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Non-Importation, suspension of, report on, 713. See Index, vol. 3.

Non-Intercourse.--See Intercourse.

North Carolina, vote for President in 1808, 27; in 1812, 573, 711.

Oaths.--See Index, vol. 1.

Observatory, astronomical report on, 705.

Ohio.--Vote for President in 1808, 27; in 1812, 573, 711.

Ohio State Government.--See Index, vol. 2.

Officers of the Revolution, report on petition of, 212.

Officers, removal of.--See Index, vol. 1.

Offices, plurality of.--See Index, vol. 3.

ORMSBY, STEPHEN, Representative from Kentucky, 442, 577.

Ordinance of 1787, action of Indiana.--See Index, vol. 3.

Orleans Territory.--See Territories.

PARKER, NAHUM, Senator from New Hampshire, 3, 116, 166; resigns his seat in the Senate, 250. See Index, vol. 3.

PEARSON, JOSEPH, Representative from North Carolina, 126, 187, 315, 425, 577; on commercial intercourse with France and Great Britain, 390; on an additional military force, 618.

Pennsylvania.--Vote for President in 1808, 27; in 1812, 573, 711.

Pennsylvania Insurgents.--See Index, vol. 1.

Petitions, reception of.--See Index, vol. 2, & Slavery, vol. 1.

PICKENS, ISRAEL, Representative from North Carolina, 425, 577; on Indian Affairs, 428.

PICKERING, TIMOTHY, Senator from Massachusetts, 3, 116, 166, 250; on the repeal of the embargo act, 21; on incorporating a bank of the United States, 302. See Index, vols. 2, 3.

PICKMAN, BENJAMIN, jr., Representative from Mass., 124, 197, 319; on non-intercourse with Great Britain and France, 160; moves to postpone the resolution relative to the apportionment of Representation, 224.

PIKE, CAPT. Z. M., bill making compensation to, 96. See Index, vol. 3.

PINCKNEY, C. C., number of votes for, as President, 27.

PIPER, WILLIAM, Representative from Massachusetts, 424, 703.

PITKIN, TIMOTHY, jr., Representative from Connecticut, 36, 124, 187, 315, 424, 577; against immediate engrossment of the bill relative to the power of territorial governments, 40; supports petition of Elizabeth Hamilton, 215; reports on the establishment of a first meridian, 222; on the ratio of representation, 317; on the admission of the territory of Orleans as a State, 326; against the admission of Mississippi, 352; on commercial intercourse with France and Great Britain, 397; on rules and orders of the House, 472; on the British intrigues, 515; on French spoliations, 526; on pay of the Army, 588; on an additional military force, 623. See Index, vol. 3.

PLEASANTS, JAMES, jr., Representative from Virginia, 424, 577; presents memorial of inhabitants of St. Louis, 434; on an additional military force, 617.

POINDEXTER, GEORGE, delegate from Mississippi, 36, 126, 187, 319, 425, 578; reports a bill relative to the power of territorial governments, 39; proposes to have the bill engrossed at once, for a third reading, 39, 40; on territorial government for Mississippi, 42; on the petition for a division of the Mississippi territory, 141; on the admission of the territory of Orleans as a State, 325; in favor of Mississippi being admitted into the Union, 352; on Indian affairs, 428; on the bill to enable the people of Mississippi to form a State government, 519; on the admission of Louisiana, 523. See Index, vol. 3.

POND, BENJAMIN, Representative from New York, 424, 577.