Davis, be met by proper acknowledgments and
reparation on our part.
TH. JEFFERSON.
NOVEMBER 19, 1807.
_To the House of Representatives of the United States_:
According to the request expressed in your resolution of the 18th
instant, I now transmit a copy of my proclamation interdicting our
harbors and waters to British armed vessels and forbidding intercourse
with them, referred to in my message of the 27th of October last.
TH. JEFFERSON.
NOVEMBER 23, 1807.
_To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States_:
Agreeably to the assurance given in my message at the opening of
the present session of Congress, I now lay before you a copy of the
proceedings and of the evidence exhibited on the arraignment of Aaron
Burr and others before the circuit court of the United States held in
Virginia in the course of the present year, in as authentic form as
their several parts have admitted.
TH. JEFFERSON.
NOVEMBER 23, 1807.
_To the Senate of the United States_:
Some circumstance, which can not now be ascertained, induced a belief
that an act had passed at the last session of Congress for establishing
a surveyor and inspector of revenue for the port of Stonington, in
Connecticut, and commissions were signed appointing Jonathan Palmer,
of Connecticut, to those offices. The error was discovered at the
Treasury, and the commissions were retained; but not having been
notified to me, I renewed the nomination in my message of the 9th
instant to the Senate.
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