JOINT RESOLUTIONS of the Senate.

Revenue laws, proposition to purchase Myer Moses's collection
of, (see bills H. R. No. 618,)

Revolutionary officers and soldiers, pensions to. (See Pensions.)
committee on memorial of

certain

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Rhind, Mr., information respecting horses presented by the
Grand Sultan, to

Rhode Island, member from, appears, viz:

Dutee J. Pearce,

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117, 290

74, 76, 195

345, 385

3

[appearance of Mr. Burges omitted to be en-
tered.]

Riddle, John. (See bills Senate, No. 46.)

Risley, Timothy. (See bills H R. No. 303.)

(See Rail Roads.)

Roads, rail.

Roads, post.

(See Post Roads.)

Roads and canals.

(See Canals, Roads, Internal Improve-
ments.)

to aid in making

Roads, Pittsburgh by Beavertown to Indiana line, grant land

Beavertown to Ravenna, grant land to aid in making
constructed by the army, inquiry respecting

Cumberland, Mr. Jenning's motion to complete through

Indiana,

inquiry as to progress in constructing thro'
Indiana, and the cost,

57

57

58, 64, 130

60, 61

further inquiry as to cost in constructing
through Indiana,

66, 68, $7

153, 154, 156, 168

Mr. Pettis's motion to construct from Van-
dalia to Jefferson city, Missouri,

repair and preservation of

66,399

71, 232, 398

Mr. Duncan's motion to construct from
Vandalia to the Mississippi,

further appropriations for, in Indiana,
States to take charge of, collect toll for re-
pairs, &c., (see bills H. R. No. 637, and
bills Senate, No. 165,)

Illinois consents to its passage through that
State,

motion for appropriation for repairs,

to be continued through Ohio, Indiana, and
Illinois. (See bills Senate, No. 100.)
Michigan, (in Indiana,) correspondence relative to loca-
tion of land intended for, (sce bills Senate, No. 152,)

76, 399

183

325

338

398

123, 130,
278, 376, 430

Louisville to St. Louis, grant money or land to improve
Rockville and Monocasy, inquiry into propriety of con-
structing, (see bills H. R. No. 571,)
String's to Barboursville, Arkansas, proposition to open
a, (see bills H. R. No. 580,,

Uniontown, Pa., through Morgantown, to the Ohio,
proposition to improve

Roads, Line creek to Chatahoochee, lay out and construct. (See
bills Senate, No. 166.)

turnpike on bank of Chesapeake canal, authority to make,

(see bills H. R. No. 615,)

Detroit to Chicago,

Detroit to fort Gratiot,

Detroit to Saganaw,

Military, in Maine,

Washington to Jackson, in Arkansas,

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289

Roanoke inlet, improve navigation of, (see bills H. R. No. 614,)

North Carolina requests the re-opening of

Roanoke river, survey of. (See bills H. R. No. 614.)
Roberts, Judah. (See bills Senate, No. 21.)

Rollins, Ebenezer. (See bills Senate, No. 20.)

Rules, proposition to amend, by appointing a standing committee

85

202

69

145, 151, 167

motion to rescind rule which limits time for presenting pe-

titions, resolutions, and reports,

referred to a committee,

one day to be devoted to subject of pensions,

17th joint rule suspended as respects certain bills,
17th joint rule further suspended,

Russia, appointment of Mr. Randolph as Minister to

204, 229, 242

242, 397

308

423, 424

425, 428

12, 13

proceedings in relation to the expenses of the mission to 178, 181,

Rail road company, Baltimore and Ohio, (see bills H. R. No.

