U.S. House of Representatives Calendar

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1. 1810:
Secretary of War William Eustis reported troop conditions at New Orleans.
2. 1810:
Maryland Gazette reported Penn., Senate passed bill to move state capital to Harrisburg.
3. 1810:
House of Representatives failed to achieve a quorum.
4. 1810:
Secretary of War Eustis asked Congress to appropriate funds to purchase clothing for military.
5. 1810:
Henry Clay was sworn in as Senator from Kentucky.
6. 1810:
American Merury reported three children froze to death during blizzrd in Concord, N.H.
7. 1810:
Maryland Gazette reported discovery of large iron ore deposit in New Hampshire.
8. 1810:
Secretary of State Robert Smith drafted report on free navigation of Mobile River.
9. 1810:
Treasury Department reported $52 million in annual exports.
10. 1810:
American Mercury reported soldiers killed man in Baltimore who refused to give them liquor.
11. 1810:
National Intelligencer reported marriage of Sen. John Pope (Kentucky) to Miss Eliza Johnson.
12. 1810:
National Intelligencer reported Washington social leaders met to discuss caring for the poor.
13. 1810:
Indian leader Sagoyewatha, also known as Red Jacket, met with Secretary of War Eustis.

14. 1810:
Robert Fulton appeared before House committee to explain uses of torpedoes.

15. 1810:
Supreme Court heard oral arguments in case of Fletcher vs. Peck.
16. 1810:
Count Romanzoff and John Quincy Adams discussed Aaron Burr's arrival in Paris.
17. 1810:
President Madison prepared documents showing extensive forgery of American ship papers in England.
18. 1810:
James Frances Mercer warned Madison of French effort to incite revolutions in Latin America.
19. 1810:
Madison sent documents to Congress showing English forgery of American ship papers.
20. 1810:
House agreed to Senate amendments to bill for relief of Canadian refugees.
21. 1810:
House passed bill authorizing third census.

22. 1810:
American novelist Charles Brockden Brown died.

23. 1810:
Madison reported to Congress on suspension of trade with France and Great Britain.
24. 1810:
Congress presented Madison with Canadian refugee relief bill for his signature.
25. 1810:
Jefferson wrote William Burwell about his bill to protect American shipping.
26. 1810:
Congress passed government appropriations bill.
27. 1810:
Senate passed naval appropriation bill.
28. 1810:
House agreed to Senate amendments to naval appropriation bill.

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