Adhere, vote to

380

8

165

212

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

motion to change hour to 11 o'clock (rejected)

changed to 11 o'clock

motion to change to 10 o'clock, (rejected)

Adjournment, for Christmas holydays

Alabama, members from, appear, viz :

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-

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Gabriel Moore, George W. Owen, John McKee
amendment to act granting lands for improvement of
navigation of rivers in-(see bills H. R. No. 322)
indemnity to citizens of, for depredations of Creek In-
dians

315
94

7

35,83

103

258, 280

34, 41, 328

appoint a Marshal for the Northern District of(see
bills H. R. No. 441)

bill for benefit of trustees of Valley Creek Academy,
in-(see bills Senate No. 99.)

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Albemarle Sound, improve communication with ocean
Alexandria, incorporate Canal Company-(see bills H. R. No. 341.)

Allegheny, relief to owners of ship-(see bills H. R. No. 431.)

Appeals from Speaker's decisions-see Order.

for civil list (see bills H. R. Nos. 284, 433.)

for military purposes-(see bills H. R. Nos. 388, 424.)

for payment of pensions-(see bills H. R. Nos. 421,)

for surveys and internal improvements-(see bills

H. R. No. 434, 455, and Senate No. 98.)

for intercourse with Indian tribes-(see bills H. R.

Nos. 437, 458, 459.)

50

394

Page

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

7

people of the Territory to elect officers-(see bills H. R.

No. 324)

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35,84

provide for defence of frontier of

46

extend Western boundary of

57

pay claims of citizens for depredations of Osages-(see

charges against Superintendent of, at Harper's Ferry
inquiry as to the faithful expenditure of public money at
expenditures and work done at, in 1828

119

250

390

establish Armory on Western waters-(see bills H. R.

Army, number of officers appointed from Cadets since 1820 36, 41, 111

continue present mode of supplying (commissariat)-(see

bills H. R. No 39.)

prohibit use of spirits in the

51, 71, 151, 157, 241

abolish office of Major General-(see bills H. R. No. 401) 110, 216

abolish brevet rank-(see bills H. R. No. 401, and Senate

provide for the appointment of Chaplains

regulate allowance of forage to officers-(see bills H. R.
No. 389.

statement of appropriations for military purposes in 1828,
with the amount expended under each head
better regulation of Ordnance Department (see bills H.
R. No. 60.)

fix and graduate the pay of Surgeons-(see bills H. R. No. 66.)
increase Corps of Engineers-(see bills H. R. No. 100.)
arrange Col. Bissell to 2d regiment Artillery-(see bills Sen-
ate No. 6.)

erect barracks in vicinity of New Orleans-(see bills Sen-
ate No. 24.)

261

memorial of General Scott, respecting rank 211, 235, 255, 286.

Army Asylum, make provision for creating
Aspinwall. Augustus, relief to-(see bills H. R. No. 179.)

Ashtabula Creek, removal of obstructions at mouth of (see bills

H. R. No. 434.)

Attorney General, his duties and salary increased-(see bills H. R.

No. 404.)

Auctions, memorials, &c. for duties on-(see names of States from

which memorials were presented.

bill imposing regulations on sales at-(see bills H. R.
No. 361)

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313

- 35, 346

memorials of auctioneers, against duties-see names of
States.

147

Auditors, abolish the office of one of the-(see bills H. R. No. 427.)
Austria, commercial treaty formed with

[Petitions from]

Page.

10

Abbot, James

:

143

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Abbot, William F. et al.

Adams, Christopher-see Thompson, Adams and Spraggins

Adams, Elizabeth-see A. Poor et al.

Adams, David

205

34

289

175, 324

Appleton, Abigail-(see bills H. R. No. 325)

27,84

Arkansas, General Assembly, in favor of I. Scull.-see Scull

drain low grounds

34

inhabitants of, road. Alabama and Arkansas

292

Arlson & Hallett, should be Wilson & Hallett-see Wilson, &c.

Army, officers of, grant of land

57, 60

of Revolutionary, Windham county-see Connecticut

89

Armory, Harper's Ferry, exempt from Virginia road laws

205, 257

Armstrong, Susannah-see Mary S. Hunter et al.

Baker, John, correspondence, &c. relative to imprisonment of 111, 121,

193, 196

Balances, unsettled, annual reports of

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63, 65,98

Baltimore, further compensation for vessels sunk for defence of-

(see bills H. R. No. 412)

55, 241

relief granted to corporation of see bills H. R. No. 249.

Bank of U. S., monthly returns of the affairs of
Banks in District of Columbia, statements of affairs of

Page
185, 194, 210

192

Barracks, to be erected in vicinity of New Orleans-(see bills Se-

nate No. 24.)

at Eastport. New London, Annapolis, at Fort Winne-

bago, at Fort Crawford, at St. Louis, and at Wash-

ington, provision for erecting and repairing-(see

bills H. R. No. 424.)

Barren river, improve navigation of

24

Barnwell & Robertson, relief to-(see bills H. R. No. 239.)

Bastrop, provide for settlement of his land claim-(see bills Sen-

ate No. 46.)

Bass river, survey of see bills H. R. No. 395.

Baton Rouge, pay claims of citizens of(see bills H. R. No. 329) 56,85

Beacons and buoys-sce Lighthouses. &c.

Bean river. Illinois, lay off town on-(see bills Senate No. 37.)
Becktle, Riddle and Headington, relief granted to-(see bills H. R.

No. 199.)

Bills of last session, passed the House and not acted on in the Se-
nate, motion to place them on orders of the day

222

243, 249

:

acted upon, and reported at this session, viz :

1

4

25

No.

BILLS WHICH ORIGINATED In The House of REPRESENTATIVES.

A bill to authorize the President to erect military storehouses in
the cities of New York and New Orleans

A bill to amend an act, entitled "An act to authorize the State
of Tennessee to issue grants and perfect titles to certain lands
therein described, and to settle the claims to vacant and unap.
propriated lands in the same," passed on the 18th April, 1806
A bill extending the term within which merchandise may be ex-
ported with the benefit of drawback

**39 A bill to continue the present mode of supplying the Army of the
United States, &c.

42 A bill for the preservation and repair of the Cumberland road