In Senate Of The United States. February 24, 1846. Submitted, And Ordered To Be Printed. Mr. Breese Made The Following Report: (To Accompany Bill S. No. 52.) The Committee On The Public Lands, Having Had Under Consideration, "A Bill To Grant To The State Of Illinois Certain Alternate Sections Of The Public Lands, To Aid In The Construction Of The Northern Cross And Central Railroads, In Said State," Respectfully Ask Leave To Report. Breese, [Sidney] Americana

In Senate Of The United States. December 27, 1845. Submitted, And Ordered To Be Printed. Mr. Speight, From The Committee On Public Lands, Made The Following Report: [To Accompany Bill S. 4.] The Committee On Public Lands, To Whom Wasreferred The Bill Entitled "A Bill To Apply Certain Alternate Sections Of The Public Domain Toward The Completion Of Works Of Internal Improvement In The State Of Michigan, And For Other Purposes," Beg Leave Respectfully To Submit The Following Report Speight, [Jesse] Americana

Land Claims In East Florida. Letter From The Secretary Of The Treasury.In Relation To Land Claims In East Florida, With The General Report Of The Commissioners Of That District. February 23, 1826 February 23, 1826. Read And Refereed To The Committee On The Public Lands. February 24, 1826. Printed By Order Of The House Of Representatives. House Doc. No. 115., 19Th Congress. 1St Session [Florida] American South

Report From The Secretary Of War, (In Compliance With A Resolution Of The Senate Of The 10Th December, 1828,) With A Detailed Statement Of The Several Tribes Of Indians Within The U.S., And The Extent And Location Of Certain Lands To Which The Indian Title Has Been Extinguished. : January 6, 1829. Read, And Ordered To Be Printed. Peter B Porter - Thomas L Mckenney - Duff Green - United States. Office Of Indian Affairs. - United States. Congress Senate.