Appropriations for the military establishment
in the year 1800,

79

82

Appropriations for the navy of the United
States during the year 1800,
Appropriation for expenses of Indian trea
ties,
Appropriations for payment of a detachment of
militia under Major Thomas Johnson, 82
An act to authorize certain expenditures and
to make certain appropriations for the year
1800,
83
Appropriations for the military establishment
of the United States for the year 1801, 108
Appropriations for the support of government
in 1801, -
Appropriations for the navy of the United
States for the year 1801,
An act making partial appropriations for the
year 1802,
Appropriation for defraying the expenses of a
negotiation with the British government, to
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117

122

131

Appropriations.

ascertain the boundary line between the
United States and Upper Canada, 148
Appropriations for defraying the expenses
which may arise from carrying into effect
the convention between the United States
and the French republic

148

Appropriations for the support of the navy for
the year 1802,

178

Appropriations for the military establishment
for the year 1802,

183

Appropriations for the support of the navy of
the United States for the year 1803, 208
An act making appropriations for the support
of government for the year 1803,
Appropriations for the military establishment
of the United States for the year 1803, 227
Appropriation to carry into effect the treaty of
amity, commerce, and navigation between
the United States and Great Britain, No-
vember 10, 1803,
248
Appropriations for the navy of the United
States for 1804,
Appropriations for the support of the military
establishment of the United States for the
- 249
year 1804,
Appropriations for the support of government
for the year 1804,
Appropriation for carrying into effect the treaty
between the United States and the King of
Spain of 11th August, 1802,
270
Appropriation for the expenses of inquiring
into the official conduct of Samuel Chase
and Richard Peters, and defraying the ex-
penses of the impeachment of John Picker-
ing,
Appropriations for the extinguishment of the
Indian claims, March 26, 1804
Further appropriation to carry into effect the
4 A 2
833

Appropriations for the support of the navy of
the United States,

466

467

491

Appropriations to carry into effect certain In-
dian treaties,
Appropriations for the support of the military
establishment for the year 1808, . 470
Appropriation for the expenses of laying a
direct tax on lands, dwelling-houses, and
stores,
Appropriations for the support of the military
force, for the year 1808,
497
The Secretary of the Treasury authorized to
pay to the comptroller in trust certain bills
of exchange drawn by John Armstrong,
minister to France,
Appropriation for a deficit in the appropriation
for completing the public buildings, - 499

498

Appropriations.

Appropriations for the support of government
for the year 1809,
Appropriation for completing the two wings
of the capitol at the city of Washington, 537
Appropriations for the support of the military

and naval establishments of the United States
for the year 1809,
545
Appropriations to complete fortifications, June
14, 1809,

Appropriation to finish and furnish the Se-
nate chamber,

Appropriation for defraying the contingent
expenses of Congress,
Appropriations for the support of government
during the year 1810,

557

563

Appropriations for the support of the navy of
the United States for the year 1810, 562
Appropriations for the support of the military
establishment for the year 1810,
Additional appropriation for the relief and
protection of distressed seamen, during the
year 1810,
614
Appropriations for the military establishment
of the United States for the year 1811, 615
Appropriations for the support of the navy of
the United States for the year 1811,
616
Appropriations for the support of government
in the year 1811, February 20, 1811, 643
Appropriation for carrying into effect certain
Indian treaties, March 3, 1811,
· 660
Appropriations to complete the fortifications
commenced for the security of the ports and
harbours of the United States,
Appropriations for the support of the military
establishment of the United States for the
year 1812,
Appropriations for the support of an additional
military force,

Further appropriations for the defence of the
maritime frontier,
Appropriations for construction and repairs of
the capitol and President's house, compen-
sation of the late surveyor of public build-
ings, and for furniture of the different
apartments of the capitol, -
Appropriations for the defence of the maritime
frontier, and for the support of the navy of
the United States, July 5, 1812,
Additional appropriations for the military esta-
blishment, and for the Indian department
for the year 1812,
· 781
Appropriation for the expenses of the militia,
787

481

86

An act to suspend in part an act to augment
the army of the United States, February 20,
1800, (obsolete,)
7
An act supplementary to the act entitled "An
act to augment the army of the United
States, and for other purposes," May 13, 1800,
(obsolete,)
85
Further appointments may be suspended and
officers and men may be dismissed. Three
months pay allowed,
An act fixing the military peace establishment
of the United States, March 16, 1802, 132
Notes of the acts relating to the army of the
United States, from 1789 to 1804, 249
An act for establishing rules and articles for the
government of the army of the United
States, April 10, 1806,
359
Notes of the acts establishing rules, &c., for
the government of the army,
359
An act to raise for a limited time an addi-
tional military force, (obsolete,) April 12,
1809,

481

Army of the United States.

