Thomas Buck Reed

TO CONSIDER RESOLUTION THAT PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE POSITION OF THE CHAIR OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AND THE SEATS OF THE SENATORS.

TO ADHERE TO THE DISAGREEMENT TO THE HOUSE AMENDMENT TO THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL; SAID AMENDMENT PROPOSES TO REVIVE ACTS AGAINST GREAT BRITIAN OF UNJUST TREATMENT OF U.S. VESSELS CONTINUES.

TO RECEDE FROM DISAGREEMENT TO THE AMENDMENT TO THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL; SAID AMENDMENT PROPOSES TO REVIVE ACTS AGAINST GREAT BRITIAN IF UNJUST TREATMENT OF U.S. VESSELS DOES NOT CEASE.

TO INSIST ON DISAGREEING TO THE HOUSE AMENDMENT TO THE NAVY BILL, WHICH AMENDMENT WOULD INCREASE THE NUMBER OF DRY DOCKS FROM TWO TO THREE.

TO CONCUR IN THE HOUSE AMENDMENT TO THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL WHICH PROPOSES REVIVAL OF ACTS AGAINST GREAT BRITIAN IF INJUSTICES AGAINST U.S. SHIPS DO NOT CEASE.

TO AMEND THE HOUSE BILL (APP. 3-2-27, 4 STAT. L. 235), TO ESTABLISH A SEMINARY OF LEARNING IN THE TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS, BY ADDING A SECTION RELATING TO CLAIMS ON LAND DERIVED WHILE FRANCE OR SPAIN WERE POSSESSIORS OF THE PORT OF LOUISIANA, WHICH IS NOW MISSOURI.

TO AMEND THE HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION, TO PROVIDE FOR THE SUSPENSION OF THE 18TH JOINT RULE UNTIL AFTER THE PRESENT SESSION OF CONGRESS, BY ADDING "SO FAR AS THE SAME RELATES TO BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS, WHICH SHALL HAVE PASSED BOTH HOUSES, BEFORE 12 O'CLOCK NOON, MARCH 3.

TO AGREE TO THE AMENDMENT TO THE NAVY BILL, WHICH AMENDMENT WOULD ELIMINATE THE SECTION AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO ESTABLISH A MILITARY ACADEMY.

TO AMEND THE AMENDMENT OF THE HOUSE TO THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL, BY ELIMINATING THE SECTION THAT PROPOSES THAT IF THE PRESIDENT ISSUES NO PROCLAMATION THAT INJUSTICES TO U.S. VESSELS HAD CEASED, THE ACTS OF 1818 AND 1820, SHALL BE REVIVED AS RETALIATION AGAINST GREAT BRITIAN.

TO CONCUR IN THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT, WHICH PROPOSED THAT THE HOUSE RECEDE FROM THEIR AMENDMENT TO THE NAVY BILL, WHICH WOULD INCREASE THE NUMBER OF DRY DOCKS, AND TO ADD THE FOLLOWING CLAUSE TO THE BILL: "AND AS SOON AS THE TWO DRY DOCKS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED, TWO MORE SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED."

TO AGREE TO THE AMENDMENT TO THE NAVY BILL, WHICH AMENDMENT PROPOSES TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF DRY DOCKS FROM TWO TO THREE.

TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION THAT THE PRESIDENT BE REQUESTED TO CAUSE THE ROUTE BY ST. LOUIS AND ON BOTH SIDES OF THE MISSOURI RIVER, TO BE EXAMINED PREPARATORY TO THE LOCATION OF A ROAD TO BE LAID OUT TO THE SEAT OF THE MISSOURI GOVERNMENT.

TO TABLE THE HOUSE BILL (APP. 3-2-27, 4 STAT. L. 231), TO AUTHORIZE THE LAYING OUT AND OPENING OF CERTAIN ROADS IN THE TERRITORY OF MICHIGAN.

TO ORDER THIRD READING OF THE HOUSE BILL (APP. 3-2-27, 4 STAT. L. 228), FOR THE PRESERVATION AND REPAIR OF THE CUMBERLAND ROAD.

TO ELECT A PUBLIC PRINTER VOTES FOR GREEN ARE CODED AS 1, FOR "GALES AND SEATON" AS 2, AND OTHERS AS 8.

TO END FURTHER BALLOTING ON THE ELECTION OF A PUBLIC PRINTER.

TO AMEND THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL TO LEAVE THE DATE OPEN IN THE AMENDMENT THAT PROVIDE THAT FROM AND AFTER THE 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, NO OTHER OR HIGHER DUTIES WILL BE PLACED ON GOODS, IMPORTED FROM THE DECLARED FREE PORTS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES.

