George Logan

TO AMEND A MOTION TO SUSPEND THE 12TH RULE, REQUIRING EVERY BILL TO RECEIVE THREE READINGS PREVIOUS TO BEING PASSED ON THREE DIFFERENT DAYS UNLESS UNAMINOUSLY DIRECTED OTHERWISE, FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE SESSION, SAID AMENDMENT TO STRIKE OUT THE WORDS: "FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE SESSION," AND INSERT THE WORDS, "ABOLISHED."

TO PASS THE BILL (APP. MAR. 3, 1807, 6 STAT 65), WHICH AUTHORIZES THE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS BETWEEN THE U.S. AND WILLIAM EATON.

TO AMEND THE BILL REPEALING DUTIES ON SALT BY STRIKING OUT THE THIRD SECTION, SAID SECTION PROPOSING THAT "AN ACT TO FURTHER PROTECT THE COMMERCE AND SEAMEN OF THE U.S. AGAINST THE BARBARY POWERS", AS IS CONTAINED IN THE FIRST SECTION OF THE SAID ACT BE, AND THE SAME IS HEREBY CONTINUED IN FORCE UNTIL 1ST DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, AND NO LONGER, PROVIDED HOWEVER, THAT THE ADDITIONAL DUTY LAID BY SAID SECTION SHALL BE COLLECTED ON ALL GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE LIABLE TO PAY THE SAME AS SHALL HAVE BEEN IMPORTED TO THAT DAY.

TO PASS THE BILL REPEALING DUTIES ON SALT.

TO ADOPT THE REPORT OF THE COMM. OF THE WHOLE ON THE BILL REPEALING ACTS LAYING DUTIES ON SALT; SAID REPORT PROPOSES THAT AFTER DEC. 31 NEXT, SO MUCH OF ANY ACT LAYING A DUTY ON IMPORTED SALT BE REPEALED, THUS EXTENDING THE DATE FOR SUCH REPEAL FROM SEPT. 30 TO DEC. 31.

TO SUSPEND THE 12TH RULE, REQUIRING EVERY BILL TO RECEIVE THREE READINGS PREVIOUS TO BEING PASSED ON THREE DIFFERENT DAYS, UNLESS UNANIMOUSLY DIRECTED OTHERWISE, FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE SESSION.

TO DECIDE IF IT IS IN ORDER TO READ A BILL A 2ND TIME, AS A BILL OF A SIMILAR NATURE HAD BEEN REJECTED DURING THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS; SAID BILLS RELATING TO REPEALING OF THE DUTIES ON SALT, ETC.

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION THAT THE SEC. OF THE TREASURY REPORT TO THE SENATE A PLAN FOR THE OPENING OF ROADS AND CANALS TOGETHER WITH A STATEMENT OF THE UNDERTAKINGS OF THAT NATURE WHICH, AS OBJECTS OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT MAY REQUIRE AND DESERVE THE AID OF GOVERNMENT; ALSO A STATEMENT OF WORKS OF THIS NATURE WHICH HAVE BEEN INAUGURATED, PROGRESS MADE, MEANS AND PROSPECTS OF THEIR COMPLETION, AND SUCH OTHER INFORMATION WHICH IN THE OPINION OF THE SECRETARY WOULD BE HELPFUL TO CONGRESS COVERING THE OBJECT OF HIS RESOLUTION.

TO CONSENT TO THE APPOINTMENT OF WILLIAM CLARKE OF INDIANA, NOW 1ST LIEUTENANT, TO BE LIEUTENANT COLONEL IN THE 2ND REGIMENT, TO SUCCEED THOMAS CUSHING.

TO ADHERE TO SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE BILL REPEALING ACTS LAYING DUTIES ON SALT.

TO PASS THE AMENDED BILL "AN ACT REPEALING DUTIES ON SALT, ETC."

