read a third time, and passed

Fisk, Mr., speech of, on the Senate's amendment

to the apportionment bill

Page.

1215

1226

408

723

742, 797

remarks of, on Mr. Randolph's motion for
employing the Army

on the bill to accept volunteers

speech of, on the Navy bill

of Foreign Relations

remarks of, on the report of the Committee

968

1093

1109
on British intrigues
1187, 1195
Fling, Lemuel, letter from, respecting the impress-
ment of his son; referred
Florida, on motion of Mr. Johnson, a committee

1297

Forfeited Recognizances, a bill authorizing remis-
sion of, in the District of Columbia, read
twice

Page.

1483
1486

618

read a third time, and passed
Forrest, James, petition of, referred to the Com-
mittee of Commerce and Manufactures - 352
Foster, Augustus J., correspondence of, with the
Secretary of State -
- 1781, 1863
Fowler, Sarah, Mr. Lacock presented the peti-
tion of; referred
France, a Message from the President, transmit-
ting letters from the Minister of
correspondence on our relations with -
Franklin, Meshack, of North Carolina, was qual-
ified, and took his seat
Frazier, Solomon, report on the petition of
French Spoliations, Mr. Pitkin presented a state-
ment concerning

Mr. Wheaton presented sundry documents
concerning, which were referred to the
Secretary of State -

Friends, Mr. Little presented the memorial of the
Yearly Meeting of the; referred
Fromentin, Eligius, admitted within the Hall, as
one of the Delegates from the Territory of
Orleans

Fulton, Robert, a bill from the Senate, extending
the time of patent rights to
read twice, and committed -

Garrard, William, the committee ordered to re-

port a bill in the case of -

a bill for the relief of read twice

ordered to a third reading -
read a third time, and passed

1234

1322

388

1158

1347

595

609

Gamble, William, a petition of, referred to the
Secretary of War

1437

1417

1342

. 1414

- 1437

. 1439

General Land Office, a bill from the Senate to

establish a

read twice, and referred to the Committee on
Public Lands

master General was directed to lay before
the House an estimate of the expenses of
repairing, &c.
Georgetown Lancaster School, a bill to incorpo-
rate, the trustees of the, read twice, and
committed

reported with amendments, and ordered to

a third reading

read a third time, and passed

Georgia, a resolution of the Legislature of, rati-

420

692

- 1077

1086

335

report of said committee

fying the amendment to the Constitution
on the subject of titles
another, approving the measures of Govern-

1040

Giles, Mr., (of the Senate,) speech of, on the bill
for raising volunteers

Glebe Lands, Mr. Lewis presented a petition re-
specting the, of Fairfax, referred

Gold, Mr., remarks of, on the Rules and Orders
on the bill to raise volunteers

speech of, on the Navy bill

remarks of, on the Senate's amendment to
the District court bill

in the case of Rounsavell

speech of, on a bill returned with objections
by the President

on the bill to authorize the issue of Treas-
ury notes

on the embargo bill

Grundy, Mr., remarks of-continued.

on the bill to raise volunteers
speech of, on the war taxes
remarks of, on his motion relating to Ten-
nessee lands -

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1072

570

1194

796

• 1268

933

1338

1354

on the repeal of the embargo
remarks of, on the resolution to recall ab-

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