Commerce and Seamen of the United States.

25, 1804, revived and continued in force,
January, 10, 1809, (obsolete,)
- 511

182

-

228

Commercial Intercourse.

228

228

228

336

A new collection district on Lake Ontario, 228
Cambridge in Massachusetts made a port of
delivery,
310
Collection districts of Buffaloe Creek and
Miami, and altering the port of entry of the
district of Erie, -
Roxbury, in Massachusetts, made a port of
delivery, -
349
Town of Jersey, in New Jersey, made a port
of delivery,
All the shores and waters of the Ohio and its
branches, and of the Mississippi and its
branches, added to the district of Missis-
sippi, (obsolete,)
- '418
Name of the districts of Biddeford and Peppe-
relborough changed to that of Saco, Massa-
chusetts,
Plymouth in North Carolina made a port of

355

451

entry,
497
Name of the district of Nanjemoy changed to
St. Mary's,
- 497
Augusta in Maine made a port of delivery, 497
Districts of Mumphreymagog, Oswegatchie,
and White Mountains established, 655
Part of the State of New Jersey annexed to
the collection district of New York, 657
Collection district of Niagara,
- 657
Cape St. Vincent, in the district of Sacket's
Harbour, made a port of entry, -
District of Sandusky and Teche,

657

- 657

Collection of Duties on Vessels and Tonnage.
Transportation of goods, &c., from Philadelphia
and Baltimore by way of Appoquinimink
Creek allowed, -

103
An act in addition to the act entitled "An act
concerning the registering and recording of
ships and vessels of the United States," and
to the act entitled "An act to regulate the
collection of duties on imports and tonnage,"
March 2, 1803,
209
An act supplementary to an act to regulate
the collection of duties on imports and ton-
nage,
315
An act to amend in the cases therein men-
tioned the "Act to regulate the collection
of duties on imports and tonnage, April 21,
1806,
Columbia, District of.-See District of Columbia.
Columns.-See Light-houses.

Commerce and Seamen of the United States.

of certain officers, revived and continued in
force for two years from January 1, 1802, 152
Compensation of the officers of the Senate
and House of Representatives of the United
States, April 29, 1802, (obsolete,) - 170
Compensation to officers employed in the col-
lection of duties on imports and tonnage, 172
Additional compensation to the deputy post-
master at Washington; act of May 3, 1802,
sect. 7, (obsolete,)
191
Compensation of the officers of government,
February 20, 1804,
Compensation of the officers of the Senate and
House of Representatives, (obsolete,) - 375
Compensation of witnesses for attending the trial
of the impeachment of Samuel Chase, 389
Compensation to certain clerks,
- 396
Additional compensation to the judges of the
Mississippi, Indiana, Michigan, and Louisi-
ana territories, -
Compensation for extra services of the gover-
nor, judges, and secretary of the Indiana
territory, -
- 444
Additional compensation to the secretaries of
the Mississippi, Indiana, Louisiana, and
Michigan territories, -
450
Act to continue in force an act continuing
the salaries of certain officers,
- 456
Compensation to John Eugene Leitensdorfer
for services rendered in the war with Tri-
poli,
- 617
Salaries of the judges of the Circuit Court
of the District of Columbia increased,
March 3, 1811,
- 660
"An act continuing for a limited time the sala-
rics of the officers of the government," - 713

Compensation.
The President of the Senate pro tempore act-
ing as such while the office of Vice-presi-
dent of the United States was vacant, 777

Congress.

- 198

Special Congress, act of May 13, 1800,- 85
Resolution authorizing the Secretary of State
to furnish members of Congress with the
laws of the sixth Congress,
Resolution expressing the sense of Congress
of the conduct of the officers and crew of
the schooner Enterprise,
198
Congress to meet on the first Monday in No-
vember, 1803, -
Congress to meet on the first Monday
vember, 1804, -
The next meeting of Congress to be on the
- 490
first Monday of November, 1808,
Congress to meet on the fourth Monday in
November, 1809,
- 549
See Compensation.

242

of No-

283

Delegates from territories.-See Ohio, Michi-
gan, Indiana, and Illinois Territories.
Assent to State acts.-Sce Assent of Congress
to State Acts.

Congress to meet on the fourth Monday in
May, 1813,

Connecticut.

804

District Court in Connecticut,
- 676
Representatives in Congress according to the
third census,
- 669

Court of the United States for the Kentucky
242
district, its sessions,
District Courts of Virginia, Rhode Island, and
West Tennessce,
In case of the inability of the judge of any
District Court to attend the court, the mar-
shal may adjourn the court, March 26,
291
1804,
Superior courts of the territories invested with
the jurisdiction of the District Court of
Kentucky in cases where the United States
are concerned, -

338

Regulation of the time of holding the courts
in the District of Columbia,
- 390
District Court in North Carolina,
413
Causes, &c., pending in the District Court of
Columbia continued over to April term,
1809,
- 467
Jurisdiction of the Circuit Courts of the dis-
tricts of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio,
420, 516
Jurisdiction of the District Courts of Kentucky
and Ohio abridged,
420
Rules for the government of the Circuit
Courts,
- 420
Circuit Court of Kentucky to form part of the
seventh circuit,
420
Circuit Court in Tennessee, February 24,
1807,
- 420
The State of Tennessee to be divided into two
districts,
- 420
A Circuit Court to be holden annually in
each district,

171

171

Circuit Court in the second circuit,

- 471

Circuit Court in Georgia,

- 471

The Circuit Courts to perform the duties of
District Courts in cases of the inability of
the district judges,

534

Circuit Court in Knoxville, East Tennessee,
altered,

Circuit Court in New Hampshire, -
Circuit Court in Rhode Island,
Circuit Court in Boston, Massachusetts, - 696
See Circuit Courts-District Courts-Supreme
Court.

