Navigable rivers fouth of Tenneffee to remain public, f. 17, p. 288 Secretary of War authorised to iffue certain land warrants, chap. 83, f. 2, p. 291 Where they are to be located, f. 3, p. 292 To iffue land warrants to major general La Fayette, f. 4, p. 292 Unappropriated lands within the military tract-how to be furveyed a part thereof to be offered for fale, f. 5, p. 292 Regifter of the land office and receiver of public monies to be appointed-where to refide their duties and compenfation, f. 6, p. 293 Perfons having the right of pre-emption under John Cleves Symmes, and others, allowed further time for payment, f. 7, p. 293 How patents, in certain cafes are to be obtained, when, the warrants are loft, f. 8, p. 294 Act for his relief, EHMAN LYON. LIBRARY. chap. 7, p. 14 Books and Maps purchafed agreeably to a former act, together with those heretofore kept separately by each House of Congrefs, to form one collection, and be placed in the capitol, chap. 2, f. 1, p. 4 Prefident of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Reprefentatives to make the neceffary regulations in regard to the library, f. 2, p. 4 Librarian to be appointed by the Prefident-his duties, &c. f. 3, p. 5 No maps to be taken out by any perfon-who may take out books, LIGHT HOUSES. f. 4, p. 5 5 Pay of the librarian, how ascertained, and out of what fund to be taken, f. 5, P. Unexpended balance for the purchase of books and maps to be laid out under the direction of a joint committee of both houfes of Congrefs, f. 6, 7. 6 Land upon which the light house at Gurnet Point stands to be purchased, chap. 20, f. 1, p. 64 A new lanthern and convenient vaults to be procured and erected; and the light house on the Gurnet, at the entrance of Plymouth harbour, to be rebuilt, f. 2, p. 65 Light house on New-Castle Island to be rebuilt, at the entrance of Pifcataqua river, Light Houfe to be erected on Lynde's Point, in Light houses to built and buoys placed, for the f. 3, p. 65 the ftate of f. 4, p. 65 navigation of f. 5, p. 66 Cumberland f. 6, p. 66 Appropriations concerning light houfes, f. 7, p. 67 For the erection and keeping in repair public piers in Delaware river, Light houfe authorised to be built at the fcot Bay, MANKIN ISAIAH. f. 8, p. 67 entrance of Penob chap. 78, p. 271 See Harvey Joshua and others. MARSHAL OF THE DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. MARSHALS. Act for the relief of those of Virginia, Maryland and Pennfylvania, MESSONNIER HENRY. chap. 21, p. 68 chap. 46, p. 196 A&t for the relief of, chap. 9, f. 1, p. 17 How compofed, Regiment of artillerifts-its compliment of officers, &c.-lieutenants who may be retained in fervice, with their prefent grades, f. 2. p. 18 Brigadier general, &c. to be appointed-districts and departments to which they may be affigned, Monthly pay to the officers, &c. f. 3. P. 18 f. 4. p, 19 Rations to be fupplied in proportion to rank and other circumstances-officers, &c. may receive money in lieu thereof, Component parts of a ration, f. 5, p. 20 f. `6, p. 21 Certain officers to receive money in lieu of forage, when not furnished by the public, and how much, f. 7, p. 21 The troops to be furnished with uniform clothing-of what to confift the Secretary of War to have the paymasters supplied with furplus quantities, which the foldiers may have at contract prices, f. 8, p. 22 How the new corps is to be formed-fupernumeraries to be difcharged, Articles and rules of war adopted by Congrefs during the confederation, and fuch additional ones as may be established, to be in force-but the fentences of general courts martial in certain cafes to be under the control of the President, Compenfation to the recruiting officers for Areas of pay not to exceed two months, if Office s, &c. in certain cafes fhall be placed liftates fixed, f. 9, p. 22 f. 10, p. 22 every recruit-no the perfon having f. 11, p. 23 be deferred, f. 12, p. 24 avoidable, f. 13, p. 24 on the penfion f. 14, p. 24 Provifion for the widow, or children under 16 years of age, of a commiffioned officer who dies from wounds received in the fervice of the United States, f. 15, p. 25. Paymaster to act agreeably to the direction of the P.efidentto give bond, &c. and to appoint affiftant paymasters, f. 16, p. 25 Duties of military agents, f. 17, p. 26 Additional penalty on non-commiffioned officers, &c.