Debt, Public, state of......250
Stocks of............ 256,257

Clerks, in the-
Office of Paymas. Gen, 109
Navy Department,. 135 District Courts, when and
•'•.......159

Navy Yards,.

Office of Navy Comm'rs, 136

where held, (See Alma-

nack.)

General Post Office,.....209 District of Columbia,..

....232
.204
255

..147-152

From Imports in 1822,251-256

House of Represent's,....179 Duties,.

Of Courts,.

Commerce-See Exports.

Commercial Intercourse,...231 Easter Sunday, Tables to

Commiss'rs for Boundaries, 58||
Commissioners for Claims on
Spain,........

find from 1824 to 2199, 40-44
Elections in the States, when

and where held, (See Al-
manack.)

Commiss'rs for ascertaining
Claims, &c. in Florida,...59 Electors of President,.....................45
do.....at St. Augustine, 60 Events in American Histo-
do.....at Pensacola,....60 ry, (See Almanack.)

'do.....under Petersburg Examination of Cadets,....130
Convention,.... ..........62 Examination of Midshipmen 144
Commiss'r Gen. Land Office, 72 Expenditure in 1822 and
Commiss'rs of Navy Board,..36

Congress :-

Compensation and Privi-

.......... ........173

leges,.

Senators.......

...175

Officers of the Senate,....175

Representatives,....176-179
Officers of the House,....179
Senators going out 4th of
March, 1825,.....
.........198
Committees of the Senate, 195
Committees of the House, 196

Pay of Members,........197 Flag of the United States, 163

Consuls of the U. States:-

Barbary,.....

Florida Territory,.... 228–267
.54 Judiciary of,.............205

Commercial,..........54-58

Foreign in the U. S. 275 280 General Post Office,........209
Contractors for carrying

the Mail,........ 163-172
Convention, Petersburg, 60-61
Copy Rights secured in 1823,218
Courts of the United States,
(See Almanack.)
Convention, Petersburg, 60-62
Custom-House Officers,......73
See officers of the customs,

Imports in 1822,.......251-254 Midshipmen passed for pro-
Value of in each States 160 motion,....
.......
Compared with exports,.
,..159 Military Establishment-

.....229

Imports and Tonnage,...
Imports from Smyrna,.
Increase of the Navy,
Indian Trade,......................

Superintendent,..

(See Army.

....255 Military Store Keepers,....109
161 Ministers, Public of the U.

.....

Foreign, in the United
132 States,...........275-280

....133|| Mint, persons employed in,..274

Collectors of,........270-274 Naval Agents,.•••••••

Judiciary,.

Supreme Court,..

.....199||Naval Constructors,.

Naval Store Keepers,

..158

.......159

........

159

.......

....135

......136

.200 Navy Department-...

District Courts,......200-204 Secretary,...

For the Dist. of Col....204 Navy Commissioners,.
For territories,. ......205

Places and Times of hold-
ing Courts, (see Alma-
nack,)............206-208

Secretary of,.............136

Navy List-

Captains,................136
Masters Commandant,...137
Lieutenants,..

.137

Surgeons,...... ......141

Surgeon's Mates,........142

Pursers,.......

105

Chaplains,..

Receivers,...............106

Laws, 2d Session, 17th Con-

....143

......144

Midshipmen passed for

promotion,.............145

Midshipmen,........147-154

Boatswains,......... ....................155

Gunners,.....

gress,

225-245

Legislatures of the

Sailing Masters,..........154

..156

When elected,

Places of sitting,••

Librarian to Congress,...

Light Houses and keepers,

(see officers of the Cus-
toms.)

Naval Storekeepers,....159
Naval Constructors,......159
Inspectors of Timber,...159
Clerks of Navy Yards,...159
Vessels of War,..........160
Suppression of Piracy,...160
Vessels on the Lakes,....161
Increase of the Navy,....161

Judiciary of,...................................205 |Newspapers publishing laws,178

Public Ministers of the U. S. 50

Vermont,..................79 Receipts in 1823,...........248

80 Remarkable Events, (see

parting,.....

Secretary,..

....

........

.....264

Treasury, State of the,248-250
Of the Revenue,.

.........201
Of the Public Debt,......250
Receipts and Expendi-

tures,.. .....248-249
Secretaries of, since 1789,..63
Treasurer of the U. S.......70

Treasury Department,......62 Vessels of War,......160-161
..64 Vice-President of the United
States,..................47
Manner of electing,.......47
Vice-Presidents since1789, 48

66

1st Comptroller of the,....65
2d Comptroller of the,.....66
1st Auditor of the,.....
2d Auditor of the,..........67
3d Auditor of the,.. ..... .68
4th Auditor of the,.... 68
5th Auditor of the,

War Department,..........107

Secretary,.

.69 Watchnen of the Public

Register of the,............71

Buildings,........71, 163

Since the Calendar was put to press, several changes have taken place.

James Brown, of Louisiana, (late of the Senate,) has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to France.

Samuel Larned, of Rhode Island, has been appointed Secretary of Legation to Chili.

Fontaine Maury, of the State Department, and William Gibson, of the Treasury Department, have died; and George H. Richards, of Connecticut, has been appointed to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr Gibson.

In page 121, "R. H. Winder," should be "J. H. Winder." In page 113, for "J. I. Schuley," read " J. I. Schuler."

In page 210, for "36 miles," read "30 miles," in two places. Page 67. The three last lines of Clerks in 2d Auditor's Office, should be transposed to read as follows:

William Mechlin,.................... Washington City, Maryland, 1000 00
...Penn...... 1000 00
Andrew M. Kirk,.
Richmond Johnson,............do...........Maryland, 800 00
For a correct list of the officers of Michigan, see page 216.

ERRATA.

Page 37, Dec. 10, for 'Missouri,' read Mississippi.

47, line 11, for 1810,' read 1801. Line 12, for 1806,' read 1801.

50, for Hugh Nelson, Env. Extraordinary and Minister Ple-
nipotentiary,' read Hugh Nelson, Minister Plenipotentiary.
55, for Thomas Were Fox, Plymouth,' read Robert Were
Fox, Falmouth.

56, for John Hollingsworth,' read Jehu Hollingsworth.
70, line 7, for 'Nicholas Harper, Maryland,' read Nicholas
Harper, Ireland.

198, In Representative population of Virginia, for '859,303,'
read 895,303.

205, instead of lines 17-24, read Wm. F. Steele, Attorney,
W. Florida, &c. Edgar Macon, Attorney, E. Florida, &c.
Wm. Sebree, Marshal W. Florida, &c. Waters Smith,
Marshal, E. Florida, &c.