Compensation of officers of Covernment, proposition to increase the -
Compensation-see Clerks and Officers of Government.

Cotton goods, not printed, stained, or colored, increase duty on
(See bills, H. R. No. 233.)

Covenhoven, Peter, relief granted to--(see bills H. R. No. 70.)
Commerce and Manufactures, Committee appointed

Coal, duty on for one year, 1793,

Cocoa, duty on for one year, 1793, Secretary of Treasury to report
Coffee, duty on for one year, 1793, Secretary of Treasury to report
Contingent expenses of Government, statement of appropriation of $10,000
for-see appropriations.

Page
544,546

705

378

295

295

295

Connecticut, members from, appear, viz:

Amasa Learned, Uriah Tracy, Jonathan Trumbull, Jeremiah
Wadsworth

James Hillhouse

3

11

Joshua Coit, Zephaniah Swift

16

2d Session, 3d Congress :

Joshua Coit, Amasa Learned, Zephaniah Swift, Uriah Tracy,

Joshua Coit, Chauncey Goodrich, Roger Griswold, Zephaniah
Swift, Uriah Tracy

Joshua Coit, Chauncey Goodrich, Roger Griswold, Nathaniel

Congress, committee to report a bill to alter the time for the next annual
meeting of

(See bills H. R. No. 52.)

adjournment of-(see joint resolutions H. R. No. 8. & 11, and a
joint resolution of the Senate, No. 3.)

President in certain cases to alter the place of holding session of '98
-(See bills S. No. 7.)

173

relating to compensation of members, &c. of-see salaries.
proceedings preparatory to an adjournment

petition from inhabitants of New Jersey to reduce pay of mem-
bers of.

(See New Jersey, petitions from.)

an adjournment of the two Houses anthorised, on 25th May, 1796
committee to report a bill to alter the time of the next meeting of

(See bills H. R. No. 202.)

increasing compensation of members of, and certain officers of Go-
vernment-(see bills Senate, No. 51.)

to alter the time of next meeting of (1st Session, 5th Congress.)
(See bills Senate, No 54.)

resolution authorising an adjournment of-(see Resolutions Joint,
H. R. No. 17.)

resolution for an adjournment of-(see Resolution Joint, S. No. 6.)
Consuls, President recommends appointment, with a salary, to Morocco, Al-
giers, Tunis, or Tripoli

359

387

326

561

591

-354, 355

Constitution, resolution to amend-Judiciary—(see Joint resolutions S. No, 1.)

Page.

Constitution, President to transmit to Executives of the States the amendment
(relating to the Judicial powers) adopted by both Houses of
Congress, to the

New York ratifies the amendment of the, &c.

89

239

Vermont, Massachusetts, and N. York ratify amendments of the, &c. 288
New Hampshire ratifies amendment of the, &c.
Georgia ratifies the amendment of the, &c.
Delaware assents to the amendment of the

331

344

354

431

Rhode Island and North Carolina assent to the amendments of the
proposition to amend-election of President and Vice President
resolution for obtaining information relative to the amendment
to the, [suability of States]-(see Resolutions Joint, S. No. 7.)
Confidential communications from the President, of 24th Feb. last, committee
to report such parts as may be made public-see President U. States.
Coins of United States, reduction of the weight of copper
Corn and Corn Meal, to prohibit exportation of,

(See Breadstuffs.)

Courts U. States-see Judiciary, and States in which courts of U. States are
established.

642

431

507

Credentials of members-see committee on elections.

Crabb, Jeremiah, resignation of, as a member of the House of Representatives
Crimes against United States- see Judiciary.)

606

$94

President to report the number of convictions of

in addition to the act to punish-(see bills Senate, No. 4.)

repeal and limitation of acts to punish-(see bills Senate, No. 49.)
Customs, abstract of emoluments and expenditures of officers of, for 1795

494

23, 258, 343, 631
39, 93, 111, 127

71

65

68, 127, 583, 640

103

611, 615, 616

293

- 185, 286

- 564, 635

226, 231, 343, 631

Carter, Joshua-(see William Smith and J. Carter)

323, 403, 410
371

- 422, 597

- 423, 545

Canadian refugees-(see John Blake, et al. Noah Miller, et al.) 614, 655

(See bills, No. 209.)

Page.

Petitions from

Clerks in office Commissioner of Loans, Massachusetts-see

Clarkson, Samuel, et al.

