John Adair

TO POSTPONE S. 82 (MAR. 2, 1833), A BILL FURTHER TO PROVIDE FOR THE COLLECTION OF DUTIES ON IMPORTS. (P. 1817)

TO ORDER PREVIOUS QUESTION ON H.R. 641.

PASSAGE OF BILL H.R. 641.

TO AMEND H.R. 224 (MAR. 3, 1833), A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE ENGINEER AND ORDNANCE DEPARTMENTS WHICH AMENDMENT PROVIDES TO ELIMINATE FROM 3RD AMENDMENT AN APPROPRIATION OF $6346.50 FOR REPAIRS UPON THE PUBLIC DWELLING HOUSES AT SAID ARMORY AT HARPERS FERRY, MADE BY WORKMEN, AT ARMORY, TO WHOM THEY HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED AS DWELLINGS.

TO SUSPEND RULES AND CONSIDER S. 82 (MAR. 2, 1833), AN ACT FURTHER TO PROVIDE FOR THE COLLECTION OF DUTIES ON IMPORTS.

TO TABLE MOTION TO RECONSIDER VOTE, THEREBY SUSTAINING THE VOTE BY WHICH THE HOUSE AGREED TO A DUTY OF 2 CENTS PER POUND ON RAW COTTON, IN H.R. 641 (4 STAT 632, MAR. 2, 1833), A BILL TO ALTER THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS. (P. 1730,1)

TO AMEND H.R. 641, BY PROVIDING THE DUTY ON BLANKETS BE GRADUATED FROM 30% AD VALOREM DOWN TO 20% AD VALOREM, (LEAVING IT THEN PERMANENT AT 15% AD VALOREM.)

TO AMEND H.R. 641, BY PROVIDING TO EXCEPT FROM DUTY READY-MADE CLOTHING FROM THE OPERATION OF THIS BILL.

TO TABLE H.R. 641 (4 STAT 632, MAR. 2, 1833) A BILL TO REDUCE AND OTHERWISE ALTER THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS.

TO REJECT H.R. 736, A BILL AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF THE BANK STOCK OF THE U.S.

TO TABLE H.R. 641 (4 STAT 632, MAR. 2, 1833), A BILL TO REDUCE AND OTHERWISE ALTER THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS.

TO AMEND H.R. 641, BY PROVIDING TO STOP THE REDUCTION OF THE DUTY ON WOOL AT THE POINT OF 30% AD VALOREM AND 2 CENTS PER POUND SPECIFIC.

TO POSTPONE UNTIL MONDAY CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 641, (4 STAT 632, MAR. 2, 1833), TO REDUCE AND OTHERWISE ALTER THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS, SINCE REPORTS FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY HAVE NOT BEEN RECEIVED.

THAT HOUSE GO INTO COMM. OF WHOLE ON STATE OF THE UNION FOR PURPOSE OF PROCEEDING WITH FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF BILL H.R. 641, TO REDUCE AND OTHERWISE ALTER THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS. (4 STAT 632, MAR. 2, 1833)

TO CONSIDER A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE SUM OF $5,000,000 (IF THE SURPLUS REVENUE SHALL AMOUNT TO AS MUCH) SHALL BE ANNUALLY APPORTIONED AMONG THE SEVERAL STATES, ACCORDING TO THEIR REPRESENTATION; ONE MOIETY THEREOF TO BE APPROPRIATED TO WORKS OF IMPROVEMENT OF A NATIONAL CHARACTER AND THE OTHER TO THE PURPOSES OF GENERAL EDUCATION, AND THE COMM. ON ROADS AND CANALS BE INSTRUCTED TO REPORT A BILL ACCORDINGLY.

TO POSTPONE UNTIL TOMORROW A RESOLUTION TO PRINT THE MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. COMMUNICATING THE NULLIFYING ORDINANCE OF THE S. CAROLINA CONVENTION, AND OTHER PAPERS RELATING THERETO, TOGETHER WITH THE PRESIDENT'S OWN VIEWS AS TO WHAT WAS PROPER TO BE DONE IN THE THE EXISTING POSTURE OF THE UNION IN REFERENCE TO THAT STATE. (P. 1083)

TO TABLE H.R. 624, A BILL FOR RELIEF OF MAJOR GENERAL ALEXANDER MACOMB.

