John, pension allowed to, vi. 26.
-, Selah, pension allowed to, vi. 104.
Beauvais, St. John, grant of land to, i. 222.
Berard, Baptiste, land claim confirmed to, vi.
928.

Bergen, Elizabeth, payment to, ii. 120.
Bernard, Hyacinth, land claim confirmed to, vi.
408.

Berrien, John, accounts of, to be settled, vi.
565.

Berry, Bartholomew, pension to, vi. 82.

to locate land, vi. 509.

Herman, pension allowed to, vi. 33.
Joseph, pension to, vi. 75.

Birdsall, Benjamin, account of, to be settled,
vi. 214.

Birdseye, Nathan G., lands to be released to,
vi. 235.

Bispham, John E., payment to be made to, vi.
820.

Bishop, Levi, pension to, vi. 140.

Black, Jacob, land claim confirmed to, vi. 512.
Blackburn, Benjamin, pension to, vi. 102.

Benjamin, claim of, to be settled and Blackman, David, pension to, vi. 24.
paid, vi. 213.

James, pension to, vi. 91.

John, pension allowed to, vi. 67, 140.
William, pension allowed to, vi. 154.
Berryman, Newton, to be paid for services as
clerk, vi. 549.

Berzat, Susan, Widow of Gabriel, title to land
confirmed to, vi. 276.

Besly, Sarah, pension to, &c., vi. 838.
Bessom, Philip, allowance to, for expenses, &c.,

vi. 569.

Betton, Solomon D., judgment against sureties
of, to be opened, vi. 864.

Bible Societies, duties to be refunded to, vi. 162.
Society, Philadelphia, duties remitted to,

vi. 116.

Bickley, Daniel, and C. Clark, to be paid the
amount of a bill of exchange, vi. 247.
Biddle, Captain James, and Officers, medals to
be presented to, iii. 254, 341; vi. 181.
-, Clement, payment to, ii. 121.
J., payment to, iv. 148.

-, Richard, accounts of, to be settled, vi.
407.

Biennial Register of officers to be printed, iii.
342; iv. 608; v. 339.

Bienvenu, Brothers, land claim confirmed to, vi.
500.

Bigger, James, and his Company, full pay al-
lowed to, vi. 352.

Biggs, William, authorized to enter land, vi.
353.

Bigham, William W., authorized to enter lands
in lieu of others, vi. 780.

Bill, Daniel, increase of pension to, vi. 85.
Joshua, pension to, vi. 418.

of Rights, i. 21.

Billiette, John Battiste, land patent to issue to,
vi. 498.

Billings, John S., increase of pension to, vi. 828.
Bills of Attainder, not to be passed, i. 15.

of Barks,

issue of, after expiration of charter, forbid-
den, v. 297.

when receivable for public dues, v. 9, 440.
- of Credit, issue of, by states, prohibited, i.
15.

of Exchange, when suable in courts of
United States, i. 79.

—, John, land title confirmed to, vi. 557.
Bindon, Joseph, grant of land to, ii. 101; vi.

Blackemore, Sarah, pension to, vi. 910.
Black-River, (Indians,) treaty with, vii. 503.
Blackstone, John, release of land to, vi. 818.
Blackwell, Jacob A., extra duty to be repaid, vi.

320.

Captain William, land warrant to his
daughter, E. Scott, vi. 524.
Blagrove, William, discharged from a judg
ment, vi. 304.

Blaisdell, Enoch, pension to, vi. 631.

Jonathan M., moiety of a judgment
to be paid to, vi. 595.
Blake, Charles, pension to, vi. 651.

Edward, executrix exempted from suit,
vi. 785.

Blakely, Captain Johnston,

medal to, iii. 246.

loss of, at sea, iii. 295.

Blanchard, Edward, account of, vi. 18.

Thomas, letters patent extended to,
vi. 589, 748.

-, William, pension to, vi. 140.
Blauvelt, Abraham, pension allowed to, vi. 26
Blean, Robert, to be paid for materials, vi. 305.
Bledsoe, George, pension allowed to, vi. 26.
Blever, James, increase of pension to, vi. 84.
Bliss, Moses, allowance to, for fees, vi. 634.
Blodget, Rebecca, value of her right of dower
of, to be ascertained, vi. 347.

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