An act further to alter and establish cer-
tain post-roads, -

II. 125

Appropriations for the service of the
post-office for the fiscal year, ending
June 30, 1845,
The Postmaster-General to make ar-
rangements with the British govern-
ment for the transmission of the mails
between Boston and Canada, and the
mail between the United States and
Europe,
V. 718
Mail between Bremen, Havre, &c., V. 718
Regulations to be established for the
mail, -
Transportation of the mail by railroads,

V. 718

V. 738

An act further to alter and establish cer-
tain post-roads, and for the more se-
cure carriage of the mail of the Uni-
ted States,
II. 189
An act to alter and establish certain
post-roads, and for other purposes, II. 275
An act further to alter and establish
certain post-roads, and for other pur-
poses,
II. 337
An act to alter and establish certain
post-roads, and for other purposes, II. 408
An act to establish certain post-roads,
and for other purposes, (repealed,) II. 444
Certain post-roads in Georgia and Ohio
established,
II. 491
An act to alter and establish certain

V. 748

An act to alter and establish certain
post-roads,

III. 130

V. 749

An act to alter and establish certain
post-roads,

III. 221

An act to establish post-roads,

III. 334

V. 750

V. 750

III. 503
An act to alter and establish certain
post-roads,

An act to alter and establish certain
post-roads,
III. 363
An act to establish certain post-roads, III. 453
An act to alter and establish certain
post-roads,

III. 577

An act to alter and establish certain

Treaty with the Pottawatimies. Septem-

ber 20, 1836,

VII. 513

VII. 91

Treaty with the Pottawatimies. Septem-
ber 22, 1836, -

VII. 514

Treaty with the Pottawatimies. Septem-

VII. 112

ber 23, 1836, -

VII. 515

Treaty with the Pottawatimies. Febru-

ary 11, 1837, -

VII. 532

VII. 113

Pound Sterling.

VII. 123

Treaty with the Delawares, Ottawas,
Chippewas, Pottawatimies, and Sacs.
January 9, 1789,
Treaty with the Wyandots, Delawares,
Shawnees, Ottawas, Chippewas, Potta-
watimies, Miamies, Eel Rivers, Weas,
Kickapoos, Piankeshaws and Kaskas.
kias. August 3, 1795,
Treaty with the Delawares, Shawnees,
Pottawatimies, Miamies, Eel Rivers,
Weas, Kickapoos, Piankeshaws and
Kaskaskias. June 7, 1803,

Treaty with the Delawares, Pottawati-
mies, Miamies, Eel Rivers, and Weas.
August 21, 1805,
Treaty with the Chippewas, Ottawas,
Pottawatimies, Wyandots, and Shaw-
nees. November 25, 1808,
Treaty with the Delawares, Pottawati-
mies, Miamies, and Eel River Miamies.
September 30, 1809,
Treaty with the Pottawatimies. July 18,
1815,
Treaty with the Wyandots, Delawares,
Senecas, Shawnees, Miamies, Chippe-
was, Ottawas, and Pottawatimies. Sep-
tember 8, 1815,
VII. 131
Treaty with the Ottawas, Chippewas,
and Pottawatimies. August 24, 1816,
VII. 146

Thanks of Congress for their gallant ser-
vices,
Pre-emption of Public Lands.

Right of pre-emption of the public lands
in Ohio given to persons who have
purchased lands from John Cleves
Symmes,
II. 112
Regulations relating to those lands, II.
112, 113
Right of pre-emption given in the pur-
chase of public lands to certain set-
tlers in the Illinois territory, - II. 797
Further time given to settlers on public
lands in the Illinois territory for mak-
ing good their pre-emption rights, (ob-
solete,)
III. 307
An act concerning pre-emption rights in
the state of Louisiana and territories
of Missouri and Illinois, . III. 330
Claimants to pre-emption rights in Ar-
kansas to make known their claims,
III. 554

Right of pre-emption of certain public
lands granted to the state of Ohio for
the establishment of seats of justice in
certain counties,
IJI. 607

Pre-emption of Public Lands.

