Vol. No.

Pennsylvania Legislature, relative to the Colonization Society,
Pension laws, to extend the benefit to all revolutionary soldiers,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City, improvement of the,
Pennsylvania, Legislature in favor of the tariff of 1828,

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inhabitants of Lower Dublin, Philadelphia county,
in favor of the Southern Indians,
Baptist Association in favor of the Southern Indians, 2 253
inhabitants of Montgomery county, in favor of the

Southern Indians,

Southern Indians,

Philadelphia, citizens, relative to duties on iron manufactures, &c.
Chamber of Commerce, on the reduction of duties on
tea and coffee,.

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418

dealers in tea, memorial of, relative to the reduction

of duties on tea and coffee,

ship-builders, rope-makers, memorial of,

Pittsburg, Uniontown, and Presque Isle road,

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, citizens of in favor of the Georgia Indians, 2 264
Porliers, James, Alexander Gardepier, Jean B. Vine, and Joseph

Jourdin,

Potter, Rowena, guardian of the heirs of Peter Cabet,

Post Office Department, additional number of clerks in the,

Population, ratio of representation of the,

Post Office establishment,

Pre-emption rights to certain persons in Florida,

President and Vice President, election of, resolutions of Georgia

President of the United States, medal sent by Bolivar to the,

Prudhomme, Antoine, and others,
President and Vice President of the United States, to reduce into
one the acts providing for electors of the, 2

Public buildings in Arkansas, donation of lands to erect the,
Purchasers of public lands in Alabama, for the relief of,
Public buildings, conveying water to the, (Mr. Skinner,)
Public lands, to postpone the sale of in Jackson county, Alabama
Public buildings, conveying water to the, (Mr. Cameron,)
Public lands, for the relief of purchasers, (see Mr. Clay's resolu-
tion, No. 1, at the end of the last volume of Com-
mittee Reports.)

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Vol. No.

Reynolds, Aaron, letter of Col. R. M. Johnson,

Retrenchment, resolution of Mr. Barringer,

Ridgley, James, administrator of Edward Moore,

from Villemont to Little Rock, in Arkansas,

Rank and pay of officers of the Army,

Raymer, Frederic,

Reeser, Ulrick, heirs of,.

Retrenchment, report on the subject of specific appropriations,

Representatives, ratio of under the 5th census,

Representatives Hall, memorial of R. Mills relative to the,
memorial of C. Bulfinch relative to the,

Representatives, Draughtsman for the House of,

Draughtsman for the,

Reeves, B. H., G. O. Sibley, and Thomas Mathers,

Revolutionary soldiers, to extend the benefit of the pension laws

to all the,.

Rifle stocks delivered at the Philadelphia arsenal by L. Schrack,
Ripley and Washburn, contested election,

River, Cumberland, survey of the,

Rivers, Tennessee and Coosa, canal betwixt,

Risley, Timothy,

River, Ohio, bridge across the,

Rivers, Ohio and Mississippi, to improve the navigation of,

River, Connecticut, survey of the,

Illinois, and Lake Michigan, canal betwixt,

Tennessee, and Mobile bay, canal or rail road to connect
the waters of the,

Richardson, Andrew H., (two of No. 349,)

Road, Memphis and Tuscumbia,

Rail, Company, memorial of the Baltimore and Ohio,
Cumberland, memorial of Indiana Legislature respecting
the,

Uniontown, Pittsburg, and Presque Isle,

Rail, Baltimore and Ohio,

rail, or canal, to connect the waters of Tennessee river

with those of Mobile bay,

turnpike, from Virginia line, through Tennessee, to the
Mississippi river,
Cumberland, .

Roanoke inlet, to re-open the,

Rope-makers, ship-builders, &c., of Philadelphia, memorial of the,
Robinson, Wallace, .

Robison, John,

Roberts and Ludlow's lines, Virginia military land warrants lo-

cated betwixt,

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Ross, John G., and Anthony Foreman, Cherokee Indians,
Rutgers, Arund,

Rum exported, debenture on, (Henry Bull's letter,)
Rules, joint, of the two Houses, (see Resolution No. 11,)
Resolution submitted by Mr. Clay, for the relief of purchasers of
public lands, (see No. 1, at the end of the last vo-
lume of Committee Reports.)

No. 2, submitted by Mr. Bates, Massachusetts, (see
end of last volume Committee Reports.)

No. 3, relative to sugar cane, submitted by Mr. Spen-
cer, (see end of last volume Committee Reports.)
No. 4, by Mr. Drayton, relative to oppressive duties,
(see end of last volume Committee Reports.)
No. 5, submitted by Mr. Burges, directing the Clerk
of the House to cause a digested index to the Execu-
tive papers, &c., to be prepared, (see end of last vo-
lume Committe Reports.)

