An act relating to the recording, regis-
tering, and enrolling of ships or ves-
sels in the district of Orleans,
An act to authorize the Secretary of the
Treasury to provide new certificates
of registry,

II. 818

Appropriation for defraying the expense

of registering ships and vessels, III. 235
Sce Index to the Private Laws.
See also Ships and Vessels.

Release from a Bond to the United States.
See Index to the Private Laws.

Release from a Debt due the Post-Office.

Asa Herring released from a debt due
the Post-office by William Myers, VI. 376
Release from a Debt due the United States.

Trustees of Georgetown College released
from a debt due the United States, VI. 373
Thomas Griffin released from a debt due
the United States,

Release from Fines and Forfeitures.
See Index to the Private Laws.

Release of Land by the United States.
See Index to the Private Laws.

Release of Sureties.

See Index to the Private Laws.

Repayment of Money illegally collected.

The act of March 3, 1817, continued in
force for three years,

III. 606

An act to continue in force the act en-
titled "An act to provide for reports of
the decisions of the Supreme Court of
the United States," passed the third
of March, 1817, (obsolete,)
III. 768
A reporter to be appointed by the Su-
preme Court, with a compensation of
one thousand dollars annually, - IV. 205
An act to provide for the reports of the
decisions of the Supreme Court of the
United States,

Representatives in Congress.

Under the Constitution,
According to the first census,
According to the second census,
According to the third census,
According to the fourth census,
According to the fifth census,
According to the sixth census,

Retaliation.

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V. 545

L. 10
I. 253

II. 128

II. 669

III. 651

IV. 516

V. 491

II. 829

I. 145

I. 336

I. 461

I. 556

I. 569

I. 621

Act of March 2, 1799, sect. 98, 99, - I. 699

VI. 397

The claim of Louis Chretien to be paid,
VI. 338

Repayment of a Surety.

Thomas Hewes, surety of James Jones,
to be repaid money paid as surety, VI. 322

Reporter, and Reports of the Decisions of the
Supreme Court.

An act to provide for reports of the deci
sions of the Supreme Court, (expired,)
III. 376

Distribution of the copies of the reports,

Salary of the reporter, -

Revenue Laws.

III. 376
III. 376

Revolutionary Land Warrants.

III. 376

Notes of acts in relation to reporter and
reports of the decisions of the Supreme
Court,

I. 114

II. 670

III. 315

III. 318

The road laid out from the foot of the
rapids of the river Miami of Lake Erie
to be altered,
III. 285
Repairs of roads in Tennessee, Louisi-
ana, and Georgia,
An act authorizing the surveying and
making a road in the territory of Illi-
nois,
Four thousand dollars appropriated for
cutting a road from Tennessee river
to near the south end of the Chickasaw
old town,
III. 377
Appropriation for repair of the roads in
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and
Mississippi,
III. 412
An act to authorize the appointment of
commissioners to lay out a road from
Wheeling to the Mississippi river, III. 604

Additional appropriations for the road
from St. Augustine to Pensacola, in
Florida,
IV. 94

A road to be marked out from the west-
ern frontiers of Missouri to the con-
fines of New Mexico,
IV. 100
A road to be opened in the territory of
Florida from Tampa bay to Wantons
and Colerain, on the St. Mary's river,
IV. 132
A road to be made from Little Rock to
Cantonment Gibson, in Arkansas, IV. 135
A road from Detroit to Chicago to be
opened,
IV. 135
Appropriation for the repair of a post-
road between Jackson and Columbus,
Mississippi,

IV. 154

Registers and Receivers of the Land-Office.
Registers and receivers of land-offices to
be paid for the extra services rendered
by them under the act for the relief of
the purchasers of public lands, - IV. 193
Registers of Wills in the District of Columbia.
An act to regulate the fees of the regis-

ters of wills in the several counties
within the District of Columbia, IV. 71

Registry of Ships and Vessels.

An act for registering and clearing ves-
sels, regulating the coasting trade, and
for other purposes,

I.

55

Above act amended and explained, I. 94
An act concerning the registering and
recording of ships and vessels, (ex-
pired,)

Act of March 2, 1797,

Act of March 2, 1803,

I. 229

I. 498
II. 209

An act relating to the recording, regis-
tering, and enrolling of ships or ves-
sels in the district of Orleans, II. 259
An act to authorize the Secretary of the
Treasury to provide new certificates
of registry,
Appropriation for defraying the expense

II. 818

of registering ships and vessels, III. 235
See Index to the Private Laws.
See also Ships and Vessels.

Release from a Bond to the United States.
See Index to the Private Laws.

Release from a Debt due the Post-Office.

Asa Herring released from a debt due
the Post-office by William Myers, VI. 376
Release from a Debt due the United States.

Trustees of Georgetown College released
from a debt due the United States, VI. 373
Thomas Griffin released from a debt due
the United States,
VI. 397

Release from Fines and Forfeitures.

See Index to the Private Laws.

Release of Land by the United States.
See Index to the Private Laws.

Release of Sureties.

See Index to the Private Laws.

Repayment of Money illegally collected.

Act of March 3, 1845,

Revenue Laws.

Duties in certain cases refunded, . II. 513
Appeals to lie from the Circuit Court to
the Supreme Court in any civil suit
arising under the revenue laws, with-
out regard to the amount in contro-
versy,
- V. 658

Revolt

Of seamen on board of merchant vessels.
Act of April 3, 1790, sect. 8,
See Crimes.

Revolutionary Land Warrants.

I. 114

III. 727

A road to be made from the lower rapids
of the Miami of Lake Erie, to Con-
necticut western reserve,
The President to cause the United States'
mail road from Nashville to New Or-
leans to be repaired and improved,
III. 779
Commissioners to be appointed to open a
road from opposite Memphis to Little
Rock, Arkansas compensation of
commissioners, assistants, &c., - IV. 5
A public road to be opened from Pensa-
cola to St. Augustine,
IV. 5
The troops of the United States to open
the road,
A route from Cape Sable to the road from
St. Augustine to Pensacola to be sur-
veyed,
Road from St. Augustine to Pensacola,

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IV. 6

IV.

6

6

IV.
A road to be explored and completed from
a point on the Ohio river to Detroit,

IV. 71