TO TABLE H.R. 619, TO EXCEMPT MERCHANDISE IMPORTED UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES FROM THE OPERATION OF THE ACT OF MAY 19, 1828, ENTITLED, "AN ACT IN ALTERATION OF THE SEVERAL ACTS IMPOSING DUTIES ON IMPORTS."

TO PASS A RESOLUTION ON ORDER OF BUSINESS.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION REGARDING ORDER OF BUSINESS.

TO STRIKE OUT ENACTING WORDS OF H.R. 272, REGARDING CLAIM OF J. S. FLEMING, ADMINISTRATOR FOR J. SYME, DECEASED.

TO SUSTAIN THE CHAIR'S DECISION THAT UNDER THE RULES H.R. 660, A BILL TO REVIVE AND CONTINUE THE LAW APPOINTING A REPORTER OF THE SUPREME COURT, COULD NOT BE ORDERED TO ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING WITHOUT COMMITMENT, AND THAT THE BILL BE COMMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON A RESOLUTION REGARDING ORDER OF BUSINESS.

TO ORDER A CALL OF THE HOUSE, DURING DEBATE ON RESOLUTION THAT ON AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT, AS SOON AS THE MORNING BUSINESS IS OVER ON EACH DAY, THE HOUSE WILL PROCEED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE BILL FROM THE SENATE, AND ENGROSSED BILLS, AND SUCH AS HAVE PASSED THROUGH COMM. OF THE SHOLE HOUSE, AND THAT, AT THE HOUR OF ONE ON EACH DAY THE HOUSE WILL PROCEED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF "THE BILL TO REDUCE AND OTHERWISE ALTER THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS," UNTIL OTHERWISE ORDERED.

TO DISPENSE WITH PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE CALL, DURING DEBATE ON A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT ON AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT AS SOON AS THE MORNING BUSINESS IS OVER ON EACH DAY, THE HOUSE WILL PROCEED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE BILLS FROM THE SENATE AND ENGROSSED BILLS AND SUCH AS HAVE PASSED THROUGH COMM. OF THE WHOLE HOUSE, AND THAT AT THE HOUR OF ONE EACH DAY, THE HOUSE WILL PROCEED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF "THE BILL TO REDUCE AND OTHERWISE ALTER THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS" UNTIL OTHERWISE ORDERED.

TO AMEND H.R. 621 (4AN. 14, 1832), A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT FOR 1833, BY PROVIDING THAT NO PART OF THE CONTINGENT FUNDS OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE SHALL BE APPLIED TO ANY PRINTING OTHER THAN THAT RELATING TO PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS OR CODE OF LAWS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION THAT THE COMM. ON THE POST OFFICE AND POST ROADS BE INSTRUCTED TO INQUIRE INTO THE EXPEDIENCY OF REDUCING THE RATES OF POSTAGE ON LETTERS, PAMPHLETS, AND NEWSPAPERS WITH AMENDMENT, PROVIDING THAT THE EFFICIENCY OF THE POST OFFICE SHOULD NOT BE IMPAIRED, NOR ITS ABILITY TO SUSTAIN ITSELF DIMINISHED.

TO SUSPEND RULES AND CONSIDER A RESOLUTION THAT AFTER MONDAY NEXT, AS SOON AS THE MORNING BUSINESS IS OVER ON EACH DAY, THE HOUSE WILL PROCEED TO CONSIDER BILLS FROM THE SENATE AND ENGROSSED BILLS, AND SUCH AS HAVE PASSED THROUGH COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE; EACH DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK THE HOUSE WILL CONSIDER THE BILL TO REDUCE AND OTHERWISE ALTER THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS, UNTIL OTHERWISE ORDERED.

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE BY WHICH THE HOUSE REFUSED TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF H.R. 123, A BILL GRANTING A TOWNSHIP OF LAND TO THE NEW ENGLAND ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND AND TO THE NEW YORK ASYLUM FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION BY PROVIDING TO ADD TO SUBJECT. "THE NUMBERS AND NAMES OF THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS SINCE FEBRUARY 1ST, 1824 WHO HAD BEEN APPLICANTS EITHER BY THEMSELVES OR THEIR FRIENDS, FOR OFFICE, OR WHO HAD RECOMMENDED OTHERS."

