Militia of New York, officers of, (see New York)

Moore, John Elias, executors of

Moore, James, Pennsylvania

64

68, 150

111

158, 218

210

38, 105
53

159

89, 175
99

61, 75, 120

67

74

75, 222

60

103

124

113

299

299

337

SO

125

211

Nantucket harbor, remove bar at mouth of. (See bills H. R.

No. 566.)

Nashville, duties may be paid at, (see bills H. R. No. 520,)
Natchez, duties may be paid at, (see bills H. R. No. 520,)
Naturalization, comprise all acts upon the subject into one,
Navigation and commerce, statements cannot be prepared dur-

ing the session,

to be printed when prepared,
Naval hospitals, provision for construction of, (see bills H. R.

Navy Yards, report in relation to an establishment at Newport,

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repeal act which requires Captain of yard in Wash-
ington to act as agent,

expense necessary to maintain a navy yard, 90, 96, 124, 194
on James or York rivers, inquiry into propriety of
Establishing

97

Navy Yards, surveys to be made of Dry Tortugas, Newport,
Portsmouth, and Portland, with a view to the
establishment of. (See bills H. R. No. 553.)

Naval establishment, memorial of midshipmen for grade of sub-

contingent expenses in 1830,

Page.

lieutenant,

111

148

report of committee on expenditures on
the

341

Navy pensions, report of applications for

235

motion to grant to widows of those who die of
yellow fever,

343

Navy pension fund, annual report of the

225

report of committee on, (see bills H. R.
No. 639.)

Navy officers who have applied for pensions, names of

Navy, proposition to discontinue use of spirits in

Navy Department, state of the accounts of the, (see bills H. R.

No. 638,)

reports from the, viz:

the contingent expenses of the navy in 1830,
a list of clerks employed in 1830,

a list of public contracts made in 1830,

on the subject of live oak timber, in Florida,
belonging to U. S.

325

339

90

157, 325

148

168

174

174

the annual expense of maintaining a building
yard,

194

upon applications for pensions,

appropriations and expenditures in 1830,
papers in relation to certain slave ships,

New Castle harbor, improve. (See bills H. R. No. 566.)

New river, N. C., improve navigation of

New Haven, improve custom-house-square in

Newport, R. I., reports and surveys with a view to establish

provision for survey of harbor of. (See bills
H. R. No. 553.)

Newspapers, members to be furnished with
New Hampshire, members from, appear, viz:

John Broadhead, Thomas Chandler, Joseph
Hammons, Jonathan Harvey, Henry Hub-
bard, John W. Weeks,

change circuit and district courts from Exeter
to Concord, (see bills H. R. No. 625,)

New Jersey, members from, appear, viz:

Lewis Condict, R. M. Cooper, Thomas H. Hughes,
Isaac Pierson, James F. Randolph, Sam. Swan,

235

315

342

85

48

48, 56

8

309

New York, members from, appear, viz:

Benedict Arnold, Wm. G. Ange., Thos. Beekman,
Abraham Bockee, P. J. Borst, C. C. Cambreleng,
Timothy Childs, Henry B. Cowles, Jacob Croche-
ron, Chs. G. De Witt, John D. Dickinson, Jonas
Earle, jr., Isaac Finch, J. H. Halsey, Michael
Hoffman, Perkins King, Jas. W. Lent, Henry C.
Martindale, Thos. Maxwell, Robt. Monell, Eben
F. Norton, G. Powers, Rob. S. Rose, Ambrose
Spencer, Jas. Strong, John W. Taylor, P. L. Tra-
cy, G. C. Verplanck, C. P. White,

Sam. W. Eager, in place of H. Craig,
Jonah Sanford, in place of Silas Wright,
John Magee,

Joseph Hawkins,

Henry R. Storrs,

resignation of Robert Monell,

New York city, build new custom-house in, (see bills H. R.

No. 585.)

Nicks, John. (See bills Senate, No. 135.)

Nicholson, John. (See bills Senate, No. 168.)

