C.

Cadets, into the military academy, regulations respecting

(not acted on)

Canadian volunteers, enquiry concerning the execution of the
acts granting land to

Page,

270

68, 69, 201

Canals, (see roads and canals)
Canal, to unite lake Michigan with the Mississippi, enquiry
concerning a

to unite Tennessee river with the Tombigbee river
motion to authorize a subscription for stock in the
Chesapeake and Delaware

enquiry into the propriety of subscribing for stock in
the Jefferson, Ohio

to unite Massachusetts bay with Narraganset bay
and Long Island Sound, proposition to make a
enquiry into the propriety of subscribing for stock in
the Kentucky, Ohio

Cape Vincent, (see entry and delivery)

Capitol, appropriations for the wings and for commencing
the centre building of the

(see bills, No. 33 and 122)
report on the expenses incurred in rebuilding the

"Carroll, Daniel, letter from

Carroll, general, motion to present a gold medal to
Curier, Landon's heirs, relief to be granted to

$9

39, 40

46

309

310

362

108, 313

416

368

414

68

318

(see bills from the Senate, No. 1.)
Cavalry, relief granted to certain volunteer

(see bills, No. 126)

Cavalier Anthony and Peter Petit, to be confirmed in their

(see bills from Senate, No. 71)
Champlain, vessels captured on lake, (see prize money)
Chaplains to Congress, resolution for the appointment of

Chesapeake and Delaware canal, motion to authorize a sub-

440

23

Chesapeake Bay, the survey of, to be completed

(not acted on)

(see resolutions, joint)

Choteau, Denun, M.Knight, Baird and Farro, and their com-

panions, enqui-
ry into their
capture and sit-
nation

458

319, 471,
482

Page.

255, 277

73

Circuit judges, bill to authorize the appointment of

(not further acted on)
Citizenship, provision for the relinquishment of the right of

(see bills, No, 15)

Claims, committee of, appointed, (see committee)
revolutionary, and pensions (see committee)
commissioner of, (see commissioner of claims)

Clark, Ashael, relief granted to

(see bills from the Senate, No. 43)

Claxton, Thomas, chosen door keeper
Claxton, James, extra pay allowed to
Clay, Henry, elected Speaker
Clerks in the Executive Offices, list of

358

478

7

116, 186, 201

enquiry into the salaries of
the

175, 318

of the United States Courts, motion to require further

vernment, enquiry into the

conduct of the

152, 395

(sec bills, No. 88.)

veying the

report of the assays of

directed to procure the laws of the several states
Coasts of the United States, repeal of part of the act for sur-

Coffee, General, motion to present a gold medal to

Coins, enquiry into the propriety of amending the act regu-

lating the currency of certain foreign

Collectors of the customs, (see customs)

Colonial trade of England, (see Great Britain)

Colonizing the free people of color, report upon the subject of

Columbia, District of, committee for the, (sce committee)

receipts into the Treasury from the

bill to make valid certain acts of the
justices of the peace in the

(see bills from the Senate, No. 49)

Columbian Institute incorporated

Commerce and manufactures, (committee of)
Commissariat for the army, established

(see bills, No. 68)

(see bills from the Senate, No. 29)
the Secretary of War to report a
system for the establishment
of a

260

239

487

69, 92

392

205

391

482

Commissioner of the public buildings, report from the
Committee of elections, appointed

230

18

reports from the 45, 65, 105, 127, 158, 218,

of claims, appointed-

18

reports from the 91, 350,

379, 390, 395, 401,

405, 411, 416, 418,
426, 135

18

reports from the
45, 50, 53, 57, 61, 73, 77,
86, 95, 99, 103, 133, 173, 174, 180, 188,
192, 200, 204, 212, 218, 224, 227, 232,
249, 251, 254, 259, 262, 268, 274, 278,
280, 288, 294, 295, 298, 307, 308, 313,
318, 322, 327, 845, 354, 356, 360, 379,
386, 389, 390, 393, 405
18

on pensions and revolutionary claims, appointed

reports from the 50, 61,
77, 86, 103, 136, 158,
204, 212, 218, 223, 227,
232, 238, 243, 244, 248,
255, 259, 262, 268, 288,
307, 322, 381, 345, S61,
390, 393, 415

for the District of Columbia, appointed
(this committee reported in all cases by bill)
on the post office and post roads, appointed

18

18

reports from the 446, 451

(In every case except one, this committee reported by bill)
Committee on expenditures in the Department of State, ap-

pointed

(rid report)

on expenditures in the Treasury Department, ap-
pointed

on expenditures in the War Department, appointed

18

19,

(no report)

ib.

128

19

report
On expenditures in the Navy Department, appointed
(nto report)

on expenditures in the Post Office Department, ap-
pointed
on expenditures on the Public Buildings, appointed

-

on Military Affairs, appointed,

reports from the 229,327,331,346,354,301, 401

reports from the 73, 104, 289, 298, 313, 579, 406

19, 20

-- on the subject of the fililia, appointed

on Naval Affairs, appointed

upon the subject of Indian Affairs, appointed

-on Roads, Canals, and Seminaries of Learning

reports from the 50, 322, 396

reports from the 169, 200, 295

19, 20, 325

Committee upon the subject of the illicitit introduction of Slaves
from Amelia Island, appointed

report

upon the subject of Public Buildings, and the erec-
tion of Additional Offices

Pagr.

19, 20
131

20, 252

reports 181, 419

upon the subject of provision for the surviving Offi-
cers and Soldiers of the Revolutionary Army

20

report

46

19, 20, 351

reports from the 224, 406

Samuel Thompson, &c.

Inhabitants of the river Raisin
American Bible Society

John Fairfield and M. Cole

(see bills)

Merchants of Philadelphia, &c. (French spoliations) 115,

Doctor James Smith

Col. J. D. Needham and others

121, 126, 222, 295

Jonathan Elliot

John Bate

Tuscarora Indians

135, 205

136

Inhabitants of Missouri, for state government 344, S45, 373

Society of Friends

64, 487

John Darnall

Commodore Rodgers

107, 162

(see bills)

Andrew Law

122, 270

(see bills)

Bank of the United States

136, 162

Charles N. Buck

(see bills)

145, 14