934

Page.

Assays of foreign coins, result of

Assay offices in gold region, proposition to establish
(See bills H. R. No. 407.)

Atchafalaya river, remove raft and obstructions in

[Petitions from]

457
99, 477

587

(See bills H. R. No. 421.)

294, 507

Alabama, trustees of Pendleton academy
settlers on Washington college lands
(See bills H. R. No. 139.)

and Tennessee, and Georgia, post
Legislature, canal, Tennessee and Coosa rivers

186, 225

273
384, 459
- 515, 586
110

46, 206

Alabama, Legislature, relief to purchaser of land in 1818
inhabitants of, pre-emption for mill seat to Harper
Legislature, reduce price of public lands, &c. &c.
(See bills H. R. No. 92.)

inhabitants of, pension agency at Decatur
(See bills H. R. No. 134.)

and Illinois, reduce price of public lands
(See bills H. R. No. 92.)

inhabitants, Wetumpka, fraction of land
(See bills H. R. No. 316.)

Legislature, pre-emption to settlers
inhabitants, pre-emption

of, manual labor school

232, 256, 338

568

640

248, 293

294

293

304

308, 451

310

of Mobile, remonstrance, judicial district

Legislature, exchange sixteenth sections

male and female school, Tuscumbia
lands, Tennessee river, to sell

inhabitants, Green county, post

Legislature, pension agency, Tuscaloosa
compensate half breed Indians

-

inhabitants of Wilcox, post, Montgomery to Mobile - 337, 638

Blount county, post

Tuscaloosa county, post,

Dallas county, post

Centreville, post

of, pre-emption

manual labor institute

378

378

493

493

500

568

570, 590, 838

571

inhabitants of Benton county, post

Dallas county, restore deposites and
recharter Bank United States

post, Calhoun to Jacksonville, omit-
ted in Journal.

Armstrong, Thomas and Elizabeth, heirs of Fletcher -

Page.

310

Armstrong, Andrew.

(See bills S. No. 146.)

Arbuckle, Matthew

57

Arredondo, Fernando M.

- 67,453

Arndt, John P. See Daniel Whitney.

Arkansas, Legislature, road, Batesville to Washington

road, Batesville to Izard court-house
donation of land to settlers

land for county buildings
road, Batesville to Fort Gibson
road, Greenville to Fort Smith
pre-emption

inhabitants, pre-emption

Legislature, digest of laws

road, Arkansas river to post of Arkansas
appropriations, raft Red river -
new land office

(See bills H. R. No. 301.)

inhabitants of, donation of land to actual settlers

-113, 255

-113, 255

121, 207

98,132

137

131

186

hospital, White river

inhabitants, post, Helena to White river

Legislature, pre-emption

inhabitants, donation of lands

post, Springfield to Fayetteville

Armory on Western waters, resolution

Armories, officers of national

213

216

Asbury, Samuel M.

Page.

311

do.

(See bills H. R. No. 460.)

(See bills H. R. No. 405.)

Ashley, Warren-See John Cowper
Atwater and Daggett, et al.

(See bills H. R. No. 106.)

-

- 459, 476

157
32, 146

- 107, 321
246
- 273, 349

Atwater, Russell

Atwood, John

Austin John-See David Gray et al.

Aukward, Henry

(See bills H. R. No. 438.)

Aulick, John H.

Auberry, James

Bahamas, negotiation with Britain for erection of light-houses

Baltimore, further relief granted to owners of vessels sunk for

the defence of

(See bills H. R. No. 532.)

construct additional fortifications for defence of 223, 373, 374

improve navigation of harbor of

erect marine hospital at

(See bills H. R. No. 487.)

Baltimore and Ohio railroad. See Railroad.

228

257, 644

Page,

20

Bank U. S., President informs Congress that the public depo-
sites have been removed from
President charges the Bank with improper conduct 20, 21
reasons of Secretary of the Treasury for removal of
public deposites from

proceedings thereon 31, 53, 58, 78, 87, 102, 119, 140, 149,
170, 172, 175, 203, 204, 206, 209, 223,
229, 233, 258, 261, 285, 286, 320, 341

memorial of Government directors against
remonstrance of the Bank against removal of depo-
sites

Mr. McDuffie's proposition to restore deposites to

60,372

90,379
88, 102,
341, 347
534

372

$73

399

Mr. Heath's proposition to restore deposites to
report committee, on the removal of the deposites
report of minority of committee on same
report of committee made special order of the day
proceedings on the report 422, 424, 426, 427, 454, 455, 457.

ought not to be rechartered

deposites ought not to be restored to the

-

State banks ought to be continued as depositories

of public funds

(See bills H. R. No. 443.)

461, 470, 475, 478

- 479, 458

- 481, 485

481, 486, 551

487, 488, 499

committee to investigate the affairs of, and the

reports of committee, majority and minority 650, 655,660, 831
resolutions of Mr. Adams to discharge the commit-
tee; that no contempt of the authority of the
House has been committed; and that the House
hath no authority to order the arrest of the offi-
cers of the Bank

664

propositions that the reasons assigned for the re-
moval of the deposites are insufficient 422, 520, 653, 812
Mr. Barnitz's motion that the deposites were re-
moved without law

vote on resolution of Senate, that disapproving re-
moval of deposites

vote on resolution of Senate, to restore deposites

to the -

message relative to refusal of the Bank to deliver
up books, &c., relative to payment of pensions
report of majority of committee on said message
(See bills H. R. No. 299.)

report of minority of committee on same

calls for correspondence relative to same subject - 339, 445

Mr. J. Q. Adams's motion to continue a
Mr. Evans's motion to continue a
Mr. Selden's motion to continue a
Mr. Barnitz's motion for recharter of