TO CONCUR IN THE AMENDMENT AS IN THE COMM. OF THE WHOLE ON THE BILL, "AN ACT REPEALING ACTS LAYING DUTIES ON SALT, ETC," SAID AMENDMENT TO STRIKE OUT CERTAIN PARTS AND WORDS FROM SECTION 1, 2, AND 3, IN ORDER TO REPEAL THAT PART OF THE ACT WHICH RELATES TO THE DUTIES ON SALT, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

TO ORDER A THIRD READING OF THE BILL "AN ACT REPEALING ACTS LAYING DUTIES ON SALT, ETC.,"

TO ADD AN AMENDMENT TO THE BILL, "AN ACT REPEALING ACTS LAYING DUTIES ON SALT, ETC.," AS A NEW SECTION OF THE BILL; SAID AMENDMENT PROVIDING THAT FROM AND AFTER JANUARY 1ST NEXT, SO MUCH OF ANY ACT THAT LAYS A DUTY ON IMPORTED SALT, AND ALLOWS A BOUNTY ON EXPORTED SALTED PROVISIONS AND PICKLED FISH, IN LIEU OF DRAWBACK OF THE DUTIES ON THE SALT SALT USED IN CURING THE SAME, AND SO MUCH OF ANY ACT WHICH MAKES ALLOWANCES TO OWNERS AND CREWS OF FISHING VESSELS, IN OF DRAWBACK OF DUTIES PAID ON SALT USED BY SAME, SHALL BE, AND IS HEREBY, REPEALED.

TO AMEND AS IN COMM. OF THE WHOLE, THE H.R. BILL (APP. MAR. 3, 18047, 2 STAT L 437) FOR REPEAL OF ACTS LAYING DUTIES ON SALT AND CONTINUING IN FORCE THE FIRST SECTION OF THE ACT ENTITLED "AN ACT FURTHER TO PROTECT THE COMMERCE AND SEAMEN OF THE U.S. AGAINST THE BARBARY POWERS", SAID AMENDMENT TO STRIKE OUT CERTAIN PARTS OF SECTIONS 1, 2, AND 3 OF THE ACT, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE REPEAL OF ANY ACT LAYING DUTIES ON SALT, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

TO PASS THE BILL WHICH PROVIDES THAT LANDS CEDED TO THE U.S. MUST NOT BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR SETTLEMENT UNLESS AUTHORIZED BY LAW.

TO POSTPONE A SECOND READING OF THE BILL, AUTHORIZING THE ERECTION OF A BRIDGE OVER THE POTOMAC RIVER WITHIN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TO ADOPT THE H.R. RESOLUTION (APP. MAR. 19, 1806, 2 STAT L 411) REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO LAY BEFORE THE SENATE SUCH INFORMATION, DOCUMENTS, PAPERS AND CORRESPONDENCE AS MAY BE IN HIS POWER, AND WHICH HE MAY THINK UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES PROPER TO COMMUNICATE, RESPECTING THE SUBJECT OF HIS MESSAGE OF DEC. 3RD INST. IN WHICH A TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF THE ACT OF THE LAST SESSION PROHIBITING CERTAIN IMPORTATIONS IS RECOMMENDED.

TO EXPUNGE EVERYTHING IN THE JOURNAL RELATIVE TO THE MEMORIALS OF S.G. OGDEN, AND WILLIAM S. SMITH.

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION THAT THE COMMUNICATIONS ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE OF APR. 18, 1806, BE RETURNED TO HIM, AND HE BE REQUESTED TO RENEW NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE ENVOY OF THE BAY OF TUNIS TO SETTLE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THAT COUNTRY AND THE U.S., TO REDRESS THE INJURIES WHICH THE BAY CLAIMS WERE RECEIVED FROM THE U.S. SQUADRON IN THE MEDITERRANEAN; SAID AMENDMENT PROPOSING TO DEFEAT THE MOTION THAT THE PRES. BE REQUESTED TO RENEW THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE ENVOY OF THE BAY OF TUNIS.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (7 STAT 101, APP. MAY 22, 1807) ON JAN. 7, 1806, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHEROKEE NATION OF INDIANS.

TO POSTPONE FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE BILL (APP. APR. 18, 1806, 2 STAT 379) TO PROHIBIT THE IMPORTATION OF CERTAIN GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE, IN ORDER TO BRING ABOUT A MORE FAVORABLE COURSE OF CONDUCT ON THE PART OF GREAT BRITAIN WITH RESPECT TO THE DISTURBANCE OF TRADE TO INSURE THAT GREAT BRITAIN WILL BE DISPOSED TO A MORE REASONABLE SETTLEMENT OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE TWO NATIONS, MOTION REJECTED.

TO PASS THE BILL (APP. 4/18/1806, 2 STAT 379) TO PROHIBIT THE IMPORTATION OF CERTAIN GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE.

