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[Report of committee appointed to examine treasurer John Preston's accounts].

[Report of committee on the accounts of treasurer, John Preston, Oct. 1, 1816 to Sept. 30, 1817!

[Report of the joint committee on the accounts of the treasurer. John Preston, Oct. 1, 1817 to Sept. 30, 1818].

Report of the joint committee, which examined the treasurer s accounts. January 17, 1820. Published by order of the house of delegates.

Report of the committee appointed to examine the treasurer’s accounts.

Report of the Committee of Ways and Means, in relation to the revenue necessary for the service of the present and two succeeding years: accompanied with a plan for raising the same. February 17th, 1812--read and committed to a committee of the whole House on Monday next

[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer for 1812].

[Report of a committee of the executive on the state of the accounts relative to the repairs of the capitol, and improvement of the public square].

[Report of committee to whom was referred the communication from the adjutant general’s office, Dec. 13, 1813, in answer to the resolution of the general assembly of the 10th].

Report and resolutions concerning the citation of the Commonwealth, to answer a complaint before the Supreme Court of the United States.

[Report of committee charged to investigate the Bank of Virginia, and the Farmers’ Bank of Virginia!

Report of the committee to whom was committed the proceedings of sundry of the other states, in answer to the resolutions of the general assembly, of the [blank] day of [blank] Richmond, General Assembly.

[Report of select committee to which sundry petitions complaining of the James River Company were referred].

[Report of committee in relation to executive contracts and expenditures in repairing the capital, and in improving the public square in Richmond]

[Report of committee on the election of William B. Chamberlayne of Henrico].

[Report of committee of finance giving estimate of expences and receipts of government Oct. 1, 1814 to Sept. 30, 1815].

[Report of committee on expenditures of the executive]

[Report of committee on the expenditures of public money by the executive].

[Report of committee on estimate of the expenses of civil government from Sept. 30, 1801 to Oct. 1, 1802, and of the debts payable; resources to meet this estimate].

[Report of committee of finance on estimate of expenses and receipts, Jan. 1, 1813 to Dec. 31, 1813].

[Report of the committee of finance on the probable expenses of government, Jan. 1, to Dec. 31, 1814, and estimate of ways and means].

[Report of committee on finance on the estimate of the expenses of the government from Oct. 1, 1805 to Sept. 30, 1806].

[Report of the committee to whom were referred sundry resolutions touching, among other things, our foreign relations, and the measures of the administration consequent thereon].

[Report and resolutions of a committee appointed to prepare estimates of the expences of civil government and of the public debt].

[Report of committee favoring the erection of a bridge, free of toll, at Lynchburg!

[Report of committee on memorial of John Preston, late treasurer, with documents].

Report and resolutions of the Committee to Whom the Memorial of the Officers and Soldiers of the Virginia Lines, on Continental and State Establishment, and Others, Was Referred.

[Report of committee upon the memorial of the stockholders of the Bank of Virginia].

[Report of committee in relation to the duties and salary of the public printer].

Report of the committee, for examining the manufactory of arms. Presented January 22, 1820. Published by order of the house of delegates.

[Report of the armory committee on the operations of the manufactory of arms for the past year, John Staples, superintendent].

Report of the committee on the subject of receiving payment of the direct tax. Presented to the house of delegates December 15th, 1814.

[Report of committee relative to general regulations for the incorporation of turnpike companies].

[Report of committee relative to the incorporation of an independent bank, or branch of one of the existing banks to be located at Danville].

Report from the joint committee appointed to examine the condition of the Bank of Virginia and Fanners’ Bank of Virginia.

[General report of the committee of roads and internal navigation].

[Report of the committee of schools and colleges on the subject of the general establishment of schools within this commonwealth, and amendment thereto].

[Report of committee on the state of the manufactory of arms, including correspondence between Governor William H. Cabell and John Clarke, superintendent of the manufactory, and Governor Cabell’s letter to the house of delegates]:

[Report of the committee upon the assumption of this state’s quota of the direct tax of the U. S., with accompanying documents].

Report on banks, (presented to the House of Delegates on the 5th of January, 1816, and published by order of the House).

[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, William Moseley].

[Report of the committee upon the amendment of the journals].

Report of the bank committee on the condition of the Bank of Virginia, and the Farmers’ Bank of Virginia. January 1820.

Report of the committee, for examining the public jail and penitentiary. Presented January 21, 1820. Published by order of the house of delegates.

[Report of the committee on the public jail and penitentiary, with documents].

[Report of committee on the state of the public jail and penitentiary!

[Report of Committee on the State of the Manufactory of Arms].

[Report of committee appointed to report to the Executive on the state of the penitentiary].

[Report of committee in relation to the state of the public debt, and giving an estimate of expenses of civil government, and resources, Oct. 1, 1802-Sept. 30, 1803].

[Report of the committee to whom was referred the memorial of the Staunton convention, and the memorials and petitions from several counties, praying for the call of a general convention, for amending the defects in the state constitution].