an estimate of appropriations for 1794 19, 28, 31, 32, 76, 80

a statement of Tonnage United States, for the year
1792

a report on the petition of Daniel Parker

39

a statement of the expenses of Commissioners of
Loans

Treasury United States, Secretary of, communicates-

a view of the debts of the United States, 1790,
1791, 1796

835

Page.

631

a report of the sale of the stock of Bank United
States

a statement of the Commissioners of the city of
Washington

632

661

an account of receipts and expenditures War De-
partment October to 1st January, 1797
statement of exports from the United States for 1
year, prior to 30th September, 1796

667

690

estimate of the sum necessary to make good a defi-
ciency of appropriation for the Military Depart-
ment, for the year 1796
application of appropriations for foreign intercourse
an abstract of official emoluments and expenditures
of the officers of the Customs, for 1796

Treasury Department, committee to report bill making alterations in

(See bills H. R. No. 112.)

to examine and report on the state of the
to send for persons and papers

report of

$125 allowed the Clerk to the

Treaty, motion to authorize a treaty to extinguish Indian titles to land ceded
by North Carolina to the U. States

(See bills H. R. No. 124.)

700

701

703

318

71

73

175

212

311, 312, 341

with Great Britain [Jay's]-see Great Britain, page 367, &c. &c.
Treaties with several foreign nations and Indian tribes, President recom-
mends that provision be made for expenses attending, 486, 493, 502, 511,

resolutions of the House relative to its power in the accomplishment
of treaties with foreign nations, &c.

-

512, &c.

491, 492, 498, 499, 511
Treaty with Great Britain, House resolves that it is necessary to provide for
expenses attending the execution of

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

Spain, appropriation to carry into effect the-(see bills H. R.
No. 169.)

Northern Indians (see bills H. R. No. 170.)
Algiers (appropriation]-(see bills H. R. No. 171.)

Tripoli and Tunis-(see Algiers, &c., also, bills H. R. No. 35.)

Turner, Judge, his official conduct complained of by the people of St. Clair
county, Territory N. W. of Ohio-see petitions [Ohio, inhabitants
of the territory N. W. of,] also petitions [Turner, George.]

Tabor, Philip

Terrell, Harry

Telfair, Edward, and John Weread

Teller, Oliver-see Jacob De Peyster.

Thorn, Eliphalet

Thompson, Edward

29, 296, 353

-

78, 135

- 24, 93, 111, 127

60, 95, 556, 655

United Brethren for propogating the Gospel-see Gospel.

United States, protection of frontiers-(see bills Senate, No. 11.)
military posts for protection of frontiers of

(See bills H. R. No. 49.)

letter from Secretary of War relating to Southwestern frontiers of
more effectual provision for protection of the frontiers of

(See bills Senate, No. 11.)

committee to report what proceedings have been had, under
act of '92, for protection of the frontiers

President communicates information of disorders by Indians on
frontiers of

165, 170

206

154

-259, 265, 298

277,291

298, 306, 312

President to report the number of troops to protect frontiers
of
northwest and south of Ohio, concerning the Territory of the—
(see bills H. R. No. 104.)

Unfinished business, Committee of Revisal and

9

15

925

225, 249
369, 371, 380
602

612, 615, 626, 646

University, President recommends to the attention of Congress the establish-

Petitions from-

ment of a National

United Brethren for propogating the gospel

Ustick, William

Underwood, Thomas

610, 622, 626, 628, 629

408
634, 636

703

V.

Page.

Van Aken, Francis Joachim, of Sweden, letter from

194

Van Rensselaer Henry K., contests the election of John E. Van Allen 13, 14, 17,19, 20
Varnum, Joseph Bradley, his election complained of by citizens of Second

Middle District, Massachusetts

Vermont, members from, appear, viz:

450, 451, 468, 471, 483, 487, 650, 659, 661

1st Session, 3d Congress :

William B. Giles, Carter B. Harrison, John Heath, Richard Bland
Lee, James Madison, Andrew Moore, Anthony New, John Nicho-
las, Francis Preston, Robert Rutherford, Abraham Venable, and
Francis Walker

Josiah Parker

Joseph Neville, Thomas Claiborne, and George Hancock

Samuel Griffin

Isaac Coles

John Page

2d Session, 3d Congress :

Samuel Griffin, Isaac Coles, John Heath, Joseph Neville, Anthony
New, Josiah Parker, Robert Rutherford, George Hancock,
Richard B. Lee, James Madison, Andrew Moore, Francis Pres-
ton, Francis Walker, Thomas Claiborne, John Nicholas, and
William B. Giles

Carter B. Harrison

Abraham Venable

John Page

1st Session, 4th Congress :

Samuel J. Cabell, John Clopton, Isaac Coles, William B. Giles,
George Hancock, Carter B. Harrison, John Heath, George Jack-
son, James Madison, Andrew Moore, Josiah Parker, Robert
Rutherford, and Abraham Venable

2d Session, 4th Congress :

John Clopton, Isaac Coles, George Jackson, James Madison, Anthony

New, and Robert Rutherford

Josiah Parker

Carter B. Harrison, John Meath, and Abraham Venable

Virginia Line of late Army, committee to amend act respecting titles to land

4.

11

14

18

26

57

224

226

231

264

364

366

369

370

371

379

393

606

607

612

613

620

624

626

631

96

Virginia Line of late Army,

report upon

Page.

104, 117

(See bills H. R. No. 26.)

to amend (see Senate bill, No. 55.)

Vice President, mode of notifying him of his election

55, 93, 111, 124, 437, 545

59

78
96, 156

- 185, 194

Van Voorst, Jettis D. boundary Virginia and North Carolina, 286, 323,

manufacture of hats, [Fredericksburg and Falmouth]- 41, 94
merchants of Norfolk, duties to increase

credits on imports, W. Indies
spoliations

inhabitants living between Walker's and Henderson's lines

of Norfolk, [British depredations]

British treaty

of Loudon and Fauquier

of Harrison county [Post]

of Fairfax, [British treaty]

of

do.

Vincennes, inhabitants of Port Saint, [President]
Voches, John B.-see Zacharie, &c.

85

101

104

248, 259

290

121, 122, 134, 153

W.

Washington, memorial of Commissioners of the City of [President.] 408, 426, 434,

(See bills H. R. No. 144.)

Secretary of the Treasury transmits a report of the Commis-
sioner of the receipts and expenditures of money entrusted
to them, and of the progress of the public buildings
committee to inquire into the expediency of incorporating the
Commissioners of the City of

(See bills H. R. No. 231.)

Washington, George, President U. States.-see President.

435, 443

632

- 698, 722