a detailed report from the Committee of Elec-
tions

with a resolution declaring said Turner le-
gally elected -

417

462

on motion of Mr. Findley, was admitted to
take part in the discussion of the report,
declaring Mr. Baylies not legally elected
being declared duly elected, was qualified,
and took his seat
Turner, Edward, an adverse report on the peti-
tion of, was concurred in
Turnpike, Mr. Love presented the petition of
sundry inhabitants of the City of Wash-
ington, praying an act of incorporation of
a company to make a road to meet the Bal-
timore, at boundary of the District, refer-
red to the Committee on the District of
Columbia

Union Bank of Georgetown, a report on the pe-
tition of the Directors, &c., of the
referred to a Committee of the Whole

U.

783

90

1368

- 1376

attendance of, at the second session

1218

remarks of, introductory of a resolution on

the subject of gunboats

in support of said resolution

256
1152

1662

· 1664

remarks of, on Mr. Sheffey's resolution rela-
tive to the batture
on amending the Delaware canal bill 1474, 1475,
1478

Vincennes, a petition of sundry inhabitants of
Indiana Territory, praying an act to au-
thorize the Land Commissioner for the
district of, to decide on titles, &c., re-
ferred

Virginia, the Speaker laid before the House sev-
eral letters from the Governor, enclosing
certificates of the election of Representa-
tives from that State, referred to the Com-
mittee of Elections

Virginia Military Land Warrants, on motion of
Mr. Morrow, the Committee on Public
Lands were instructed to inquire into the
expediency of extending the time for lo-
cating, &c.

1377

Unsettled Accounts, on motion of Mr. Quincy, the
report of the Comptroller in relation to,
was referred to a select committee
Mr. Quincy, on the part of said committee,
made a report

11th CoN. 2d SESS.-D

1633

Virginia Land Warrants-continued.
Page.
returned from the Senate with amendments 1487
which were twice read, and concurred in 1494
Virginia Officers of the Revolution, Mr. Nelson
presented the petition of sundry, praying
to be allowed half-pay for life, referred
to the Committee of the Whole
Volunteers, so much of the President's Message
of the
as relates to, referred to the Committee
on the Military and Naval Establishments 1090
said committee reported a resolution to raise
and imbody a force of, which was referred
to the Committee of the Whole

W.

- 1159

1584

57

Wheaton, Mr., remarks of, on the resolution call-
ing for certain papers

710

705

on the joint resolution concerning the Brit-
ish Minister -

752

speech of, on the same

789

on the bill concerning commercial inter-

1445

- 1333

1761

1633

844

with a resolution that the prayer ought to be
granted -

1634

1445

1770

Washington, Colonel William, Mr. Randolph
submitted a resolution in honor of the
memory of the late

the resolution negatived

Mr. Taylor moved that the resolution and
proceedings thereon be expunged from the
Journal, which being objected to by Mr.
R., fell to the ground

Mr. Quincy submitted a resolution on the
subject of these proceedings

which was agreed to -

Ways and Means, appointment of the standing

Committee of

and took his seat

1789

1794

1795

60, 684

89

Weakley, Robert, of Tennessee, was qualified,

Webb, Josiah H., Mr. Poindexter presented the
petition of, praying an annuity in conse-
quence of a wound received while em-
ployed as a mail rider, referred to a select
committee

689

a bill for the relief of, read twice, and com-
mitted .

a letter from, to the Speaker, enclosing the
copy of one to the Secretary of War,
read

report of the committee of inquiry

the said report at large, with numerous docu-

ments

-

1932
2045

Wilmer, the Rev. Mr., a message from the Senate
that they have appointed, Chaplain
Wilson, James, of New Hampshire, appeared,

and took his seat

remarks of, on a motion to refer a petition - 699
Wilson, Joseph, a bill for the relief of, read twice,

329

Winn, Richard, of South Carolina, was qualified,
and took his seat

229

380

1428

attendance of, at the second session
Witherspoon, Robert, of South Carolina, appear-
ed, and took his seat

Wood, and Manufactures of, report of the Secre-
tary on American

Page.
Woollen Manufacturers, a petition of sundry, of
Massachusetts, praying encouragement - 316

Y.

