Committee Reports and Papers of the Thirteenth Congress.

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United States. Congress (13th: 1813-1815). House of Representatives. Committee Reports and Papers of the Thirteenth Congress.

Committee Reports and Papers of the Thirteenth Congress.

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Committee on Accounts: various subjects (13A-D1.1). Committee on Claims: various subjects (13A-D2.1). Committee on Commerce and Manufactures: various subjects (13A-D3.1). Committee on the District of Columbia: various subjects (13A-D4.1). Committee on Elections: contested election cases of Burwell Bassett v. Thomas M. Bayley, Virginia (13A-D5.1); B.B.Blydenburgh and Peter Jay v. John Lefferts and Ebenezer Sage, New York (13A-D5.2); William Kelly v. Thomas K. Harris, Tennessee (13A-D5.4); and Isaac Williams v. John M. Bowers, New York (13A-D5.5). Committee on Foreign Affairs, Select: relations with Great Britain and France (13A-D6.1). Committee on the Judiciary: salary of district judges (13A-D7.1) and various subjects (13A-D7.2). Committee on Military Affairs, Select: militia and militia laws (13A-D8.1). Committee on the Naval Establishment, Select: privateers and prizes (13A-D9.1) and various subjects (13A-D9.2). There is also a volume entitled "Rules, Regulations, and Instructions for the Naval Service of the United States" (13A-D9.3). Committee on Pensions and Revolutionary Claims: various subjects (13A-D10.1). Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads: post roads (13A-D11.1) and various subjects (13A-A11.2). Committee on Public Expenditures: a report relating to examinations into expenditures of public money (13A-D12.1). Committee on Public Lands: communications from General Land Office (13A-D13.1) and various subjects (13A-D13.2.). Committee on Ways and Means: completion of the Post Office Building (13.14.1), distillers (13A-D14.2); military establishment (13A-D14.3.); and various subjects (13A-D14.4). Other select committees: business of the House of Represtnatives (13A-C15.1); circumstances attending the destruction, by the enemy, of the office of Patrick Magruder, Clerk of the House of Representatives (13A-D15.2); inquiry into the success of the enemy against Washington and Alexandria and into the destruction of public buildings and property (13A-D15.3); and various subjects (13A-D15.4).

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