-they may be tried and punished, if apprehended after expiration of the term of their enlistment, f. 18, p. 26 Penalty for procuring the defertion, or purchafing the uniform clothing of foldiers-how recove: ed, Oath prefcribed for officers, non-commiffioned offices, &c. f. 19, p. 27 f. 20, p. 27 f. 21, p. 27 Judges advocate to be appointed upon general cou ts martial--additional compenfation allowed to them, Provifion in favour of commiffioned officers, &c. for extra expenfes, in travelling to, and fitting in, general courts martial, f. 22, p. 28 Non-commiffioned officers, &c. freed from arrefts for debts under 20 dollars, contracted before enlistment, and for all while in fervice, Allowance to officers and privates, upon their retu n home, Additional allowance to officers, deranged by A corps of engineers may be organifed, Repeal of former laws-faving claufe, f. 23, p. 28 discharge, for their f. 24, p. 28 this act, f. 25, p. 29 f. 26, p. 29 f. 27, p. 30 academy-books f. 28, p. 30 f. 29, p. 30 Appropriation for the military peace establishment for 1802, Two teachers of mufic added to the chap. 46, p. 148 artillerifts, chap. 66, f. 1, p. 216 A teacher of the French language, and one of d awing to be add ed to the co ps of engineers, f. 2, p. 216 Authority given to enlist an artificer and 18 men-their pay, &c. Sum allowed to certain officers, for clerk hire, f. 3, p. 216 f. 4, p. 216 Appropriation for the military peace establishment for 1802, chap. 77, p. 269 MILITIA OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. See Columbia, district of. MILITIA OF THE UNITED STATES. Adjutant general to make annual returns to the Prefident; uniform rule for the returns to be prefc ibed by the Secretary of War, chap. 68, f. 1, p. 218 Citizens enrolled in the militia to be provided with arms, &c. Additional officers to be appointed, f. 2, p. 218 f. 3, p. 219 Prefident authorifed to caufe a detachment of militia to be armed, &c. chap. 85, f. 1, p. 303 Volunteers may be accepted as part of the fame, f. 2, p. 303 Appointment of the officers, and the apportionment of the general ones, f. 3, p. 303 Appropriation for the purchase of ordnance, military ftores, &c. For a fenals, f. 4, p. 305 f. 5: P. 305 MINT OF THE UNITED STATES. chap. 89, p. 308 Continued in Philadelphia, MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT. See Clearances to ships or vessels of the United States. MULATTOES. See Negroes, &c. MURDER. Of a friendly Indian, punishable with death, chap. 13, f. 6, p. 42 NATURALISATION. Conditions on which an alien may be naturalifed, Courts competent to the naturalifing of aliens, Children of perfons naturalifed made citizens, in certain circumftances provifo, Repeal of former acts, NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES. Prefident authorised to put into service four veffels, of 10 guns each, chap. 64, f. 1, p. 214 Sum appropriated therefor, f. 2, p. 214 Authority given to put 15 gun boats into fervice-app op iation, Specific appropriation for the fupport of the navy for 1803, chap. 70, f. 1, p. 220 Whence the money is to be d awn, f. 2, p. 223 NAVY YARD IN CHARLESTOWN. Secretary of the Navy authorised to convey a part of it, chap. 57, f. 1, p. 197 Valuation to be fixed by difinterested perfons, and paid, f. 2, p. 198 NEGROES, MULÁTTOES OR PERSONS OF COLOR. Importation of, in certain cafes, prohibited under penalties, chap. 63, f. 1, p. 212 Veffels bringing perfons interdicted not admitted to entries, f. 2, p. 213 Collectors, &c. to be governed by the laws of the states prohibiting the importation of flaves, OATHS. f. 3, p. 213 chap. 9, f. 20, p. 27 Oath prefcribed for officers, non-commiffioned officers, &c. For the Prefident and directors of the Washington Canal Company, chap. 41, f. 15, p. 132 For the militia officers of the District of Columbia, chap. 60, p. 202 Erected into a judicial diftrict-court to confift of one judge; OHIO, STATE OF. its feffions, powers and jurifdiction, Annual falary of the judge, District attorney-his compenfation, Marfhal, his duties and compenfation, Tracts of land appropriated for the use of schools, f. 2, p. 203 f. 3, p. 204 f. 4, p. 204 f. 5, p. 205 chap. 74, f. 1, p. 262 f. 2, p. 264 chap. 79, f. 3, p. 273 chap. 27, p. 73 Appropriation for public roads in the ftate, - ONTARIO. Additional port of entry and delivery at Lake chap. 79, p. 272 PASSPORTS. See Ships and vessels of the United States. To be granted to perfons going into the Indian territory, and by whom, chap. 13, f. 3, p. 40 Unregistered veffels to be furnished with paffports upon payment of ten dollars to the collectors, chap. 69, f. 1, p. 219 Same fees to be paid by unregistered veffels going to foreign ports, other than American ones, upon clearing out, f. 2, p. 220 PAYMASTERS. See Military peace establishment. ment. See Military peace establish PENALTIES. See Consuls and vice consuls of the United States, negroes, mulattoes, &c. For trefpaffes and offences in the Indian territory, chap. 13, f. 7, p. 42 How to be diftributed, in certain cafes, ibid. f. 18, p. 50 Upon forging fea letters, Mediterranean paffports, &c. chap. 71, f. 1. p. 223 PENSION LIST. See Military peace establishment. chap. 90, f. 1, p. 309 f. 2, p. 311 Evidence to be fent to the Secretary of War, |