-

IV. 50

An act concerning pre-emption rights in
the territory of Arkansas, - IV. 39
The right of pre-emption to one quarter.
section of public land granted to the
several counties of each state and ter-
ritory where there are public lands, for
seats of justice,
Any person, or the legal representatives
of such person, who has, before the
first of January, 1825, actually inha-
bited and cultivated a tract of land in
Florida, shall be entitled to the right
of pre-emption,
Right of pre-emption to certain settlers
in the state of Mississippi,
Notes of the acts which relate to pre-emp-
tion of settlers on the public lands, IV. 420
Certain settlers may enter quarter-sec-
tions,

Proof of settlement,

IV. 114

IV. 155

IV. 421
IV. 421

Patents to be granted for the lands, IV. 444
Occupants of the lands may have patents,

IV. 444

IV. 444
Provisions for widows and children of
persons entitled to allotments of land,
Patents to be granted to certain persons,
IV. 446
Pre-emption rights-town property, IV. 446
Purchasers of lands under the act of
May 30, 1830, chap. 208, may assign
their certificates of purchase, IV. 496
Occupiers and settlers on the public lands
entitled to pre-emption by the act of
May 29, 1830, chap. 208, who did not
enter the same within the time limit-
ed, by reason of the same not having
been surveyed, &c., may enter the
same occupants on fractional sec-
tions permitted to enter them in the
IV. 603
Settlers on the public lands prior to May
1, 1833, permitted to enter lands, who
were prevented by public surveys not
having been made, or which were re-
served from sale in consequence of
disputed boundary, &c.,

same manner,

IV. 663

Patents to issue on all entries made at
St. Augustine under the act of June
22, 1838, chap. 119, notwithstanding
any informality in the mode of entry
or defect of proof,
V. 673

See Lands of the United States.
Also Index to the Private Laws.
Presents from the Emperor of Morocco.
The President to cause the horses to be
sold, and to present the lion to some
institution, received as presents from
the Emperor of Morocco,
IV. 792
Such presents from the Emperor of Mo-
rocco and the Imaum of Muscat as
cannot be conveniently deposited in
the office of the Secretary of State, to
be disposed of,

V. 409

V. 730

Election of President and Vice President
of the United States,
The President authorized to draw from
the Treasury a sum not exceeding ten
thousand dollars for defraying the con-
tingent charges of government, &c., I. 105
Compensation of the President of the
United States,
I. 72, 318
An act to authorize the President to lay,
regulate, and revoke embargoes, I. 372
The President of the United States au-
thorized to borrow not exceeding a
million of dollars. How to be applied,
I. 395
The President may call for the militia to
repel invasions and suppress insurrec-
tions,
I. 264, 424
The President authorized to draw from
the Treasury a sum not exceeding
forty thousand dollars annually, for
the support of foreign ministers, &c.,
I. 128, 300, 487, 541
An act to authorize the President of the
United States in certain cases to alter

Treaty with the Wyandots, Delawares,
Senecas, Shawnees, Miamies, Chippe-
was, Ottawas, and Pottawatimies. Sep-
tember 8, 1815,
Treaty with the Ottawas, Chippewas,
and Pottawatimies. August 24, 1816,
VII. 146

Treaty with the Wyandots, Senecas,
Delawares, Shawnees, Pottawatimies,
Ottawas, and Chippewas. September
29, 1817,
Treaty with the Pottawatimies. Octo-
ber 2, 1818,
Treaty with the Ottawas, Chippewas,
and Pottawatimies. August 29, 1821,
VII. 218

VII. 160
VII. 185

Thanks of Congress for their gallant ser-
vices,
II. 346
Pre-emption of Public Lands.

II. 797

Right of pre-emption of the public lands
in Ohio given to persons who have
purchased lands from John Cleves
Symmes,
II. 112
Regulations relating to those lands, II.
112, 113
Right of pre-emption given in the pur-
chase of public lands to certain set-
tlers in the Illinois territory,
Further time given to settlers on public
lands in the Illinois territory for mak-
ing good their pre-emption rights, (ob-
solete,)
III. 307
An act concerning pre-emption rights in
the state of Louisiana and territories
of Missouri and Illinois,
III. 330
Claimants to pre-emption rights in Ar-
kansas to make known their claims,

III. 554

Right of pre-emption of certain public
lands granted to the state of Ohio for
the establishment of seats of justice in
certain counties,
IJI. 607

Pre-emption of Public Lands.

