Mr. Garnett

611

611

632

632

641

Accounts, (see Treasurer's Accounts.)

Adjourned, hour fixed to which the House shall stand, 2d sess. 8th Cong.

Adjournment, proceedings on proposition to fix time

sess. 9th Cong.

330, 363, 372, 373, 389, 426
Aggressions, within jurisdiction of United States, by foreign armed vessels,
proceedings respecting

Alexandria, D. C. amend charter of

(see Bills H. R. No. 14.)

Alexander, James, (see Samuel Swartwout.)

Ammunition, (see Arms.)

188, 190, 209, 495

49

90, 153, 166
44, 71, 114, 369, 370, 618, 629

1

Anderson, Joseph, chosen President of the Senate pro tempore
Appeals from the decision of the Speaker

7, 159

of adjournment of 1st

additional for 1805, (see Bills H. R. No. 71, and No. 90) 187, 235
for the support of the Navy for 1806

(see Bills H. R. No. 155.)

347

496

92

347
496

188, 191, 209

for the military establishment for 1805, (see Bills H. R. No. 34.)

same
same

for 1806, (see Bills H. R. No. 124.)
for 1807, (see Bills H. R. No. 156 ) -

Armed vessels, (see foreign armed vessels.)
Arms and ammunition, prohibiting the exportation of
(see Bills H. R. No. 72.)

Arms fit for use, number and place where deposited
Army U. S. rules and articles for the government of the

230, 231
29, 191, 206

(see Bills H. R. No. 16, and No. 77.)
Secretary of War to report number of officers and men in service
during 1803 and '4; posts and number where stationed, 88, 89, 99, 140
fixing value of rations allowed officers in the

(see Bills H. R. No. 39.)
officers not to hold civil offices under U. S.

99

296, 349, 358, 362

(see Bills H. R. No. 136.)

348

428, 430
197

-

104, 110, 140

proposition to abolish office of Brigadier General
President authorized to raise troops to protect southern frontier
against Spanish inroads

Armistead, Theoderick, for the relief of, (see Bills H. R. No. 76)
Arsenals and Magazines, (see Fortifications.)
Arsenal on the Schuylkill, appropriation for the completion of
(see Bills H. R. No. 41.)
Arts, promote progress of useful, (see Patents, copy rights.)
Augusta, in Maine, port of delivery, (see Bills H. R. No. 197)
Petitions from Adams, Francis

Adams, Seth, and Joseph Lovering, jr.

573

49, 209, 228
226, 229

589

234, 379

485

503, 513

247, 249

American Convention-abolition of slavery

Ansart, Catharine

86, 90, 99, 338, 354

(see Bills H. R. No. 39.)

Ash, George

Avery, Thomas

53, 227, 256, 280, 289, 571, 592
143, 190, 328

B.

Bail, alterations in laws of District of Columbia, in relation to holding persons
to, (see Bills H. R. No. 29)

Bank United States, to prevent frauds and forgeries on the

to punish frauds committed on, (see Bills S. No. 46)
Banks, amount of public money deposited, and balance remaining, for the
last three years, in

Page.

15, 75

109

579

478, 494

8, 11, 30

Barbary Powers, relative to the adjudication of prizes captured from the
(see Bills H. R. No. 10.)
continue 1st section of act for the protection of commerce
and seamen against the 393, 428, 449, 470, 516, 618 to 621,

(see Bills H. R. No. 141, No. 165, and No. 220.)
Beaumarchais, M. de, message in relation to the claims of
Beacons, (see Light-houses.)

623, 625

569, 611

181

7

23

316, 333, 362

Beckley, John, elected Clerk House Representatives, 1st sess. 9th Cong.
Bentley, Rev. William, elected Chaplain to House Representatives

declines to serve

Bills of Exchange, drawn on Treasury U. S. by Minister to France, under con-
vention of 1803

1

Second Session Eighth Congress.

A bill making further appropriation for carrying into effect the
treaty of amity, commerce, and navigation, between His Bri-
tannic Majesty and the United States of America

2 A bill declaring the assent of Congress to an act of the General
Assembly of North Carolina

3

A bill giving power to the stockholders of the Marine Insurance
Company of Alexandria, to insure against fire

4 A bill for the more effectual preservation of peace in the ports
and harbors of the United States, and in the waters under their
jurisdiction

5

6

A bill to regulate the clearance of armed merchant vessels
A bill repealing "An act for laying and collecting duties on im-
ports and tonnage within the territory ceded to the U. States
by the treaty of 30th April, 1803, between the U. States and
the French Republic, and for other purposes"
[Title amended to read, "concerning drawbacks on goods, wares,
and merchandize, exported from the District of Orleans."]

7 A bill making an appropriation to supply a deficiency in an appro-
priation for the support of Government during the present
year, and making a partial appropriation for the same object,
during the year 1805

8 A bill authorizing the Corporation of Georgetown to make a dam
or causeway from Mason's Island to the Western shore of the
river Potomac

19 20, 21, 31, 59.

60

132

ཚ ཚ

81

Rejected by Sen.