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, 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 131 year 1802, Appropriation for defraying the expenses of a negotiation with the British government, to VOL. II.--105
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,
Appropriations for the military establishment for the year 1802,
Appropriations for the support of government. during the year 1810, 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, 563 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, 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, 661 Appropriations for the support of the military establishment of the United States for the year 1812, 682 Appropriations for the support of an additional military force,
Appropriations for the navy of the United States for the year 1812, Appropriations for the support of government for the year 1812,
Further appropriations for the defence of the maritime frontier, - 692 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,- - 775 Appropriations for the defence of the maritime frontier, and for the support of the navy of the United States, July 5, 1812, - 776 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
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, 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 The recruiting service suspended for a limited time, 552 Appropriations for the expenses incident to the six companies of mounted rangers dur- ing the year 1812, 678 An act to raise an additional military force, (obsolete,) March 17, 1812, Additional military force authorized, (obsolete,) April 8, 1812, -
Additional regiments to be raised, Organization and discipline,
Provision for an additional number of general 801 officers, February 24, 1813, An act to raise ten additional companies of rangers, February 25, 1813, 804
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, - 816 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.
-695 Assent of Congress to Acts of the Legislatures of States.
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,)
Assent of Congress to Acts of the Legislatures of | Bankruptcy. States.
1804, continued for four years, (obsolete,)
form system of bankruptcy in the United States," December 10, 1803, 248
549 Peacons and Buoys.-See Light-houses. Assent of Congress to an act of the State of Bills drawn by John Armstrong.
Georgia, establishing fees of the harbour- master and health officer, March 2, 1811, (expired,)
An act to carry into effect an act of the legis lature of the State of Maryland authorizing lotteries, -
The Secretary of the Treasury authorized to suspend the payment of bills drawn by John Armstrong, See Appropriation. Fooks. See Copyrights.
An act to revive an act declaring the assent Tounty.-See Military Bounty Lands. of Congress to an act of the State of Geor-Eridge at Brooklyn.
gia, establishing the fees of the harbour- master of Savannah and St. Mary's, March 3, 1813, -
Assistant to the Adjutant-General.
Compensation,
Assistant Postmaster-General.
An additional assistant Postmaster-general to be appointed with a salary of sixteen hun- dred dollars,
A bridge to be built across the marsh and mill pond from the navy yard at Brooklyn, 330 Bridge over the River Potomac.
Cadets in the military academy,
An act to incorporate the Bank of Wash- Circuit Courts. ington,
The act to establish a uniform system of bankruptcy, April 4, 1800, (repealed,) 19 Proceedings under the act, 19 to 36
Notes of decisions on the bankrupt law of the United States, - An act to repeal "An act to establish a uni-
Regulation of the Circuit Courts of the United States, - 244 The Circuit Court shall consist of one judge of the Supreme Court, and the district judge of the district in which the court shall be held, 244
The nineteenth section of the act of 24th Sep- tember, 1789, chap. 20, which directs that the facts in causes in equity and admiralty shall appear on the record, and the twentieth section which subjects the plaintiff or libellant in the Circuit Court to costs, in certain - 244 cases, repealed, Jurisdiction of the Circuit Courts of the dis- tricts of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio, February 24, 1807, (abolished,)
Rules for the government of the Circuit Claims of Citizens of the United States on the French Courts,
Circuit Court of Kentucky to form part of the seventh circuit,
Sessions of the court, 420 Circuit Court in Tennessee, February 24, 1807, 420 State of Tennessee to be divided into two districts, - 421 Sessions of, - 420 Circuit Court in Ohio, February 24, 1807, 420 Sessions of, 420
Circuit Court of the third circuit, Circuit Court of Georgia,
Circuit Courts of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio, € 516 The Circuit Courts to perform the duties of the District Courts in cases of the inability of the district judges, Times of holding the Circuit Court at Knox- ville, in the district of East Tennessee, in the State of Tennessee, altered, - 693 Times of holding the Circuit Court in the district of New Hampshire altered, 696 Times of holding the Circuit Court in the district of Rhode Island altered, - - 696 Times of holding the Circuit Court at Boston, Massachusetts, altered, 696
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, Compensation to the office of surveyor, 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,
Mode of estimating certain foreign coins, and of making out invoices in certain cases, 121 The second section of the act for regulating foreign coins which directs that certain fo- reign coins shall cease to be a legal tender, passed August 6, 1790, suspended, (obso- lete,) 173
An act regulating the currency of foreign coins in the United States, - 374 Notes of the acts of Congress relative to fo- reign coins, 374
Collection Districts and Ports of Delivery. District of Kennebunk,
Lynn annexed to New London, District of Bermuda Hundred, City Point,
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