(see bills, No. 273)

Chaplains to Congress, resolution for the appointment of
Rev. Burgess Allison, appointed
Rev. John Clark, appointed

Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, bill authorizing the sub-
scription of stock in the (see bills, No. 147 and 269)

Circuit Judges, (see Judges)

Claims, committee of, appointed (see committee)

Clark, Rev'd. John, chosen a chaplain to Congress

(see bills from the Senate, No. 23)

Clark, James H. bill for his relief

Clark, John, relief granted to

(see bills from the Senate, No. 27)

28

232

249

317

353

Claxton, James, extra allowance to
Clay, Henry, Speaker, thanks of the House peesented to
Clerks, in the Executive Offices, lists, &c. of, 169, 198, 201, 219, 248
in the War Department, additional number to be em-
ployed

provident association of, incorporated

(see bills, No. 244)
of the District Courts, proceedings respecting
Clerk of the House, directed to procure newspapers

29, 34

(see bills, No. 199)

123

136

7

18

263

85

to contract for printing Cranch's laws of
the District of Columbia

Coasting trade, the United States divided into two districts

for the better regulation of the

(see bills from the Senate, No. 25)

Coasts of North Carolina, to be surveyed

(see resolutions)

Cole, Mehitable, land granted to her (see bill, No. 100)
Coffin, William, and others, drawback of duties granted to 55, 123

(not acted on)

Coins, inquiry if any amendments are necessary in the acts
which regulate domestic and foreign

assays of certain

(not further acted on)

45, 211, 212

75

232

regulation of the currency of certain foreign
(see bills from the Senate, No. 42)

Collectors of the customs (see customs)

Colonization of free people of color, letter from the committee

of the society for the

207

Columbia, committee for the District of (see committee)
the President recommends a local legislature for
the District of.

code of jurisprudence for the District of
to be printed

Commerce and manufactures, committee of (sec committee)
Commissariat for the army, report of the Secretary of War
upon the establishment of a

Commissary general of subsistence, his rank, and regulations
for the department of

Page.

17

29, 216

48

96

119

(sec bills, No. 241)

Commissioner of the Public Buildings, reports on the state of

the said buildings

Committee of Elections, appointed

report

of Ways and Means, appointed

reports from

42

8

62

8

48, 56, 71, 90, 104

105, 114, 123, 126, 155, 183, 250

of Commerce and Manufactures, appointed

reports from the
28, 34, 37, 41, 44, 47, 52,
56, 59, 63, 67, 71, 75, 78, 85, 90, 105, 110,
115, 119, 134, 145, 149, 156, 161, 163, 166,
169, 179, 187, 191, 194, 210 226, 268
on Pensions and Revolutionary Claims, appointed

8
reports from the 28,
37, 47, 52, 62, 67, 74, 75, 84, 90, 104, 114,
118, 119, 126, 134, 144, 145, 149, 178, 187,
194, 201, 216, 231

48, 63, 91, 134, 145, 166, 169, 173, 178, 194, 218, 228
on the District of Columbia, appointed,*

on the Post Office and Post Roads, appointed,

report

of Revisal and Unfinished Business, appointed,
report,

These committees reported in all cases by bill during this session,

Committee of Accounts, appointed,

to make an extra allowance
to certain persons in the
service of the House

on expenditures in the Post Office Department,

report from the

on Foreign Affairs, appointed,
on Military Affairs, appointed,

.

Pagor

8

317

295

reports from the
63, 75, 105, 119, 134, 150, 295
18, 19

59, 140, 149, 156, 179, 316

on Naval Affairs, appointed,

reports from the

on Roads and Canals, appointed,

18, 19

188

19

206

19

on the subject of the illicit introduction of slaves, ap.

pointed
report

on the subject of the Public Buildings, appointed, 19, 22, 28

of John Wells and Benjamin Wells 55, 95, 119, 213

(see bills No. 295)

of the state of Georgia, on behalf of certain com-

missioners, to survey lands
Tennessee

of George Reynolds

on allowing to the Michigan territory a delegate
in Congress

193, 297

(see bills No. 327)

226

22, 34

(see bills, No. 200)

22, 25

(see resolutions joint)

on the constitution of the state of Illinois

29, 30, 216

on judge Cranch's code of laws
on amendments to the acts regulating domestic
and foreign coins, and regulating weights and

measures

45, 189, 210, 211

51, 56, 191

to inquire into the conduct and management of
the Bank of the United States
on the admission of Alabama into the Union
(see bills from the Senate, No. 16)
on division of Missouri, and establishing a ter-
ritory on the Arkansas

66

107, 119

(see bills No. 238)

on the bill for the relief of E. Stevens, and others 142, 201
on the subject of fugitive slaves

188, 191

(bill not acted on)

195

on making further provision to pay for property
lost in the war with Great Britain

appointed at the last session to inquire inquire
into the conduct of Judges Tallmadge and Van
Ness, report

Committees Joint, to inform the President of the assemblage

72, 73, 83, 106, 113, 115, 145, 288, 304, 319, 341

Compensation of the heads of departments, attorney general,

postmaster general, assistant postmaster general
and judges of the supreme court, increased

(see bills from the Senate, No. 2)

Congress, motion to provide for an earlier meeting of

Congress, bill to fix the time for the next meeting of

(postponed)
Connecticut, members from, appear, to wit: Ebenezer Hunt-
ington, Jonathan O. Mosely, Timothy Pitkin,
Nathaniel Terry, Thomas S. Williams

Sylvester Gilbert in the place of Uriel Holmes,
Samuel B. Sherwood

Constitution of the United States: so fas as respects the elec-

tion of the President and
Representatives, provision
for an amendment to the

Page.

345

6

23

(not acted on)

Courts of the United States, a schedule of fees to be reported

by the judges proper to be allow-
ed to the officers of the district

Court martial for the trial of Arbuthnott and Armbrister

(see Arbuthnott, &c.)

Cranch, Judge, prepares and communicates a code of laws
for the District of Columbia

bill compensating him for

Creek Indians, (see Indians)

298

29

(see Columbia)

216

(not acted on)

Crimes committed by persons in the army, without the limits
of the United States; inquiry into the propriety of
providing for the punishment of

bill to provide more effectually for the punishment of

222

254, 271

22

(not further acted on)

Currituck Sound, proposition to stake the channel of

(see bills, No. 186)

Customs, statements of the emoluments of the officers of the
proceedings on a report of the Secretary of the
Treasury concerning the compensations of the of-
ficers of the

304

47, 71, 231

(bill reported and not acted on)

Cumberland road, motion to appropriate money for the