Danish brig Henrich, information in relation to the

261, 311, 329

338

520

(see Bills H. R. No. 107.)
Consul, services rendered crew of Philadelphia frigate by
(see joint resolution H. R.)
Darien, in Georgia, to be a port of entry-see Bills H. R. No. 121
Debentures, authorizing the issuing of, in certain cases-see Bills H. R. 171
Debts due from United States, and barred by statutes of limitation, providing
for-see Bills H. R. No. 11

due from States to the United States, what measures have been taken
to discharge
public, evidences of not to be received in payment of lands, and rela-
tive generally to the-see Bills H. R. No. 86
making provision for the extinguishment of,

(see Bills H. R. No. 108.)

15, 45

211, 223

227

288

supplementary to acts making provision for the redemption of 360,
see Bills H. R. No 134, No. 158, and No. 202.)

domestic and foreign, in each year since 1801 to 1807, and
amount of payments

Decatur, Capt. Stephen, officers and crew of ketch Intrepid, to reward
see joint resolution H. R.)

Delaware Bay, build piers in-see Bills H. R. No. 95

Delaware, members from appear, viz :

second session eighth Congress :

Cæsar A. Rodney

first session ninth Congress :

James M. Broom

500, 587

517, 623

Detroit, report of Land Commissioners on rejected claims in district of

506

report of Governor and Judges on titles to land in town of

572

District of Columbia, (see Columbia District.)

Direct Tax, amend acts laying a-see Senate Bills No. 9

148

(see Bills H. R. No. 37.)

Divine Service, Hall of House Representatives, respecting the regulation of 12, 16, 17
Divorce, Circuit Court, District Columbia, to decree in certain cases

96

567

Docks, for repairs of vessels of the Navy, proposition to erect
Door-keeper and Assistants, proposition to allow extra pay to 171, 246, 248, 252, 257

Drawbacks, allow drawback on goods imported into, and exported from, New

certain debentures to be issued-see Bills H. R. No. 171

Duties, books, &c. for Colleges, proposition to import free of
proposition to reduce, on salt, to encourage importation from certain
countries

182

190

12, 25-

146

235

516

191, 208

520

16, 20, 21, 24

46

Buties, amend 62d sec. of act for the collection of duties, relative to importa-

tions from the West Indies-see Bills H. R. No. 24
Collectors to deposite in Banks bonds received for

to amend act imposing specific duties on certain articles, and levying
light money on foreign vessels-see Senate Bills No. 3

and Drawbacks, on goods, wares, &c. imported and exported,

for 1801, 1802, and 1803, statement of

for 1802, 1803, and 1804, statement of
for 1803, 1804, and 1805, statement of
arising from goods, &c. imported into United States, and exported
therefrom, in 1802, 1803, and 1804

Page

59, 68

63

86

146

235

516

262, 308

315

338

362

389, 393, 470, 516

492

571, 588

169

171

182

amend acts for the collection of, on the northwestern frontiers
amend act regulating the collection of-see Bills H B. No. 121
on copper, laying a-see Bills H. R. No. 137

on salt, to repeal acts laying

(see Bills H. R. No. 141, and No. 165.)

refined sugar and sugar candy, proposition to reduce

on articles of foreign growth or manufacture re-exported, on retain-

ing a greater proportion of

Duane, William, Committee of Accounts to settle the account of
Dunn, Thomas, proposition to allow extra pay to

elected Assistant Doorkeeper

Petitions from Dardin, Amy-see Bills H. R. No. 135 67, 130, 132, 135, 352, 497

Eaton, William, proposition to vote him a sword, for his gallant conduct

against the city of Derne

195, 196, 211, 218, 219, 220, 229
(Joint Resolution H. R.)

settlement of his accounts as Consul at Tunis

(see Bills H. R. No. 138 and No. 208.)
leave to withdraw documents

Education, incorporating institution, and granting public lots in Washington
for benefit of-see Bills H. R. No. 126 and No. 186

Elections, contested, viz :

Samuel D. Purviance, from North Carolina, by Duncan McFarland
John Hoge, from Pennsylvania, by electors
Cowles Meade, from Georgia, by Thomas Spalding

Page.
13

28, 29, 49, 60

192, 205, 210,

211, 212, 213 to 215

Michael Leib, from Pennsylvania, by electors
revive acts relative to mode of taking evidence and compelling at.
tendance of witnesses in cases of

227, 228
107, 109, 135, 472, 479

(see Bills H. R. No. 60 and No. 146.)

Entry and Delivery, to establish ports of, viz:

Cambridge, in Massachusetts-see Bills H. R. No. 20
Genesee, Buffalo Creek, and Miami, and alter District of Erie
(see Bills H. R. No. 36.)

Plymouth, in North Carolina-see Bills H. R. No 55
Roxbury, in Massachusetts, to be a port of delivery
(see Bills H. R. No. 81.)

New Castle, Delaware, port of entry
Town of Darien, in Georgia, port of entry

(see Bills H. R. No. 100.)

