646

for the navy, July 10, 1832,
- 571
Appropriations for the naval service, for the
year 1833, February 20, 1833,
614
Five hundred thousand dollars appropriated for
the gradual improvement of the navy, March
2, 1833,
Appropriations for the naval service, for the
year 1834, January 24, 1834,
- 670
Appropriations for the purchase of timber for a
frigate and sloop of war, and for naval pur-
poses, June 30, 1834,
729
Defence of the suit of the heirs of Harris v.
The United States,
725

New Orleans.

States, in the city of New Orleans, to be
sold, May 15, 1836, -

New York.

167

The circuit and district court of the United
States for the southern district of New York
to be held in the City Hall of the city of
New York, March 3, 1825,
101
Alteration in the time of holding the district
court of the northern district of New York,
February 1, 1826,

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138
The circuit court for the district of New York
to commence on the last Monday in May
and October. annually,
161, 497.
Appeals and writs of error from the district
court of New York in the northern district,
May 22, 1826,
192
The interest due to the state of New York to
be paid, May 22, 1826,
192
The number of terms of the district court of
the southern district of New York increased,
and monthly sessions of the court to be held,
May 20, 1830,
422
Two additional sessions of the circuit court to
be held, to commence on the last Monday
of February and the last Monday of July,

and northern districts of New York, - 422
The circuit court of New York to be held on
the first Monday in April in each year,
February 10, 1832,
- 497
Appropriation for building a custom-house in
the city of New York, July 13, 1832, 574
Assent of Congress to an agreement or com-
pact between New York and New Jersey,
respecting the territorial limits and jurisdic-
tion of those states, June 28, 1834, 708
Notes of the decisions of the Supreme Court
upon compacts between states,
708

North Carolina.

North-eastern Boundary of the United States.
Agents to be appointed to designate the line
of the north-eastern boundary of the United
States, April 17, 1828,
262

Norway.

Acts imposing discriminating duties on vessels,
&c., from Norway, suspended, January 7,
1824,

Officers of Congress.

Act of 1818, ch. 69, fixing the compensation
of the secretary of the Senate and clerk of
the House of Representatives, revived and
continued in force to January 1, 1826. Feb-
ruary 20, 1824, (expired,)
The act of April 18, 1818, ch. 69, fixing the com-
pensation of the officers of Congress, revived

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70

Pensions.
The provisions of the act of May 4, 1822, ch.
48, granting pensions extended to volunteers
and officers engaged against the Seminole
Indians, May 26, 1824,
Pensions paid out of the privateer pension
fund, and the terms of their payment re-
vived and extended, May 26, 1824, (ex-
pired,)
71
An act making appropriations for the payment
of the revolutionary and other pensioners
of the United States, January 18, 1826, 137
A pension agency established at Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, May 20, 1826,
184
Appropriations for the payment of revolutionary
and other pensioners of the United States,
February 12, 1828,
247
An act for the relief of certain surviving offi-
cers and soldiers of the army of the revo-
lution, May 15, 1828,
- 269
The time of certain pensions to widows and
orphans of soldiers, &c., killed, extended,
May 23, 1828, -
288

Pensions granted,

288

Pensions.

The act of March 3, 1819, ch. 81, repealed,
July 14, 1832, -
599
The third section of the act of May 15, 1828,
relating to deductions on payments not to
apply to pensioners under the act, July 14,
1832,
• 600

The duties relating to pensions which devolve
on the Secretary of the Treasury by the act
of June 7, 1832, ch. 126, transferred to the
Secretary of War, June 28, 1832, - 605
The time of imprisonment of a prisoner at
war shall be computed as part of the period
of service, to entitle a person to the benefits
of the act of June 7, 1832, ch. 126, - 608
Appropriations for revolutionary and other
pensions for the year 1833, January 14,
1832,
610
Invalid pensions not embraced in the act of
June 7, 1836. February 19, 1833, - 612
Computation of time of service under the act
of June 7, 1832, ch. 126, -
Appropriations for revolutionary pensions for
the year 1834, -

A pension agency established at Decatur, Ala-
bama, and certain pensioners to be paid there,
June 27, 1834,
Appropriations for the payment of revolutiona-
ry and other pensioners for 1835, 748
Pension agency at Jackson, Tenn. 791
Condensed Reports.

A subscription for seventy copies of Peters'
Condensed Reports authorized, March 2,
1831,
Plymouth Beach.