TO PASS A RESOLUTION.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO SUBMIT TO THE HOUSE A LIST OF ALL APPOINTMENTS FROM MEMBERS OF CONGRESS DURING THEIR TERM OF OFFICE, THE NATURE OF THE APPOINTMENT, AND THE SALARY.

TO REFER TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION PROVIDING THAT NO SENATOR OR REPRESENTATIVE DURING HIS TERM OF OFFICE MAY BE APPOINTED TO ANY U.S. CIVIL OFFICE OF TRUST OR PROFIT.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION TO TRANSMIT TO THE PRESIDENT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS REGARDING THE INDIAN RESERVATION UNDER THE CHICKASAW TREATY, AND REQUEST HIM TO TRANSMIT SAME TO THE SENATE WHENEVER HE SUBMITS TO THEM A TREATY REGARDING SUCH A RESERVATION.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION THAT SO MUCH OF THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE AS RECOMMENDS AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION IN RELATION TO INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, AND REDUCING THE SAME TO SOME FIXED AND CERTAIN RULE, AND THE EXERCISE BY CONGRESS OF DOUBTFUL POWERS, BE REFERRED TO A SELECT COMMITTEE.

TO AMEND A RESOLUTION TO REFER TO THE COMM. OF WAYS AND MEANS THAT PART OF THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE WHICH RELATES TO FINANCES AND REDUCTION OF THE REVENUE AND TO SALE OF BANK STOCK OWNED BY THE U.S., BY INCLUDING PARTS RELATING TO ALL STOCKS HELD BY THE U.S. IN CORPORATIONS.

TO POSTPONE UNTIL TOMORROW CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION THAT THERE BE PRINTED 10,000 COPIES OF THE REPORT OF THE AGENT OF THE TREASURY AS TO THE EXISTING CONDITION OF THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO RECONSIDER VOTE PASSING A RESOLUTION THAT THE COMM. ON PUBLIC LANDS BE INSTRUCTED TO INQUIRE INTO THE EXPEDIENCY OF REDUCING AND GRADUATING THE PRICE OF THE PUBLIC LANDS OF THE U.S. AS SHALL HAVE BEEN FIVE YEARS SUBJECT TO SALE AT PRIVATE ENTRY; AND ALSO OF THE SURRENDERING THE REFUSE PUBLIC LANDS AFTER A GIVEN PERIOD, TO THE STATES IN WHICH THEY ARE SITUATED.

TO TABLE S. 5.

TO PASS S. 5.

TO TABLE S. 8 (4 STAT 500, APP. JULY 14, 1832), AN ACT TO ALTER THE BRIDGE AND DRAW OVER THE POTOMAC RIVER, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TO AGREE TO SENATE AMENDMENTS TO H.R. 597 (APP. JULY 14, 1832), AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXTINGUISHMENT OF THE INDIAN TITLE TO LANDS LYING IN THE STATES OF MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS.

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON AGREEING TO THE 8TH SENATE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 584 WHICH PROVIDES TO INCREASE DUTY ON MERINO SHAWLS AND ALL OTHER MANUFACTURES OF WOOL AND READY MADE CLOTHING, FROM 50% TO 57% AD VALOREM.

TO AGREE TO THE 22ND AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE TO H.R. 584, PROVIDING TO INCREASE THE DUTY ON BROWN SUGAR, AND SYRUP OF SUGAR-CANE, IN CASKS, FROM 2 1/2 CENTS, TO 3 CENTS PER POUND.

TO SUSTAIN CHAIRS DECISION RULING THAT THE MOTION MADE TO REDUCE THE DUTY ON BROWN SUGAR FROM 3 CENTS TO 2 CENTS PER POUND, BELOW THE RATE ALREADY FIXED BY THE BILL IS IN ORDER, IN H.R. 584.

TO AGREE TO THE 4TH AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE TO H.R. 584, TO REDUCE THE RATE OF DUTY ON INGRAINED CARPETING FROM 45 CENTS PER SQ. YARD TO 35 CENTS PER SQ. YARD.

TO AGREE TO THE 8TH AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE TO H.R. 584, PROVIDING TO INCREASE THE RATE OF DUTY UPON MERINO SHAWLS MADE OF WOOL, ALL OTHER MANUFACTURES OF WOOL, OR OF WHICH WOOL IS COMPONENT PART; AND, ON READY MADE CLOTHING, FROM 50% AD VALOREM TO 57% AD VALOREM.