TO RECEDE FROM THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE MILITARY BILL, WHICH ELIMINATED PROVISION ENTITLING ALL OFFICERS COMMANDING GARRISONS AND MILITARY POSTS, TO DOUBLE RATIONS.

TO AMEND THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL BY PROVIDING TO CLOSE PORTS OF THE U.S. TO ANY POWER WHOSE VESSELS RRIVE FROM ANY FREE PORTS OR PLACE IN THE BRITISH POSSESSIONS FROM DEC. 31 ON, UNLESS THE PRESIDENT HAS ISSUED HIS PROCLAMATION AS TO WHAT PORTS SHALL BE CLOSED FROM THAT DATE.

TO TABLE IMPORT BILL.

TO AMEND THE MILITARY BILL BY ELIMINATING THE APPROPRIATION TO DEFRAY THE EXPENSES FOR MAKING EXAMINATIONS AND SURVEYS, AUTHORIZED BY THE ACT OF APRIL 30, 1824.

TO TABLE THE MILITARY BILL.

TO AMEND THE GHENT BILL BY ELIMINATING THE FOLLOWING: THAT THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY INVEST THE MONEY RECEIVED FROM THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT UNDER THE TREATY OF GHENT, IN ANY SECURE FUND AT 4% INTEREST, OR TO USE THE MONEY FOR THE USE OF THE U.S. AT 4% INTEREST PAYABLE TO THE CLAIMANTS.

TO AMEND THE MILITARY BILL BY ELIMINATING THE APPROPRIATION FOR THE CUMBERLAND ROAD TO JOIN THE WESTERN AND ATLANTIC STATES.

TO AGREE TO THE AMENDMENT TO THE SENATE BILL (APP. 3-2-27, 4 STAT. 219), PROVIDING FOR THE ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS OF PERSONS ENTITLED TO INDEMNIFICATION UNDER THE FIRST ARTICLE OF THE TREATY OF GHENT, "TO ESTABLISH A COMMISSION OF THREE MEMBERS INSTEAD OF ONE."

TO CONCUR IN THE FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE GHENT BILL, WHICH AUTHORIZES THE APPOINTMENT OF THREE COMMISSIONERS INSTEAD OF ONE.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION RATIFYING ARTICLES 16 AND 17 OF THE TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND MEXICO ON CONDITION THAT THE FOLLOWING BE ADDED TO END OF ARTICLE 16: "THAT THE STIPULATION IN THIS ARTICLE CONTAINED, DECLARING THAT THE FLAG SHALL COVER THE PROPERTY SHALL BE UNDERSTOOD AS APPLYING TO THE POWERS ONLY WHO REORGANIZE THIS PRINCIPLE; BUT IF EITHER OF THE TWO CONTRACTING PARTIES SHALL BE AT WAR WITH A THIRD AND THE OTHER NEUTRAL, THE FLAG OF THE NEUTRAL SHALL COVER THE PROPERTY OF THE ENEMIES WHOSE GOVERNMENTS ACKNOWLEDGE THIS PRINCIPLE AND NOT OF OTHERS.

TO AMEND THE MILITARY BILL BY ELIMINATING THE APPROPRIATION FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS OF THE MILITIA OF GEORGIA FOR SERVICES RENDERED DURING THE YEARS 1792-4.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY WITH MEXICO ON CONDITION THAT ITS DURATION BE REDUCED FROM TWELVE TO SIX YEARS.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION TO RATIFY ALL THE ARTICLES OF THE TREATY WITH MEXICO, EXCEPT THOSE ARTICLES WHICH HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY REJECTED OR MODIFIED.

TO CONSIDER THE VOTE DENYING THE APPOINTMENT OF ANDREW SCOTT AS JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ARKANSAS TERRITORY.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE THIRD ARTICLE OF A TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND MEXICO ON CONDITION THAT THE SECOND WORDS BE CHANGED FROM "INHABITANT" TO "CITIZENS."

TO AMEND THE HOUSE BILL (APP. 3-2-27, 4 STAT. L. 214), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE MILITARY SERVICE FOR 1827, BY ELIMINATING THE CLAUSE THAT ALL OFFICERS COMMANDING GARRISONS AND MILITARY POSTS, BE ENTITLED TO DOUBLE RATIONS, AND NONE OTHER.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE FIRST ARTICLE OF A TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND MEXICO.

TO TABLE THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL.

TO AMEND THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL BY ELIMINATING ALL OF THE BILL AFTER THE ENACTING CLAUSE.