495

lete,)
Appropriations for revolutionary and invalid
pensions, February 3, 1830,
Invalid pensions not to be subject to deduction
from the allowances to officers and soldiers
of the revolution, by the second section of
the act of May 15, 1828, ch. 53, - 426
Reports of applications for pensions to be
made to Congress,
- 430
Appropriations for revolutionary and invalid
pensions, January 27, 1831,
- 433
Appropriations for revolutionary and other pen-
sions for the year 1832, Feb. 24, 1832, 497
All who have served two years in the con-
tinental line to receive full pay according to
their rank, not to exceed captain's pay, June
4, 1832,
529
Service of not less than six months to receive
pay in proportion,
530
No foreign officer to receive the benefit of this
act,
- 530
Service in the navy to entitle to the benefits
of this act,
- 530
Pensions heretofore granted continued to wi-
dows for five years, June 28, 1832, - 550
Provisions of this act extended to widows of
all those who have died from wounds re-
ceived in the late war,
· 550

Entries may be made of foreign ships or ves-
sels and their cargoes at Fairfield, Connec-
206
ticut, February 22, 1827, -
The towns of Marshfield and Rhinebeck
Landing made ports of delivery, March 2,
1827,
237
A collection district established at Magnolia,
in Florida, to be called the district of St.
Mark's,
331
Port of entry changed from Nova Iberia to
Franklin, Louisiana, March 30, 1830, 392
Repeal of the proviso in act authorizing mas-
ters of vessels to clear either at the cus-
tom-house of Petersburg or Richmond, May
28, 1832, -
414
Vessels beyond the Cape of Good Hope cn-
titled to enter at Edgartown, Massachusetts,
July 13, 1832, -

- 239

102

An act to reduce into one the several acts esta-
blishing and regulating the Post-office De-
partment, March 3, 1825,
Regulations establishing the Post-office De-
102
partment,
Notes of decisions of the circuit court of Penn-
sylvania on the 9th section of the act, 104
Notes of decisions of the courts of the United
States on the 22d and 23d sections of the
act, -
108, 109
Repeal of part of the act of March 3, 1821,
relating to the mail from Vincennes, in In-
diana, by Vandalia, to St. Louis, March 3,
1821,
An act amendatory of the act regulating the
Post-office Department, March 2, 1827, 238
An additional building to be erected, and five
additional clerks to be employed, May 24,
1828,
303
Statement of allowances made to mail con-
tractors, and a list of the officers of the Bank
of the United States and its branches to be
published in the Register, -

Post-roads.

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139

• 608

Occupants of the lands may have patents, 444
Provisions for widows and children of persons
entitled to allotments of land,
444
Patents to be granted to certain persons, - 446
446
Pre-emption rights-town property,
Purchasers of lands under the act of May 30,
1830, ch. 208, may assign their certificates
of purchase, January 23, 1832, - - 496
Occupiers and settlers on the public lands en-
titled to pre-emption by the act of May 29,
1830, ch. 208, who did not enter the same
within the time limited, by reason of the
same not having been surveyed, &c., may
enter the same-occupants on fractional sec-
tions permitted to enter them in the same
manner, July 14, 1832,
- 603
Settlers on the public lands prior to May 1,
1833, permitted to enter lands, who were
prevented by public surveys not having been
made, or which were reserved from sale in
consequence of disputed boundary, &c.,
March 2, 1833,

An act making appropriations for the public
buildings in Washington, and for other
purposes, May 22, 1826,
194
Furniture of the President's house to be of
American manufacture, May 22, 1826, 194
Appropriations for public buildings at Wash-
ington, March 2, 1826,
Appropriations for the public buildings,
Appropriations for public buildings, March 2,
1829, (obsolete,)
Appropriations for public buildings, March 2,
1831,

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218

265

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362

474

Appropriations for the penitentiary, Capitol,
President's house, &c., March 2, 1833, 649
The public walks to be improved, and the
public grounds enclosed,
- 651
Appropriation for the public buildings and
grounds in the city of Washington, June
30, 1834,

Public Debt.

722

certificates, revived and continued in force,
July 14, 1832,
Public Debtors.

. 602

No money appropriated by the act of April 5,
1826, ch. 21, vol. iv. p. 152, to be paid as
his compensation to any one until he shall
have accounted for and paid into the Trea-
sury all sums for which he is account-
able,

151

This provision not to extend to balances
arising from the depreciation of Treasury
notes,

Public Documents.

Distribution of public documents,

Public Lands.

152

- 321

Land to be located in Louisiana for a seminary
of learning, March 3, 1827,
Actual settlers reported to the general land
office under the act of March 3, 1819, ch.
100, in the St. Helena land district, in Lou-
isiana, shall be entitled to a preference on
becoming purchasers from the United States
of such tract of land, March 19, 1828, 256
Correction of errors in entries of lands to ex-
tend to cases in which patents have or may
issue, May 24, 1828,
301
Certain purchasers of land in Louisiana author-
ized to enter them-restrictions, May 5,
1830,
398
Examination of the land office books in Indi-
ana to be discontinued, May 28, 1830, 413
An act to protect the surveyors of the public
lands of the United States, and to punish
persons guilty of interrupting and hindering
by force surveyors in the discharge of their
duties, May 29, 1830,
417
A tract of land in the Cincinnati land district
to be sold,
- 441
The state of Illinois authorized to sell the
lands reserved for the use of the salt springs
on Vermillion river, in that state, March 2,
1831,
- 451