TO POSTPONE FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE TREATY (8 STAT L. 214) BETWEEN THE U.S. AND TRIPOLI, CONCLUDED AT TRIPOLI ON JUNE 3, 1805, UNTIL THE FIRST TUESDAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION (8 STAT L. 214) THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF TREATY CONCLUDED AT TRIPOLI ON JUNE 3, 1805, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE BASHAW BAY AND SUBJECTS OF TRIPOLI, BE POSTPONED UNTIL THE NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS, AND TO REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER WIFE AND CHILDREN OF HAMIT BASHAW HAVE BEEN DELIVERED TO HIM, AGREEABLE TO THE 3RD ARTICLE OF PRELIMINARY ARTICLES OF AFORESAID TREATY; AMENDMENT TO INCLUDE THE FURTHER CONDITION THAT THE WIFE AND CHILDREN OF THE BASHAW, AND BROTHER OF THE BASHAW OF TRIPOLI, BE DELIVERED AGREEABLY TO THE 3RD ARTICLE OF SAID TREATY.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (8 STAT L. 214) CONCLUDED AT TRIPOLI ON JUNE 3, 1805, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE BASHAW BAY AND SUBJECTS OF TRIPOLI.

TO POSTPONE FURTHER CONSIDERATION ON THE BILL PROHIBITING THE OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY FROM HOLDING OR EXERCISING ANY CIVIL OFFICE, UNTIL THE FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT.

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION (8 STAT L. 214) THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE TREATY CONCLUDED AT TRIPOLI ON JUNE 3, 1805, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE BASHAW BAY, AND SUBJECTS OF TRIPOLI, BE POSTPONED UNTIL THE NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS, AND TO REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER WIFE AND CHILDREN OF HAMIT BASHAW HAVE BEEN DELIVERED TO HIM, AGREEABLY TO 3RD ARTICLE OF PRELIMINARY ARTICLES OF AFORESAID TREATY.

TO ORDER A THIRD READING OF THE HOUSE BILL (APP. FEB. 5, 1808, 2 STAT 457), AUTHORIZING THE ERECTION OF A BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER POTOMAC WITHIN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TO AMEND THE SENATE BILL (APP. APR. 18, 1806, 2 STAT 405) TO REPEAL SO MUCH OF ANY ACT OR ACTS AS AUTHORIZE THE RECEIPT OF EVIDENCES OF THE PUBLIC DEBT IN PAYMENT FOR LANDS OF THE U.S., AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES RELATIVE TO THE PUBLIC DEBT, SAID AMENDMENT TO ELIMINATE THE FIRST SECTION WHICH PROVIDES THAT SO MUCH OF ANY ACT AS AUTHORIZED THE RECEIPT OF EVIDENCES OF THE PUBLIC DEBT IN PAYMENT FOR LANDS SHALL FROM AND AFTER APR. 30, 1806 BE REPEALED WITH CERTAIN CONDITIONS.

TO PASS THE BILL (APP. APR. 18, 1806, 2 STAT 405), TO REPEAL SO MUCH OF ANY ACT OR ACTS AS AUTHORIZE THE RECEIPT OF EVIDENCES OF THE PUBLIC DEBT IN PAYMENT FOR LANDS OF THE U.S., AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES RELATING TO THE PUBLIC DEBT, AS AMENDED.

TO RECOMMIT THE BILL (APP. APR. 21, 1806, 6 STAT 62) FOR THE RELIEF OF HAMET CARAMALLI, EX-BASHAW OF TRIPOLI SOLICITING FROM U.S. ATTENTION TO HIS SERVICES AND SUFFERINGS IN THE LATE WAR AGAINST THAT STATE, TOGETHER WITH THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE 17TH OF MARCH.

TO CONFIRM THE APPOINTMENT OF SAMUEL HAMMOND AS A COLONEL IN THE U.S. ARMY.

TO AGREE TO THAT PART OF THE REPORT OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON A BILL (APP. APR. 10. 1806, 2 STAT L. 359) FOR THE GOVERNANCE OF THE U.S. ARMY, WHICH PROVIDES THAT THE MANNER OF WEARING THE HAIR SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE ARMY.

TO PASS THE BILL (APP. APR. 21, 1806, 2 STAT L. 400) TO CARRY INTO EFFECT THE PROVISION OF THE EIGHTH SECTION OF THE ACT REGULATING THE GRANTS OF THE LANDS, AND PROVIDING FOR THE DISPOSAL OF THE LANDS OF THE U.S. SOUTH OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.

