Dannery, Thomas-(see France-inhabitants of St. Petre, &c.) 282

Dalley, Gifford

Dardin, Amy

Darra, Else, widow of James

Dewees, William

De Bernoux-see Bernoux.

from the enemy]

Delaware, officers and soldiers of militia-[military stores taken

manufacturers of hats

42

81, 94

175

486

520

521

524

528, 536

556

543

86, 97, 165

271, 348, 629

285, 379, 383, 503

288, 308, 311, 624, 636, 644

316, 403, 410
- 324, 333

333

396, 430, 580
402, 410, 414
403, 410
467

- 517, 676
- 613, 667
647

Dering, Henry P.

De Neufville, John

(See bills H. R. No. 230.)

678, 684, 696, 698

Diemar, Doctor James

Diamond, Eleanor, administratrix of William

District of Columbia-inhabitants of Washington City, [British

73

131

528

Donnellan, Thomas

Dorland, Lambert

Doyle, Margaret

Dobbyn, Hannibal William

Doyer, Hendrick

332, 403, 410

- 485, 597

- 543, 597

- 687, 716

- 696, 700

385, 425, 429
82, 280, 353

88, 111, 161, 168

467
289,353

Petitions from-

Dumon, John Baptiste

Duryee, Richard-see Clerks in office of Commissioner of

Page.

308, 396, 411, 620, 644

402, 545, 615, 647, 687

212

59, 93, 111, 127

Elections contested-Henry Latimer vs. John Patton-see Latimer.

Henry K. Van Rensselaer vs. John E. Van Allen-see

Burwell Bassett vs. John Clopton-see Bassett.
Matthew Lyon vs. Israel Smith-see Smith.

committee on, authorized to send for persons, papers, and records -

authorized to direct the taking of depositions
proposition in relation to taking testimony in

contested, citizens of second middle district, Massachusetts vs. Jo-
seph B. Varnum-(see Varnum, J. B.) -

report on credentials

committee of, report on the credentials of David Baird

$69, &c.

15

- 389, 506

report on credentials of George Ege, Andrew Jack-
son, Wm. Craik, James Davenport, Samuel Sew-
all, and Wm. Strudwick

450
452

474

622

proposition in relation to taking testimony in cases of

Embargo, proposition to authorize the President to lay an

Joint Resolution laying an-(see Resolutions joint, H.R. No. 1, also
Resolution Senate, No. 2.)

committee to report a bill for continuing and regulating

(See Resolutions joint, No. 2.)

. 104, 107

Presidents views in relation to the execution of the resolution lay-

committee to report a bill to authorize the President to lay and re-
gulate.

(See bill 197)

President to grant clearances to vessels now loaded and bound to a
port beyond the Cape of Good Hope, notwithstanding the-
(See Resolutions joint, H. R. No. 4.)

Enrolled Bills, Committee on appointed-1st Session, 3d Congress
2d Session, 3d Congress
1st Session, 4th Congress
2d Session, 4th Congress -

Enterprise, drawback on cargo of ship-see Drawback.
Estimate of appropriations for the year 1794, &c.-see appropriations.

.564, 567

30, 31
- 245, 246
433, 494, 516

- 621, 624

relative to treaties with Spain, and other foreign nations-see Treaties.
of appropriations for 1796-see appropriations.

Evidence in contested elections, how to be taken-see elections contested.
Executive officers of Government, compensation-see Salaries.

Exports for one year, ending 30th Sept. 1793, abstract of-(Secretary of the

1894

Treasury)

1795, from 1790 to 1795

1795

1796

Page.

197

348

426

551

690

Expenditures-see foreign expenditures.

Petitions from-

Edgar, John

Edgar, William-(see Macomb & Edgar)
Edy, Samuel

Egron, Pierre

Eichelberger, Barnet, executor of-(see Daniel Barnet.)

F.

Federal City-see Washington.

Fees and costs for the Courts United States-see Judiciary.

Fire, to remit duties on certain spirits destroyed by-see Duties.
Do do do on coffee destroyed by-see Duties.

Fitzgerald, John, relief granted to.

Fisheries-see ships and vessels.

Flag of United States, to alter-(see bills Senate, No. 1.)

