Deep creek, Va., improve navigation of. (See bills H. R. No.

614.)

Deer island, (Boston harbor,) complete sea wall. (See bills
H. R. No. 566.)

Delapierre, Bartholomew. (See bills H. R. No. 452.)
Delafield, Capt., his report on the improvement of the naviga-
tion of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers,

Delaware State, K. Johns, jr., member from, appears,

resolutions of, respecting proceeds of public
lands,

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285

Delaware river, improve navigation of, above and below Tren-
ton,

Delinquents & 2 lists of

Defaulters, list of names of, called for
D'Homergue, John. (See Homergue.)

Delivery, ports of, established, viz: port Pontchartrain and De-
laware city, (see bills Senate, No. 9,)

Delzell, Wm. (See bills Senate, No. 117.)

Detroit, plan of, &c., laid before the House, and proceedings re-
specting, (see bills H. R. No. 624,) -

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203, 212, 217, 299

Dequindre, Antoine and Louis. (See bills S. No. 77, and H.
R. No. 318.)

Denmark, convention between U. S. and

provision for carrying convention into effect, (see bills
H. R. No. 523,)

correspondence relative to Danish West India trade,
report respecting indemnity for the Danish brigantine
Henrick, -

Diggs, Wm. D., purchase of his executors additional land for
fort Washington, (see bills H. R. No. 542,)
Diplomatic Correspondence, from 1783 to 1789, proposition to

publish

Distress, assistance to be given to vessels in. (See bills Senate,

No. 87.)

District of Columbia. (See Columbia.)

Documents, free of postage, (see Resolutions,)

indexes to, to be furnished members,
index, proposition to make,

97, 105

index from 18th to 21st Congress, proposition to
make

245

284

extra numbers ordered to be printed,

to be furnished Adjutant General,

a bound copy to be furnished each member,
subscription to a publication of, by Gales and Sea-
ton, (see bills H. R. No. 652,) -

Doddridge, Philip, paid for relinquishing his claim to certain

lands. (See bills Senate, No. 47.)

Dollars, new American. (See Coins.)

Doorkeeper, to employ an additional messenger during recess,
Drawbacks, statements of

provision respecting transportation of merchandise
over land with benefit of. (See bills S. No. 35.)
Dry Tortugas, to be surveyed, &c. (See bills H. R. No. 553.)
Dunkirk harbor, secure and complete works in. (See bills H.
R. 566.)

Duponceau, P. S., presents a flag of U. S. made of American

silk,

Duties, on sugar, various propositions to reduce. (See Sugar.)

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423

315

50, 84
49, 59

on spices, repeal of. (See bills Senate, No. 54.)
Secretary of the Treasury to remit in certain cases ad-
ditional duties charged under act of 28th May, 1830.
(See bills H. R. No. 634.)

admit surveying instruments imported by State of Mas-
sachusetts free of

Duvall and Carnes. (See bills Senate, No. 93.)

Davenport, Samuel, heirs of

Darling, Benjamin

Dardin,' David, representatives of, (see bills H. R. No. 647,)

Dawson, Peter P.

Danley, James

Dalgarn, James -

Daggett, William

Dalton, Isaac

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124

Derryberry, Andrew

Denny, Thomas

D'Homergue, John, letter,

Delaware, Legislature of, revolutionary officers,

revenue from public lands,

internal improvement,

District of Columbia, fire companies, (bill reported, No. 503,)
inhabitants of Alexandria, Judge's resi-
dence,

Dickson, Benjamin

Corporation of Georgetown, Washing-

ton bridge, (see bills H. R. No. 564,)
inhabitants of Washington, F and G
streets,

Grand Jury, Alexandria,

Corporation of Washington, amend char-
ter, &c., (see bills H. R. No. 613,)
Corporation of Georgetown, extend lim-
its, (see bills H. R. No. 608,)

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147, 156

206

347

372

372

377

62, 84

83

88, 194

208, 283

129

268, 284

269, 280

Dickson, Robert

Dickson, James

Dix, Ellen

Digges, Wm. D., heirs of, (see bills H. R. No. 542,)

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188

43

88

97, 155

230

41

55, 275

73

108

128

88

103

161, 346

212

291

42

67, 249

236, 309

270, 309

38

272

43

47, 211, 240

53

54

74

50, 84

106

159, 249

300

350

No. 594,)

Doyal, Hardy

Druett, Micah, (should be Orcutt, which see,)

Drish, Charles, representative of Christian Ish, (see bills H. R.