TO AMEND THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL TO READ "AFTER SEPTEMBER 30 THE PORTS OF THE UNITED STATES SHALL BE CLOSED AGAINST ANY VESSEL COMING OR ARRIVING FROM ANY PORT IN THE BRITISH COLONIES OR POSSESSIONS."

TO ADJOURN; MOTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION OF THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL. (VICE PRESIDENT VOTING IN THE AFFIRMATIVE)

TO AMEND THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL BY ADDING THAT IF THE PRESIDENT DOES NOT RECEIVE EVIDENCE THAT THE BRITISH COLONIAL PORTS ARE OPEN TO UNITED STATES VESSELS ON THE SAME BASIS AS BRITISH, THIS ACT SHALL CEASE TO OPERATE, AND DISCRIMINATING DUTIES NOW IN EFFECT SHALL CONTINUE IN FORCE.

TO CONSIDER THE SENATE BILL, ENTITLED THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL, TO REGULATE THE COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE COLONIES OF GREAT BRITIAN.

TO AMEND THE SENATE BILL WHICH PROVIDES FOR THE TRIAL OF CLAIMS TO LANDS IN THE STATES OF MISSOURI, LOUISIANA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, AND TERRITORIES, OF ARKANSAS, AND FLORIDA; SAID AMENDMENT TO INCLUDE IN THE TRIAL OF CLAIMS TO LANDS, LANDS WHICH WERE GRANTED BY THE FRENCH AND SPANISH GOVERNMENTS.

TO TABLE THE LAND CLAIM BILL.

TO TABLE THE LAND CLAIM BILL.

TO AMEND THE LAND CLAIM BILL BY INSERTING: NO CLAIM SHALL BE RECOGNIZED UNLESS THE CLAIMANT, OR THOSE FROM WHOM HE DERIVES TITLE, WERE INHABITANTS OF LOUISIANA AT THE TIME THE TREATY WAS SIGNED, IN 1803, OR OF FLORIDA, AT THE SIGNING OF THE TREATY AT WASHINGTON CITY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND SPAIN.

TO RECOMMIT THE IMPORT BILL TO THE COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO AMEND IT SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN WOOL, AND WOOL ON THE SKIN, FROM AND AFTER JANUARY, 1, 1827.

TO RECOMMIT THE IMPORT BILL WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT TO THE SENATE WHETHER THE INCREASE OF DUTIES PROPOSED ON WOOL, IN THE BILL, WILL BE PROHIBTORY.

TO REFER THE IMPORT BILL TO THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF THE IMPORT BILL.

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF THE IMPORT BILL UNTIL THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW.

TO MAKE THE IMPORT BILL THE SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY FOR TOMORROW.

TO RECOMMIT THE IMPORT BILL TO THE COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURES WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO MAKE THE PROPOSED DUTY ON IMPORTED UNMANUFACTURED WOOL AND WOOL ON THE SKIN, EQUAL TO THE HIGHEST DUTY PROPOSED ON WOOLEN CLOTHS.

TO RECOMMIT THE IMPORT BILL TO THE COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURES WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT THE PROBABLE EFFECT IT MAY HAVE ON THE REVENUE, COMMERCE, NAVIGATION, AND AGRICULTURE OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO PASS THE NAVY BILL.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE SENATE BILL TO AUTHORIZE A SUBSCRIPTION OF STOCK ON THE PART OF THE UNITED STATES, IN THE COLUMBUS AND SANDUSKY TURNPIKE CO.

TO AMEND THE SENATE BILL (APP. 3-3-27, 4 STAT. 6. 242), TO PROVIDE FOR THE GRADUAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE NAVY BY ELIMINAT-ING THAT PART WHICH AUTHORIZES THE PRESIDENT TO CAUSE TO BE ESTABLISHED A NAVAL ACADEMY WITH THE NECESSARY INSTRUCTORS AND OFFICERS NOW IN THE ACTIVE NAVY TO BE ATTACHED THERETO FROM TIME TO TIME.

TO RECOMMIT THE TEA DUTY BILL TO THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO ELIMINATE THE SECTION RELATING TO DUTIES ON COFFEE.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE SENATE BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE RELIEF OF JOHN SMITH AND WILSON HUNT. (VICE PRESIDENT VOTING IN THE NEGATIVE).

TO PASS THE TEA DUTY BILL.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE SENATE BILL (APP. 3-2-27, 4 STAT. L. 234), TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE OF INDIANA TO LOCATE AND MAKE A ROAD THERIN.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE SENATE BILL (APP. 3-2-27) (0), WHICH GRANTS A CERTAIN QUANTITY OF LAND TO THE STATE OF IND., FOR THE PURPOSE OF AIDING SAID STATE IN OPENING A CANAL TO CONNECT THE WATERS OF THE WABASH RIVER WITH THOSE OF LAKE ERIE.

