Page

Great Britain, communication [President,] relations United States with

9

10, 13, 14, 15

42,46

proceedings upon

President to lay before Congress letter from the minister of

injunction of secrecy removed, correspondence Secretary of
State and minister of -

proposition to sequestre debts due by citizens of United States
to subjects of-

President transmits copy of a letter from our minister at the
court of

71

73

105

112

proposition to prohibit commercial intercourse with 114, 118, 119, 120,

(See bills H. R. No. 40.)

letter from the Minister of, (to Secretary of State)
proposition to increase the tonnage duty on vessels of
resolution to indemnify citizens of United States for spoliations

by vessels of

(See Resolutions Joint, No. 6.)

further proposition to suspend intercourse with

(See Resolutions Joint, No. 9.)

copy of letter from Secretary of State to the minister of
treaty with (Jay's)--President's speech

121, 124, 126

121

150

162

176

202

-367,513

inhabitants of Virginia, petition respecting-see petitions from

Virginia

inhabitants of Vermont, petitions respecting-see petitions from
Vermont, &c.

spoliations by cruizers of, inhabitants of New York complain
of-see New York, and other States.

treaty with, [Jay's] petitions respecting

treaty with do. President notifies the House of the ratifica-
tion of

President to furnish copies of instructions to the Minister who
negotiated the treaty with [Jay's] 466, 467, 468, 469, 470, 472, 473
474, 476, 478, 479, 480, 482, 487

President refuses to comply.
further proceedings

491, 492, 498, 499, 511

532

provision to carry into effect the treaty with

(See bills H. R. No. 178.)

information on the subject of our relations with [the northwest-
ern ports, river St. Croix, &c.-President's speech] -

Gunn, James-see Abraham Baldwin, &c.

Garnett, James, executor of James Mercer-see Mercer.
Garanger, Lewis

George, Christian, widow of William S. C.

Gorham, Shubal, and Stephen-see Epaphras Jones, et al.

Gould, William B.

Goodwin, Daniel

136
451, 597
289
263, 316

. 385, 427
. 406, 550
425, 545
313, 444
715

88

96, 306, 403

. 185, 325

259, 343, 649

470, 555, 566, 569, 570, 574

Green, Henry

. 451, 482

Green, Griffith

. 559, 561

648
29

308, 389

Greenman, Jeremiah-see George House, et al.

Great Britain, emigrants from Wales

Do. petitions for indemnity for spoliations-see States

378

648, 721, 740

-678, 690
701
48, 55

423, 424, 434

- 439, 709

Guerlain, Lewis H.-see Bethman & Sons.

633

H.

Havre de Grace, in the State of Maryland, to be a collection district -
Hastings, Jonathan, relief granted to

Healey, Eleanor

(See bills H. R. No. 183.)

534

536

180

Page.

Health Officer, Baltimore, Maryland-(see bills H. R. No. 177)
Heister, Daniel, resigns his seat in this House, as a representative from Penn-
sylvania

Hillhouse, James, resigns his seat in this House-appointed to the Senate
House of Representatives, declaration relative to its agency in the accomplish-
ing of Treaties, in certain cases

(See Treaties)

Horses killed in battle, compensation for-(see bills H. R. No. 173.)
House, proposition, that there be daily call of the

Holland, President to apply late loan from, to pay French Government, or
defence of frontiers

(See bills H. R. No. 57)

66

606

492

704

- 183, 185
Humiliation and Prayer, Committee to request President to appoint a day of 200
Hudson, in the State of New York, its limits, as a collection district, prescribed

534

Hanging-maw, a Cherokee Indian

637, 648, 731

Hats, manufacturers of--see States Massachusetts, New York, &c.

67, 165

77

131

288

Hillegas, Michael

Hill, John

567, 644
580

24, 629

27

449, 656

449, 545

Impressed seamen-see seamen, &c.

Imports, to inquire respecting act to regulate collection of duties, &c.

in foreign vessels forbidden, unless products of the nation to which
such vessel belongs-see Merchandise.

proposition to increase duties on

Importation of certain goods, wares, &c. to suspend the-(see bills H. R. No. 40)
Imprisonment for debt, continue acts for relief of persons suffering

(See bills Senate, Nos. 13, 37.)

-

Interest on accounts between individuals and the United States-see Accounts.
Insurrection in Pennsylvania-(see President's message, also, Pennsylvania)
Indians Northwest of Ohio, instructions to commissioners to treat with hostile
communication from Secretary of War, relating to the Creek
Do.

247

646

178

233

9
16, 18, 19, 47

President, same subject--(see treaty, &c.) 51, 66, 165,
307, 308, 309, 311, 312

President to furnish statement of the gross amount, as presents to Chero-
kee and Creek

statement received

President transmits information in relation to the Creek
President transmits information in relation to the Six Nations of
Indians-see President's message, 1st session, 3d Congress

do

on frontiers United States, disorders of―[President's message]
letter from James Seagrove, agent,
to establish trading-houses with the

(See bills, H. R. No. 82.)

President communicates information of [Creeks and Cherokees]
act of Legislature of Georgia, [sell lands within the State of]

provision for treaty with Indians

(See bills No. 124.)

78

86

195

219

233, 248, 258

277

290

300

331

331, 338, 342,

344, 346

244

lands, persons embodied on, with hostile intentions, to be punished 344, 346,

south of the Ohio, to prevent depredations on the

(See bills, Senate, No. 30.)

349, 350

347

Indians, documents from James Seagrove, agent for the Creek

northwest of the Ohio, war with, terminated-[President's speech]
Creek and Cherokee--[President's speech]

to establish trading-houses with the tribes of

(See bills H. R. No. 138.)

to regulate trade and intercourse with the

(See bills H. R. No. 137.)

letter from Governor Blount, stating the design of certain persons to
take possession of lands of the Cherokee
northwest of Ohio, President to lay before the House Gen. Wayne's

treaty with

sent

appropriations to carry into effect treaty with
(See bills H. R. No. 170.)

information in relation to the situation of affairs with-[Pres. speech.]
Invasion--see militia.

Intercourse with foreign nations, expenses of--(see President's Message)

do

do

do

(See bills H. R. No. 140.)

Invalids--(see Pensioners, also, bills H. R. No. 62.)

concerning--(see resolutions joint, H. R. No. 10.)
Committee to inquire as to amending law concerning
(See bills II. R. No. 98.)

Intercourse with certain ports and places, propostiion to prohibit--see Com-

mercial Intercourse.

Ipswich, in Massachusetts, to be a collection district

Iron, Committee to consider on remitting the duty on imported bar

- 266,273

report, &c.

534

73

89, 117

70,89

630

-646, 679

Illinois and Wabash Land Companies, by James Wilson
Inspectors of Customs, Alexandria, Virginia-see Wm. Young, et al.

J.

Jackson, George Knowel, relief of—(see bills H. R. No. 160. )
Jenkins, Thomas, and Sons, relief to

Jones, Epaphras, et al. relief of--(see bills H. R. No. 92.)
Jones, Mary S. et al. relief to--
--(see bills H. R. No. 122.)
Judiciary, Committee to report on amending acts establishing the
system, letter from Judges Supreme Court, pointing out defects in

the

55

209

16, 49, 56, 67

66,74

175, 182, 206

205

Attorney-General transmits a table of fees and costs for the Courts
United States

Committee to report a bill to continued acts to ascertain the fees
in Admiralty cases

(See bills H. R. No. 66.)

transferring jurisdiction of suits, &c, from District to Circuit Courts
in New Hampshire