TO PASS THE BILL (APP. MAR. 29, 1806, 2 STAT L. 356) WHICH PROVIDES FOR THE INCORPORATION OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION OF GEORGETOWN.

TO CONFIRM THE APPOINTMENT OF JOHN ARMSTRONG AS COMMISSIONER PLENIPOTENTIARY AND EXTRAORDINARY, FOR SETTLING ALL MATTERS OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND SPAIN.

TO AMEND THE BILL REGARDING PRIVILEGES OF FOREIGN MINISTERS, BY STRIKING OUT THE ENTIRE SECOND SECTION OF THE BILL.

TO AMEND THE BILL PREVENTING THE ABUSE OF THE PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES ENJOYED BY FOREIGN MINISTERS WITHIN THE U.S, BY STRIKING OUT THE FIRST SECTION OF THE BILL.

TO AMEND THE BILL "PRIVILEGES OF FOREIGN MINISTERS, BY ELIMINATING THE ENTIRE THIRD SECTION OF THE BILL.

TO PASS THE BILL REGARDING PRIVILEGES OF FOREIGN MINISTERS.

TO AMEND THE COUNTERFEITING BILL, SAID AMENDMENT TO MAKE THE FIRST SECTION, COVER COINS WHICH SHALL HEREAFTER BE MADE CURRENT, OR BE IN THE ACTUAL USE AND CIRCULATION AS MONEY IN THE U.S.

TO PASS THE COUNTERFEITING BILL AS AMENDED.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (APP. MAY 22, 1807, 7 STAT L. 100) BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE PIANKESHAW TRIBE OF INDIANS, WHEREBY U.S. POSSESSIONS ON THE NORTH BANK OF THE OHIO RIVER ARE ENTIRELY CONSOLIDATED.

TO AMEND THE SENATE BILL, (APP. APR. 21, 1806, 2 STAT L 404) PROVIDING FOR THE PUNISHMENT OF COUNTERFEITING THE CURRENT COIN OF THE U.S.; SAID AMENDMENT TO ELIMINATE THE 4TH SECTION WHICH PROVIDES THAT IF ANY PERSON MAKES COUNTERFEIT GOLD OR SILVER COINS TO RESEMBLE ANY FOREIGN COINS, WITH AN INTENT TO MAKE PAYMENT WITH SAME, HE SHALL BE DEEMED GUILTY OF A HIGH MISDEMEANOR AND UPON CONVICTION THEREOF SHALL PAY A FINE OF -- DOLLARS, OR SHALL BE IMPRISONED NOT EXCEEDING -- YEARS.

TO PASS THE BILL TO CLASS THE MILITIA AND ASSIGN TO EACH CLASS ITS PARTICULAR DUTIES.

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF THE SENATE BILL FOR THE PROTECTION AND INDEMNIFICATION OF AMERICAN SEAMEN, UNTIL THE FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER.

TO PASS THE BILL RELATING TO TRADING WITH ST. DOMINGO.

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE TO ADOPT THE SECOND SECTION TO THE BILL REGARDING TRADING WITH ST. DOMINGO, SAID SECTION TO PROHIBIT THE CLEARANCE OF VESSELS FOR ANY PORT WITHIN THE ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO NOT IN THE ACTUAL POSSESSION OF FRANCE.

TO AGREE TO THE AMENDMENT AS AMENDED TO THE HOUSE BILL REGARDING TRADING WITH ST. DOMINGO; SAID AMENDMENT PROHIBITS THE CLEARANCE OF VESSELS FOR ANY PORT OF ST. DOMINGO NOT IN ACTUAL POSSESSION OF FRANCE, AND TO PREVENT THEIR TRADING WITH THOSE PORTS.

TO AMEND THE SECOND RESOLUTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION OF A REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE RELATIVE TO VIOLATION OF NEUTRAL RIGHTS, AND THE BRITISH IMPRESSMENT OF AMERICAN SEAMEN, SAID AMENDMENT TO ELIMINATE FROM RESOLUTION "THAT THE PRESIDENT BE REQUESTED TO DEMAND THE RESTORATION OF THE PROPERTY OF U.S. CITIZENS, CAPTURED ON THE PRETEXT OF ITS BEING EMPLOYED IN A TRADE WITH THE ENEMIES OF GREAT BRITIAN AND THE INDEMNIFICATION OF SUCH AMERICAN CITIZENS FOR THEIR LOSSES, SUSTAINED BY THOSE CAPTURES AND CONDEMNATIONS."