Yazoo Claims, Mr. Troup submitted a resolution
to print for the use of members certain
acts and proceedings of the State of Geor-
gia, in relation to the

Mr. Bacon moved that sundry other papers
be added to the resolution to print -
both motions agreed to, with the exception
of part of an act included in the motion
of Mr. Bacon
Mr. Randolph moved that the New England
memorial on the subject of, be referred to
the Committee of Claims, with instruc-
tions to report to the House
Mr. R. withdrew his motion, and submitted
a resolution that the prayer of the memo-
rial is unjust, &c., and ought not to be
granted, which the House refused to con-
sider
Mr. R. then moved that the petitioners have
leave to withdraw their petition, which was
ordered to lie on the table

739

745

746

1883

59

Yeas and Nays, on Mr. Lyon's motion to ballot
for the standing committees

on the indefinite postponement of Mr. Stan-
ford's resolution concerning the sedition
law

on referring to a select committee the reso-
tion respecting convoy, &c. -
on another amendment to the bill concern-
ing commercial intercourse

on ordering the said bill to a third reading
on laying on the table a resolution calling
for papers
on the final passage of the bill concerning
commercial intercourse -

on amendments to the appropriation bill, 1358,

134

on recommitting the same

on an appeal from the decision of the Spea-
ker
135, 1409, 1462, 1753, 1930
on Mr. Gardenier's resolution to reduce into
one the several acts laying an embargo,
and the act to prohibit intercourse
on Mr. Bacon's resolution relating to domes-
tic manufactures
on Mr. Burwell's motion to amend the Sen-
ate bill to complete the fortifications

·

on considering the resolution to call for pa-
pers

on the resolution as amended

1363, 1365

1374

232

on amending the same

236

255

on the final passage of the said bill

256

on Mr. Randolph's motion to require the
presence of the Secretary of the Treasury 320,

321

on laying on the table a resolution concern-
ing the finances

on the passage of said resolution

on indefinite postponement of the bill for re-
demption of the public debt

326

on postponing the bill concerning commer-
cial intercourse

1441

on Mr. Dana's amendment to said bill
on the final passage of the said bill

327, 328

on postponing, indefinitely, the Senate's
amendments to the same

1450

360

on amending the title of the same

360

on committing to the Committee of the
Whole the first resolution concerning do-
mestic manufactures

366

on concurring with the Committee of the
Whole in disagreeing to the report of the
Committee of Claims on the petition of
Elizabeth Hamilton

1480

441

442

446

458

458

459

-

2513

2583

2524

- 2536
2580

an act to alter and amend the above
an act further to amend and alter the same
Chickasaw Tribe, an act supplementary to the
act making appropriations to carry into
effect a treaty between the United States
and the
Collectors of Customs, an act authorizing the ac-
counting officers of the Treasury Depart-
ment to give credit to certain, for allow-
ances paid by them to the owners and
crews of fishing vessels
Commercial Intercourse, an act to amend and
continue in force certain parts of the act
to interdict, between the United States
and Great Britain and France, and their
dependencies

2506

2512

Kaskaskia-continued.
an act confirming the decisions of the com-
missioners in the district of

Land Offices, an act to prescribe the mode in
which appropriations shall be made for the
purchase of land at the several, and for
the relief of Joab Garret
Library, an act in addition to the act concerning
the

Page.

2584

2514

- 2587

- 2587

Loan, an act authorizing a, &c.
Madison County, Mississippi Territory, an act
for the appointment of an additional judge,
and for extending the right of suffrage in 2523
Military Establishment, an act making appropri-
ations for the support of the, for the year

an act concerning the, between the same
Cumberland Road, an act in addition to the act
to regulate the laying out and making of
the
District of Columbia, an act to make public a
road in Washington county, in the
an act to incorporate a company for making
certain turnpike roads in the

· 2508

Ohio, an act for altering the time for holding the
district court in

Post Office Establishment, an act regulating the 2567
Post Roads, an act to establish -
2542

2510

Public Debt, an act supplementary to the act
making provision for the support of public
credit, and for the redemption of the
Public Lands, an act providing for the printing
and distributing of such laws of the Uni-
ted States as respect the
Recruiting Service, an act to suspend for a limit-
ed time the
2511
Refugees, an act further to provide for the, &c. - 2514
Scituate Harbor, an act to erect a light-house at
the entrance of, and to establish sundry
beacons, buoys, &c., elsewhere,
Sea Letters, an act to prohibit the issuing of, ex-
cept to certain vessels
Senate Chamber, an act making appropriations to
finish and furnish the
Shawneetown, Illinois. (See Indiana Territory.)
Ships or Vessels, an act respecting the, owned
by citizens or subjects of foreign nations
with which commercial intercourse is per-
mitted

South Carolina, an act to continue in force an act
declaring the assent of Congress to a cer-
tain act of the State of
Stationery, Printing, &c., an act making appro-
priations for defraying the expenses of, &c. 2511
Suffrage, an act supplemental to an act to extend
the right of, in Indiana Territory
Torpedo, an act making an appropriation for the
purpose of trying the practical use of the 2529
Virginia Military Land Warrants, an act to ex-
tend the time for locating, &c.