John Adams

March 4, 1797 to March 4, 1801

Year

Date

Document Title

1797

March 4, 1797

Adams’ Inaugural Address

 

March 25, 1797

Adams’ Proclamation for a Special Session of Congress

 

May 16, 1797

Adams’ Message to Congress about the XYZ Affair

 

June 14, 1797

Law Preventing Citizens from Privateering

 

1797

Bayard v. Singleton

 

July 6, 1797

Law Allowing Mileage to Congress

 

August 1797

Treaty with the Kingdom of Tunis

 

November 22, 1797

Adams’ First Annual Message to Congress

1798

January 23, 1798

Law Describing Mode of Taking Evidence in Contested Elections

 

January 29, 1798

Articles of Impeachment of Senator William Blount

 

February 27, 1798

Law Appropriating Money for Treaties with Indians

 

March 23, 1798

Adams’ Proclamation Appointing Day of Public Humiliation

 

April 7, 1798

Law Establishing Mississippi Territory

 

April 7, 1798

Law for Relief of Refugees from Canada

 

April 30, 1798

Law Establishing the Navy Department

 

May 4, 1798

Law Enabling President to Procure Arms

 

May 4, 1798

Law Authorizing Purchase of Gallies

 

June 13, 1798

Law Suspending Commerce with France

 

June 18, 1798

Law for Naturalization (1798)

 

June 25, 1798

Law Concerning Aliens

 

July 6, 1798

Law Respecting Alien Enemies

 

July 7, 1798

Law Declaring French Treaties Invalid

 

July 9, 1798

Law Evaluating Lands and Enumerating Slaves

 

July 11, 1798

Law Establishing Marine Corps.

 

July 14, 1798

Law Adding to Punishments of Certain Crimes

 

July 14, 1798

Law Taxing U.S. Directly

 

August 8, 1798

Calder v. Bull

 

October 2, 1798

Cherokee’s Articles of a Treaty

 

December 8, 1798

Adams’ Second Annual Message to Congress

 

December 24, 1798

Virginia Resolution

1799

February, 1799

Rhode Island and Providence Plantations’ Message to Virginia

 

February 18, 1799

Adams’ Message to Congress (Third Try at Peace with France)

 

March 2, 1799

Law Regulating the Medical Establishment

 

March 2, 1799

Law Establishing the U.S. Post-Office

 

March 2, 1799

Law Providing Security of Bail

 

June 15, 1799

New Hampshire’s Resolutions on the Virginia & Kentucky Resolutions

 

December 3, 1799

Kentucky Resolution of 1799

 

December 3, 1799

Adams’ Third Annual Message to Congress

 

December 19, 1799

Adams’ Letter to Congress announcing the Death of George Washington

 

December 23, 1799

Resolutions & Adams’ Letter about Death of George Washington

 

December 24, 1799

McPherson’s Message of the Death of Washington

 

December 29, 1799

Resolution Commemorating George Washington

1800

January 2, 1800

Law Granting Franking Privileges to William Henry Harrison

 

January 6, 1800

Resolution Celebrating Washington’s Birthday

 

January 8, 1800

Adams’ Transmittal of Letter from Martha Washington

 

February 28, 1800

Law Ceding Western Reserve of Connecticut to United States.

 

March 3, 1800

Law Defining Salvage Rights

 

April 3, 1800

Law Granting Franking to Martha Washington

 

April 4, 1800

Law Defining Bankruptcy Rights

 

April 24, 1800

Law to Make Accommodations for the Government in Washington

 

May 7, 1800

Law Establishing Indiana Territory

 

May 7, 1800

Law Enabling the President to Borrow Money for Public Service

 

May 10, 1800

Law Amending the Act Intituled “An Act to Prohibit the Carrying on the Slave Trade from the United States to any Foreign Place or Country.”

 

May 10, 1800

Land Act of 1800

 

September 30, 1800

Convention with France

 

October 1, 1800

Treaty of Ildefonso. (Spain & France)

 

November 22, 1800

Adams’ Fourth Annual Message to Congress

1801

January 30, 1801

Adams’ Proclamation for a Special Session of the Senate

 

February 11-17, 1801

Joint Session of Congress to Count the Votes of the 1800 Election

 

February 25, 1801

Law Granting Franking to John Adams

Last updated June 29, 2008