Petitions and Memorials, Resolutions of State Legislatures, and Related Documents Which Were Referred to Committees.

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United States. Congress (14th: 1815-1817). House of Representatives. Petitions and Memorials, Resolutions of State Legislatures, and Related Documents Which Were Referred to Committees.

Petitions and Memorials, Resolutions of State Legislatures, and Related Documents Which Were Referred to Committees.

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Committee on Claims: various subject (14A-F1.1). Committee on Commerce and Manufactures: ban on the exportation of food stuffs (14A-F2.1); encouragement and protection of domestic manufactures (14A-F2.2); encouragement and protection of glass manufactures (14A-F2.3); erection of lighthouses (14A-F2.4); Government pay scales (14A-F2.5); increase of the duty on bar iron (14A-F2.6); ports of entry (14A-F2.7); remission or reduction of duties on merchandise (14A-F2.8) restriction on the importation of cotton fabrics (14A-F2.9); restriction on the importation of wool or woolen fabrics (14A-F2.10); and various subjects (14A-F2.11). Committee on the District of Columbia: Columbian Institute for the promotion of the arts and sciences (14A-F3.1); grant of a charter to the Marchant Bank of Alexandria (14A-F3.2); Masonic Lodge styled Washington Lodge No. 22 of Alexandria (14A-F3.3); Potomac Co. (14A-F3.4); and various subjects (14A-F3.5). Committee on Elections: vairous subjects (14A-F4.1). Committee on Foreign Affairs, Select: French spoliations (14A-F5.1) and New England trade with British colonies (14A-F5.2). Committee on the Judiciary: amendment of the act providing for the government of Missouri Territory (14A-F6.1); case of the privateer "Roger"(14A-F6.2); enactment of a bankruptcy law (14A-F6.3); Federal courts (14A-F6.4); and various subjects (14A-F6.5). Committee on Military Affairs, Select: Christopher Colles' telegraph (14A-F7.1); claims 814A-F7.2); the militia (14A-F7.3); Samuel Palmer's diving bell (14A-F7.4); and various subjects (14A-F7.5). Committee on Naval Affairs, Select: petition of Charles Stewart, Commander of the USS "Constitution" (14A-F8.1), and various subjects (14A-F8.2). Committee on Pensions and Revolutionary Claims: various subjects (14A-F9.1). Committee on Post Office and Post Roads: post routes (14A-F10.1); Sunday mail (14A-F10.2); and various subjects (14A-F10.3). Committee on Private Land Claims: claims (14A-F11.1). Committee on Public Expenditures: bid of William Elliot, a printer of Washington, for public printing (14A-F12.1). Committee on Public Lands: various subjects (14A-F13.1). Committee on Roads and Canals, Select: Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Co. (14A-F14.1); Connowingo Bridge Co. (14A-F14.2); construction and maintenance of roads and canals (14A-F14.3). Committee on Ways and Means: case of Commodore Daniel T. Patterson and Col. George T. Ross, commanding the sea and land forces of the United States against the pirates of Barataria (14A-F15.1); excise taxes upon domestic manufactures (14A-F15.2); Government pay scales (14A-F15.3); Howar College (14A-F15.4); remission of various taxes, duties, and fines (14A-F15.5); repeal of the tax on domestic distilled spirits (14A-F15.6); and various subjects (14A-F15.7). Other select committees: Dr. James Smith, agent under the "Act to encourage vaccination" (14A-F16.1); memorial of General Assembly of North Carolina relating to land grants (14A-F16.2); national currency (14A-F16.3); revision of the rules and order of the House of Representatives (14A-F16.4); Sunday mails (14A-16.5); slave trade (14A-F16.6); and various subjects (14A-F16.7). Committee of the Whole House: bankruptcy bill (14A-F17.1); establishment of a national bank (14A-F17.2); grant of pensions to the widows and orphasn of noncommissioned officers, musicians, and privates who died in the service of the United States (14A-F17.3); repeal of the tax on domestic spirits (14A-17.4); revenue (14A-F17.5); tariff bill (14A-F17.6); and various subjects (14A-F17.7).

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