39

IV. 50

An act concerning pre-emption rights in
the territory of Arkansas, -
IV.
The right of pre-emption to one quarter.
section of public land granted to the
several counties of each state and ter-
ritory where there are public lands, for
seats of justice,
Any person, or the legal representatives
of such person, who has, before the
first of January, 1825, actually inha-
bited and cultivated a tract of land in
Florida, shall be entitled to the right
of pre-emption,
IV. 114
Right of pre-emption to certain settlers
in the state of Mississippi,
IV. 155
Notes of the acts which relate to pre-emp-
tion of settlers on the public lands, IV. 420
Certain settlers may enter quarter-sec-
tions,

Proof of settlement,

IV. 421
IV. 421

Patents to be granted for the lands, IV. 444
Occupants of the lands may have patents,

IV. 444
Provisions for widows and children of
persons entitled to allotments of land,
IV. 444
Patents to be granted to certain persons,
IV. 446
Pre-emption rights-town property, IV. 446
Purchasers of lands under the act of
May 30, 1830, chap. 208, may assign
their certificates of purchase, IV. 496
Occupiers and settlers on the public lands
entitled to pre-emption by the act of
May 29, 1830, chap. 208, who did not
enter the same within the time limit-
ed, by reason of the same not having
been surveyed, &c., may enter the
same- occupants on fractional sec-
tions permitted to enter them in the
same manner,
IV. 603
Settlers on the public lands prior to May
1, 1833, permitted to enter lands, who
were prevented by public surveys not
having been made, or which were re-
served from sale in consequence of
disputed boundary, &c.,
IV. 663
The act of May 29, 1830, chap. 208, to
grant pre-emptions to settlers on pub-
lic lands, revived,
IV. 678
Choice of quarter-sections allowed- -set-
tlers before 1829, may enter a quarter.
section at the minimum price, IV. 678
An act in reference to pre-emption rights
in the south-eastern district of Louisi-
ana,

-

IV. 708

V. 251

V. 382

Qualifications necessary to entitle settlers
to the benefits of the act of May 29,
1830, chap. 208,
An act supplementary to the act entitled
"An act to grant pre-emption rights to
settlers on the public lands," approved
June 22, 1838,
Provisions relating to pre-emption of
public lands, by the act to appropriate
the proceeds of public lands, and to
grant pre-emption rights,
Provisions relating to entry of land un-
der pre-emption rights,
V. 456
Settlers at Mineral Point, Wisconsin,

V. 455

Patents to issue on all entries made at
St. Augustine under the act of June
22, 1838, chap. 119, notwithstanding
any informality in the mode of entry
or defect of proof,
V. 673

See Lands of the United States.
Also Index to the Private Laws.
Presents from the Emperor of Morocco.
The President to cause the horses to be
sold, and to present the lion to some
institution, received as presents from
the Emperor of Morocco,
IV. 792
Such presents from the Emperor of Mo-
rocco and the Imaum of Muscat as
cannot be conveniently deposited in
the office of the Secretary of State, to
be disposed of,
V. 409

-

Election of President and Vice President
of the United States,

I. 22
The President authorized to draw from
the Treasury a sum not exceeding ten
thousand dollars for defraying the con.
tingent charges of government, &c., I. 105
Compensation of the President of the
United States,
I. 72, 318
An act to authorize the President to lay,
regulate, and revoke embargoes,
1. 372
The President of the United States au-
thorized to borrow not exceeding a
million of dollars. How to be applied,
I. 395
The President may call for the militia to
repel invasions and suppress insurrec-
tions,
I. 264, 424
The President authorized to draw from
the Treasury a sum not exceeding
forty thousand dollars annually, for
the support of foreign ministers, &c.,
I. 128, 300, 487, 541
An act to authorize the President of the
United States in certain cases to alter