Those who voted in the affirmative, are

Burwell Bassett,
John Campbell,
Epaphroditus Champion,
Martin Chittenden,
John Culpeper,
Samuel W. Dana,
John Davenport, junior,
Daniel M. Durell,
James Elliot,
William Ely,
James Fisk,

Barent Gardenier,

James M. Garnett,

Edwin Gray,

John Harris,

William Hoge,

Richard Jackson,

Joseph Lewis, junior,

Edward St. Loe Livermore,

Edward Lloyd,

Nathaniel Macon,

Josiah Masters,

John Morrow,

Jonathan O. Mosely,
Gurdon S. Mumford,
Roger Nelson,

Timothy Pitkin, junior,
Josiah Quincy,
John Randolph,
Samuel Riker,
John Russell,
Samuel Shaw,
Samuel Smith,

William Stedman,
Lewis B. Sturges,
Peter Swart,

Benjamin Tallmadge,
Abram Trigg,
Jabez Upham,

Philip Van Cortlandt,
Archibald Van Horn,

Killian K. Van Rensselaer, and
David R. Williams.

Those who voted in the negative, are

Lemuel J. Alston,

Willis Alston, junior,

William Findley,

Francis Gardner,

Ezekiel Bacon,

David Bard,

Joseph Barker,
William W. Bibb,
William Blackledge,
John Blake, junior,
Thomas Blount,
Adam Boyd,
Robert Brown,

William A. Burwell,

William Butler,
Joseph Calhoun,

Matthew Clay,
John Clopton,
Orchard Cook,

Richard Cutts,
John Dawson,
Josiah Deane,
Joseph Desha,

Meshack Franklin,

Thomas Gholson, junior,

Peterson Goodwyn,
Isaiah L. Green,
John Heister,
William Helms,
James Holland,
David Holmes,
Benjamin Howard,
Reuben Humphreys,
Daniel Ilsley,
John G. Jackson,
Robert Jenkins,

Richard M. Johnson,
Walter Jones,
William Kirkpatrick,

John Lambert,
Robert Marion,
William McCreery,

On motion of Mr. Macon, and seconded, Ordered, That the secret journal of this day be published.

Ordered, That the doors be now opened.

INDEX.

A.

Page.

ABSENCE, members granted leave of, 55, 62, 159, 180,

188, 298, 316, 389,

411, 413, 421, 426,
488.

the army, inquiry respecting, 356, 423,
motions respecting, 522, 523, 524, 525.

Adjournment of the House, motions and votes concerning
the daily hour of the, 7, 409, 425,

429, 430.

Affirmation, (see oath)
Alexandria, bill supplemental to the act establishing a
turnpike company in the county of,

bill supplemental to the act to amend the
charter of,

99.

(see bills)

126.

(see bills)

242.

bill concerning the marine insurance compa-

ny of,

(see bills from the Senate)

bill authorizing a turnpike road from Ma-

son's causeway to,

293, 388.

(see bills)

(also bills from the Senate)

Algiers, information communicated by the President of
the state of our affairs with the dey and regency of 14,

(see bills from the Senate)

Allowances of bounty to fishing vessels, bill concerning, 383

(see billa)

American character, bill to deprive, in certain cases, ves-

seamen.

sels of their,

(see seamen)

200.

(see bills)

Annapolis to Rockhall, bill to change the post-route from, 112.
(see bills from the Senate)

Ante-dated, bill concerning claims to land in the Missis-
sippi territory, reported by the land commis-

(see bills)

Appeals to the House from the decision of the Speaker, 81, 84
85, 140, 142, 214, 330, 331.

Appropriations for the year eighteen hundred and nine,

estimates, of .

bills concerning,

Arm, motions for granting permission to merchant ves-

sels to,

proceedings on,

42, 43, 331, 332, 486.

342, 343, 348, 349

350, 352, 353, 357

358, 362, 367, 368
372, 378.

Armed ships and vessels of the belligerent powers, motion
for excluding from the ports and

waters of the United States all, 46, 47.

Arming, manning and fitting out all the vessels of war,

(see billa from the Senate)
Arms, information communicated by the President, of
measures taken to procure an adequate supply of, 17.
ammunition, hemp, cordage and canvass, bill to

Ariny of the United States, motion requesting the Presi

470:

dent to lay before the House
a list of the names of the offi-
cers, non-commissioned off-
cers and soldiers composing
the, (rejected)
945, 246.