TO ADOPT THE SECOND RESOLUTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION OF THE REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AND THE RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED BY THEM, RELATIVE TO THE VIOLATION OF NEUTRAL RIGHTS AND THE BRITISH IMPRESSMENT OF AMERICAN SEAMEN, SAID SECOND RESOLUTION REQUESTS THE PRESIDENT TO DEMAND THE RESTORATION OF U.S. CITIZENS' PROPERTY CAPTURED ON THE PRETEXT OF ITS BEING EMPLOYED IN TRADE WITH ENEMIES OF GREAT BRITAIN, AND THE INDEMNIFICATIONS OF SUCH AMERICAN CITIZENS FOR THEIR LOSSES SUSTAINED, AND TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF OTHER DIFFERENCES.

TO ADOPT THE FIRST RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE SPOLIATION OF OUR COMMERCE ON THE HIGH SEAS AND THE NEW PRINCIPLES ASSUMED BY BRITISH COURTS AND ADMIRALTY, AS A PRETEXT FOR THE CONDEMNATION OF OUR VESSELS IN THE PRIZE COURTS.

TO PASS THE S. BILL (APP. FEB. 6, 1807, 6 STAT L. 63), WHICH PROVIDES THAT SETH HARDING, FORMERLY A CAPTAIN IN THE NAVY, BE PLACED ON THE PENSION LIST.

TO AMEND THE FOREIGN INTERCOURSE BILL BY ELIMINATING THE APPROPRIATION OF $2,000,000 WITH THE OBJECT OF REDUCING THE FIGURE TO $1,000,000.

TO REFER THE FOREIGN INTERCOURSE BILL WITH MESSAGE OF THE HOUSE, TO A SELECT COMMITTEE TO INQUIRE WHETHER W. FLORIDA WAS, OR WAS NOT, INCLUDED IN THE CESSION OF LOUISIANA TO THE U.S. BY THE TREATY WITH FRANCE, CONCLUDED APR. 30, 1803, TOGETHER WITH EVIDENCE SUBSTANTIATING SAME.

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO LAY BEFORE THE SENATE COPIES OF CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN HIM AND THE FRENCH MINISTER REGARDING THE TRADE CARRIED ON BY AMERICAN MERCHANTS TO HAITI.

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO LAY BEFORE THE SENATE A STATEMENT OF THE VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS BETWEEN THE U.S., AND THAT PART OF THE ISLAND CALLED HAITI, ALSO THE AMOUNT OF TONNAGE EMPLOYED IN SUCH TRADE AND OF IMPORTATION DUTIES COLLECTED THEREON.

TO AGREE TO AMENDMENT TO HOUSE BILL (APP. 2/28/1806, 2 STAT L. 351) PROVIDING FOR A SUSPENSION OF COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE FRENCH ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO; SAID AMENDMENT PROHIBITS COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN RESIDENTS OF THE U.S. AND RESIDENTS IN PARTS OF ST. DOMINGO, NOT IN POSSESSION AND UNDER ACKNOWLEDGED GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE, PROVIDING A FORFEITURE OF CARGOS AND SHIPS ENGAGED IN SUCH ILLEGAL TRADE.

TO AMEND THE ACT (APP. FEB. 13, 1806, 2 STAT L. 349) MAKING PROVISION FOR DEFRAYING EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES ATTENDING THE INTERCOURSE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND FOREIGN NATIONS, BY PROVIDING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF ATTAINING FROM GREAT BRITAIN, THE FREE NAVIGATION OF THE RIVER ST. LAWRENCE.

TO AMEND THE BILL BY ADDING "TOWARD THE SETTLING, ESTABLISHING, AND DEFENSE OF THE BOUNDARIES OF THE U.S."- AS ONE OF PURPOSES SERVED BY THIS BILL.

TO CONFIRM THE APPOINTMENT OF J.B.C. LUCAS, OF PENNSYLVANIA, AS ONE OF THE JUDGES OF THE TERRITORY OF LOUISIANA.

TO CONFIRM THE APPOINTMENT OF JAMES WILKINSON, AS GOVERNOR OF THE TERRITORY OF LOUISIANA.

