User:George Orwell III/Presidential Proclamations
| Proc. No. | Title | Date | Volume | Pg. | |
| George Washington | |||||
| • Proclamation 1 | − | Respecting a Survey of, and defining the Limits of, the District of Columbia | January 24, 1791 | 11 Stat. | 751 |
| • Proclamation 2 | − | Respecting the Acts of James O'Fallon, in Kentucky | March 19, 1791 | 11 Stat. | 752 |
| • Proclamation 3 | − | [Tract of land granted to Pennsylvania] | March 3, 1792 | ? Stat. | ??? |
| • Proclamation 4 | − | Enjoining Neutrality as to War against France | April 22, 1793 | 11 Stat. | 753 |
| • Proclamation 5 | − | Respecting enlisting Men in Kentucky to invade a neighboring Nation | March 24, 1794 | 11 Stat. | 753 |
| • Proclamation 6 | − | Day of Public Thanksgiving appointed | January 1, 1795 | 11 Stat. | 754 |
| John Adams | |||||
| • Proclamation 7 | − | Respecting Coinage and Tender | July 22, 1797 | 11 Stat. | 755 |
| • Proclamation 8 | − | Day of Public Humiliation appointed | March 23, 1798 | 11 Stat. | 756 |
| • Proclamation 9 | − | Respecting Resistance in Pennsylvania to the Laws levying Taxes | March 12, 1799 | 11 Stat. | 757 |
| • Proclamation 10 | − | Suspending, as to St. Domingo, the Restraints of the Act of 1799, ch. 2. | June 26, 1799 | 11 Stat. | 758 |
| • Proclamation 10A | − | Suspending, as to Hispaniola, the Restraints of the Act of 1799, ch. 2. | September 6, 1800 | 11 Stat. | 759 |
| Thomas Jefferson | |||||
| • Proclamation 11 | − | [reward offered for capture of murderer of Indian Woman, Knox County, Tennessee] | November 1, 1801 | ? Stat. | ??? |
| • Proclamation 12 | − | [revision of regulation of building construction and lot improvement in D.C.] | January 25, 1802 | ? Stat. | ??? |
| • Proclamation 13 | − | [From National Intelligencer, Nov. 28, 1806: Warning good citizens of the United States] | November 28, 1806 | ? Stat. | ??? |
| • Proclamation 14 | − | Requiring Removal of British Armed Vessels from United States Ports and Waters | July 2, 1807 | 11 Stat. | 759 |
| • Proclamation 15 | − | [Warning all persons on Lake Champlain and adjacent county to dissist from domestic violence] | April 19, 1808 | ? Stat. | ??? |
| James Madison | |||||
| • Proclamation 16 | − | Respecting taking Possession of Part of Louisiana | October 27, 1810 | 11 Stat. | 761 |
| • Proclamation 17 | − | Directing the British Blockade of the Coast of the United States to be disregarded | June 29, 1814 | 11 Stat. | 762 |
| • Proclamation 18 | − | Day of Public Humiliation appointed | November 16, 1814 | 11 Stat. | 763 |
| • Proclamation 19 | − | Pardon to certain Offenders off Louisiana | February 6, 1815 | 11 Stat. | 763 |
| • Proclamation 20 | − | Day of Public Thanksgiving appointed for Peace | March 4, 1815 | 11 Stat. | 764 |
| • Proclamation 21 | − | Respecting an apprehended Invasion of the Spanish Dominions | September 1, 1815 | 11 Stat. | 765 |
| • Proclamation 22 | − | Ordering Persons to remove from the Public Lands | December 12, 1815 | 11 Stat. | 765 |
| James Monroe | |||||
| • Proclamation 23 | − | Respecting Trade in Plaster of Paris with Nova Scotia | April 23, 1818 | 3 Stat. | 791 |
| • Proclamation 24 | − | Respecting Trade in Plaster of Paris with New Bruswick | July 4, 1818 | 3 Stat. | 792 |
| • Proclamation 25 | − | Respecting Commerce with Bremen | July 24, 1818 | 3 Stat. | 792 |
| • Proclamation 25A | − | Respecting Commerce with Hamburg | August 1, 1818 | 3 Stat. | 793 |
| • Proclamation 26 | − | Respecting Commerce with Lubeck | May 4, 1820 | 3 Stat. | 794 |
| • Proclamation 27 | − | Offering Reward for the Discovery of the Murder of William Seaver | July 10, 1821 | 11 Stat. | 767 |
| • Proclamation 28 | − | Respecting the Admission of the State of Missouri into the Union | August 10, 1821 | 3 Stat. | 797 |
| • Proclamation 29 | − | Respecting Commerce with Norway | August 20, 1821 | 3 Stat. | 794 |
| • Proclamation 30 | − | Respecting Commerce with Oldenburg | November 22, 1821 | 3 Stat. | 795 |
| • Proclamation 31 | − | Respecting Commerce with France | June 24, 1822 | ? Stat. | ??? |
| • Proclamation 32 | − | Opening United States Ports to British Vessels from certain West India Ports | August 24, 1822 | 11 Stat. | 767 |
| John Quincy Adams | |||||
| • Proclamation 33 | − | Respecting Commerce with the British Colonial Ports | March 17, 1827 | 3 Stat. | 796 |
| • Proclamation 34 | − | Suspending Discriminating Duties as to Subjects of the Pope, under Act of 1824, Ch. 4. | June 7, 1827 | 11 Stat. | 768 |
| • Proclamation 35 | − | Offering Reward for Apprehension of Willis Anderson | September 10, 1827 | 11 Stat. | 769 |
| • Proclamation 36 | − | Respecting Commerce with Hanover | July 1, 1828 | 4 Stat. | 815 |
| Andrew Jackson | |||||
| • Proclamation 37 | − | Respecting Commerce with Austria | May 11, 1829 | 4 Stat. | 816 |
| • Proclamation 38 | − | Respecting Commerce with Austria | June 3, 1829 | 4 Stat. | 814 |
| • Proclamation 39 | − | Ordering Persons to Remove from Public Lands in Alabama | March 6, 1830 | 11 Stat. | 770 |
| • Proclamation 40 | − | Respecting Commerce with Oldenburg | September 18, 1830 | 4 Stat. | 814 |
| • Proclamation 41 | − | Opening United States Ports to British Vessels from Certain Islands and Provinces | October 5, 1830 | 4 Stat. | 817 |
| • Proclamation 42 | − | Ordering Persons to Remove from Public Lands in Arkansas | February 10, 1831 | 11 Stat. | 770 |
| • Proclamation 43 | − | Respecting the Nullifying Laws of South Carolina | December 10, 1832 | 11 Stat. | 771 |
| • Proclamation 43A | − | Respecting Commerce with Mechlenberg Schwerin | April 28, 1835 | 11 Stat. | 781 |
| • Proclamation 43B | − | Respecting Commerce with Tuscany | September 1, 1836 | 11 Stat. | 782 |