The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06


| An act to erect a lighthouse on point Ju-
| dith, i'll the state of Rhc1e-Island.
| An act making appropriations for the sup
| port ofthe navy of the U. S. during the year
| one thousand eight hundred and eight
An act TO revive and continue certain
causes and proceedings in the district court
of the district of Columbia.
An act making appropriations for carry
| ing into effect certain Indian treaties.
| An act to provide for the payment of GER
tain eXpenccs incurred in the inquiry into
| the conduct of John Smith, Il Senator from
Ohio.
| An act extending the right of suffrage in
| the Indiana territory.
| An act supplementary to the act, intitu-
led &c An act to prohibit the importation of
certain goods, weres and merchandise"
| An act making further provision for the
disposal of the sections ofland heretofore re-
served forthe future disposition of Congress.
An act making additional compensation
to the marshals for the district Of North-Ca
rolina and New-Jersey.
An act for the relief of Samuel Whiting
Resolution to authorize the disposition of
certain charts ofthe coast. of North Carolina.
| An act to allow the importation of old cop
per, salt-petre, and sulphur, free of duty.
An act making appropriations for the sup
port OF the military establishment of the u
nitcd States, Tor the year one thousand eight
hundred ard eight.
Anact for the relief Edward Weld, Sa-
muel Beebee, and John Davidson.
! An act forsextending the terms Of credit
on revenue bonds in certain cases, and for
other purposes.
| An act in further addition to an act, en-
titled 6 An act to amend the judicial system
of the u. So
| An act for procuring an additional number
OF arms, and for the purchase of salt-petre
and sulphur.
| An act in addition to the act, entitled 'tAn
act supplementary to the act, Untitled can
act laying an embargo on all ships and YES
sells in the ports and harbors of the U S.
An act renting the duties payable on the
importation of monument to be erected in
memory of the officers of the United States
navy, who fell during the attack made on
the city of Tripoli in the year one thousand
eight hundred and four. -
An act granting William Wells the right of
lpre-emption.
An act for erecting lighthouse on the
south point Of the Island of Sapelo, and for
| placing buoys and beacons in the shoals of
the inlet leading to the town of Darien, and
near the entrance of Ipswich harbor, near
| Plymouth harbor, before the harbor of Nan
tucket, and on the island of Tuckanuck, at
or near the entrance of Connecticut river,
andn the entrance of Great Egg Harbor
river.
An act extending the time for issuing and
locating military land warrants
| An act to amend the act, entitled g" An act
establishing circuit courts, and abridging
the jurisdiction of the district courts for the
districts of Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio"
An act farther toprolong the continuance
| of the mint at PHILADELPHIA
| An act concerning the sale of the lands of
the United States, and for other purposes.
| An act authorizing detachment from the
militia of the United States.
An act authorizing the sale of public
arms,
| And act to raise, for limited time, an
additional military force.
| An act to authorize the TRANSPORTATION of
certain documents by mail, free of postage.
| An act to revive and continue in force An
act declaring the assent of Congress to GER
tain acts ofthe state of Maryland and Geor-
gia.''
| An act to continue in force for q further
| time an act intituled An act for the more
eifectual preservation of peace in the ports
and harbors of the U. S. and in the waters
under their jurisdiction
An act for the relief of the legal represen-
tatives of Thomas Barcklay, deceased.
An act concerning public contracts.
| An act for the establishment of turnpike
company in the county of Alexandria, in the
district of Columbia
| An act for the relief of Matthew Smith
and Darius Gates, Jointly, and Darius Gates,
separately.
An act to continue in force an act, intiuled
AN act to extend jurisdiction in certain ca
ses to state judges and state courts"
| An act to authorize the President of the
III. States, under certain conditions, to sus-
pend the operation of the act laying ar
lembargo on all ships and vesaels in the ports
and harbors of the u. S. and the several acts
supplementary thereto.
J An act making provision far arming and e.
quippiHg the whole body of the militia Of the
United States.
An act for the relief of Phillip Turner.
| An act to alter the time for the next meet
ing of Congress.
An act to establish certain post roads in
the states of Georgia and Ohio.
An act concerning invalid pensioners.
| An act making an appropriation to sup
| ply a deficiency in an appropriation for the
support of government during the present
year, and making an appropriation for de
fraying the expenses incident to the valua-
ton of Hoases and lands, and the enumera-
ton of slaves within the u. States.
An act making appropriations for the sup
port of an additional military force for the
year 1903.
An act to make Plymouth in North Caro-.