Mr. Appleton returns to his seat

396

Adjourned, daily hour to which the House shall stand, 12 o'clock

propositions to meet at 11 o'clock, rejected -
House to meet at 11 o'clock, agreed to

Adjournment of the session, motion to close it on Saturday night

Alabama, members from, appear, viz.

7

172, 214, 240

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276

445

Clement C. Clay, Samuel W. Mardis

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Dixon H. Lewis

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22

establish pension agency in

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48, 133

(See bills H. R. No. 658.)

proposition to establish an additional pension agency in
resolutions of Legislature, relative to proceedings in

Aliens, embrace in one act all provisions relating to naturaliza-

Appalachicola river and harbor, report on improvement of 181, 184, 212

(See bills H. R. No. 714.)

441

Appointments of members of Congress to office, list of 80, 91, 97, 228, 256

Appeals from Speaker's decisions

Appropriations for payment of pensions -

(See bills H. R. No. 642.)

for Engineer Department, proceedings respecting
for Engineer and Ordnance Departments

(See bills H. R. No. 224.)

Page.

106

120

for the naval service in 1833

133

city of Washington

(See bills H. R. No. 721.)

Arkansas Territory, A. H. Sevier, Delegate from, appears

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charges preferred against Judge Johnson, of

7
179

land granted for seminary of learning to be
sold, and buildings to be erected
(See bills H. R. No. 700.)

War

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(See bills H. R. No. 672.)

Armories, expenditures and work in 1832, at the national

• Ferry armory

Army Register for 1833, furnished members of the House
Army, digest of laws relating to the, reported by the Secretary of

proposition to confer rank on officers of the pay depart-

(See bills H. R. No. 645.)

rangers disbanded, and regiment of dragoons authorized

statement of the expenditure of the appropriations in 1832,
for the

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443

vote on purchase and repairs of buildings at Harper's

111

152

159

(See bills H. R. No. 686.)

prohibition against whipping repealed as to deserters

(See bills H. R. No. 126.)

Arnold, Elias, and R. Payne, relief granted to

(See bills S. No. 93.)

Ashtabula creek, Ohio, remove obstructions at mouth

(See bills H. R. No. 714.)
Assay offices in gold region, proceedings respecting
(See bills H. R. No. 84.)

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Assay of foreign coins at the Mint, report of
Asylums, Orphan, Georgetown, benefit of female

(See bills H. R. No. 667.)

Legislature of, favor half breed Indians

Legislature, Cherokee boundary

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sell public lands to States,

reduce price public lands, &c.

citizens of, University lands

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31

124

171

219, 250

Alabama, inhabitants Madison county, post

inhabitants of, Indian depredations, 1812, 13, 14,

38

69

75

75

75

314

219, 278

inhabitants of Benton, post

Legislature of, pre-emption

Anthony, Michael

Anderson, John

Andrews, Caleb

tonnage duty, Mobile

South Carolina ordinances
nullification

320

361

401

26, 76, 145

Andrews, Clement

Andrews, James

(See bill No. 293)

Armstrong, Thos. and Eliz'h

69

Arts, American Academy of Fine. (See J. Herring.) -

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, contract for carrying mail on
Bank of the United States, President recommends sale of United

186

States' stock in.

15

bill for sale of United States' stock in the, rejected
observations of President respecting conduct of, in redemp-

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325

tion of three per cent. stock

15

inquiry as to safety of public deposites in, recommended

by the President

call for the report of the person appointed to examine the
affairs of the

- 26, 38, 61

of three per cents.

proceedings relative to printing the report of the agent

call for correspondence relative to postponement of payment

report Committee Ways and Means, respecting conduct and

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38, 43

34, 42, 49, 61, 106

solvency of

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450

report of minority of committee on same subject
resolution declaratory of safety of public deposites in the
resolution of Vermont for recharter of

Banks in the different States, statements of the affairs of
Banks in District Columbia, statements of the affairs of
Banks, broken, report respecting debts due to the United

Barney's Chart of Exchange, proposition to purchase
Barracks, proposition to erect at Savannah
Bastrop's claim to land, provision for ascertaining title to

Bill for improvement of harbors and rivers, returned by the

84 A bill to establish assay offices of the
United States' Mint in the districts
of North Carolina, Georgia, South
Carolina and Virginia

102 A bill to establish a land office in the
Territory of Michigan

114 A bill to revive and amend an act en-
titled "An act to incorporate a
company for making a certain turn-
pike road in the city of Washing-
ton, in the District of Columbia"
123 A bill providing for a grant of land
to the New England Asylum for
the Blind, and for the New York
Institution for the instruction of the
Deaf and Dumb

126 A bill to improve the condition of the
army of the United States, and to
prevent desertion

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85 281 287,305

306

175 A bill for the relief of the heirs of
Jean Baptiste Saucier

492

66

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71 211 242, 254

71, 112 172, 179

258

66

71 259 260, 275

211

280

66

71 112 172, 179

211

188 A bill granting pensions to Daniel Fel-
ton and Samuel Frothingham
189 A bill granting pensions to Leonard
Houston and John D. Howard
190 A bill granting pensions to John Vin-
yard, William Howell, Abner Pee-
bles, Jabez Hawes, Jabez Win-
chester, and Rufus Gibbs

192 A bill for the relief of John Fogg
193 A bill granting pensions to Cornelius
Lambert, Abraham Hitchcock, El-
nathan Weed, Moses Higgins, Abi-
jah Holmes, William Jackson, Si-
meon Chase, and Richard Clarke
194 A bill granting pensions to Winthrop
Davis, Simeon Bullock, Nelson
Miller, Oliver May, Jona'n Pearce,
and Joshua Crosby