Provision for an additional number of general

801

816

officers, February 24, 1813,
An act to raise ten additional companies of
804
rangers, February 25, 1813,
An act the better to provide for the support of
the army of the United States, and for the
accountability of persons intrusted with the
same, March 3, 1813,
Superintendant-general to be appointed, - 816
Commissary-general of purchases, - 816
An act for the better organization of the ge-
neral staff of the army, March 3, 1813, 819
Resolution requesting the President of the
United States to cause to be prepared and
laid before Congress a system of military
discipline,
830

Arsenals and Magazines.

An act directing a detachment from the mili-
tia, and for erecting certain arsenals, March
- 241
3, 1803, (repealed,)
Arts and Manufactures.

The information relative to arts and manufac-
tures, obtained by the marshals and others,
under the census act, May 1, 1800, to be
digested,

786

Assent of Congress to Acts of the Legislatures of
States.

Assent to acts of Maryland and Georgia, 18
Assent of Congress to an act of the State of

269
Assent of Congress to the act of Maryland for
the appointment of a health officer, 316
Assent of Congress to an act of Pennsylvania
to empower the board of wardens of the
port of Philadelphia, to collect a duty, to
build piers, and improve the navigation of
the river Delaware,
353
Assent of Congress to an act of the State of
South Carolina, authorizing the city of
Charleston to impose and collect a duty on
tonnage,
357
Act declaring the assent of Congress to certain
acts of Maryland and Georgia revived, and
continued in force to March 3, 1814, (cx-
pired,)
484

Circuit Courts.

721

City of Washington.
Decisions of the Supreme Court on the pro-
visions of the act incorporating the city of
Washington which authorizes the laying
of taxes,-
Decisions of the Supreme Court on the pro-
visions of the charter which authorizes the
drawing of lotteries, -
726
The President authorized to lease any part of
the reservations in the city of Washington,
775

420

- 420
Circuit Court of Kentucky to form part of the
seventh circuit,

- 420

Sessions of the court,
420
Circuit Court in Tennessee, February 24,
1807,
420
State of Tennessee to be divided into two
districts,
- 421
- 420
420
· 420

Sessions of,

Circuit Court in Ohio, February 24, 1807,

Sessions of,

of Citizens of the United States on the French
Republic.

An act making provision for the payment of
the claims of citizens of the United States
on the government of France, assumed by
the United States by virtue of the conven-
tion ceding Louisiana to the United States.
November 10, 1803,
247
Additional provisions for the payment of
claims of citizens of the United States on
the French government, assumed by the
United States under the treaty with the
French republic,
348
An act making further provision for the pay-
ment of the claims of the United States on
the government of France,
- 381

Board of commissioners of the city of Wash-
ington abolished,

175

175

Affairs of the city to be under the charge of
a superintendent to be appointed by the Pre-
sident,
Lots to be sold to pay the debt to Maryland, 176
Canal from the Potomac to the Eastern Branch,
177

a surveyor,
An act supplementary to "An act to incorpo-
rate the inhabitants of the city of Wash-
ington, in the District of Columbia," Fe-
bruary 24, 1804,
- 254
A supplement to the act concerning the city
of Washington,
297
Compensation to the office of surveyor, 298
Public buildings in the city of Washington, 298
Proprietors of squares and lots in the city of
Washington authorized to have them di-
vided and admitted to record,
A company incorporated for opening a canal
in the city of Washington,
An act further to amend the charter
city of Washington. May 4, 1812, 721

The Secretary of the Treasury to cause charts
of the coast of North Carolina to be sold, 504
Sce Survey of the Coast.

Coins.

Collection Districts and Ports of Delivery.
District of Kennebunk,

Lynn annexed to New London,
District of Bermuda Hundred,
City Point, -

173

68

68

68

-68

Biddeford, Pepperelborough, and New Bedford
made ports of entry for vessels arriving from
the Cape of Good Hope and from places
beyond the same,

-

101
District of Bristol established and annexed to
the towns of Kittery and Berwick, in the
district of Portsmouth,
101

Districts of Massac in Ohio, Palmyra in Ten-
108
District of Bermuda Hundred and City Point
altered,

116