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THE CONGRESSIONAL JOURNALS OF THE UNITED STATES
PARTI OF THE

NATIONAL STATE PAPERS OF THE UNITED STATES SERIES,
1789-1817

The Journal of
the Senate

including

The Journal of

the Executive Proceedings
of the Senate

JOHN ADAMS ADMINISTRATION 1797-1801

Volume 5:

SIXTH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION;
NOVEMBER, 1800-MARCH, 1801

MICHAEL GLAZIER, INC.
1210 A King Street
Wilmington, Delaware 19801

Every effort has been made to locate the best preserved and most
legible copy of the original documents, some of which have suffered
from the ravages of time. The facsimiles faithfully reflect the
condition of the originals. New and precise technology has been
employed in the reproduction process to enhance readability yet
preserve the flavor of the original to the best of our ability.

Printed in the United States of America.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 5

NOTE ON THE PRINTERS, LEGISLATIVE

JOURNAL, Way and Groff

NOTE ON THE PRINTER, EXECUTIVE

JOURNAL, Duff Green

JOURNAL OF THE SENATE

Sixth Congress, Second Session

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● For the complete list of and biographical notes

on the members of the Senate, together with the

Executive and Judicial officers, for the Fifth

and Sixth Congresses, please refer to Volume 1

of this series.

The original pagination of the Legislative
Journal has been allowed to stand. For the sake
of continuity, new page numbers have been
added to the bottom of the supplementary
matter and the Executive Journal, and these are
marked in this Table with an asterisk.

WAY & GROFF Printers of the original edition of this volume

Little is known about these two printers except that they printed in Philadelphia, 1798-1800. They followed the government to Washington and received some printing contracts and, among other titles, printed Rules & Articles for the Better Government of the Troops...of the United States of America.

The original edition of this volume was issued under their imprint: "Washington: Printed by Way & Groff, North E Street. 1800." But as the session did not end until March 3, 1801, the date is incorrect.