No. 6, submitted by Mr. Goodenow, authorizing the
Clerk to purchase three hundred copies of the Jour-
nals of Congress, 1744 to 1748, (see end of last vo-
lume Committee Reports.)

No. 7, relative to the Academy at West Point, sub-
mitted by Mr. Crockett, (see end of last volume
Reports of Committees.)

No. 8, submitted by Mr. Forward, relative to re-
trenchment, (see end of last volume Committee Re-
ports.)

No. 9, on the subject of the navigation of the Roanoke
inlet, submitted by Mr. W. B Shepard, (see end
of the last volume of Committee Reports)

No. 10, upon the subject of certain salaries, submitted
by Mr. Barringer, (see end of last volume Commit-
tee Reports.)

No. 11, upon the subject of the joint Rules of the two
Houses of Congress, submitted by Mr. Wickliffe,
(see end of the last volume Committee Reports.)
No. 12, relative to surveys for roads, &c., submitted
by Mr. Hemphill, (see end of last volume.)
No. 13, respecting Jefferson's Manual, submitted by
Mr. De Witt, (see end of last volume.)
No. 14, respecting steam boats and steam vessels, sub-
mitted by Mr. Wickliffe, (see end of the last volume.)
No. 15, respecting duty on salt, submitted by Mr.
Taliaferro, (see end of last volume.)

S.

Saunders, William, and others, sureties of William Estes,

Sapp, John,

Foi ands, salines, &c., in Missouri, leave to sell the,"
Soccer Joseph and Mary, Charles Cramer, George Kale, and

others, owners of the,

Schooner Mary, heirs of Dauphin, John,

Section law, to refund the fine paid by Thomas Cooper under

the,

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Ship Alleghany, Bowie, Kurtz, and others, owners of the,
Ship-builders of Philadelphia, praying the allowance of drawback
on the exportation of materials for ship-building,
rope-makers, &c., of Philadelphia, memorial of the,

Sitgreaves, Samuel,

SHE, growth and manufacture of,

Sey, G. O., B. H. Reeves, and Thomas Mathers,
Siner's central basin, Washington City,

central basin of water in Washington City,

Slaughter, Philip,

Slave trade, (Mr. Mercer,)

Smart. Robert,

Smith. James,.

Smith, Richard, Antoine Dequindre, and other officers and soldiers,
Sich, John and Margaret, George and Sarah Musser, James G.
and Catharine Ennis, heirs of Jeremiah Buckley, 3 316

Snow. Aaron,.

Soldiers,

, to discontinue the use of ardent spirits,
and officers of the Virginia State line, lands to satisfy the

claims of the,.

of the Revolution, to extend the pension laws to all the,

South Carolina militia claims,

Southwick, Solomon, Spencer Stafford, and J. V. N. Yates, sure-

1 171

Spirits ardent, discontinue the use of by soldiers in the Army,
Stafford, Spencer, and J. V. N. Yates, sureties of S. Southwick,

Stiggins, George, Conalesky or Challenge. James Ore, and Giles

Storer, Dorothy, and Sarah Easton,

Star sbury, A. J., Draughtsman to the House of Representatives,

St. Louis and Louisville mail route, Legislature of Indiana rela-

tive to the,

Steubenville, ladies of, relative to removal of the Indians,
Seele, Richard W.
Steam boats, to build two for removing obstructions in the Ohio

Steubenville land district, Ohio, to inquire into certain land titles

in the,.

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Stewart, William,

Standish, Nathaniel,

Survey of Cumberland river, to improve the navigation of the,
Survey of Connecticut river,

Tariff, amending the acts imposing duties on imports,
resolutions of Legislature of Georgia relative to,

of 1828, memorial of Pennsylvania Legislature in favor of,
of 1828, resolutions of Ohio Legislature in favor of the,
and Colonization Society, resolutions of the Mississippi Le-
gislature relative to the,

memorial of Philadelphia ship-builders and rope makers,
upon the subject of the,

Tannehill, Wilkins, .

Taylor, Jonathan, Charles Wilkins, executors of James Morrison,
Tennill, Frances,

Tennessee and Coosa rivers, a canal betwixt the,

Tennessee, leave given to issue grants for certain lands therein,
river and Mobile bay, canal or rail road to unite the
waters of,

road from Virginia line to Mississippi river, through
the State of,

Legislature against rechartering the U. States' Bank,
Tea and coffee, Chamber of Commerce of Philadelphia upon the
reducing the duty on,

Philadelphia tea-dealers relative to reduction of
the duty on,

Téel, John,

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Tipton, William,

Treadwell, William, heirs of,

Thurber, Ezra, and Gideon King,

Townsend, Isaiah, and others, sureties of Garret Dox,

Trahand, Jean Marie, heirs of, .

Transylvania University, (two reports, No. 308,)

Treasury Department, expenditures of the,

Tuillier, Francis Isidore,