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Northern boundary of Ohio. On the subject of the

1

45
Nollification. Message on the subject of

1 42
Nullification. Resolutions of the Legislature of Indiana against 2 67
Sollification. Resolutions of Legislature of Pennsylvania
against, (two of this No.)

19
Nollification. Citizens of Easton, Pennsylvania, opposed to,
and in favor of the American System

73
Nalification. Citizens of Philadelphia opposed to, and in
favor of protecting duties

2 79
Nailification and a reduction of duties. Legislature of Mas-
sachusetts opposed to

2 81
Nallification. Citizens of Middlesex county, Massachusetts,
in favor of protecting duties, and opposed to

2 85
Nullification. Resolutions of the Legislature of Delaware
opposed to the ordinance of South Carolina -

2

90
Nullification. Citizens of Portsmouth, New Hampshire,

opposed to, but in favor of a reduction of duties 2 99
Nollification. Farmers, merchants, mechanics, and manu-

facturers of Newcastle county, Delaware, for protec-
ting duties, and against

2 100
Nullification. Legislature of Illinois against

103
Nullification. Inhabitants of Saratoga county, New York,

in favor of the tariff, and the President's message re-
lative to

3 124
Nullification. Legislature of Kentucky against

3 142
Nullification. Legislature of Alabama, relative to -

3 141
Nullification. Legislature of New Jersey opposed to 3 140

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Oak, Live. On the subject of

23
Osce. Appointments of members of Congress to, since 3d
March, 1825, statement of -

2 76 & 77
Offcers of the revolution. Construction of the resolution of

Congress of 15th May, 1778, relative to half-pay,
commutation, bounty lands, &c., to certain -

3 132
Oficers of the navy. Relative to the pay, &c. of the 3 133
Offeers of the customs.

Emoluments of the, and expendi-
tures for collection, &c.

3 146
Oficers United States courts. Fees of

3 148
Ohio. Northern boundary of

1 42
Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Improvement of the naviga-

2 66
Ohio and Chesapeake Canal Company. Memorial of the

93
Ohio and Chesapeake canal. Memorial of inhabitants of
Pennsvlvania in favor of

1 12
Ordnance Department. Report from the

1 2 137
Ordnance of South Carolina Legislature, rejected by the Le-
gislature of Delaware

90
Orphau Asylum, Female, of Georgetown. Petition of the 1 31
Orphan Asylum, Female, of Alexandria. Petition of the 65
Osboro, James, et al., revolutionary soldiers. Memorial of 1 14
O'Sullivan, Mary. Memorial of -

tion of

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Poctole, a French ship

1 26
Patents for useful inventions granted in 1832

3 130
Patents which have expired in 1832

2 70
Paymaster General. Report of the

1 2 1
Pay, commutation, bounty land, &c., allowed to certain

officers of the revolution. Resolution of Congress,
15th May, 1778, construction of the

3 132
Payment of the three per cent. stock of the United States.
On the subject of the

1 9
Pay of naval officers. Relative to the

3 133
Passengers arriving in the United States, and seamen in the
ports in 1832

3 119
Penitentiary in the District of Columbia. Annual report of
the

2 49
Pension Bureau.
To establish a

1 34
Pension Office. Report of the

1 2 17
Pension, naval, navy hospital, and privateer funds. Ab-
stract of the

1 5
Pensions. List of applicants for, in the respective States,

and amount of money requisite by act of June, 1832 2 68
Pensions. List of persons who have applied to be placed on
the roll, or to have an increase of

1* 20
Pennsylvania. Inhabitants of, in favor of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, &c.

1 12
Pennsylvania. Citizens of Huntington.county, against the
tariff

2 50
Pennsylvania Legislature against altering the tariff -

58
Pennsylvania. - Inhabitants of Westmoreland county for re-
duction of the tariff .

3 144
Pennsylvania. Resolutions of Legislature of, against nulli-
fication, (two reports of this No.) -

19
Philadelphia importers of hardware for a repeal of the 10th

and 12th articles of the second section of the act of
14th July, 1832

2 72
Philadelphia. Citizens of, in favor of the existing tariff, and
opposed to nullification

2 79
Philadelphia merchants pray for an alteration of the tariff of
1832

2 80
Plymouth, Massachusetts. Memorial of the citizens of, for
the erection of a custom-house at

2 52
Postmaster General. Annual report of the

1 2
Post Office Department. Names and emoluments of the
clerks, in 1832

3 122
Post routes, unproductive. List of

2 84
Postage accruing in one year ending 31st March, 1832 1 18
Potomac bridge, at the City of Washington. Report on the

,
progress, &c., of

1 22
Potomac river. Memorial of the citizens of Georgetown

for the erection of a free road and free bridge at the
Little Falls, and clearing out obstructions in the • 1 32

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President's annual message -

1 2
President's feto of the bill for improving certain roads, har-
bors, &c.

1 17
President's proclamation relative to South Carolina

2 103
President's message relative to the Union, and the proceed-
ings of South Carolina

1

45
Privateer navy pension funds, &c. Relative to applicants
for the benefit of the

1 40
Private land claims confirmed, in Florida

1 44
Public improvements in the City of Washington. Appro-
priations and expenditures for, in 1832

1 11
Publie lands. Resolutions of the Legislature of Vermont in

favor of the plan submitted by Mr. Clay for the dispo-
sition of the

1 21
Public lands. Report of surveys and sales -

2 63
Publie lands. Amount of the annual expenses of the

87
Public lands. Resolutions of the Legislature of Pennsylva-

nia in favor of a distribution of the, among the several
States

3 139
Public lands. Resolutions of the Legislature of Missouri re-
lative to the distribution of the

3 145
Publie Moneys. Balances against the Receivers of

3 127
Public lands. Citizens of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, re-

lative to tariff, nullification, and distribution of the 3 99
Purchases. Report of the Commissary General of -

2 156
Q.
Quartermaster General. Annual report of the -12 82

R.