East Florida. (See Florida.)

East river, survey at Hurlgate, (see bills H. R. No. 614,)
Eastern Branch, (of Potomac,) survey of. (See bills H. R.

No. 614.)

Education, lands granted for purposes of. (See Lands.)

proposition to appoint a standing committee on

Elections, contested, provide for taking testimony in cases of,
(see bills H. R. 555,) -

Elk creek, (on lake Erie,) survey mouth of

Emerson, Wm.'s heirs. (See bills Senate, No. 22.)
Emigrants, annual report of number of

Engineer corps, inquiry whether additions are necessary to corps

of Topographical Engineers,

97

69

131, 175

203

408

154, 156, 185, 200

Entry, ports of, established at St. John's, in Florida,
Escambia river, improve navigation of, (see bills H. R. No 614,)
Estimates of appropriations for 1831, laid before the House -
Evidence to be admitted at public offices in settlement of claims.
(See resolutions, joint, Senate.)

[Petitions from]

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

Earll, Aaron

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Earle, Elias, executor of Elias

Eaton, William

Eaton, William, property destroyed late war,
Eaton, Elizabeth, widow of Gen. William

Eastforth, Samuel

Eckford, Henry, (see bills H. R. No. 570,)

Edwards, Amos, sureties of, (see bills H. R. 522,)

Edmondson, Samuel A.

Edgar, John

Edmonds, Daniel

Elmendorf, Peter

Ellery, Christopher

Elliott, Joseph

Elliott, William

Elwell, Henry

Emmerick, William
Emmitt, John
Emerson, Joseph
Emmons, Solomon
Ent, Daniel, sen.

Espy, Samuel

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Everard, Charles

Evans, Thomas

F.

Fees of court, alterations in

Finances, views of President in relation to the. (See his message.)
annual Treasury report on the state of the

125, 130

72

Fire companies in District of Columbia, organization of, (see
bills H. R. 503,)

Fish, reduce bounty on exportation of pickled, (see bills H. R.
548,)
Fisheries, regulations of England, France, and Holland, in re-
spect to

Fishing vessels, further regulations respecting vessels employed
in the whale. (See bills Senate, No. 131.)
Fitzgerald, Aaron. (See bills Senate, No. 16.)
Fitzgerald, Thomas. (See bills Senate, No. 18.)

Five franc pieces. (See Coins.)

Flag of U. S., a silken flag of domestic manufacture presented

to the House,

Flaget, Benedict Joseph, Bishop of Bardstown.

R. No. 396.)

Florida, Joseph M. White, delegate from, appears,

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(See bills H.

counties of Madison and Hamilton to have a delegate
in the Council, (see bills H. R. No. 519,)
live oak lands in. (See Timber.)
boundary of. (See Boundaries.)

Fontaneille, Count, presents Congress with a treatise on the cul-

ture and manufacture of silk,

Flournoy and Ward. (See bills H. R. No. 284.)

Forsyth, Robert A. (See bills H. R. No. 337.)

Fortifications, President recommends that armaments be provided

for

appropriation for armaments. (See bills H. R.
No. 539.)

whole amount expended on

purchase additional land at fort Washington, (see

bills H. R. No. 542,)

dispose of fort Gansevoort, (see bills H. R. No.
631,)

fort Delaware destroyed by fire, (see bills H. R.
No. 649,)

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42, 107

360, 424

30

87

97, 155

175

216, 258

305, 316

342, 350

compromise of title to Pea Patch, fort Delaware,
(see bills H. R. No. 649,)
indemnity to officers whose property was destroy-
ed in fort Delaware, (see bills Senate, No. 163,)
appropriations for, in 1831, (see bills H. R. No.
545,)

(See bills H. R. No. 425.)

Foreman, Anthony.
Franking privilege, enlarged as it respects the transmission of
public documents. (See resolutions, joint,
H. R.)

Freeport, (on lake Erie,) survey harbor of
Frugé, John. (See bills H. R. No. 316.)

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