s. 3, p.

Clearances, upon what conditions granted, s. 2, p. 146
Forfeitures and penalties,
146
Vessels going down the Mississippi to stop at fort
Adams, and those going up at Iberville, to re-
port their cargoes, &c. &c.

Penalty,

Clearances how to be obtained for ports
foreign territories,

Vessels suspected of violating embargo

stopt,

Foreign vessels prohibited from carrying

ing trade,

Penalties,

Fees, &c. &c.

Vessels may be detained by collectors,

s. 4, p. 147
s. 5, p. 147
contiguous to

s. 6, p. 148
laws may be
s. 7, p. 149
on the coast-
s. 9, p. 150
ibid.

s. 10, p. 150

s. 11, p. 150

s. 12, p. 151

Collectors in ports adjoining foreign ones, their pow
ers, &c.
Vessels already laden allowed to go with their cargoes
to other ports, &c. &c.

s. 13, p. 151

Fines, penalties and forfeitures, how mitigated or re-

s. 14, p. 151.
Trade with the Indians permitted through the ports of
the United States,

s. 15, p. 152
Direct or indirect exportation of specie, &c. &c. prohi.

bited,

Penalties-Proviso,

chap. 72, s. 1, p. 184
chap. 72, s. 1, p. 184

Permits, lading of vessels, &c. &c.
s. 2, p 186
Collectors in certain cases, to withhold permits, ibid.
Vessels already laden to be discharged, on the requisi

tion of collectors,

s. 3, p. 187
General permits may be granted to coasting vessels-

Conditions,

chap. 72, s. 4, p. 187

Proofs to be furnished of the relanding of cargoes, &c.

of the President, &c. &c.

s. 10, p. 193
Land and naval forces of the United States may be em-
ployed for preventing violations of the embargo
laws,
chap. 72, s. 11, p. 194
Penalties and forfeitures, how to be mitigated or re

mitted,

s. 12; p. 195

Certain vessels may be employed in aid of the embar-

go,

s. 13, p. 196

Permissions to dispatch vessels, no longer allowed,

Continuance of this act,

s. 14, p. 196

s. 15, p. 196

Embargo raised, except as to England and France,

s. 16, p. 254

s. 19, p. 256

Continuance of this act-Repeal of the embargo acts,

EVANS, OLIVER.

A patent may be granted to him by the Secretary of

State,

F.

chap. 13, p. 20

FINES, PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES.

Penalties under the embargo law,
Distribution of fines, &c. &c.

chap. 8, s. 5, p. 13

s. 6, p. 13

Penalties for detention of vessels at the Washington

Bridge,

chap. 15, s. 10, p. 30
For not keeping bridge in order, &c. &c.

Penalties and forfeitures under embargo laws, how to
be remitted or mitigated, chap. 72, s. 12, p. 195
Forfeitures and penalties under the non-intercourse law,
chap. 91, s. 5, 6, & 7, p. 246, & 247
Saving of penalties, &c. &c. under the non-importation
s. 17, & 18, p. 254, & 255
Penalty for not keeping the Georgetown and Alexan.
dria turnpike in order, chap. 98, s.12, p. 282
For evading the payment of tolls,

act,

s. 13, p. 283

GUN BOATS. See Navy of the United States.

Letters and packets to him may be carried by mail, free

of postage,

chap. 87, p. 2057

s. 4, p. 209

Government of Indiana, how affected by this act,

Suits, &c. &c. how disposed of,

S. 5, P. 210

s. 6, p. 210

Collection of taxes due to Indiana, not affected,

Kaskaskia, made the stat of government,

IMPOSTS.

s. 7, p. 211

s. 8, p. 211

Payment of duties on the importation of coffee, &c. &c.

suspended,
chap. 30, s. 1, p. 63
Old bonds to be given up, and new ones received in

their place,
s. 2, p. 63
Same regulations with regard to goods stopt by the em-
bargo, and laden on board vessels for re-expor-
tation when it went into operation. s. 3, p. 65
Conditions on which an extension of credit is allowed,
s. 4, p. 65
chap. 34, p. 75

Duties remitted on a monument,
Plymouth district, formed out of that of Edenton,

chap. 51, s. 1, p. 137

s. 2, p. 138

St. Mary's out of that of Nanjemoy,
Augusta, in district of Bath, made a port of delivery.

s. 3, p. 133

Certain duties may be remitted by Comptroller,

chap. 65, s. 8, p. 149

Payment of bonds for duties on certain articles suspend-

ed,

Money in certain cases to be refunded,

INDIANA TERRITORY.

Secretary of. See Compensations.

chap. 76, s. 1, p. 203

S. 2, p. 204

chap. 2, p. 4

Qualifications of electors in,

Indiana territory divided-Illinois formed out of it,

How affected by establishment of Illinois territory,

chap. 24, p. 54

chap. 80, s. 1, p. 208

s. 5, p. 210

Taxes, not affected by this act,

whom, &c. &c.

s. 7, p. 211
Delegate from Indiana to be elected to Congress, by
chap. 86, s. 1, p. 235
Returns of the election, how to be made, s. 2, p. 235
Representatives to the legislative council, how to be

chosen,

s. 3, p. 235

General assembly to apportion the representation,

s. 4, p. 236

INDIANS AND INDIAN TRIBES. See Trea.
ties and lands of the United States.

Further appropriation for carrying on trade and inter-
course with Indian tribes, chap. 101, s. 1, p. 286

Repeal of a provision in a former law,

Continuance of this act,

s. 2, p. 287

s. 3, p. 287

s. 3, p. 133

What persons may be placed on the pension list-

Persons disabled in actual service since the war, may be

placed on the list,

How pensions are to be paid,

s. 4, p. 134
chap. 58, s. 5, p. 135

Certain pensions to be paid at the seat of government,

chap 71, p. 183

Secretary of War's authority under this act,

Of what judges the circuit court of the 2d circuit s

chap. 29, .5

Sessions of the circuit court of Georgia, tout

forward at Milledgeville,

Terms of the district court of North