IV. 462

IV. 473

IV. 602

Commissioners appointed to lay out and
survey a road from Detroit to the
mouth of Grand river,
Confirmation of locations of certain
lands granted for the Michigan road
in Indiana,
Appropriations for laying out and open-
ing a military road from Fort How
ard, at Green Bay, to Fort Crawford,
on the Mississippi,
Appropriation for laying out and con-
structing a road from Line Creek to
Chatahoochie, and repairing the road
on which the mail is now carried, IV. 618
Appropriation for a road from the Mis-
sissippi to William Strong's, on the
St. Francis river, in the territory of
Arkansas,
IV. 650
The state of Indiana to select lands in
lieu of land formerly selected for con-
structing the Michigan road, IV. 702
Appropriations for certain roads in
Michigan,

IV. 718

IV. 718

Rules and Articles of War.

IV. 724

Rules and regulations for the govern
ment of the navy,

II. 45

Rules and articles for the government
of the army,

II. 359

IV. 753

Kunning away with Ships or Vessels.

See Crimes.

Appropriation for the completion of the
road from opposite Memphis to Little
Rock, in Arkansas,

Appropriation for a road from Columbia
to Little Rock, in Arkansas,
Appropriations for a road from the south-
ern line of Missouri to Red river, IV. 753
Road from Fort Towson to the northern
line of Louisiana,
The construction of a railroad through
the lands of the United States, at
Springfield, Massachusetts, author-
ized,

V. 17

which the railroad may pass,
Continuation of Cumberland road in
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois,
Repairs of Cumberland road, -
The right to pass over the public lands
in Florida granted to the Atchafalaya
Railroad and Banking Company, V. 196
The right to pass over the public lands
granted to the New Orleans and Car-
rolton Railroad Company,
An act of the legislature of Florida, in-
corporating the Florida Peninsula
Railroad and Steamboat Company
confirmed, and the right of way
through the public lands granted to
the company,
Appropriations for certain roads in Flo-
rida, -

Rush Island.

Proceedings to ascertain the title to Rush
Island, Louisiana, to be instituted, V. 584

Russia.

Acts imposing discriminating duties on
the vessels of Russia and their car.
goes suspended,
IV. 2
An act for the punishment of contraven-
tions of the fifth article of the conven-
tion between the United States and
Russia, of April 5, 1824, IV. 276

Russia, Treaties with.

Convention between the United States
of America and Russia. April ༑
1824,

VIII. 302

VIII. 444

Treaty with Russia. December
1832,
Sac and Fox Indians.

6

Sep-

VII. 223

Salvage.

four hours, to be one-eighth; if after
twenty-four, and under forty-eight
hours, one-fifth; if above forty-eight,
and under ninety-six hours, one-third;
and above ninety-six hours, one-half,

I. 716

Au-
VII. 229

Treaty with the Sacs and Foxes.
tember 3, 1822,
Treaty with the Sacs and Foxes.
gust 4, 1824, -
Treaty with the Sioux and Chippewas,
Sacs and Foxes, Menomonies, Iowas,
Sioux, Winnebagoes, and a portion of
the Ottawas, Chippewas, and Potta-
watimies. August 19, 1825, - VII. 272
Treaty with the Sacs and Foxes, the
Medawah-Kanton, Wahpacoota, Wah-
peton, and Sissetong bands of Sioux,
Omahas, Iowas, Ottoes, and Missou-
rias. July 15, 1830,

Treaty with the Sacs and Foxes. Sep-
tember 21, 1832,

Treaty with the Iowas, and Sacs and

Foxes. September 17, 1836,

Convention with the Sacs and Foxes,
September 27, 1836,

VII. 328

II. 18

VII. 374

Duties on salvage to be paid to John B.
Pierce,

VI. 856

VII. 511

Sandusky River.

VII. 516

Sep-

Sardinia.

Treaty with the Sacs and Foxes.

tember 28, 1836,

Treaty with the Sacs and Foxes.
ber 21, 1837, -

Treaty with the Sacs and Foxes.

Treaty with the Sacs and Foxes.
ber 11, 1842,

Safe-Conduct.

Sales of land at Sandusky river.-See
Lands of the United States.

Acts imposing discriminating duties on
vessels, &c., from Sardinia, suspended,

Savannah.

Act of April 29, 1816, -
Act of May 7, 1822,
The city authorities of Savannah au-
thorized to open certain streets, which
were closed by the works of Fort
Wayne, and to continue Bay street,
V. 311

School Lands.
Selection of school lands in Arkansas,

ted States,

III. 810

III. 810

III. 247

Penalties for violating this act,
Three thousand dollars to be distributed
among the officers and crew of the
Spanish brig Leon, for saving and
transporting to the island of Cuba the
officers and crew of the American
ship Minerva, wrecked and burnt on
the Bahama bank, -
IV. 599
An act in addition to the several acts
regulating the shipment and discharge
of seamen, and the duties of consuls,
V. 394
Acts relating to seamen of the United
States,
V. 394
Appropriations for the relief and protec-
tion of American seamen, -
V. 470
The provisions and penalties of the act
of July 16, 1798, chap. 77, extended
to the coasting trade, and measures to
be taken to secure the collection of
hospital money from the officers, sea-
men, and owners of coasting vessels,
V. 602

