March $.
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March s.


Mr.. Eppes reported bill au,hor.ing the pre-
sident to employ The public armed vessels of the
United Sates,in protecting by convoy, merchanr
vessels owned wholly by CITIZENS OF the United
States, IN voyages to ports or places with which
intercourse is prohibited by the DEGREES or orders
OF the governments Of Great Britain and France,
which was twice read and referred 10 co,nmit-
tee Of the whole house.


The house resumed the consideration of the
bill concerning commercial intercourse, &c. as
amended by the senate. The house refused to
concur IN the amendments of the senate, so the
bill was reformed to the serate precisely in tht.
same form in which it first wen, from the house.


1farch 6.


Nr. Eppes reported bill making appropria-
'ions for carrying into effect certain Indian ,rea.
ties; Mr.. En- mott bill relative to returning s.
'mpancll,ng Jurors in the courts of the United
States; and Mr.. Love a bill to make putli,
road IN Washington county in the districr of Co..
unoa, which were severaiIy twice read aud the
two flrs' committed and the last ordered to be
ensrossed f3r a third reading.


a message was received from the senate inlor-
ming the house that they insisted on their amen,-
mt rs to the bill concerning commercial inter-
tercnursc, &c.


And the house agreed to insist on their diss,
grecnsnt TO the amendments of the scnates


The house also agreed 10 appoint committee
of conference.