Andrew Jackson 1829-1837

Andrew Jackson

March 4, 1829 to March 4, 1837

Year	Date	Document Title
1829	March 4, 1829	Jackson’s First Inaugural Address
	March 20, 1829	Willson v. Black Bird Creek Marsh Company
	January 1829 term	Foster & Elam v. Neilson
	1829	The Constitution of a Lyceum {excerpt}
	December 8, 1829	Jackson’s First Annual Message to Congress
1830	January, 1830	Craig v. Missouri
	January 21, 1830	Hayne’s Speech On the Foote Resolution
	January 26, 1830	Jackson’s Letter to Congress about Foreign Claims
	May 7, 1830	Treaty with the Ottoman Porte
	May 27, 1830	Jackson’s Veto on Internal Improvements
	May 28, 1830	Law Exchanging Lands with Indians
	May 31, 1830	Law Appropriating for Suppression of Slave Trade
	September 16 1830	Old Ironsides
	December 6, 1830	Jackson’s Second Annual Message to Congress
1831	January, 1831	Cherokee Nation v. Georgia
	January 1, 1831	The Liberator, Vol. I., No. 1. {excerpt}
	February 3, 1831	Law Amending Copy Rights
	February 10. 1831	Indiana’s Law Concerning Free Negroes, etc.
	February 19, 1831	Law Providing Payment to Seneca Indians
	February 22, 1831	Jackson’s Letter to the Senate about Indian Trade
	March 2, 1831	Law Ascertaining Boundary between Alabama & Florida, & Northern Border of Illinois
	1831	Marcy’s “The Spoils of Victory” {excerpt}
	1831	The Confessions of Nat Turner (1800-1831)
	December 6, 1831	Jackson’s Third Annual Message to Congress
1832	February 14 & 15, 1832	Letters to and from Congress about George Washington’s Body
	February 15, 1832	Jackson’s Letter to Congress about Destiny of Indians
	March 3, 1832	Worcester v. Georgia
	March 31, 1832	Law Adjusting Judicial Districts in Alabama
	April 20, 1832	Law Appropriating for Indian Treaties
	June 4, 1832	Law Appropriating for Indians Annuities
	June 4, 1832	Law Appropriating for Creeks, Shawnees, Ottoways, Senecas, Wyandots, Cherokees & Choctaws
	June 7, 1832	Law Supplementing Relief of Surviving Revolutionary Soldiers
	June 15, 1832	Law Raising Mounted Volunteers
	July 3, 1832	Law Limiting Boundary between Mexico & U.S.
	July 3, 1832	Law Concerning Patents
	July 9, 1832	Law Appointing Commissioner of Indian Affairs
	July 9, 1832	Law Enabling President to Extinguish Indian Land Titles with Indiana, Illinois & Michigan
	July 10, 1832	Jackson’s Veto of Bank of the United States
	July 13, 1832	Law Establishing Convention between U.S. & France (July 4, 1831)
	July 13, 1832	Law Effecting Certain Indian Treaties
	July 14, 1832	Law Ascertaining Northern Border of Ohio
	August, 1832	Black Hawk’s Message to General Street
	November 24, 1832	Ordinance of Nullification
	December 4, 1832	Jackson’s Fourth Annual Message to Congress
	December 10, 1832	Jackson’s Proclamation about Nullification
	December 20, 1832	South Carolina’s Reply to Jackson’s Proclamation
	December 28, 1832	Calhoun’s Resignation of the Vice-Presidenciy
1833	January 16, 1833	Jackson’s Letter to Congress about South Carolina’s Nullification
	February 13, 1833	Joint Session of Congress to Count the Votes of the 1832 Election
	February 14, 1833	Cherokee Treaty
	February 15-16, 1833	Calhoun’s Speech “Against the Force Bill”
	February 16, 1833	Barron v. Mayor & City Council of Baltimore
	March 2, 1833	Law Improving Conditions for Non-Commissioned Officers
	March 2, 1833	Law Providing Publication of History of American Revolution
	March 2, 1833	South Carolina’s Nullification of the Force Bill
	March 4, 1833	Jackson’s Second Inaugural Address
