TO THE PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE FIRST SESSION OF
THE TENTH CONGRESS.
report of said committee read and ordered to
lie for consideration
a joint resolution for, on the 25th April,
adopted
a joint resolution from the House, for a com-
mittee to inform the President of the in-
tended -
Arms, a bill from the House to procure an addi-
tional number of, read
read a second time, and referred
returned from the House with amendments,
which were concurred in
Balances, Mr. White submitted a resolution to
appoint a committee on the subject of
certain, reported to be due from several of
the States, &c.
resolutions adopted, and a committee ap-
pointed
a bill reported to extinguish the claims of
the United States to certain, and read
read a second time
ordered to a third reading -
the further consideration of the bill, on mo-
tion of Mr. Adams, postponed indefinitely
Baldwin, Abraham, a resolution in honor of the
memory of
Bank of the United States, memorial of the stock-
holders of the, presented, read, and re-
ferred to the Secretary of the Treasury
Baptist Church, (City of Washington,) a bill
from the House to incorporate the, read
read a second time, referred to a committee
reported with amendments
the amendments and the bill recommitted
reported with further amendments
on the report of last committee in same case
Anderson, Mr., speech of, in the case of John
Smith
on the motion to excuse said Smith from
voting
read a second time, and ordered to a third
reading
read a third time, and postponed
British Aggressions, a declaration of American
citizens on the Mobile, in relation to, read
British Orders in Council, a copy of certain,
transmitted by the President, referred
report of said committee
Brockenbrough, John, a grand juror, examina-
tion of, in the case of Aaron Burr
Brown, Rev. Mr., election of, as Chaplain to the
House of Representatives, announced
Bruff, Major James, evidence of, in the case of
Aaron Burr
the trial for misdemeanor
Cabell, Joseph C., a grand juror, examination of,
in the case of Burr
Canal in the City of Washington, notice of a
bill to incorporate a company for opening
a bill presented, read, and postponed to the
next session
Capitol, a bill to make good a deficit in the ap-
propriation for, &c., twice read, amended,
read a third time, and passed as amended 380
the House disagree to the amendments, and
the Senate recede
48 Champagny, M., translation of a letter from, to
General Armstrong, of which five hun-
dred copies were ordered to be printed -
Chaplains, a resolution adopted to appoint
Charts, a joint resolution from the House author-
izing the disposition of certain, twice read,
and referred to a committee
the resolution adopted, and a committee
a bill presented to amend the act mentioned,
which was read
read a second time, and postponed
reported with further amendments
on the motion of, the court grant a subpoena
to the President, &c.
bill and amendments recommitted
ordered to a third reading as amended
read a third time, and passed as amended 157
returned from the House, with amendments
which were concurred in .
Circuit Courts, on motion of Mr. Tiffin, a com-
mittee was appointed to inquire whether
alterations are necessary in the act estab-
lishing, &c.
Erskine, Mr., five hundred copies of the letter of,
Embargo, a Message from the President, recom-
mending an, was referred to a committee
said committee forthwith reported a bill in
pursuance of the recommendation, and
the rule being suspended, the bill was read
three times, and passed -
ordered that the Secretary confidentially re-
quest the concurrence of the House
returned confidentially from the House, with
amendments, which were agreed to
on further report from the same committee,
five hundred copies of the Message and
documents therein referred to, and also of
the act just passed, were ordered to be
printed, and the injunction of secrecy re-
moved
52 Fees, a report from the Attorney General, with
sundry tables of, read and referred to a se-
lect committee
further tables of, reported
Fenner, James, a letter from, resigning his seat
in the Senate
of certain merchants of Boston praying
permission to export certain
Foreign Aggression, Mr. Adams submitted a res-
olution for a committee of inquiry in re-
lation to the existing embargo act, &c.
the resolution was agreed to
amendments agreed to, and bill ordered to a
third reading.
reported correctly engrossed
read a third time, and passed as amended
returned from the House with an amend-
ment, in which the Senate concurred
160 Franklin, Jesse, a new Senator, from North Car-
remarks of, in the case of John Smith
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