bill reported
considered
passed

Invalid pensioners. (See Pensioners.)

1573

1649

- 1668

seat of Government

Heister, Mr., (Pennsylvania,) on the report of the
Secretary of the Treasury on public cre-
dit
1298, 1307, 1374, 1410
on the public debt

1587

Hemp and cordage, petition from the manufactu-
rers of hemp and cordage in New York,
praying for a duty on the importation of
these articles
Huntington, Mr., (Connecticut,) on foreign inter-

course

naturalization
slave trade

report of the Secretary of the Treasury on
public credit

remission of fines
next meeting of Congress
officers of the Navy
seat of Government

1450

1082
- 1120

- 1190

-

666

669

164, 350

172

251

367

459

730 Inspection laws, resolution from the Senate for
obliging vessels to comply with the inspec-
tion laws of the States

a bill reported to regulate the exportation of
certain articles subject to the inspection
laws of the States
committed
considered
passed

659

786

795

THIRD SESSION.

Hartley, Mr., (Pennsylvania,) on the Militia, 1810, 1811
Post Office bill
1890
Health offices, a committee appointed to report a
bill for the establishment of health offices
in the principal cities of the Union
Huntington, Mr., (Conn.,) on the Militia, 1807, 1815

1817

I.

FIRST SESSION.

Imports, duties on. (See Duties.)
Importation, a committee appointed to bring in a
bill concerning the importation of certain
persons into the United States prior to the
year 1808
bill reported, and the further consideration
thereof postponed to the next session - 903
Indians, committee to bring in a bill to provide
for the expense attending the negotiations
with certain Indians

-

366

688

689

690, 698

703

SECOND SESSION.

Indians, message in relation to Indian hostilities,
laid on the table

a bill to regulate trade and intercourse with
the Indians, presented

committed

considered

recommitted

an amendatory bill reported
considered

passed

-

reported

passed

Inland navigation, committee appointed to report
a bill to authorize the States of Virginia
and North Carolina to open an inland nav-
igation

-

disagreed to by the Senate
Invalid pensioners. (See Pensioners.)

-

on the manner of taking oaths
on titles

Invalid officers, committee appointed to bring in a
bill to authorize the issuing of certificates
to a certain description of

1306, 1342

1475
1624

FIRST SESSION.

1648 Jackson, Mr., (Georgia,) on duties on imports 194, 210,
1660
230, 313, 336, 338, 357
on tonnage, 243, 251, 256, 275, 284, 288, 609,

617

267

on the collection bill

322
367
374, 376

on the Executive Departments
contested election
407
amendments to the Constitution, 425, 442, 714,
724, 736, 750, 774
Department of Foreign Affairs 486, 529, 534, 552
New Jersey election
640
652, 657

compensation to the President
Indian Treaties
adjournment
the Judiciary

694, 698, 699, 700

780

782, 801, 813, 829, 901
seat of Government, 789, 844, 877, 878, 897,
910, 922
Journals of the late Congress, a resolution for
furnishing them to the members of the pre-
sent Congress

Judiciary, a bill to establish the Judicial Courts,
received
considered
passed

1480

- 1496

1522

1548

1572

1646

1647

THIRD SESSION.

India trade, memorial from certain merchants en-
gaged in this trade, referred to the Secreta-
ry of the Treasury

Indian affairs, a report on this subject considered
with the gallery closed

J.

- 1718

Page.

1414

- 1417

- 1476

- 1477

1450

- 1549

- 1550

- 1551
1673

1414

- 1873

- 1894

1383, 1384, 1393, 1400, 1425, 1435, 1486, Lawrence, Mr., (New York,) on duties on im-