---- of March 2, 1811, reviving Act of March 1, 1809, moved by Eppes, Jan. 15, 1811, v. 338; decided upon, 347; amended, 351; reported, 352; passed, 354, 391; its effect on Napoleon, 393, 394, 400, 404; Foster’s instructions on the, vi. 23; his protest against, 39; his threat of retaliation, 44, 124; not noticed by Napoleon, 56; an intolerable burden to the United States, 140; efforts to suspend, 205, 230–234, 447; not retaliated by England, 270; forfeitures under, 438–443; Calhoun on, 444; bill for stricter enforcement of, 448. Norfolk, the mayor of, forbids communication with the British squadron, iv. 27; exposed to attack, vii. 269; fortifications of, 271; attacked by British expedition, 272–275; sickness among militia at, viii. 219. “North American Review,” ix. 207. North Carolina in 1800, i. 36; cotton-planting, 37, 148; in 1816, growth of population, ix. 154, 155, 161; growth of wealth, 163; legislative report on internal improvements, 164. Norton, Rev. Andrews, ix. 182. Nottingham, in Maryland, Ross’s camp, Aug. 21, 1814, viii. 129. Ocaña, battle at, v. 268. Ocracoke Inlet, captured by Admiral Cockburn, vii. 277. Offices, Jefferson’s removals from, i. 230 _et seq._ Ogden, owner of the “Leander,” iii. 190; indicted by Jefferson, 195. Ogden, Aaron, appointed major-general, vii. 37. Ogden, Peter V., iii. 252, 255; carries despatches to Burr’s friends in New Orleans, 295; arrested at Fort Adams, 319; discharged from custody, 340. Ogdensburg, captured in 1813, vii. 147; passed by Wilkinson, 185. Ohio, admitted into the Union, i. 302; ii. 76; population in 1810, v. 289; militia, vii. 102; growth of, ix. 155. Ohio River settlements in 1800, i. 2. Ohio, Territory of, ii. 121. Olcott, Simeon, senator from New Hampshire, ii. 160. Old Fields, Winder’s army camps at, vii. 134; retreat from, 135. Olmstead, Gideon, case of, v. 13; Marshall’s opinion in case of, ix. 188, 189. Ontario, Lake, armaments on, vi. 342, 344. (See Sackett’s Harbor.) Order in Council, of Jan. 7, 1807, called Lord Howick’s Order, prohibiting neutral trade from one belligerent port to another, iii. 416–421; iv. 79, 80, 83, 93, 102, 144, 154, 318; arrives in America, iii. 435.