740-postponed until

Blanchard, Edward, his accounts to be settled at the Treasury
(See bills H. R. No. 80.)

Bourne, Sylvanus, relief granted to.-(See bills H. R. No. 186.)
Boots and Shoes, proposition to lay a duty on imported

(See Revenue.)

Boston Harbor, buoys to be in and near

(See bills H. R. No. 240.)

Bribery of members-see privileges, &c.

Bread-stuff, proposition to prohibit exportation of certain
Brown, Samuel, relief granted to-(see bills H. R. No. 181.)
Brown, John,
do (see bills H. R. No. 239.)
First Session, Third Congress :

do

Page.

250

668

721

- 507, 514

Business to be acted upon the present session, Joint Committee to report 85, 86, 113

(See Resolutions Joint, No. 8.)
Second Session, Third Congress :

161, 165, 168, 174

260, 262

Business to be acted upon the present session, Joint Committee to report

First Session, Fourth Congress :

Business to be acted upon the present session, Joint Committee appointed
Buoys-see Lighthouses, Beacons, &c.

Petitions from--

532, 536,

537

Backus, Gurdon, and David M. Randolph 163, 186, 439, 494, 515, 521, 533

Carriages for conveyance of persons-(see Revenue, also, bills H. R. No. 55.)
Committee to revise bill laying duties on

(See bills No. 114.)

Committee to revise bill laying duties on

(See bills H. R. No. 133.)

Carolina, North and South-see North Carolina and South Carolina.
Canadian Refugees-(see Refugees, also, bill H. R. No. 209.)

Cape of Good Hope, President to grant clearances to vessels now loaded and
bound to any port beyond the—(see resolutions joint, H. R. No. 4.)

Cape Cod, Lighthouse to be built on-(see bills H. Ř. No. 179.)
Captured ships, &c.-see Prize ships, &c.

Call of the House-see House.

223

- 380, 477

434

Cedar Point District, in the State of Maryland, to be called District of Nanjemoy
Certificates of debt U. States lost or destroyed, Committee to bring in a bill 16, 22

lost or destroyed, Committee to inquire respecting

288,

(See bills H. R. No. 3.)

294, 299

Loan Office and final settlement-see debt U. States
reduction of.

- 676, 681

proposition to provide for the renewal of destroyed

First Session, Third Congress :

Chaplains to Congress, resolution respecting the appointment of

Bishop White chosen on the part of the Senate
Rev. Ashbel Green by the House

Second Session, Third Congress :

9

motion to appoint

Clopton, John, his seat contested by Burwell Bassett--see Bassett.

Claims of citizens for property captured by belligerent powers, appropriation

for prosecuting

715

Claims against U. States to be excepted from operation of acts of limitation-
see limitation.

petition of, for a messenger-see petitions, also, messenger.
extra pay allowed to

601

Clark, Lucy, relief to-(see bills H. R. No. 9.)

Page.

Clerk of the House, John Beckley elected

authorized to employ an additional clerk
John Beckley elected

Clerks in the office of the Clerk H. R. extra pay allowed to

Clerks in public offices, extra pay to certain, &c.

in State, Treasury, and War Departments, in 1794, additional pay

in Auditor's office, further compensation to

4

215

365

601

211

(See bills H. R. No. 69.)

180

(See bills S. No. 17.)

125

(See bills Senate, No. 19.)

in the several Departments, Committee to inquire respecting the num-
ber necessary, and their pay

269

in the Executive Departments, to fix their compensation-see salaries.

in the several Departments, Committee to ascertain the number, &c. 438, 477
to revive act to regulate compensation of

(See bills H. R. No. 221.)

to regulate compensation of-(see bills Senate, Nos. 32 and 42.)

in public offices, extra allowance to-(see bills S. No. 38.)

in the office of Secretary of the Senate, additional pay to-(see bills

S. No. 48)

678

Commerce of the United States, report Secretary of State of privileges, and
restrictions on
18, 24, 26, 39, 41, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 91, 92
(See non-intercourse, embargo, etc.)

Commerce of the U. S. President to cause to be furnished all foreign laws,

decrees, &c. affecting the

- 21, 24, 25

82

President communicates information of spoliations on the
spoliations by Great Britain-indemnifications—(See
joint resolutions, No. 6)

Commerce and Manufactures, Committee of, appointed
Commerce and navigation, Committee to report whether any alterations are
necessary in the laws relating to
Commercial intercourse with American Territories of foreign nations, motion
to suspend

Great Britain, proposition to suspend-see Great
Britain.

Commissioners of the City of Washington--see Washington.

Committee of Elections appointed

to report the unfinished business of last session

to prepare an address in answer to the President's speech

437, 557

102

5

11, 23, 26

15

5

28, 76, 84

9, 15

9, 13

15, 40

30, 31, 85

224

225

228

231

366

372

369

592

612

303

345, 348

621

302, 305, 306,316

to notify the President of the proposed recess of Congress

(See officers United States)

of Executive Officers of Government, to establish

of Officers of Government, proposition to inquire respecting - 443