Courts Martial.-See Army of the United States.
Crimes and Offences.

Continuation of the act of June 5, 1794, pro-
hibiting violations of the neutrality of the
United States, without limitation of time, 54
Punishment of a person who shall cast away
a vessel at sea, -
290
Persons may be tried and punished for crimes

Sessions of the District Courts of Virginia,
Rhode Island, and West Tennessee al-
tered,
273
District Courts to have power to issue writs
of injunction,
418
Terms of the District Court of North Carolina
changed, March 9, 1808,
- 471
The Circuit Courts to exercise the duties of the
District Courts during the inability of the
district judges, -
534
Justice of the Supreme Court to exercise the
powers of district judge during the inability
of the judge,
534
An act altering the time for holding the Dis-
trict Court in Ohio, March 26, 1810, 568
Time of holding the District Court of Maine
altered, November 28, 1811,
- 667
Time of holding the District Court in North
Carolina altered, January 23, 1812, 675
Time of holding the District Court in Con-
necticut altered, February 6, 1812, - 676
An additional judge to be appointed for the
district of New York,

719
An act altering the times of holding the Dis-
trict Court in the respective districts of New
York and Massachusetts, March 3, 1813, 815
An act altering the time of holding the District
Court in the district of Maine, March 3,
1813,
- 829

District of Columbia.

District of Columbia.

Proceedings in the Circuit Court of the Dis-
trict of Columbia against non-residents re-
gulated, -

Sessions of the Circuit Courts,

193

194

- 485
A road to the lower castern branch bridge to
be opened and kept in repair,
569
A company incorporated to make certain roads
in the District of Columbia, April 20, 1810,
570
Amendment of « An act to establish a turnpike
company in the county of Alexandria, in
the District of Columbia,"-

577
A canal from the river Potomac around the
west end of the dam or causeway from
Mason's Island authorized,
752
An act to amend the laws within the District
of Columbia, June 24, 1812,
755
Certain powers conferred on the Levy Court
of the District of Columbia, relating to peni-
tentiaries, roads, laying taxes, bridges, 771
An act to authorize the president and ma-
nagers of the Washington Turnpike Com-
pany of the State of Maryland, when or-
ganized, to extend and make their turnpike
road to or from Georgetown, in the District
of Columbia, to the district line, -

Compensation of the judges. Notes of the
acts relating to the compensation of the
judges of the District of Columbia, 107
Supplement to the act relating to the District
of Columbia,

115
Powers of the Circuit Court. Forms of in-
dictments,
115
115

Punishment of felonies,

Jurisdiction of the Circuit Court of Alexan-
dria,
115
Magistrates to form a board of county com-
missioners,
Delivery of fugitives from justice or labour, 116
VOL. II.-106

115

Act of April 5, 1800, (repealed,) ·
Drawbacks of stamp duties on debentures, 82
No drawbacks to be allowed on goods im-
ported in foreign vessels,
83
Additional drawback on refined sugar and
spirits distilled in the United States,
85
Act of April 5, 1800, allowing a drawback on
goods exported to New Orleans, (re-
pealed,)

· 248
An act to allow drawbacks on goods, wares,
and merchandise, transported by land in
certain cases therein mentioned, March 3,
1804,
261

4 B

leans.

Repeal of duties on mills and implements em-
ployed in the manufacture of snuff. Act of
April 24, 1800,

Act to continue in force the first section of the
act further to protect the commerce and sea-
men of the United States against the Bar-
bary powers, (the Mediterranean fund,) con-
tinued in force, January 31, 1812, - 675
An act for imposing additional duties on all
goods, wares, and merchandise, imported
from any foreign port or place, and for other
purposes, July 1, 1812,

- 768
An act to impose a duty on the importation of
iron wire, February 25, 1813,
- 804
The first section of the act further to protect
the commerce and seamen of the United
States against the Barbary powers continued
in force,
- 809

for ten years,

54

60

Collectors of New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Norfolk, and Charleston, to de-
posit bonds for duties, for collection, in the
Bank of the United States,
72
Additional duties on sugar, molasses, &c., 84
Duties on wines and articles imported in fo-
reign vessels,

84
Act laying duties on licenses for selling wines
and foreign distilled spirits, continued,- 102
Duties on snuff, refined sugar, on property sold
at auction, and on carriages for the con-
veyance of persons, continued, February 25,
1801,

102

Duties on certain teas destroyed by fire in
Providence, Rhode Island, remitted, 117
Act to provide for the establishment of certain

districts, and therein to amend an act en-
titled "An act to regulate the collection of
duties on imports and tonnage," and for
other purposes, (obsolete,) -
· 181
Duties on imports and tonnage within the ter-
ritory ceded by the French republic to the
United States, February 24, 1804, 251
An act for imposing more specific duties on
the importation of certain articles, and for
laying and collecting light money on foreign
ships or vessels, and for other purposes, 299
The sixth section of the act of March 27,
1804, imposing more specific duties, not to
operate on unregistered vessels of the United
States. Manner of entering such ships or
vessels,
339
The first section of an act further to protect
the commerce and seamen of the United
States from the Barbary powers, continued,
April 21, 1806,
391
Importation of copper, saltpetre, and sulphur,
free of duty, allowed,
Duties on the naval monument erected to the
memory of the officers who fell in the attack
on Tripoli remitted, -
476
Duties on certain goods repaid, and bonds to
be given for the duties,
The first section of an act to protect the
commerce and scamen of the United States
against the Barbary powers, (the Mediter-
ranean fund,) continued in force, January
11, 1811,
-614