	March 20, 1833	Treaty of Amity & Commerce with Siam
	September 18, 1833	Jackson’s Removal of the Public Deposits
	December 3, 1833	Jackson’s Fifth Annual Message to Congress
	December 4, 1833	American Anti-Slavery Society Constitution (excerpt}
	December 4, 1833	Jackson’s Veto of Sale of Public Lands
1834	February 4, 1834	Jackson’s Letter to Congress about the Bank of the United States
	March 11, 1834	Jackson’s Letter to the Senate about Rejection of Nominees
	March 28, 1834	Senate’s Censure of Jackson
	April 15, 1834	Jackson’s Protest to the Senate’s Censure
	June 28, 1834	Law Changing Boundary of Michigan Territory
	June 28, 1834	Law Settling Territorial Limits between New York & New Jersey
	June 30, 1834	Supplemental Law Amending Copyrights
	June 30, 1834	Law Regulating Trade & Intercourse with Indian Tribes
	June 30, 1834	Law Organizing Department of Indian Affairs
	1834	Female Anti-Slavery Society’s Preamble and Constitution
	December 1, 1834	Jackson’s Sixth Annual Message to Congress
	December 4, 1834	Jackson’s Letter to the Congress & Resolution about Lafayette’s Death
1835	January 13, 1835	Jackson’s Letter to the Senate Objecting to their Requests about the Bank of the U.S.
	1835	The People v. Fisher {excerpt}
	December 7, 1835	Jackson’s Seventh Annual Message to Congress
	December 16, 1835	Resolutions on Abolitionist Propaganda {excerpt}
	December 28, 1835	Cherokee Treaty
1836	February 22, 1836	Woodbury’s Message to Receivers of Public Moneys
	March 1, 1836	Cherokee Supplemental Treaty
	March 2, 1836	Texas’ Declaration of Independence
	March 7, 1836	Austin’s Address
	March 28, 1836	Treaty with the Ottawa & Chippewa
	April 20, 1836	Law Establishing Wisconsin Territory
	May 14, 1836	Treaty of Velasco
	June 15, 1836	Law Admitting Arkansas into Union
	June 23, 1836	Law Regulating Deposits of Public Money
	June 23, 1836	Law Authorizing Treasury Secretary to Act as Agent of Bank of U.S.
	June 23, 1836	Law Establishing Northern Boundary of Ohio
	June 30, 1836	Jackson’s Message to Congress on the Death of President Madison
	July 1, 1836	Law Establishing Smithsonian Institution
	July 2, 1836	Law Appropriating for Suppression of Indian Hostilities
	July 11, 1836	The Specie Circular {excerpt}
	September 7, 1836	Jackson’s Message to General Wool Concerning the Cherokees
	December 5, 1836	Jackson’s Eighth Annual Message to Congress
	December 6, 1836	Jackson’s Letter to Congress about the Publication of Madison’s Papers
	December 20, 1836	Jackson’s Proclamation for a Special Session of the Senate
	December 21, 1836	Jackson’s Letter to the House of Representatives about Texas
	December, 1836	Jackson’s Letter to Congress about Boundary between Ohio & Michigan
1837	January 12, 1837	Benton’s Speech “On the Expunging Resolution”
	January 16, 1837	Senate Expunges their Censure of Jackson
	January 26, 1837	Law Admitting Michigan into Union
	January 31, 1837	Law Authorizing Construction of Railroads in Florida Territory
	February 6, 1837	Jackson’s Letter to the House of Representatives about Mexico’s Claims
	February 8, 1837	Joint Session of Congress for Counting the Votes of the 1836 Election
	February 12, 1837	Proprietors of Charles River Bridge v. Proprietors of Warren Bridge
	March 2, 1837	Law Providing Support for Military Academy
	March 3, 1837	Law Supplementing Patents
	March 3, 1837	Jackson’s Message to the Senate on Texas
	March 4, 1837	Jackson’s Farewell Address

Last updated January 01, 2008