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Railroad Company. Memorial of citizens of Washington

opposed to a petition of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Memorial of the Baltimore and Ohio 3 113
Ratifying the constitution of the United States. Acts of the
several States

2 61
Receivers of Public Moneys. Balances against

3 127
Representatives. Expenditures of the contingent fund of
the House of

1
Refence and public expenditures for 1833. Estimate of the 3
Revenue $18,000,000. Explanations relative to a, also a
comparison of duties under different rates

2
Revenue, collection of, light-houses, marine hospitals, &c.
Contracts and disbursements for

2

108
Revenue. Balances on the books of the, due three years
prior to 30th September, 1832

3 120
Revolutionary soldiers. Memorial of certain

1 14
Revolutionary soldiers of Rhode Island (bill H. R. 704) 2 55
Revolutionary officers, certain. Construction of the resolu-

tion of Congress of 15th May, 1778, relative pay,
commutation, bounty land, &c.

97

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Rhode Island Legislature against altering the tariff -

2 57
Rivers, roads, creeks, bays, harbors, &c. Improvements of,
annual report of the Chief Engineer

1 2 89
River Huron, Ohio. Report Chief Engineer

1

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River Black, Ohio. Report Chief Engineer

1 2 85
Rivers, harbors, &c. President's veto of the bill for improv-
ing certain

1

17
River Potomac. Citizens of Georgetown in favor of erect-

ing a free bridge over the, at the Little Falls, also a
free road to, and removing obstructions to the naviga-
tion of the

1 32
Rivers Ohio and Mississippi. Improvement of the naviga-
tion of the

2 66
River Manongahela. Survey of the, with a view to a steam-

boat navigation from Pittsburgh to Brownsville 3 126
Roads, harbors, rivers, &c. Report of the Engineer De.

partment, Topographical Bureau, and of the Third
Auditor, relative to improvements of

3 116
Road from Villemont to Little Rock, in Arkansas -

1 39
Roads, unproductive post. List of

2 84
S.

Salt. Baltimore merchants in favor of abolishing the duty

on common, and imposing a duty on imported fossil

or mineral
Schoolcraft's expedition among the northwestern Indians
School, naval.

Site for a
Seamen in the ports of the United States, and passengers ar-

riving in 1832
Ship, Danish, taken out of the port of St. Bartholomews by

the United States' ship Erie. Case of a
Ship Pactole, a French ship. Case of
Sicilies. Convention between the United States and the

Two
Silver and gold bullion in the Mint of the United States.

Value, &c., of
Smith, John E.
Sinking Fund. Report of the Commissioners of the
Soldiers, revolutionary. Memorial of certain
Soldiers, revolutionary, of Rhode Island
Solorzano's Politica Indiana, Laws, (Spanish)
South Carolina. Memorial of the Legislature of Alabama

relative to the proceedings of
South Carolina. President's message relative to the state of

the Union, and particularly of
South Carolina Legislature. Resolutions proposing a gene-

ral convention
South Carolina. Resolutions of the Legislature of Delaware

relative to the ordinance of
South Carolina. Resolutions of the free trade party in

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Vol.
Suth Carolina. Resolutions of the Legislature of Indiana
relative to the proceedings of

2
South Carolina. Resolutions of the Legislature of New Jer-

sey in favor of the President's proclamation, and op-
posed to the doctrines of

3
South Carolina. Memorial of the Legislature of, relative to
the State of -

3
Sozish laws, Zolorzano's Politica Indiana. Extract from - 1
Sparions, French, since 1800

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State Department. Names and emoluments of clerks in ." 1
States. Acts oi the several, in adopting the constitution of

the Coited States
State banks. Condition of the

2
Steamboat navigation between Pittsburgh and Brownsville.
Survey of the Monongahela river with a view to a

United States, relating to the postponement of
payment of the three per cent.

1
Subsistence department of the army. Report of the

2
Sallivan, Mary O'.
Surrey of Narragansett bay, (two Rep. of this No.)

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Surveys and sales of the public lands. Statement of the 2

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T'arif. Citizens of Boston in favor of the existing '. 3 110
Tarif Citizens of Huntington county, Pennsylvania, for
reduction of the

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Tariff Rhode Island Legislature for the existing

57
Tarifl
. Legislature of Pennsylvania against altering the

58
Tariff Merrimack Manufacturing Company for continuing
the

71
Tarif Philadelphia importers of hardware for altering the 2 72
Tariff

. Inhabitants of Easton, Pennsylvania, opposed to
pullification, and in favor of the

2. 73
Tarif Baltimore merchants pray the duty to be taken off

common and imposed on foreign mineral or fossil salt - 2 741
Tarif. New York Convention of the Friends of American
Industry in favor of a protecting

78
Tarif Citizens of Philadelphia opposed to nullification, and
in favor of protecting duties

2 79
Tariff of 1832, as construed by the Treasury Department.

Philadelphia merchants pray for an amendment of the 80
Tariff

. Legislature of Massachusetts opposed to nullification,

and in favor of the existing -
Tariff

. Citizens of Middlesex county, Massachusetts, oppos-

ed to nullification, and in favor of the existing
Tarifi laws of 1816,

1818, 1824, 1828, and 1832. Compar-
ative statement of the operations of the

96
Tarifl Comparison between the duties payable under the

different rates of, and explanation relative to the es-
timated revenue of $18,000,000

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