Town of Jersey, in New Jersey, port of delivery

Darien, in Georgia, to be a port of entry-see Bills H. R. No. 121
Plymouth, port of entry for vessels beyond Cape of Good Hope
Augusta, in Maine, port of delivery-see H. R. No. 197
vessels from beyond Cape of Good Hope-see Bills H. R. No. 121
Erie, change port of entry in the District of-see Bills H. R. No. 36
Estimate of Appropriations for 1805

for 1806

for 1807

Executive Departments, to render statement of the contingent expenses
Exploring country on the western waters, relative to the

65

93

130

210

221, 267, 279

222

Exportation, proposition to prohibit exportation in foreign vessels to countries
that do not admit vessels United States

Exports, prior to 1st October, 1804, statement of

1805, do
1806, do

and imports from and to the dominion of Great Britain for 1802,

from United States to all countries, for three last years

Petitions from Earle, John, jr. and Thomas H. Hazard

Easton, David, and others

Edgar, William, and Alexander Macomb

Edgar, John

Eldridge, Daniel

Elliott, Ann-see Bills H. R. No. 27

Elliott, David

Elliott, John

Elmer, Elie

Ellicott, Nathaniel

Emmons, Benjamin, and others

Fees paid assistant counsel and for legal advice, statement of
Finances, reports of Seceretary Treasury on the state of
Fire, relief of sufferers in New York by-see Bills H. R. No. 35

313, 322, 524
343, 379
24, 92, 222, 348
17, 56, 72

80

in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, (remit duties on
goods destroyed)-see Bills H. R. No. 181

Fisheries, United States, relative to the encouragement of
Fish, salted, proposition to equalize bounty on
Flinn, Thomas, provision for the widow and children of-sée S. Bills No. 15

Florida, relative to application on Treasury United States for money for the

purchase of

purchase of, (see Spain.)

Foreign armed vessels, relative to aggressions committed within jurisdiction
of United States by

Fortifications for defence of ports and harbors U. S. relative to

Page.

374, 393

188, 190, 209
11, 21, 188,

209, 339, 349, 470, 495, 521, 549, 565, 568, 571
(see Bills II. R. No. 4, No. 128, and No. 196.)
arsenals and magazines, expenditures in 1803 and 1804 on, 88, 89, 99, 140
relative to condition, amount expended, and expense to com.

plete the same

and site ceded by South Carolina to United States
proposition to appropriate, money to fortify the port

York

France, making provision for discharging claims of citizens of the
States against the Government of

(see Bills H. R. No. 73 and No. 133)

her decrees not affect commeree United States.

Franking privilege, inquire into the abuses existing in the

Frauds on Bank U. S. to punish-see Bills H. R. No. 46
Frigates of the Navy, (see Navy.)

Frying Pan, survey shoals of

Petitions from Farley, Joseph

Fenton, John

Fisher, Daniel

Fitzpatrick, Edward
Flinn, Nancy
Flower, Thomas
Fopless, John C.

Fox, Daniel

Frankford, John

French, Haynes

246, 282
257

of New

495, 571, 587

United

261, 482, 610

261

47, 92

256, 315

222, 348
47, 157

250, 376

56, 92

519

312

188, 194, 221

Frigate Philadelphia, late crew of

Frizell, Elisha

Fromentine, Elegius

Fullerton, Anna, now McKnight

G.

192, 199, 218, 257

89

120

321

Galliopolis, concerning a grant of lands to the French inhabitants of

(See Senate Bills No. 19)

.

Genesee, Buffalo, and Miami, to establish Districts of-See Bills H.R. No. 36
Georgetown, D. C. authorize Corporation to make causeway from Mason's Isl-

to amend charter of See Bills H. R. Nos. 32, 142
George, brig, detained in the port of Norfolk, relative to the .
Georgia, Samuel Hammond, member from, seat vacated

Cowles Mead, member from, his election contested.

relief of sufferers by storm in-see Bills H. R. No. 35

Georgia, members from appear, viz:

Peter Early, David Meriwether

254

93

25
.85, 394
196

112, 113, 115

192, 205, 210, 211,
212, 213, 214, 215

151

Gillespie, James, member from South Carolina, proceeding on the death of
Glendy, Rev. Mr. chosen Chaplain First Session Ninth Congress

declines to serve

Good Hope, vessels from beyond, relative to the entry of
(See Bills H. R. No. 121)

Government, contingent charges of
Granger, Gideon, Postmaster General, inquiry into his official conduct

152, 234, 557

113,531, 360,

Great Britain, further appropriation to carry into effect treaty of commerce and
navigation with-see Bills H. R. No. 1

supplementary to act making appropriation to carry
treaty with-see Senate Bills No. 13
prohibiting importations from

(See Bills H. R. No. 117)

suspend act prohibiting importations
(See Bills H. R. 145)

importations

into effect

400, 426

12

165

250 267, 271, 317, 322, 324

inquire whether amendments are necessary to act prohibiting

exports and imports for last three years, from dominions of

messages in relation to our affairs with

471, 472

554

259,251,

265, 308

449, 454

596

235, 338

58

400

9

President communicates information of the conclusion of a trea-
ty with

Great Egg Harbor, change place of Collector's office

(See Bills H. R. No. 121)

Gregory, John, impressed seamen

Gregory, Nathaniel, proposition to allow extra pay to
Gunboats, relative to execution of act for building and employing
appropriation for building

113, 339, 349, 550, 565, 568, 690, 603
(See Bills H. R. Nos. 50, 128, 196)

call on President for information as to the efficacy of gunboats, and
number required