Appropriation for a deficiency in the ap-
propriation in 1844, for the relief and
protection of American seamen, V. 651

The amount of sea stores in his vessel

Impressed seamen,
Boatmen on the Mississippi to pay twen-
ty cents per month, and to be entitled
to the same privileges as seamen of
the United States in marine hospitals,

-

Additional allowance for transporting
destitute seamen from foreign ports to
the United States,
II. 651
An act to amend "An act for the relief
of sick and disabled seamen," and for
other purposes,
III. 192

-

III. 203

An act supplementary to the "Act con-
cerning consuls and vice-consuls, and
for the further protection of American
seamen,"
Regulation of the act of June 20, 1790,
relative to medicine chests, extended
to vessels less than one hundred and
fifty tons burden,

III. 330

See Index to the Private Laws.
Settlement of Public Accounts.

-

When any revenue officer or other per-
son shall refuse to pay public money
in his hands into the Treasury of the
United States, the Controller of the
Treasury shall institute suit against
him,
I. 512
Treasury transcripts to be admitted in
evidence,
I. 512
Notes of decisions of the courts of the
United States on Treasury statements,
transcripts, and documents, - I. 513
Proceedings in suits under this act, I.
513-515
An act further to amend the several acts
for the establishment and regulation
of the Treasury, War, and Navy De-
partments,
II. 535
Controller of the Treasury authorized to
settle certain accounts,

II. 536

An annual statement of delinquencies
to be laid before Congress,

II. 536

V. 316

Act of March 3, 1813, -

II. 816

Appropriation for the expenses of a
delegation of the Seminole Indians,
west of the Mississippi, to Florida, V. 414

Seminole Indians, Treaties with the.
Treaty with the Seminoles.

An act providing for the better organiza-
tion of the Treasury Department,
III. 592

1832,

May 9,
VII. 368

Treaty with the Seminoles.

March 28,

Notes of the decisions of the courts of the
United States in cases proceeded in
under this act, -

III. 593

See Appropriations.

An act concerning the disbursement of
public money, -

III. 723

Settlement of accounts for advances
made prior to July 1, 1815,

Settlers on Lands of the United States.

Persons occupying lands ceded to the
United States by any treaty, allowed,
on application to a register, recorder,
or marshal, to remain thereon, &c.,

Proceedings under this act, -

III. 260
III. 260

A resolution authorizing the Secretary
at War to pay any balance that may
be due to the Shawnee Indians who
served in the Florida war,
V. 800
Shawnee Indians, Treaties with the.
Treaty with the Shawnees.

January
VII. 26

VII. 87

31, 1786,
Treaty with the Delawares, Shawnees,
Pottawatimies, Miamies, Eel-Rivers,
Weas, Kickapoos, Piankeshaws, and
Kaskaskias. June 7, 1803, VII. 74
Treaty with the Wyandots, Ottawas,
Chippewas, Munsees, Delawares,
Shawnees, and Pottawatimies. July
4, 1805,
Treaty with the Chippewas, Ottawas,
Pottawatimies, Wyandots, and Shaw-
nees. November 25, 1808,
Treaty with the Wyandots, Delawares,
Shawnees, Senecas, and Miamies. July
22, 1814,
Treaty with the Wyandots, Delawares,
Senecas, Shawnees, Miamies, Chippe-
was, Ottawas, and Pottawatimies. Sep-
tember 8, 1815,

VII. 112

VII. 118

Treaty with the Wyandots, Senecas,
Shawnees, and Ottawas. September
17, 1818,

VII. 131

VII. 178

Shipping Articles.
See Seamen.

Ships and Vessels.

An act more effectually to protect the
commerce and coasts of the United
States,

I. 561

I. 574

Addition to the foregoing act,-
An act further to protect the commerce
of the United States,
I. 578
Vessels which may have been laden in
any of the ports of India, whose mas-
ter or supercargo have been compelled
to give bond, &c., to be admitted to
entry,
II. 776
An act supplementary to the act con-
cerning consuls and vice-consuls, and
for the further protection of American
seamen,
II. 203
An act supplementary to the act entitled
"An act providing passports for the
ships and vessels of the United States,"
II. 208
An act in addition to the act entitled
"An act concerning the registering
and recording of ships and vessels of
the United States," (act of 1792,) and
to the act entitled "An act to regulate
the collection of duties on imports and
tonnage," (act of 1799,)
II. 209
Penalty for forging false sea-letters,
Mediterranean passports, &c., - 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 amend the act entitled "An
act concerning the registering and
recording of ships and vessels," II. 296
An act to prevent the issuing of sea-

letters except to certain vessels, II. 568
Crews of ships and vessels to be citizens
of the United States, after the war
with Great Britain,
. II. 809
An act to authorize the Secretary of the