Noble, James, Senator, death of

Noble, Joseph, heirs of. (See bills Senate, No. 124.)
North Carolina, members from, appear, viz:

Willis Alston, Dan, L. Barringer, Samuel P.
Carson, H. W. Connor, Thomas H. Hall,
Abraham Rencher, W. B. Shepard, A. H.
Shepperd, Jesse Speight, Lewis Williams,
Edward B. Dudley, Robert Potter,
Edmund Deberry,

North river, (Mass.) improve navigation of
Norton, Stephen. (See bills H. R. No. 307.)
Nowell, Samuel. (See bills Senate, No. 30.)

New York,

corporation of Albany, navigation Hudson

inhabitants Genesee and Orleans, Oak Orchard creek
chamber of commerce, trade, China

navigators of lakes, survey Erie, Huron, and
Michigan

inhabitants of Schenectady, census

Genesee, Oak Orchard creek

Ontario, pensions to militia
Onondaga, post

masters of vessels, Hudson river, light, Esopus

meadows
inhabitants of Long Island, survey Southhold islet
Erie county, aid to revolutionary

soldiers

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Page

New York, inhabitants of Oneida, post

insurance companies, brig Henrick

inhabitants of Oswego, Oak Orchard creek
Porter, Wilson, Cambria, post
Steuben, Yates, &c., post

162

190, 346

191

206

206

Delaware county, post

Bergen, Indians

206

208

officers of militia, organization

inhabitants of, canal, Niagara falls

of Rochester, of North Penfield, Sunday
mail

chamber of commerce, custom house, (see bills H.

210, 279

210

212

R. No. 585)

230, 236

merchants of, drawback on nails

231

officers of the militia of

231

marshal's assistants, fifth census

232

inhabitants of Broom, post

270

Jefferson county, Sandy creek harbor
Essex, Lisle, Indians

271

273

the city of, slavery Dist. of Columbia

301

Mount Morris, Mendon, Indians

304

Smithfield,

do.

334

Exeter,

Potsdam,

Henrietta,

Orange county, Sunday mail

335

Albany, light, Esopus meadows

336

Granby and Lysander, post

337

Cayuga county, Indians

366

Onondaga,

do.

376

New Hampshire, historical society of

merchants of Portsmouth, drawback on nails
the State of, claims on Denmark

inhabitants of Portsmouth, coins

of, hold U. States' court at Con-

cord, (see bills H. R. No. 625)
of Sullivan, Indians

and Vermont, inhabitants of, Indians

New Jersey, inhabitants of, articles used in ship building

of the town of Orange, Indians
of the State of, duty on iron
of Princeton, Indians

North Carolina, inhabitants of Wilmington, marine hospital
Legislature of, old Roanoke inlet

inhabitants of Wilmington, duties, Cuba

158

75

202

260, 405

North Carolina, inhabitants of Beaufort, port of Beaufort
of, and South Carolina, post
of Beatty's bridge, post

Nye, Ichabod

Ocracoke bar, progress in removing swash near
Ocracoke inlet, fortifications for

improve navigation of. (See bills H. R. No.
566.)

Officers of the Army, (late war,) grants of land to
Ohio State, members from, appear, viz:

Mordecai Bartley, Joseph H. Crane, James Findlay,
Wm. W. Irwin, Wm. Kennon, Wm. Russell, James
Shields, Wm. Stanberry, John Thomson, Joseph
Vance, Samuel F. Vinton, E. Whittlesey,
H. H. Leavitt, in place of J. M. Goodenow,
William Creighton, jr.,

Cumberland road within limits of Ohio, surrendered to
that State. (See bills Senate, No. 165.)

Ohio river, report of H. M. Shreve on improvement of naviga-

216, 258

388

52, 56, 72, 218

tion of
information relative to survey of northwest channel
of falls of the

6

7

124, 130, 145

report of committee on making same navigable all
the year,
appropriations for improvement of. (See bills H.
R. No. 584.)

survey rapids through northwest channel. (See bills
H. R. No. 614.)

Opposition to bills on first reading, viz:

bill to repeal 25th section judiciary act,

bill to increase duty on salt,

Order, questions of, decided,

347

282

the previous question having been seconded cannot be
withdrawn, except by vote of majority,

Ordnance Department, better organization of. (See bills H.

Odler, or Outter, Francis

Officers, late war, (see Army)

Officers, militia, New York, (see New York)
Ohio, inhabitants of, Cumberland road

of Piqua land district, remove office, (see bills

H. R. No. 552)