Circuit Court jurisdiction given to the
court,
Regulation of sessions, III. 503; IV.
19, 434; V. 215

Regulation of sessions-jurisdiction, V. 789
District Court of Illinois:
Established,

District Court of Rhode Island:
Established,

II. 166
Regulation of the sessions, II. 166, 390;
III. 576, 611

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IV. 444

Sessions, when and where to be held, I.
128; II. 273

District Court of Ohio:
Established,

District Court of Mississippi:

Organization of the court,

Circuit Court jurisdiction conferred, IV. 444
Time and place of holding the court,
III. 413, 611; IV. 399, 773; V. 247
District Court of Missouri:
Established,

Regulations,

III. 653
III. 653

Circuit Court jurisdiction conferred, IV. 444
District Court of Louisiana:

Sessions and jurisdiction of the court,
&c.,

Jurisdiction abridged,

I. 73

II. 201
II. 201, 202
. II. 420
Terms of the court changed, II. 568;
IV. 18, 187; V. 488, 652
District Court of Virginia:
Established,
Regulation of the sessions, I. 75; II.
165, 273; III. 112, 411, 540, 666, IV.
131, 184, 239; V. 61, 534, 547, 597,
652, 655
District Court of North Carolina:
Established,
I. 126
Regulation of the sessions, I. 126; II.
18, 123, 162, 413; IV. 186, 254
District Court of Tennessee:
Established,
Jurisdiction same as that of the District
Court of Kentucky,

I. 73

Articles of agreement with

January 8, 1821,

Convention with the Creeks.

VII. 171

January 8,

VII. 215

the Creeks.

VII. 217

Treaty with the Creeks. January 24,

12, 1825,

Supplementary article to the treaty with
the Creeks of Jan. 24, 1826. March
31, 1826,

Articles of agreement with the

VII. 283
Creeks.

November 15, 1827,

VII. 307

Treaty with the Creeks.

March 24,

1832,

VII. 366

VII. 417

Articles of agreement with the Creeks.
February 14, 1833,

Continuation of the act of June 5, 1794,
prohibiting violations of the neutrality
of the United States, without limitation
of time,
II. 54
Punishment of a person who shall cast
II. 290
away a vessel at sea,
Persons may be tried and punished for
crimes under the revenue laws in five
years from the time of commission, II. 290
Notes of decisions of the courts on the
acts of Congress punishing the destroy-
II. 230
ing a vessel at sea,
Crimes committed within the Indian
III. 388
boundary,

IV. 116
Decisions on the 10th section of the act
relating to forcing on shore any officer
or seaman of a vessel abroad, to leave
him in a foreign port,
Decisions of the Supreme Court on the
12th section of the act punishing ex-
tortion,

IV. 117

IV. 118

Decisions of the courts of the United
States on the 17th section of the act
punishing forging of treasury notes or
other public securities, IV. 119, 120
Persons convicted of a criminal offence
against the United States to be treated
as convicts of the state or territory in
which they are convicted, June 30,
1834,
IV. 739
Decisions of the courts of the United
States on the offence of revolt, IV. 775
Punishment of revolt and mutiny on
board of any American ship, March 3,
1835,
IV. 776
Punishment of endeavour to make a re-
volt,
IV. 776
Punishment of masters and other officers
for maltreatment of the crew, IV. 776
Punishment for standing mute, IV. 777
The court may order sentence to be exe-
cuted in the house of correction,
The collectors required to seize any
vessel, &c., which may be provided
for any military expedition into any
conterminous country at peace with
the United States, March 10, 1838,
(expired,)
V. 212
Vessels are to be seized when there is
reason to believe the same are des-
tined to be employed in any military
expedition against a conterminous
country at peace with the United
States,
The District Court empowered to try all
cases coming under this act, V. 213

.

IV. 777

V. 212

lenges to fight a duel in the district of
Columbia, July 20, 1839, -

Crimes in the District of Columbia.

V. 318

IV. 148

An act for the punishment of crimes in
the District of Columbia,
Croghan, George, and others.

A gold medal to George Croghan, and a
sword to the officers under his com-
mand, for their gallantry and good
conduct in the defence of Fort Ste-
phenson, in 1813, given by Congress,
February 13, 1835,

Crow Indians.

IV. 792

VII. 266

Treaty with the Crows. August 4, 1825,
Cultivation of the Vine and Olive.