Clap, Samuel, et al.-see Massachusetts-auctioneers of Boston.

Connecticut, inhabitants of-[Middletown a port of entry]
inhabitants of Norwich-[British spoliations]
Inspectors of Customs-[New London]
citizens of New Haven-[British depredations]

Coopman, Francis

42, 308, 389

57

70, 89
93

- 306, 389

107

274, 353, 696

- 285, 353

311, 414, 428, 623, 626, 707

Colbert, George

Cordage, manufacturers of, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and

New York.

Courtney, William

Crowninshield, George, et al.

. 630, 646
633, 678

687

373, 425, 429

19, 293, 353

Dayton, Jonathan, elected Speaker

D.

Debates of Congress, proposition to furnish the members with-[Lloyd and

Carpenter]

Detroit, President notifies the taking possession of

Delaware, members from, appear, viz:

John Patton

First Session, 3d Congress :

additional compensation to Judges of United States Court in―(See
bills Senate, No. 29.)

364

616

578

15

224

364

606

Debt-see imprisonment for debt.

Debt of U. States report of Commissioners for purchasing

16

(See certificates lost or destroyed.)

further extending the time for receiving on loan the domestic
(See bills Senate, No. 14, 22.)

178

233

report of Commissioners for purchasing the public
provision for payment of certain instalments of foreign-(See

bills H. R. No. 91.)

proposition to provide for redemption of

238, 266, 273, 274,
293, 294, 295, 316, 317, 319, 320, 321, 327
(See bills H. R. Nos. 110, 152.)

committee to inquire as to extending time for receiving on loan
the domestic

report of Committee of Ways and Means, on the subject of the
necessity to reinforce the existing provisions for the pub-
435, 439, 446, 470

lic

(See bills H. R. No. 113.)

President recommends that provision be made for the extin-
guishment of the

Secretary of the Treasury exhibits a view for the years 1790,
1791, and 1796, of the

extending the time for receiving on loan the domestic-(See
bills H. R No. 241.)

Debts due from individuals to United States, more effectual recovery of
Defence of seaports-see ports and harbors.

- 611, 621

631

320

Despatch boats-see revenue cutters.

(See bills H. R. No. 113.)

Denning, William, et. al. holders of bills of credit, &c.

246

De Grasse, Count, provision for daughters of-(See bills H. R. No. 119

119.)

De Neufville, John, granting relief to the widow of (See bills H. R. No. 230.)
Direct taxes, Secretary of the Treasury submits a plan for laying and collect-
ing -

to provide for assessment and collection of-(See bills H. R.
No. 217.)

on the United States laying-(See bills H. R. No. 218.)

Door-keeper, Gifford Dally, elected -

Thomas Claxton elected assistant

authorized to employ a messenger and laborer

extra pay allowed to the assistant

Thomas Claxton elected

Thomas Dunn elected assistant

extra pay allowed to the

Thomas Claxton elected

Thomas Dunn assistant

and assistant, extra pay allowed to

Downman, Rawleigh P.

Drawback, extending the benefit of, in certain cases

further provision in cases of

(See bills Senate, No. 16.)

(See bills H. R. No. 76.)

on cargo of ship Enterpize

(See bills H. R. No. 102.)

Fage.

- 616, 651

5

16

192

207

213

355

365

365

601

6

179

276

- 303, 305

extending the time relative to-on exportation of certain military
stores (See bills H. R. No. 126.)

Duties, on merchandise imported-committee to inquire on amending acts
imposing

on foreign and domestic distilled spirits-committee to inquire respect-
ing the more effectual collection of

on imports, Committee to inquire respecting law to regulate
on goods imported and destroyed by fire &c.-committee on remis-
sion of

⚫statements of goods, &c. paying 7 and 10 per cent, [1793}
on imposts and tonnage-compensate officers in collection of

(See bills H. R. No. 75.)

Secretary of the Treasury to report to next Session, a Tariff of
Secretary Treasury to report a tariff of duties, payable in the ports of
the U. States and of the sums collected in 1793 and 1794, on
spirits distilled

proposition in relation to the collection of internal

proposition relating to additional-see Revenue.

ally the amount of

394

448, 449, 452, 550, 552

and drawbacks on imports, Secretary of the Treasury to report annu-

Dubois, Lewis, his accounts to be settled

740

168

(See bills H. R. No. 48.)

Duvall, Gabriel, letter from Governor of Maryland, and return of his election

225

resigns his seat

485