TO PROCEED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE SENATE AMENDMENTS TO THE BILL H.R. 584 (4 STAT 583, APP. JULY 13, 1832) A BILL TO AMEND THE SEVERAL ACTS IMPOSING DUTIES ON IMPORTS.

TO AGREE TO THE FIRST SENATE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 584, TO HAVE THE SAME DUTY APPLY TO CLOTHS MANUFACTURED OF WOOL, KNOWN AS PLAINS, KERSEYS AND KENDALL COTTONS.

TO ADJOURN.

TO ADJOURN.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION RESPECTING A DAY OF PUBLIC HUMILIATION, PRAYER, AND FASTING FOR DELIVERANCE FROM ASIATIC CHOLERA.

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TO RECONSIDER VOTE BY WHICH THE HOUSE POSTPONED THE CONSIDERATION OF S. 179 TO THE FIRST MONDAY IN DEC. NEXT (IN EFFECT, TO DEFEAT BILL). S. 179 IS A BILL TO APPROPRIATE THE PROCEEDS OF SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS AND TO GRANT LANDS TO CERTAIN STATES.

TO ADJOURN.

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON PASSAGE OF S. 88, AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR LIQUIDATING AND PAYING CERTAIN CLAIMS TO THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT, WHEN ORDERED BY THE HOUSE UPON ANY AMENDMENT, APPLY TO CUT OFF OTHER AMENDMENTS PREVIOUSLY MADE, REGARDING S. 147.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF S. 147.

TO PASS S. 147.

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON THIRD READING OF S. 147.

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON PASSAGE OF S. 147.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION THAT THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT, WHEN ORDERED BY THE HOUSE UPON ANY AMENDMENT, APPLY TO CUT OFF OTHER AMENDMENTS PREVIOUSLY MADE.

TO AMEND S. 147, A BILL TO MODIFY AND CONTINUE AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BANK OF THE U.S., BY PROVIDING THAT THE CAPITAL, STOCK, BILLS, NOTES, FUNDS, PROPERTY, OR EFFECT OF SAID BANK, SHALL BE SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENT AND TAXATION BY THE AUTHORITY OF SUCH STATE, AT THE SAME RATE AS LOCAL OR STATE BANKS, AND IN NO STATE SHALL THE TAX EXCEED 1% PER ANNUM.

TO AMEND THE AMENDMENT TO S. 147, BY ADDING THE FOLLOWING, "PROVIDED, THAT THE RESPECTIVE STATES MAY EXERCISE THE POWER TO ASSESS AND TAX THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE BANK OF THE U.S. WHICH MAY BE USED AND EMPLOYED BY THE BRANCHES OF THE BANK OF THE U.S. IN THE RESPECTIVE STATE, NOT EXCEEDING ONE HALF OF ONE PER CENTUM PER ANNUM."

TO AMEND THE AMENDMENT TO S. 147, BY ADDING THE FOLLOWING THAT NOTHING IN THIS ACT, OR IN THE ACT HEREBY EXTENDED, SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO EXEMPT THE PROPERTY OR STOCK OF THE BANK FROM LIABILITY TO STATE TAXATION.

TO AMEND THE AMENDMENT TO S. 147, BY ADDING THAT, IN ADDITION TO THE ANNUITY OR YEARLY SUM TO BE PAID TO THE U.S. BY THE 7TH SEC. OF THIS ACT, THE SAID CORPORATION SHALL PAY TO THE U.S. AN ANNUITY OR YEARLY SUM OF $250,000 IN CONSIDERATION OF THE EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGES AND BENEFITS HEREBY CONFERRED.

TO TABLE S. 147.

TO PASS H.R. 584.