TO AMEND THE SENATE BILL PROVIDING FOR A REDUCTION ON DUTY ON CERTAIN IMPORTED ARTICLES COMPRISING TEA, WINE, AND COFFEE, BY ELIMINATING THE PART WHICH REDUCES DUTIES IN IMPORTED WINES, THUS LEAVING THE PRESENT DUTIES IN EFFECT.

TO AMEND THE TEA DUTY BILL BY ELIMINATING THAT PORTION IN REFERENCE TO EXEMPTING OR REDUCING THE DUTIES ON TEA.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION STATING: "THAT WITHOUT EXPRESSING ITS OPINION AS TO THE EXPEDIENCY OF THE U.S. BEING REPRESENTED AT THE CONGRESS OF TACUBYA, THE SENATE ARE OF THE OPINION THAT NO FURTHER STEPS OUGHT TO BE TAKEN IN THAT MISSION, OR ANY FURTHER EXPENSE INCURRED.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION THAT IT IS INEXPEDIENT FOR THE U.S. TO SEND ANY MINISTER IN THE PLACE OF R.C. ANDERSON, DECEASED, TO THE CONGRESS OF AMERICAN NATIONA AT TACUBYA.

TO CONSENT TO THE APPOINTMENT OF ANDRES SCOTT AS JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS.

TO CONFIRM THE NOMINATION OF JOHN BOYLE AS JUDGE OF THE U.S. FOR THE DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JOEL POINSLTT AS MINISTER PLENOPOTENTIARY TO THE CONGRESS OF AMERICAN NATIONS AT TACUBYA.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE SENATE BILL ON PUBLIC LANDS, WHICH AUTHORIZES THOSE PERSONS WHO HAVE RELINQUISHED LANDS, UNDER PROVISIONS OF SEVERAL ACTS FOR RELIEF OF PURCHASES OF SAME, TO PURCHASE THEM AT PRIVATE SALE AND AT A FIXED PRICE.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.

TO AMEND THE BANKRUPTCY BILL BY ELIMINATING SECTION 90, WHICH PROVIDES THAT NO PERSON SHALL BE DECLARED A BANKRUPT WITHOUT HIS CONSENT.

TO AMEND THE BANKRUPTCY BILL BY INSERTING, IN LIEU OF THE 93RD SECTION, THE FOLLOWING, "THAT NO PERSON BY VIRTUE OF THIS ACT, SHALL BE DISCHARGED FROM ANY CONTRACT ENTERED INTO BY HIM, NO CERTIFICATE WHICH BANKRUPT MAY OBTAIN SHALL DISCHARGE ANY CONTRACTS."

TO REFER THE BANKRUPTCY BILL TO THE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT THE BILL BACK, INCLUD-ING BANKING CORPORATIONS WITHIN THE PROVISIONS OF THE BILL.

TO PASS THE SENATE BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE REPEAL IN PART OF THE DUTY ON IMPORTED SALT.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE SENATE BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE REPEAL OF PART OF THE DUTY ON IMPORTED SALT.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE SENATE BILL (APP. 3-3-27, 4 STAT. L. 244), TO AUTHORIZE THE PRESIDENT TO CAUSE A ROAD TO BE OPENED FROM FORT SMITH IN ARKANSAS, TO NATCHITOCHES IN LOUISIANA.

TO AMEND THE BANKRUPTCY BILL BY ADDING: "THAT NOTHING IN THIS ACT SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO EXTEND TO ANY CONTRACT MADE BEFORE THE PASSAGE OF THIS ACT."

TO AMEND THE SENATE BILL TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF BANKRUPTCY THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES, BY ELIMINATING THE 93RD SECTION AS FOLLOWS, "THAT A DEBTOR WOULD HAVE POWER TO ASSENT TO THE BANKRUPTCY OR NOT, WHICH EMBRACES THE PROVIS-IONS FOR THE VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY OF CLASES OTHER THAN MERCHANTS AND TRADERS."

TO DECIDE IF CERTAIN LANGUAGE IN A TREATY WITH THE MIAMI INDIANS SHALL BE RETAINED; THE LANGUAGE APPROPRIATING SIX CHAINS OF LAND FOR THE USE OF A CANAL.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION RATIFYING A TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE MIAMI INDIANS.

