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TWENTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. I. Res. 5,6. 1832.

July 3, 1S32.

Distribution ofthe returns ofthe fifth census.

July 10, 1832.

Distribution ofthe compilationof congressionaldocuments.

Act ofMarch2, 1831, ch. 65.

V. Resolution for the distribution of the returns of the fifth census.

Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the UnitedStates of America, in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of Statebe instructed to furnish to each member of the present Congress , andthe delegates from the territories, the President and Vice President ofthe United States , to each five copies: and to the executive of each stateand territory, and the presiding officer of each branch of every state orterritorial legislature, for the use of the body over which he presides; tothe several colleges and incorporated historical societies and athenaeums,in the United States , and the academy at West Point, each one copy;for the use of the Departments, State, Treasury, War, and Navy , fivecopies each; for the use of the Senate , ten copies, and for the use of theHouse of Representatives , twenty copies of the marshals’ returns of thefifth census, and of the revision of the former returns of the populationof the United States ; and that the residue of the copies thereof bedeposited in the library of Congress.

Approved, July 3, 1832.

VI. Resolution directing the distribution of a compilation of congressional docu-ments, and for other purposes.

Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the UnitedStates of America, in Congress assembled, That the secretary of theSenate and clerk of the House of Representatives be, and they are here-by, directed to distribute, by mail or otherwise, the compilation of docu-ments directed to be published by the act entitled “ An act making pro-vision for a subscription to a compilation of congressional documents,”approved March second, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, in the follow-ing manner, to wit:

To the President of the United States , and to each person who hasbeen President, one copy.

To the Vice President of the United States , one copy.

To the Department of State , four copies, viz : one for the use of thesecretary, one to be deposited in the patent office, and the two other toremain in the library of that department.

For the ministers of the United States , in foreign countries, fiftycopies, to be deposited in and distributed under such regulations asmay be made by the Department of State .

To the Treasury Department , twelve copies, namely: for the use ofthe secretary, one copy; and for the use of the first and second comp-trollers, the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth auditors; the treasurer, re-gister, solicitor, and commissioner of the general land office; one copy each.

To the War Department , thirteen copies, namely: for the use of theSecretary, one copy; for the use of the commanding general of the armyof the United States , the paymaster general, the adjutant general, thecommissary general of purchases, the ordnance department, commissarygeneral of subsistence, quartermaster general, engineer department, topo-graphical bureau, one copy each; and for the use of the military academy,three copies.

To the Navy Department, fifty-four copies; namely: for the use ofthe Secretary, one copy; for the use of the commissioners of the navyboard, one copy; and to enable the Secretary of the Navy to place onecopy in every public armed vessel of the United States , when in com-mission, under such regulations as the said secretary shall prescribe, fifty-two copies.

To the general post-office, three copies; namely: for the use of thePostmaster General, one copy, and for the use of each of the assistantspostmaster general, one copy.