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517,)

Raymer, Frederick, (see bills H. R. No. 532,) -

Randall, Jonas,

Rack and Walker, executors of Stewart, (see Wm. Stewart,)

Raimbaux, (see Basmarin and Raimbaux,)

Rappleye, John R., (see bills H. R. No. 597,)

Raven, James, -

Reily, Barbara, widow of William,

Rhode Island, inhabitants of North Kingston, light-house,

Block Island, sea wall,

114
96, 155

- 100, 240

- 108, 249

- 174, 194

189

67

67

Rhode Island, inhabitants of Newport, improve harbor;

Providence, improve harbor,

and Massachusetts, inhabitants of, breakwater,

Church's cove,

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67

67

83

231

Providence, claims or. Denmark, - 235, 346

Ridgley, James L., administrator of Edward Moore, (see bills H.

inhabitants of Newport, drawback on nails,

merchants of do., Spanish duties,

Rice, Hopkins, (see bills H. R. No. 537,)

R. No. 512,) -

Rider, Jeremiah,

Ringo, Burtis,

Richaud, (see Caze and Richaud,)

Richmond, James,

Richard, Dominique,
Richardson, Oliver,
Riley, Bennet, -
Ricketts, William,

189, 279

120

192

285

Robertson and Barnwell, (see bills H. R. No. 527,)

Rodgers, John, of Cherokee nation, (see bills H. R. No. 518,)

44, 116

212

110, 280

Roberts, John, Major, Virginia, (see bills H. R. No. 505,)

63, 84, 367

Roberts, John, Connecticut,

159

Russell, John,

Roll, Matthias, (see bills H. R. No. 526,)

Road company, District Columbia, President, &c., of Columbia
turnpike,

Road company, Maysville and Lexington turnpike,

Rose, Levi,

Rudolph, Jacob,

Rundlet, Jonathan,

Rusco, Albert P.,

112, 116

138

272

152

44, 150

48

52

88, 144

Rucker, Angus,

Rynsel, Valentine,

115

48

S.

Sabbath day, memorials of inhabitants and associations in vari-
ous parts of the United States, for and against a
prohibition of the transportation of the mails on
the Sabbath day, (sce the names of the several
States, from which these memorials came.)

Sag harbor, proceedings on report of survey of, (see bills H. R.

No. 614,)

Salt Springs on Vermillion river, Illinois, authorize sale, (see
bills H. R. No. 588,)

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248

INDEX.

Salt springs, Legislature of Missouri may sell lands reserved
for. (See bills 1. R. No. 131.)

Salt, memorials for increase of duty on

523

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232

report and bill to increase duty on, (see bills H. R. No.
595,)

256

quantity in store on first January, 1831,
supplement to act to reduce duty on.

426

(See bills Senate,

No. 126.)

271

Sandy creek, construct harbor at mouth of

Sapp, John. (See bills H. R. No. 245.)

Savannah river, accounts and correspondence in relation to the

removal of obstructions in

145, 151, 320

423

survey of, to be laid before the House next ses-

Scott, Wm. (See bills Senate, No. 97.)
Seamen, report of the number of registered
expenditures on account of sick

Senator, Noble, death of

Senate, quorum assembled in the

bills from the.

(See bills from the Senate.)

Samuel Smith, chosen President pro tem. of the

Shawneetown. (See bills H. R. No 298.)

Shreve, H. M., his reports on the improvement of navigation of

Ohio and Mississippi rivers,

403

294

377

8

395

52, 56, 72, 218

Silk, a flag of U. S. made of American silk, presented to the
House,

communication from Mr. D'Homergue, upon subject of
communication from M. Fontaneille, upon subject of
provision for promoting growth and manufacture of.
bills H. R. No. 345.)

Silver creek, secure works at mouth of

Sinking Fund, annual report of the commissioners of the
Slade, Abner. (See bills Senate, No. 114.)

(See

Slave trade, documents relating to the capture of the Spanish
slave ship Fenix,

documents relating to capture of slave ships Louisa,
Constitution, and Mariano,

negotiations to be carried on with foreign powers for

Smith and Pearce, of Rhode Island. (See bills H. R. No. 349.)
Smith, Richard, and others, of Michigan. (See bills H. R.
No. 318.)

Smoot, Benjamin S. (See bills Senate, No. 91.)
Smuggled goods, provision for disposal of. (See bills H. R.
No. 610.)

S ov, Aaron. (See bills H. R. No. 216.)

Sodus bay, (Big) remove obstructions at mouth of. (See bills
H. R. No. 566.)

50, 84
347

360, 424

65

244, 245

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