DECEMBER 6, 1824.

_To the House of Representatives of the United States_:

Agreeably to a resolution of the House of Representatives of the 13th of

May last, requesting the President to cause to be made and submitted to

the House on the first day of the next [present] session of Congress a

full and complete statement of the exact number of lots belonging to

the United States in the city of Washington which have been sold by the

public agents for that purpose; when sold, by whom, to whom, and for

what price each lot was purchased; what part of the purchase money has

been paid, the amount due, and by whom due, and when payable; whether

the debts are well secured, and whether the money received has been

applied, to what purposes, and by whom, I herewith transmit a report and

statements from the Commissioner of Public Buildings, which will afford

the information required.

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