An act to lay out and make a road from
Cumberland, in Maryland, to the state
of Ohio, March 29, 1806, -
II. 357
Note of the acts which have been passed
relating to the Cumberland road. II. 357
Additional appropriation for the Cumber-
land road,-
II. 555
Addition to the act for laying out a road
from Cumberland, in Maryland, to the
State of Ohio,
- II. 661
An act in addition to the act to regulate
the laying out and making a road from
Cumberland, in Maryland, to the State
of Ohio,
Appropriation of 100,000 dollars for lay-
ing out and making the Cumberland
road, February 14, 1815, -

Assent of Congress to an act of the lé-
gislature of Ohio, for the preservation
and repair of the Cumberland or Na-
tional road in Ohio, March 2, 1831, IV. 483
Decision of the Supreme Court in the
case of Neil, Moore and Co. v. The
State of Ohio, upon the construction of
the act of the legislature of Ohio relat-
ing to the Cumberland road, as to the
toll on the road,
IV. 483
Assent of Congress to an act of the as-
sembly of Virginia, entitled, "An act
concerning the Cumberland road,"
passed February 7, 1832. March 2,
1832,

IV. 655

Customs, Officers of the.

The books of the collector of the customs
to be delivered to his successor, I. 274
Officers of the customs restricted from
trading in the funded debt or in foreign
merchandise, (repealed,)
I. 67, 281
Collectors of the customs allowed to dis-
pose of their interest in the funds, &c.,
and restricted from importing goods
and merchandise, or owning, or being
the agent for others owning ships or
vessels,
I. 337
Collectors to keep accounts of their
emoluments and expenses, which are
to be laid before Congress annually, I. 417
Division of fees among collectors, &c., I. 503
Duties and powers of collectors of the

customs,

-

I. 627
On the decease of a collector of the cus-
toms, his duties and powers shall de-
volve on the officer next in authority,
I. 627
Bribery of officers of the customs pun-
ished, -

I. 627

I. 627

İ. 627

Distribution of fees, fines, and forfeit-
ures incurred under the acts relating
to imports and tonnage,
Inspectors, weighers, measurers, and
gaugers to be employed and paid by
collectors of the customs,
Commissions on duties bonded to the
United States, on the death or resigna-
tion of a collector, to be equally di-
vided with his successor in office, I. 627
Bonds for duties to be deposited in bank
for collection,

II. 72
Suits against collectors in their official
character may be removed to the Cir-
cuit Courts of the United States, III. 233
Collectors and officers of the customs to
be appointed for four years, and to be
commissioned under seal,

III. 582
Officers of the customs to render, under
oath, an account of their fees and
emoluments,
III. 693
Secretary of the Treasury to limit and
fix the compensation of any deputy
of a collector, naval officer, or sur-
veyor,
III. 693
Officers of the customs taking unlawful
fees to be dismissed from office, and to
pay a fine,
III. 693
Bonds to be given by collectors, naval
officers, and surveyors, on entering into
office,
I. 627; V. 661
Damages,

To be assessed by the courts in judg.
ments on bonds, &c.,
I. 82
On writs of error to the Supreme Court,

Damages for Maritime Captures.

V. 328

See Mint of the United States-Coins of

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- Foreign Coins.

the United States
See also Index to vol. V.

Customs.

See Duties.

I. 85

See Index to the Private Laws, vol. VI. 956
Damages to Property by the Indians.

See Index to the Private Laws, vol. VI. 956

Danish Consul at Tripoli.

Acknowledgment of Congress of the ser-
vices of the Danish consul at Tripoli,
April 10, 1806, -
II. 410

Destruction of certificates of public debt,
limitation of claims for,

I. 353

Acts for the relief of insolvent debtors,

I. 265, 370, 482
Limitation of claims on the United

States, I. 245, 353, 371, 410, 580
The President of the United States au-
thorized to borrow three millions four
hundred thousand dollars for the use
of the United States, May 7, 1800, II. 60
Appropriations of the loan,
II. 60

An act making provision for the redemp-
tion of the whole of the public debt
of the United States, April 29, 1802,
(obsolete,)
II. 167
Debt of eleven millions of dollars created
for the purpose of carrying into effect
the treaty with France by which
Louisiana was ceded to the United
States, Nov. 10, 1803,
II. 245
The President authorized to borrow two
millions of dollars towards the extra-
ordinary expenses of intercourse with
foreign nations,

- II. 349

Repeal of any of the acts which author-
ize the receipt of evidence of public
debt in payment for public lands, II. 405
An act supplementary to the act making
provision for the redemption of the
whole of the public debt of the United
States, February 11, 1807,
Note of acts for the redemption of the
public debt,

II. 415

II. 415

Powers of the commissioners of the sink-

An act authorizing a loan of money for
a sum not exceeding the amount of
the principal of the public debt, re-
imbursable during the year 1810, May
1, 1810,
II. 610
An act authorizing a loan of money for
a sum not exceeding five millions of
dollars, March 2, 1811, (obsolete,) II. 656
An act authorizing a loan not exceeding
eleven millions of dollars, March 14,
1811,

Transfer of stock created under act of
November, 1803,
II. 771

An act authorizing a subscription for the
old six per cent. and deferred stocks,
and providing for an exchange of the
II. 783

same,

II. 694