Journal of the House of Representatives of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1810 - Legislation Some vols. include supplemental journals of "such proceedings of the sessions, as, during the time they were depending, were ordered to be kept secret, and respecting which the injunction of secrecy was afterwards taken off by the order of the House." |
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... consideration of Congress will be pro- perly turned to a removal of doubts which may occur in the exposition , and of difficulties in the execution of the act above cited . " The commerce of the United States , with the north of Europe ...
... consideration of Congress will be pro- perly turned to a removal of doubts which may occur in the exposition , and of difficulties in the execution of the act above cited . " The commerce of the United States , with the north of Europe ...
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... consideration of Congress , also , whether a provident , as well as fair encourage- ment , would not be given to our navigation , by such regulations as will piace it on a level of competition with foreign vessels , particularly in ...
... consideration of Congress , also , whether a provident , as well as fair encourage- ment , would not be given to our navigation , by such regulations as will piace it on a level of competition with foreign vessels , particularly in ...
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... consideration , that the additional instruction emanating from it would con- tribute not less to strengthen the foundations , than to adorn the structure , of our free and happy system of government . " Among the commercial abuses stil ...
... consideration , that the additional instruction emanating from it would con- tribute not less to strengthen the foundations , than to adorn the structure , of our free and happy system of government . " Among the commercial abuses stil ...
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... consideration , and came to no resolution thereon . On motion of Mr. Fisk , Resolved , That the Committee on Post - offices and Post - roads , be directed to inquire into the expediency of establishing a post road from Litchfield , in ...
... consideration , and came to no resolution thereon . On motion of Mr. Fisk , Resolved , That the Committee on Post - offices and Post - roads , be directed to inquire into the expediency of establishing a post road from Litchfield , in ...
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... his future support , in consideration of services rendered and infirmities incurred while a lieutenant in the navy during the revolutionary war . Ordered , That the said petition be referred to the 28 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE.
... his future support , in consideration of services rendered and infirmities incurred while a lieutenant in the navy during the revolutionary war . Ordered , That the said petition be referred to the 28 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE.
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