John Quincy Adams 1825-1829

John Quincy Adams

March 4, 1825 to March 4, 1829

Year	Date	Document Title
1825	March 4, 1825	Adams’ Inaugural Address
	July 4, 1825	Everett’s Speech “The Issue in the Revolution”
	From 1825 to 1835	Campbell's Experiences in the Rocky Mountain Fur Trade
	December 5, 1825	Convention of Peace, Amity, Commerce & Navigation with the Federation of Centre America
	December 6, 1825	Adams’ First Annual Message to Congress
	December 26, 1825	Adams’ Message to the Senate on the Panama Congress
1826	January 15, 1826	Adams’ Letter to the House of Representatives Concerning the Panama Convention
	March 15, 1826	Adams’ Letter to the House of Representatives Concerning the Panama Convention
	April 4, 1826	Law Appropriating Mission to Panama Congress
	May 20, 1826	Law Regulating Summoning Grand Jurors
	May 25, 1826	Law Amending Establishment of Florida Territory
	December 5, 1826	Adams’ Second Annual Message to Congress
	December 23, 1826	Treaty with the Sandwich Islands
1827	February 2, 1827	Martin v. Mott
	March 2, 1827	Law Adjusting Claims of the Treaty of Ghent
	December 4, 1827	Adams’ Third Annual Message to Congress
1828	January, 1828	American Insurance Co. v. Canter
	April 17, 1828	Law Appointing Agents to Settle Controversy with Great Britain
	May 6, 1828	Cherokee Treaty
	May 19, 1828	Law Authorizing Revision of Boundary between Arkansas & Louisiana
	May 19, 1828	Law Punishing Contraventions of Treaty between Russia & U.S.
	May 23, 1828	Law Relieving Representatives of Merriwether Lewis
	May 24, 1828	Law Amending Naturalization (1828)
	May 24, 1828	Law Appropriating for Suppression of Slave Trade
	May 24, 1828	Law Enabling President to Hold Treaty with Various Tribes
	December 2, 1828	Adams’ Fourth Annual Message to Congress
	February 11. 1829	Joint Session of Congress to Count the Votes of the 1828 Elections

Last updated August 02, 2006