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS AMENDED, THAT THE PRESIDENT BE REQUESTED TO MAKE A FURTHER COMMUNICATION TO THE SENATE OF JAMES MONROE'S LETTER TO THE SEC. OF STATE, DATED OCT. 18, 1805 WITH A POSTSCRIPT DATED, OCT. 25, 1805.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (APP. APR. 24, 1806, 7 STAT L. 87) MADE AND CONCLUDED AT FORT INDUSTRY, ON JULY 4, 1805, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND AGENTS OF THE CONNECTICUT LAND CO. AND THE WYANDOT, OTTAWA, CHIPPEWA, MUNSEE, DELAWARE, SHAWNEE, AND POTTAWATAMIE INDIANS.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (APP. APR. 24, 1806, 7 STAT L. 87) MADE AND CONCLUDED AT FORT INDUSTRY ON THE MIAMI OF THE LAKE, JULY 4, 1805, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE WYANDOT, OTTAWA, CHIPPEWA, MUNSEE, DELAWARE, SHAWNEE AND POTAWATAMIE TRIBES OF INDIANS.

TO ORDER THE MAIN QUESTION ON A MOTION TO INTRODUCE A BILL (2 STAT 351, FEB. 28, 1866) TO SUSPEND THE COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE FRENCH ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO.

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION TO REFER TO A SPECIAL COMMITTEE THAT PART OF THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE WHICH RELATES TO THE SPOLIATIONS OF OUR COMMERCE ON THE HIGH SEAS, AND TO THE NEW PRINCIPLE ASSUMED BY THE BRITISH COURTS OF ADMIRALTY, AS A PRETEXT FOR THE CONDEMNATION OF OUR VESSELS IN THEIR PRIZE COURTS.

TO ORDER A THIRD READING OF THE HOUSE BILL ENTITLED, "AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF EDWARD TAPPAN, GEORGE JENKINS, AND WILLIAM CURRIER."

TO ORDER A THIRD READING OF THE HOUSE BILL ENTITLED: "AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF THEODORICK ARMSTEAD."

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (APP. APRIL 24, 1806, 7 STAT L. 91) MADE AND CONCLUDED AT GROUSELAND IN THE INDIANA TERRITORY ON AUG. 21, 1805, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE DELAWARE, POTTAWATAMIE, MIAMI, EEL-RIVESRE ND WEEAS TRIBES OF INDIANS.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (APP. JUNE 10, 1806, 7 STAT L. 95) BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHEROKEE TRIBE OF INDIANS.

TO RATIFY THE CONVENTION BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CREEK NATION OF INDIANS.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (7 STAT L. 89, APP. MAY 22, 1807) BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHICKASAW INDIAN NATION.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (APP. APRIL 24, 1806, 7 STAT L. 93) BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHEROKEE NATION OF INDIANS.

TO ORDER THE MAIN QUESTION, ON THE RESOLUTION TO INTRODUCE A BILL TO PROHIBIT THE IMPORTATION OF SLAVES INTO ANY PORT OR PLACE WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE U.S., FROM AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 1808.

TO CONSIDER THE BILL TO PROHIBIT THE IMPORTATION OF SLAVES AFTER JAN. 1, 1808, INTO ANY PORT OF THE U.S. TERRITORY.

TO PASS H.R. 4 (2 STAT 339, MAR. 3, 1805), A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE MORE EFFECTUAL PRESERVATION OF PEACE IN PORTS AND HARBORS OF THE U.S. AND WATERS UNDER THEIR JURISDICTION. (P. 74)

TO POSTPONE UNTIL THE FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT, CONSIDERATION OF S. 10. (P. 68)

TO PASS S. 10. (P. 68)

TO DECIDE WHETHER SMAUEL CHASE IS GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY OF A HIGH CRIME OR MISDEMEANOR, AS CHARGED IN THE 5TH ARTICLE OF THE IMPEACHMENT.

TO PROVIDE THAT THE SENATE WILL ON FRIDAY NEXT AT 12 O'CLOCK, PROCEED ON THE TRIAL OF THE ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT EXHIBITED BY THE HOUSE AGAINST SAMUEL CHASE.

TO DECIDE WHETHER SAMUEL CHASE IS GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY OF A HIGH CRIME OR MISDEMEANOR, AS CHARGED IN THE 7TH ARTICLE OF THE IMPEACHMENT.