TO PASS THE HOUSE BILL (APP. 1-24-27, 6 STAT. L. 356), APP-ROATING $20,000 FOR THE RELIEF OF THE INDIGENT SUFFERS OF FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY WITH THE POTAWATAMIE INDIANS, EXCEPT THAT PART OF ARTICLE TWO WHICH PROVIDES THAT THE ASSEMBLY OF INDIANA SHALL HAVE SOLE AUTHORITY OVER THE BUILDING OF SAID ROAD.

TO RATIFY ARTICLE SIX OF A TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE POTAWATAMIE INDIANS.

TO RETAIN IN THE TREATY WITH THE POTTAWATAMIE INDIANS THAT PART OF AN ARTICLE PROVIDING THAT THE INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO LOCATE THE SAID ROAD, AND APPLY THE SAID SECTIONS, OR THE PROCEEDS THEREOF, TO THE MAKING OF SAME OR ANY PART THEREOF, AND SAID GRANT SHALL BE AT THEIR SOLE DISPOSAL.

TO RETAIN THE FOLLOWING WORDS IN ARTICLE TWO OF A TREATY WITH THE POTAWTAMIE INDIANS: "FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING A ROAD AFORESAID FROM LAKE MICHIGAN, BY THE WAY OF INDIANOPOLIS TO SOME CONVIENT POINT ON THE OHIO RIVER."

TO RATIFY THE SEVENTH ARTICLE AS IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, OF A TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE POTAWATAMIE INDIANS.

TO CONFIRM THE AMENDMENT TO THE TREATY WITH THE POTAWATOMIE INDIANS WHICH WOULD GIVE COMPLETE AUTHORITY TO THE ASSEMBLY OF INDIANA IN LOCATING, MAKING, AND FINANCING SAID ROAD FROM A FEDERAL GRANT.

TO RATIFY THE FIFTH ARTICLE OF A TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHIPPEWA INDIANS.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION RATIFYING A TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHIPPEWA INDIANS, AND THE SUPPLEMENTARY ARTICLES THERETO WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE FOURTH AND FIFTH ARTICLES.

TO PASS THE SENATE BILL (APP. 3-2-27), (4 STAT. L. 239), TO INCREASE THE SALARY OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.

TO RATIFY ARTICLE FOUR OF THE TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHIPPEWA INDIANS.

TO RATIFY ARTICLE FOUR OF THE TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHIPPEWA INDIANS AS IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.

TO RATIFY A TREATY WITH THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITIAN AND IRELAND.

TO RETAIN THE FOLLOWING WORDS IN ARTICLE FOUR OF A TREATY BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHIPPEWA INDIANS= "JURISDICTION AND."

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION THAT, IN THE APPOINTMENT OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES THE SENATE WILL PROCEED BY SEVERALLY APPOINTING THE CHAIRMAN OF EACH COMMITTE, AND THEN BY ONE BALLOT FOR THE OTHER MEMBERS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE SAME; AND A MAJORITY OF THE WHOLE NUMBER OF VOTES GIVEN BE NECESSARY TO THE CHOICE OF CHAIRMAN.

TO AMEND THE HOUSE BILL (APP. 5-20-26, 4 STAT. 6. 180), TO EXTEND THE WIDTH OF THE WASHINGTON CANAL, BY ELIMINATING THE SECOND SECTION, WHICH EMPOWERS THE AFORESAID CANAL COMPANY TO IMPOSE WHARFAGE CHARGES ON ALL ARTICLES, EXCEPT PUBLIC PROPERTY, LANDED THEREON, ON TAKEN FROM THE WHARVES, OR TO LEASE THE WHARVES AND COLLECT THE RENT THEREFROM.

TO PASS THE SENATE CONNURNENT THAT BOTH HOUSES DO NOT ADJOURN ON MONDAY, MAY 22, 1826, AND THAT THE RESOLUTION PASSED TO THAT EFFECT BE REPEALED, THAT THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BE AUTHORIZED TO ADJOURN THEIR RESPECTIVE HOUSES ON THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1826.

TO READ THE HOUSE BILL (APP. 3-2-27, 4 STAT. 6. 228), FOR THE PRESERVATION AND REPAIR OF THE CUMBERLAND ROAD, FOR A SECOND TIME.

TO AMEND THE SENATE BILL (APP. 5-22-26, 6 STAT. 6. 354), FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF THE CLAIM OF JAMES MONROE AGAINST THE U.S., SAID AMENDMENT PROVIDES THAT A CERTAIN SUM BE ALLOWED MR. MONROE IN FULL SETTLEMENT OF ALL CLAIMS INSTEAD OF ANY OTHER SUM HERETOFORE AGREED UPON.