PETITIONS from-

PAGE.

Inhabitants of Hartford, Connecticut, (post route,) 294
Belmont, Ohio, (post route,)
Ohio, (sale of ceded lands,)
Maine, (foreign commercial restric-
tions,

New-York, (manufacturing inter-

est,)

Oneida, Otsego, Cayuga, &c. (post
route,)

Greenville, in Kentucky, & Shaw-

nee town, (post route)

New-York, (manufacturing inter-

est,)

Foxboro, Mass. (post route,)

Louisiana, Florida,

Mine-a-Burton,

295

296

309

310

ib

314.

319

Victor, Vermont, (Sunday mail,) 326

Meadsville, Penn. (post route,)
Pennsylvania, (frivolous patents,)

ib

326, 343

(leave to withdraw)

Henniker, Pembroke, Concord, &c.

N. Hampshire, (Sunday mail,) 336
Connecticut,

do.

New-Canaan, Connecticut, (post
route,)

Huntingdon and Mifflin, Pennsyl-
vania, (post route,)

western parts of Maryland and
Pennsylvania, (post route,)
New-York, (domestic manufac-
tures,)

Oneida, Oswego, Cayuga, &c. New-
York, (post route,)

ditto,

the river Raisin, (damages by Bri-

ib

(do.)

348

tish depredations,)

river Rouge, Michigan territory,

Lower Sandusky, Ohio, (pre-emp-

Richmond and Otis, Mass. (Sun-

day mail,)

78

353

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PETITIONS from

Inhabitants of Hampton, New-Hampshire, (Sun-

day mail,)

Dutchess county, New-York, (post
route,)

western part of Maryland, do. ib
Knox, Anderson, Campbell coun-
ties, Tennessee, do.

Barnstable, Massachusetts, (Sun-
day mail,)

Connecticut, do.

ib

376

Washington county, New-York,

(post route,)

western part of Pennsylvania and
New-York, (do.)

Patterson, New-Jersey,

Kentucky and Indiana, (post route,) 384
N. Hampshire, south district, (Sun-

day mail,)

390

Pennsylvania, (bankrupt system,) ib
Nicholas county, Virginia,

Maryland, (stages,)

Fauquier county, Virginia,"

398

398, 452

Mississippi territory, (for State go-

vernment,)

399

Northampton, N. Hampshire, (Sun-

day mail,)

410

London, Madison county, Ohio,

(post route,)

411

416

Baskingridge, New-Jersey, (post

route,)

Hillsborough and Antrim, (Sun-
day mails,)

south district, Massachusetts,

Illinois territory, legislature of, (additional duty

on lead,)

Inhabitants of Grayson county, Kentucky, (post

Maine, (plaster trade,)

New-Jersey, (port of entry at Cam-
den,)

Illinois territory, legislature of, (pre-emption,) 438

Inhabitants of Coshocton, Franklin, Leckins, &c.

PETITIONS from-

PAGE.

Inhabitants of the western land district, Louisi-
ana, (decisions of commission-

ers,)

438

Portsmouth, N. Hampshire, (plas-

ter trade,)

447

Hampshire, South, Massachusetts,

(Sunday mail,)

448

Brookville, Vermont, do.

452

Cumberland, New-Jersey, do.

Baltimore,(protection to commerce
and manufactures,)

ib

453

Enfield and East Windsor, Con-
necticut, (post route,)

467

Champaign county, (see Absalom

Clark)

the western part of New-York,

(port of entry at Portland,)

477

Vermont, (Sunday mail,)

484

Berkshire, Massachusetts, (manu-

facturing interest,)

485

Ohio, (post route,)

ib

Lycoming county, Pennsylvania,

(see John McConnell)

J.

Jackson, Gen. proceedings on an Indian grant of lands

to

Joint committees, (see committees, joint)

resolutions, (see resolutions, joint)

Judge of the sixth circuit, motion to grant additional

pay to the

134

382, 393, 408, 416, 526, 532

Judiciary, committee on the, (see committee)

establishment, the President recommends a
modification of the

Kaskaskia, report of rejected land claims in the district

of

Kentucky, members from, appear, to wit:

Joseph Desha,

Benjamin Hardin,

Richard M. Johnson,

Samuel M'Kee,

291

Thos. Fletcher, in the room of James Clark,

Kentucky, motion to extinguish the Indian title to lands
heretofore appropriated for revolutionary ser-
vices, lying within the State of

109

King, Rufus, voted for as President,

338, 389

Kauffman, Christian H.

King, Charles

King, Philip

Kentucky militia, officers and privates, (see offi

cers Francisco's regiment)

207

268

312

347

Kelly, Thomas

Kirk, Absalom

(leave to withdraws petition presented at a former

session)

399

485

L.

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Lambert, William, to withdraw his calculations concern-
ing a meridian for the United States,

Lands, inquiry as to the expediency of relinquishing the
claims of soldiers' children to military boun-
ty.

523

43, 185

(see bill further provision for military services)
in Missouri, additional land offices to be esta-
blished, and further provision to be made for
adjusting the titles to

to disbanded officers, bill granting

56, 87, 88, 281

(see bills)

66

(see bills)

88, 178, 193, 493

186

(see bills)

motion to authorize a devise of military bounty

to certain Creek Indians, to be located

120

in the Mississippi territory, proposition to pre-
vent the monopoly of the
(bounty) to soldiers who enlisted previous to the
war, motion to allow
(bounty) to promoted soldiers, motion to allow 148
(bounty) to soldiers who were prevented from ob-

312, 440

taining discharges, motion to allow 158, 344
motion to extend further relief to settlers on jub

157, 225
(see bills)

209, 140

400

(bounty) to heirs of soldiers who died before mus
ter, inotion to allow

statement of the amount of sales of
to Canadian volunteers, inquiry into amendments
necessary in the act granting bounty 42, 185
(see bills)

(bounty) inquiry into the expediency of allowing
a commutation of the

in the district of Detroit, further time given for
entering donation rights to

(see bills)

in the district of Kaskaskia, report of the com-
missiouers on rejected claims to

heretofore appropriated for revolutionary services
lying in Kentucky, motion to extinguish the
Judian title to

247

291

109