V. 496

IV. 730

VIII. 466

An act for the relief of the citizens of
Venezuela, May 8, 1812, -

Venezuela, Treaty with.

Treaty of Peace, Friendship, Navigation
and Commerce, between the United
States and the Republic of Venezuela.
January 20, 1836, -

Vermont

Admitted into the Union. Act of Febru-
ary 18, 1791,
The laws of the United States to have
effect in Vermont. Act of March 2,
1791, -

I. 191

I. 197

Representatives in Congress according
to the first census,

I. 253

II. 128

II. 669

III. 651

IV. 516

V. 491

According to the second census,
According to the third census,
According to the fourth census,
According to the fifth census,
According to the sixth census,
Circuit and District Courts in Vermont.
-See Courts-Judiciary.
Vessels bound up James River, Virginia.
Vessels bound up James river exempted
from stopping in Hampton Roads,
Vessels captured on Lake Champlain.
The British vessels captured on Lake
Champlain to be purchased, and their
value distributed, as prize-money,
among the captors,
III. 229
Vessels captured on Lake Erie.

IV. 70

Officers of the Virginia line in the con-
tinental establishment to be allowed to
1st June, 1829, to obtain warrants,
(expired,)
IV. 189
Limitation of the quantity of land for
which patents may issue,
IV. 189
Officers, soldiers, sailors, marines, chap-
lains, musicians, surgeons, and sur-
geons' mates in the land or sea ser-
vices of the State of Virginia, during
the revolutionary war, entitled to the
benefit of the act of May 20, 1826, IV. 329
The time for locating and returning sur-
veys under Virginia military land war-
rants extended to Jan. 1, 1832, - IV. 395
Certain troops of the Virginia line au-
thorized to draw scrip for military
bounty lands,
The scrip to be available for any lands
offered at private sale by the United
States in Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana,

IV. 422

IV. 422
The claim of Philip Doddridge to be
paid. Act of May 26, 1824, IV. 440
The provisions of the act of May 30,
1830, chap. 215, not to extend to any
land warrants heretofore issued and
located on the lands set apart for the
officers and soldiers of Virginia, IV. 500
The act of May 20, 1826, chap. 138, to

continue in force to June 1, 1832, IV. 500
Unlocated lands in the military district

in Ohio made liable to private sale, IV. 560
Additional land appropriated for Vir-
ginia military land warrants, IV. 770
The time for locating Virginia military
land warrants, and returning surveys
on them, extended to August 10, 1840,
V. 262
Regulations as to granting patents, V. 262
Repeal of the second section of the act
of July 7, 1838, chap. 166,
V. 329
The time for issuing Virginia military
land warrants and returning surveys
extended,

See Lands of the United

States.

Virginia Resolution Land Warrants.

Supplement to the above act; rules for
the regulation of the volunteer corps,

I. 726

Volunteers may be organized; for what
purpose to be employed; proportion
from each State to be limited,
President authorized to order eighty
thousand militia to be in readiness,
and may accept the services of volun-
teers,

II. 241

An act authorizing a detachment from
the militia of the United States, II. 383
An act authorizing the President to ac-
cept the services of a number of volun-
teer companies, not exceeding thirty
thousand men,

II. 419

V. 449

III. 212

The expenses of the volunteers and mi-
litia received into the service of the
United States, to be paid,
V. 33
The militia of Missouri and Indiana to
be paid for services rendered against
the Indians in 1832,
See Canadian Volunteers-Army of the
United States-Militia.

V. 71

Further time allowed to complete sur-
veys under Virginia resolution war-
rants,

Wabash and Erie Canal.

Lands in Ohio for the Wabash and Erie
canal,
IV. 716

To be procured for cargoes of vessels in
quarantine,
I. 620
An act providing for the deposit of wines
and distilled spirits in public ware.
houses, and for other purposes, III. 469
An act to regulate the duties on certain
wines, (obsolete,)
III. 515
Withdrawal of goods deposited in public
warehouses,
III. 469

Warrington, Captain, and others.

A gold medal to be presented to Captain
Lewis Warrington, of the sloop of war
Peacock, a silver medal to the com-
missioned officers, and a sword to the
midshipmen and sailing-master, for
their conduct in the action with the
British brig Epervier,
III. 246

Washington Canal.

The Secretary of the Treasury to pay
$150,000 to the city of Washington,
to aid in the execution of the act of
May 31, 1832, vesting in the corpora

Franking privilege granted him, I. 361
Expenses incurred in doing honour to
the memory of George Washington,
under the direction of the joint com-
mittee of Congress, to be paid, - II. 83
Resolution that a marble monument be
erected in the Capitol at Washington,
to commemorate the great events of
the military and political life of Gene-
ral Washington,
Funeral honours to the memory of
George Washington,
Appropriation for the purchase of the
books and papers of George Washing-
ton, -

Washington and Franklin.

II. 86

II. 86

IV. 712

Resolutions relating to the sword and
camp-chest of Washington and staff
of Franklin, and to the donors of the

same,

Washington Turnpike Company.

A complete set of weights and measures,
intended for the custom-house, to be
delivered to each state,

Whale Fishery.

V. 133

The provisions of the act of March 3,
1825, chap. 99, authorizing the issuing
of a register or enrolment, in the name
of the president or secretary of any
incorporated company owning a steam-
boat or vessel, extended to ships or
vessels of any incorporated company
engaged in the whale fishery, IV. 492
Registers sufficient papers for vessels
engaged in the whale fishery, V. 370
Provisions of the first section of the act
of 28th of February, 1803, chap. 9,
extended,
Forfeitures for duties and charges remit-
ted,

See Bounty-Fisheries.

Western Reserve of Connecticut.

V. 370

V. 370