Forsyth, Robert, provision for widow and children of-(see bills Senate, No. 8.)
provision for widow and children of-(see bills H. R. No. 54.)
Foreign merchandise, not to be landed in the United States, unless from ships
of the nation which produce the same-see merchandise.

Foreign expenditures of the United States, report of Committee of Ways
and Means for the appointment of an agent to superintend the
Forfeiture and penalties under revenue laws-(see bills H. R. No. 215.)
Foltz, Frantz Jacob, relief to--(see bills H. R. No. 118.)

Foreign intercourse, provision for expenses attending

insufficiency of appropriation—(President's Message.)

Fortifications United States, President recommends attention to the

proceedings on 252, 259, 284, 302,
307, 314, 338

Sec'ry War instructions to Engineers for erecting 270
committee to inquire into state of, &c.
Secretary reports upon the state of sundry
proposition to inquire into to state of the 621, 691, 708

Frontiers of United States-see United States.

Freelove, permission to export goods saved from the wreck of the Snow

(See Bills H. R. No. 63.)

194

France, communication [President] relations U. States and

18, 43, 47, 59

vessels of, taking refuge in ports of the United States committee to
inquire respecting-[remit tonnage duty]

(See Bills H. R. No. 11.)

an advance of money required by the Minister of 95, 123, 178, 182, 183, 185
(See Bills H. R. No. 57.)

letter to Secretary of State from Minister of [President]
translation of an address from the Committee of Public Safety of
tonnage duty remitted on certain vessels of—(see bills H. R. No. 95.)
President U. States transmits a letter from Minister of-National
Colors]

112
129, 132

peace between Prussia, Spain, Tuscany, Hesse Cassel, and, [President]
President's Message upon the subject of our relations with
French vessels, remit tonnage duties on certain-(see bills H. R. No. 95,)
French inhabitants of Galliopolis, land granted to-(see bills Senate, No. 34.)
Frigates, U. States, Constitution, and Constellation.-The bill, H. R. No.

229, appropriating money for the purpose of finishing the frigates
U. States, Constitution, and Constellation, having been postponed,
an appropriation for the same purpose was inserted in the bill H. R.
No. 236, making appropriations for the Military and Naval Estab-
lishments for the year 1797: for which, see Secretary Treasury to lay
before the House abstracts of expenditure for building
Franking, privilege extended to Jas. White, Delegate Territory S. W. Ohio
(See Bills 71.)

proposition to extend to Accountant War Department-see

War Department.

Fugitives from justice, committee to inquire if alterations are necessary in
the act respecting

Petitions from-

Faulkner, Thomas and Edward

396

482

650

741

238

634

29, 109
78
106

340, 430, 597
427, 597
625

Forrest, Richard

Frauncis, Andrew G.

Francis-see Brown & Francis.

Frothingham, Thomas

311, 403, 410

385, 425, 429

529, 627, 645, 646

667

18, 23, 27, 41, 42, 67

20, 64, 260, 285, 353, 700

Frank, Henry, representatives of-see representatives of James

and Henry Miller.

Franks, David S.

Franklin, Robinson, and Franklin

(See resolutions joint, No. 4.)

Frizzell, Elisha

237, 343, 649

France, inhabitants of St. Petre and Miquelon

282, 291, 293

Frost, William

414, 545
422, 545

615

625

704

293, 439, 597

630

G.

Gallery and Lobby of the House, Speaker authorised to clear

Galleys in service of United States, President to employ vessels to be equipped as

communication (Secretary War) relating to Creek Indians and

State of

beacons and buoys, St. Mary's river--(see bills H. R. No. 27.)
reimburse amount of suit, executors of Robert Farquhar, against
act of Legislature of, [sell Indian lands]

(See Indians.)

consent of Congress, to acts of

(See bills H. R. No. 161.)

report of the Attorney General respecting the title to land situate
in the southwestern parts of-claimed by certain companies un-
der a law of that State

650

Gibbs, George, relief granted to-(see bills H. R. No. 108.)
Gospel, lands granted to the Society of United Brethren, for propagating the

(See bills H. R. No. 147.)

Green, Major-General-(see Petitions, Catharine Green, widow of General,
also, bills of H. R. No. 199.)

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