No.

Of John M. Chapron and others, French emigrants
Of Thomas Sheafe and others, citizens of Portsmouth
Of the Chamber of Commerce of Philadelphia, on the propos-
ed increase of duties on merchandise imported
Of the Pennsylvania Society for the encouragement of manu-
factures

101

122

124

126

MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

At the commencement of the 1st session, 16th Congress
Transmitting sundry papers relating to affairs with Spain
Transmitting abstracts of bonds, or other securities, given by
collectors of customs and other officers

Transmitting extracts of letters from the American Minister
at St. Petersburg and at Madrid, and recommending the
suspension of proceedings against Spain

Transmitting information, required by a resolution of the Se-.
nate, respecting the execution of the first article of the
treaty of Ghent
Transmitting, pursuant to a resolution of the Senate, copies
of the correspondence between the Ministers and other
agents of the United States, and the Ministers or govern-
ment of Sweden

Transmitting additional correspondence on the affairs with Spain 131 Transmitting further correspondence on the same subject Transmitting a report of the Secretary of State, with returns

133

of the causes depending in the courts of the United States,.
and the fees of marshals, clerks, &c.

134

MOTIONS.

By Mr. Barbour, sedition act

By

r. Dickerson, for an amendment to the constitution By Mr. King, of N. Y. West India trade

By Mr. Logan, banks

R.

REPORTS.

Of the Secretary of State.

On the petition of Joseph Krittman

Showing the fines incurred under an act for the punishment of certain crimes against the United States, [transmitted by message of the President of the United States]

On the memorial of James Smith and others
On the execution of the first article of the treaty at Ghent,
[transmitted by message of the President of the U. States]

TABLE OF DOCUMENTS.

8

No.

On the petition of Susannah Stewart

112

On the petition of Eliphalet Loud and others

114

Showing the causes depending in the courts of the United
States, and the fees of the clerks and marshals, [trans-

mitted by message]

134

Henry Remsen and others

John M. Chapron and others

With a copy of a letter from the Secretary of the Treasury to
Jacob Barker, dated May 2d, 1814

Showing the amount of the 2 per cent. fund arising from the
sale of public lands

Transmitting detailed statements respecting public lands sold
Transmitting abstracts of bonds, or other securities, given by

collectors of customs and other officers, whose accounts remain unsettled, [transmitted by message] Transmitting abstracts of all bonds unpaid for duties on merchandize Transmitting statements showing the amount and species of the capital stock in the district banks

Of the Secretary of War.

Respecting the expediency of clothing the army with articles manufactured within the United States, [communicated by message]

On the memorial of Robert Swartwout

74

79

87

89

99

120

21

65

On the memorial of Samuel Blackburn and others, complaining of the conduct of the Creek Indians

132

Of the Secretary of the Navy.

Relating to the rules, regulations, and instructions, for the Navy service

15

OF STANDING COMMITTEES.

Finance.

On petition of Joshua Nevill,

14

On petition of Henry Ingraham, Robert Hazlehurst, and
William Smith, junior,

29

On petition of Andrew Low, and others, merchants, at Savannah, sufferers by fire,

52

On petition of William C. Kausler, in behalf of the owner of a Danish vessel, Norberg, and cargo,

71

Commerce and Manufactures.

Relating to official statements of foreign commerce,
On petition of Herbert Grant,

Military Affairs.

On petition of Edward Baker,

On memorial of legislature of Indiana, respecting the claim

of captain Biggar's rangers,

On petition of Robert Purdy,

Naval Affairs.

On petition of Thomas Chapman,

Harriet Shackerley, and others,

No.

4

130

54

56

58

23

94

125

John B. Timberlake,

On memorial of Archibald B. Lord, and others, officers of the
Boxer,

Public Lands.

On the memorial of the legislature of Indiana, praying an additional land office in that state,

On the expediency of allowing compensation to deputy sur

veyors in the Missouri territory, for certain services,

On petition of George Mayfield,

On memorial of inhabitants of Kahokia,

Committee of Claims.

On the petition of Edward Barry and George Hodge,

TABLE OF DOCUMENTS.

On the petition of Samuel F. Hooker,

Inhabitants of Michigan territory,

Joseph Lefebre,

George Love,

Matthew Lyon,

Alexander M'Cormick,

No.

30, 82

66

68

107

106

63

49

37

35

77

8

81

7

36

62

13

34

20

45

James Wood,

Martha Young, Samuel Young, &c.

Judiciary.

On petition of Marc Marie Duplat,

John Bioren and Edward de Krafft,
John Bioren and Fielding Lucas,

On the expediency of reprinting part of the Journal of the
Senate,

119

On the memorial of Arkansas territory, praying the grant of certain sections of land for the permanent seat of government, &c.

On petition of Peter Cardelli, an Italian sculptor

On the expediency of reviving the act of 1806, providing for
persons disabled in the Revolutionary war,
On the petition of Richard Butler, Zalmon Barritt, Barnard
Warden, Samuel Bayly, William White, and John Fen-
ton,

On the petition of John Charlton and E. Douglass,

Rawleigh C. Christians,

Margaret Clark,

Phineas Cole,

Jonathan Crawford,

Lathrop Davis,

John Dougherty,

127

129

16

57

25

123

69

24

44

18

118

104

John Taylor

William G. Servis,
Catharine Shapley,
Dean Weymouth,

John Williamson,

On Post Office and Post Roads.

On petition of Joseph Timberlake, postmaster, praying an increase of salary,

District of Columbia.

On the bill from the House of Representatives, concerning the Banks in the District of Columbia, and for other purposes,

On allowing the District a delegate in Congress

Indian Affairs.

Respecting the trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes, On the expediency of making an appropriation for holding a treaty with the Creek and Cherokee Indians,

On the expediency of abolishing the present system of Indian
trade,

On a bill from the House of Representatives, "for the relief of
Jacob Konkopot, and others, of the nation of Stockbridge
Indians,"

Of Select Committees.

On the appropriation of committee rooms,

On rules of the Senate, amended,

On unfinished business,

117

128

47

103

105

113

3

5

135