TO PUT THE MAIN QUESTION ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 584.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, CLOSE THE PRESENT SESSION OF CONGRESS BY AN ADJOURNMENT OF THEIR RESPECTIVE HOUSES ON THE 9TH DAY OF JULY NEXT.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE COMMITTEE OF ACCOUNTS BE INSTRUCTED TO ORDER TO BE PAID OUT OF THE CONTINGENT FUND OF THIS HOUSE, TO THE MEMBERS AND DELEGATES THEREOF, THE AMOUNT OF THEIR PER DIEM ALLOWANCE AND MILEAGE WHICH JOHN O. DUNN, LATE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS, RECEIVED ON CHECK DRAWN IN THEIR BEHALF, AND WHICH HE HAS FAILED TO PAY OVER TO THEM.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CLOSE THE PRESENT SESSION OF CONGRESS BY AN ADJOURNMENT OF THEIR RESPECTIVE HOUSES, ON THE 5TH DAY OF JULY NEXT.

TO AMEND THE 2ND ITEM OF 2ND SEC. OF H.R. 584, BY RAISING THE DUTY ON BRUSSELS CARPETING TO 63 CENTS PER SQ. YARD INSTEAD OF 50 CENTS.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROCEEDING TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE BILL H.R. 267, AN ACT MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR CERTAIN INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE YEAR 1832.

TO AMEND THE 14TH ITEM OF THE 2ND SECTION OF H.R. 584, SO AS TO INCREASE THE DUTY ON COTTON BAGGING FROM 3 1/2 TO 4 CENTS A SQ. YARD, WITHOUT REGARD TO THE WEIGHT OR WIDTH OF THE ARTICLE.

TO STRIKE OUT THE 10TH SECTION OF THE BILL H.R. 584 WHICH PROPOSED TO ALLOW DRAWBACKS FOR CERTAIN MATERIALS USED IN CONSTRUCTION OF U.S. SHIPS.

TO AMEND THE TENTH SECTION OF H.R. 584, BY CHANGING THE DRAWBACK ALLOWED ON CERTAIN MATERIALS USED IN U.S. SHIP CONSTRUCTION.

TO SUSTAIN THE CHAIR'S DECISION THAT IT IS IN ORDER TO RECONSIDER A MOTION ALREADY VOTED ON, DURING DEBATE ON H.R. 584.

TO AMEND THE 14TH ITEM OF THE 2ND SEC. OF H.R. 584, BY CHANGING THE DUTY ON SAIL DUCK FROM 10 CENTS A SQ. YARD TO 15% AD VALOREM.

TO ELIMINATE THE 17TH SECTION OF THE BILL H.R. 584, WHICH PROVIDE THAT FROM AND AFTER THE 3RD DAY OF MAR. 1833, THE POUND OF STERLING SHALL BE CONSIDERED AND TAKEN AS OF THE VALUE OF $4.80.

TO PASS H.R. 560, A BILL TO INCORPORATE THE ST. FRANCIS ROAD COMPANY, OF THE TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS.

TO AMEND THE 14TH ITEM OF THE 2ND SEC. IN THE FIRST PART OF H.R. 584 SO AS TO RAISE DUTY ON HEMP FROM $35 PER TON TO $40 PER TON.

TO RECONSIDER THE REJECTED MOTION TO STRIKE OUT THE 10TH SECTION OF H.R. 584. THIS SECTION ALLOWS DRAWBACKS FOR MATERIALS USED IN CONSTRUCTION OF U.S. SHIPS.

TO PASS H.R. 89, A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR CONSTRUCTING TWO STEAM BATTERIES.

TO ELIMINATE THE 10TH SECTION OF H.R. 584 WHICH PROPOSED TO ALLOW DRAWBACKS ON U.S. SHIPS BECAUSE OF DUTIES IMPOSED ON MATERIALS USED IN THEIR CONSTRUCTION.

TO AMEND THE 10TH SECTION OF H.R. 584 SO IT WILL READ AS FOLLOWS:-THAT, FROM AND AFTER MAR. 3RD, 1833, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE DUTIES IMPOSED ON THE SEVERAL ARTICLES USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND FITTING OF SHIPS AND VESSELS, THERE SHALL BE ALLOWED A DRAWBACK ON IMPORTED HEMP, WHEN MADE INTO AND USED AS CORDAGE, ALSO UPON IMPORTED SAIL DUCK, IRON AND COPPER USED IN THE EQUIPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF VESSELS OWNED BY THE CITIZENS OF THE U.S. U.S.

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE BY WHICH THE HOUSE REFUSED TO STRIKE OUT THE 10TH SECTION OF H.R. 584. THE 10TH SECTION PROPOSED TO ALLOW DRAWBACKS ON U.S. OWNED SHIPS. (SPEAKER VOTED AFFIRMATIVE.)