TO DECIDE WHETHER SAMUEL CHASE IS GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY A HIGH CRIME OR MISDEMEANOR AS CHARGED IN THE FIRST ARTICLE OF THE IMPEACHMENT.

TO ORDER THIRD READING OF S. 10, A BILL FREEING FROM POSTAGE ALL LETTERS AND PACKAGES TO AND FROM AARON BURR. (P. 66)

TO DECIDE WHETHER SAMUEL CHASE IS GUILTY OR NOR GUILTY OF A HIGH CRIME OR MISDEMEANOR, AS CHARGED IN THE 4TH ARTICLE OF IMPEACHMENT.

TO DECIDE WHETHER SAMUEL CHASE IS GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY OF A HIGH CRIME OR MISDEMEANOR, AS CHARGED IN THE 6TH ARTICLE OF THE IMPEACHMENT.

TO DECIDE WHETHER SAMUEL CHASE, IS GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY OF A HIGH CRIME OR MISDEMEANOR, AS CHARGED IN THE 8TH ARTICLE OF IMPEACHMENT.

TO DECIDE WHETHER SAMUEL CHASE IS GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY OF A HIGH CRIME OR MISDEMEANOR AS CHARGED IN THE 2ND ARTICLE OF IMPEACHMENT.

TO DECIDE WHETHER SAMUEL CHASE IS GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY OF A HIGH CRIME OR MISDEMEANOR, AS CHARGED IN THE 3RD ARTICLE OF IMPEACHMENT.

TO DECIDE TO SWEAR HUGH HOLMES AS A WITNESS.

TO AMEND H.R. 5, BY PUNISHING ALL UNLAWFUL ACTS COMMITTED BY ARMED VESSELS ON HIGH SEAS THE SAME AS IF COMMITTED WITHIN THE EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION OF THE U.S. (P. 62)

TO STRIKE OUT ALL AFTER THE ENACTING CLAUSE OF S. 8, (2 STAT 322, MAR. 2, 1805), A BILL FURTHER PROVIDING FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE TERRITORY OF ORLEANS. (P. 60)

TO DECIDE THE COMPETENCY OF COUNSEL IN THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL FOR JUDGE SAMUEL CHASE TO ASK A CERTAIN QUESTION.

TO DECIDE IF THE COURT SHALL EXAMINE EVIDENCE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF REBUTTING TESTIMONY WHICH SHOWED THAT JUDGE CHASE HAD A CORRUPT INTENTION TO PACK A JURY, IN THE TRIAL OF CALLENDAR.

TO AGREE TO THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT IN AN IMPEACHMENT TRIAL, UPON A QUESTION BEING REFERRED TO THE DECISION OF THE SENATE, IN CASE IT BE REQUIRED BY A MAJORITY OF THE MEMBERS PRESENT, THE SENATE SHALL RETURN TO THEIR CHAMBERS, WHEREUPON THE QUESTION TO BE DECIDED SHALL BE STATED BY THE PRESIDENT, AND EACH MEMBER SHALL BE AT LIBERTY TO STATE THE REASONS FOR HIS OPINION BUT SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED TO SPEAK MORE THAN ONCE. AFTER THE MEMBERS HAVE DELIVERED THEIR OPINIONS, THE SENATE SHALL RETURN TO THEIR JUDICIAL CHAMBER, WHERE THE QUESTION SHALL BE DETERMINED BY YEAS AND NAYS.

TO DECIDE WHETHER, IN THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF SAMUEL CHASE THE WITNESS BE PERMITTED TO MAKE USE OF PAPER CONTAINING A STATEMENT OF FACTS PREPARED BY HIMSELF AND OTHER GENTLEMEN.

TO DECIDE THE COMPETENCE OF THE MANAGERS OF THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF SAMUEL CHASE, TO ASK THE WITNESS A CERTAIN QUESTION.

TO INSTRUCT THE SEC. OF THE SENATE TO INFORM THE HOUSE THAT THE SENATE WILL TOMORROW, AT 12 O'CLOCK, PROCEED TO THE TRIAL OF THE IMPEACHMENT OF SAMUEL CHASE.

TO AMEND H.R. 5, BY MAKING THE ACT EFFECTIVE WHEN APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT, AND NOT AFTER DUE NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE VARIOUS CUSTOM HOUSES. (P. 50)