South Carolina, members from, appear, viz:

James Blair, Wm. Drayton, W. T. Nuckolls,
Starling Tucker,

Warren R. Davis, George McDuffie,

Robt. W. Barnwell,

John Campbell,

William D. Martin,

proceedings on claim of. (See bills H. R. No.

91)

Solicitor of the Treasury, annual report of the,

further definition of duties of the,
(see bills H. R. No. 521,)

Soyer, James. (See bills H. R. No. 327.)

Speaker decides questions upon equal divisions of the House,
indisposed and absent,

present,

thanks of the House presented to

Sprague, Joseph E. (See bills Senate, No. 19.)
Sprague, James. (See bills Senate, No. 80.)
Sprague, Phineas, et al. (See bills H. R. No. 215.)
Spices, repeal duties on. (See bills Senate, No. 54.)
Spirits, proposition to discontinue use of, in navy,
State Department, reports from the Secretary of the-

alphabetical list of patents and patentees, ju-
dicial decisions thereon, &c.,

a list of patents granted in 1830,

a list of clerks employed in 1830,

a plan of the city of Detroit,

an abstract of registered seamen,

an abstract of passengers on ship board who
arrived in the United States in the year
1830,

Stevenson, Andrew, (Speaker,) indisposed and unable to attend,

Steam-boats, report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the ex-

plosion of the boilers of

St. Louis, duties may be paid at, (see bills H. R. No. 520,)
St. Joseph's river, (Michigan,) improve navigation at mouth of
St. Clair strait, improve navigation of

St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum incorporated. (See bills Senate,

No. 65.)

St. Mark's, remove obstructions in river and harbor of. (See

bills H. R. No. 566.)

Sunday mails. (See Sabbath day.)

Sugar, inquiry into expediency of repealing duty on 49, 59, 172, 180,

367, 389, 398

inquiry as to quantity imported since 1815, the amount
of duties and drawbacks,

cost of brown sugar at place whence imported into Unit-
ed States,

50, 56, 126

105, 108, 194

Sugar, manual on the cultivation and manufacture of

report of Secretary of the Treasury as to quantity made
in U. S., cost, value per acre, &c.,

Suits, return of those pending on behalf of the U. S.,
Supreme Court, purchase Peters's condensed reports of. (See
resolutions, joint, Senate.)

Surplus revenue, President recommends distribution of

report of committee thereon,

Surveys. (See Canals, Roads, Internal Improvements, and
proper names of places and rivers surveyed.)

Page.

200, 218

-430

157

20
223

[Petitions from]

Sanford, Elihu, -

Sanford, Jonathan,

Sanderson, David,

Sanderson, Sylvanus,

Sawyer, James Lucius, (see bills H. R. No. 530,)

Sayre, Daniel,

Saunders, Robert H.,

Shute, William and Aaron Smith, representatives of,

Shute, William, for pension,

Smith, Luther L.,

Smith, Robert, Tennessee,

Smith, Aaron, (see William Shute and A. Smith,)

Smith, William, administrator of John Taylor, (see Taylor,)

Smith, Valentine,

Smith, John, Mississippi,

Snow, Solomon,

Smoot, Benjamin S., services as Marshal,

Smoot, Benjamin S, accounts as sutler,

Snyder, John,

Page.
95, 223

112, 179

112

120

124

158

159

178

230

301

158

178, 261

235, 280

270

86

Sorrels, John,

South Carolina, chamber commerce, Charleston, duties at Cuba, 179, 405

Storer, Dorothy, and Sarah Easton, (see bills H. R. No. 646,)

Stephens, Stephen,

Stephens, Cyprian,

Stewart, Rhoda,

Stewart, William, executors of,

St. John, Adonijah,

St. Croix, citizens of the U. S. trading to-duty on rum and sugar,

Swartwood, Daniel,

Swartwood, James,

Swink, Edward,

Sweet, Benaja,

Swartwout, Melancton S., (see Lyon and Swartwout)
Sykes, James,

T.

Page.

43

43

100, 240

165

230

255, 283

168, 172, 180

Tactics, information relative to the printing of militia
Tariff, views of the President in relation to the power of Con-
gress to regulate, and with respect to the unequal ope-
ration of the present

report of committee on manufactures upon subject of
motion to reduce duties on iron, cotton bagging, wool,
woollens, and sugar,

Mr. Trezvant's motion to reduce
resolutions of Delaware in behalf of

-

Taylor, John's administrator. (See bills Senate, No. 105.)
Teche river, open ship channel at mouth of
Tender, legal, make South American dollars and five franc pieces.
(See Coins.)

Tennessee State, members from, appear, viz:

John Bell, John Blair, Robert Desha, Cave
Johnson, Pryor Lea, James K. Polk, James
Standefer, -

David Crockett,
Jacob C. Isacks,

-

alter time of holding circuit court in East Ten-
nessee, (see bills H. R. No. 502,)
proceedings respecting vacant lands in. (See
bills H. R. No. 185.)

Tennessee river, improve navigation above Nashville,

-

survey of, to be laid before the House at next
session,

amend act granting land for improvement of.
(See bills Senate, No. 89.)

survey of obstructions to navigation in. (See
bills H. R. No. 614.)

Territorial concerns, motion to set aside a day for the considera-

tion of

Thames river, Con., improve navigation of. (See bills H. R.

No. 614.)

Thomas, James, Q. M. G. (See bills Senate, No. 58.)

Tharp, William. (See bills H. R. No. 435.)

Timber, reports of superintendent of live oak plantations, near
Pensacola, and information relative to live oak lands"

report of committee, and bill upon subject of, (see bills

66, 68, 174

367

Page.

Tippett, Stephen. (See bills Senate, 158.)
Topographical Engineers. (See Engineers.)

Tortugas, (Dry,) to be surveyed. (See bills H. R. No. 553.)
Toulmin, John B. (See bills Senate, No. 144.)

Transportation, further provision for transporting merchandise
over land, with benefit of drawback. (See
bills Senate, No. 35.)

Treasurer's accounts, annual statements of

Treasury Department, Solicitor of, definition of duties of, (see

bills H. R. No. 521,)

annual report of the Solicitor of the
report on contingent expenses of the
reports from, viz:

on the state of the finances,
estimates of appropriations for 1831,
whole amount of expenses on account

of fortifications, light-houses, public
debt, pensions, and internal improve-
ments,

of public defaulters,

upon the subject of sugar imported since

1815,

quantity of land sold in 1830, price per
acre, &c.,

408, 430

108

157

388

72.

87

87

51, 102, 321

126

126

the amount of money received for Me-
diterranean passports,

148

a list of clerks employed in 1830,

168