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE BY WHICH THE HOUSE REFUSED TO AMEND THE 10TH SECTION OF H.R. 584. THE AMENDMENT PROPOSED TO ALLOW A DRAWBACK ON CERTAIN ITEMS USED IN CONSTRUCTION OF U.S. SHIPS.

TO ELIMINATE THE 10TH SECTION OF H.R. 584 WHICH PROPOSED TO ALLOW A DRAWBACK OF 2 DOLLARS PER TON ON REGISTERED VESSELS, ONE DOLLAR AND 25 CENTS ON ENROLLED AND LICENSED VESSELS, AND 50 CENTS PER TON ON STEAMBOATS, SAID DRAWBACK TO BE ALLOWED IN CONSIDERATION OF THE DUTIES IMPOSED ON THE SEVERAL ARTICLES USED IN THE CONSTRUCTIONS AND FITTING OF SHIPS AND VESSELS OWNED BY CITIZENS OF THE U.S., DRAWBACKS TO BE IN EFFECT FROM MARCH 3, 1833.

TO AMEND H.R. 584, BY REDUCING FROM 40 TO 33 1/3 CENTS THE VALUE AT WHICH THE AD VALOREM DUTY SHALL BE ASSESSED ON CERTAIN MILLED AND FULLED CLOTHS.

TO AMEND H.R. 584 BY REDUCING FROM 40 TO 35 CENTS THE VALUE AT WHICH THE AD VALOREM DUTY SHALL BE ASSESSED ON CERTAIN MILLED AND FULLED CLOTHS.

TO AMEND H.R. 584, BY PROVIDING TO RAISE FROM 40 TO 50 CENTS PER SQ. YARD THE VALUE AT WHICH THE AD VALOREM DUTY SHALL BE ASSESSED ON ALL MILLED AND FULLED CLOTHS, KNOWN BY THE NAME OF PLAINS, KERSEYS OR KENDALL COTTONS MANUFACTURED OF WOOL, SAID VALUE TO BE THE VALUE OF THE CLOTHS AT THE PLACE OF EXPORTATION.

TO AMEND H.R. 584, BY PROVIDING TO ABOLISH THE ROLLED AND HAMMERED IRON, MAKING THE DUTY 90 CENTS ON BOTH KINDS, PER EACH 112 LBS., INSTEAD OF $30 PER TON ON BAR AND BOLT IRON MADE BY ROLLING, IN H.R. 584.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF H.R. 599, A BILL AUTHORIZING A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE "DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION."

TO AMEND THE BILL H.R. 584, BY PROVIDING TO INSERT IN THE 3RD ITEM OF THE 2ND SEC. AFTER THE WORD "YARD", WHERE IT OCCURS THE LAST TIME IN SAID ITEM THE FOLLOWING PROVISO, THAT ON ALL MANUFACTURES OF COTTON NOT DYED, COLORED, PAINTED OR STAINED, OF WHICH THE COST AT THE PLACE OF EXPORTATION SHALL NOT EXCEED 15 CENTS PER SQ. YARD, THERE SHALL BE LEVIED, COLLECTED, AND PAID 12 1/2 PER CENTUM AD VALOREM AND NO MORE.

TO RECONSIDER VOTE REJECTING AN AMENDMENT TO H.R. 584, WHICH WOULD STRIKE OUT THE CLAUSE PLACING THE SAME DUTY ON FOSSIL AND CRUDE MINERAL SALT AS ON SALT.

TO TABLE A MOTION TO RECONSIDER VOTE REJECTING AN AMENDMENT TO H.R. 584 (4 STAT 583, APP. JULY 13, 1832), TO ALTER AND AMEND THE SEVERAL ACTS IMPOSING DUTIES ON IMPORTS, WHICH AMENDMENT WOULD STRIKE OUT THE CLAUSE PLACING THE SAME DUTY ON FOSSIL AND CRUDE MINERAL SALT AS ON SALT.

TO AMEND H.R. 584, BY ADDING A DUTY ON MILLED WOOLEN CLOTH.

TO AMEND H.R. 584 SO AS TO REDUCE THE DUTY ON SALT.

TO ORDER THE THIRD READING OF S. 88, AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR LIQUIDATING AND PAYING CERTAIN CLAIMS ON THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.