Canal Company, annual report of the President, &c.
of the Washington

Captains of the Army-sce Army.
Colombia, information on the subject of commercial re-

lations between the United States and the Govern-
ment of

Customs, abstract of emoluments of officers of the
Commerce and navigation of the United States for the
year 1825, Treasury statement of the
Canals, expenditures incident to surveying, making,
&c.-see internal improvements

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Canal Convention, memorial of the Central Committee,
&c. of the Chesapeake and Ohio

Connecticut river, survey of-Barnet, Vermont, to Lake
Connecticut-Memphrymagog

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Canal, report on uniting the Juniatta with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio

Vol. No. Page.

8 127

8 144

8 147

9 148

9 149

9 151

9 154

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9 158

9 160

9 164

10 169

10 171

College, memorial of the Trustees of Cumberland
Congress, appointments by the Executive of members of
Canal, report of surveys between Deep Creek and Cas-
tleman's summit, Chesapeake and Ohio

Contracts made by the Post Office Department for 1825,
statement of

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Canal to connect Buzzard and Barnstable Bays, survey
of the route of a
Chambers, proceedings of a Court Martial for the trial
of Colonel Talbot

D.

Duties, Great Britain and other European Powers agree,
partially, to lay aside discriminating-President's
message

Deaf and Dumb, memorial Kentucky Institution

and

Desertions from the Army-see Army.
Desertions from French ships, correspondence relating

5 100

4 54

Deserters from foreign vessels, letter from C. D. E. I.
Bangeman Huygens upon the subject of
Drawback, on extending the time of exportation with
benefit of―(Secretary Treasury)

Delaware, Break water at the capes of-see Breakwater.
Duties actually accrued in the year 1824, statement of
the value and quantities of goods upon which
Drawback upon merchandise exported in 1822, '23 and
'24, statement of

Duties on imports and tonnage paid in ports Chesa-
peake and Delaware Bay, New York and Boston,
&c.-see revenue, &c.

Docks for the repair of public vessels, on constructing
dry-(Secretary Navy)

E.

Engineers, Military and Topographical, President re-
commends an increase of the Corps of

Vol. No. Page.

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8 143

Estimate of appropriations for the year 1826-see Ap-
propriations.

Expenditure of appropriations-see Appropriations.
Exports, with benefit of drawback-see Drawback.
Engineer corps, Military and Topographical, or Civil,
on augmenting the
Executive Departments, reports to be made by the

F.

France, upon the subject of the commercial relations be-
tween the United States and-President's message
Finances of the United States, flourishing state of the-
(President's message)
Finances of the United States, annual report on the state

of the (Secretary_Treasury)

Fortification of Pensacola, survey, &c. relative to the
Florida, report Register and Receiver of West-on land
claims

Florida, supplemental and final report of Register and
Receiver of Western Land District in

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3 27

4 54

4 55

French ships, correspondence relative to desertions from
Fortifications for the defence of Charleston, S. C. letter
Secretary of War on the subject of
Florida Indians-see Indians.

Fortifications contemplated by the Board of Engineers,

upon a system of

4 78

Florida treaty, memorial of Philadelphia claimants un-
der the

5 84

Fortifications, Pensacola Bay-see Pensacola

5 98

Farrow & Harris, information in relation to the execu-

tion of the law for the relief of

Frigate Chesapeake-see Chesapeake.

Florida, general report of Commissioners in relation to
land claims in East

Florida and Georgia, correspondence on the subject of

Fraud on the revenue-see Revenue-tea case.
Franking, Postmaster General on abolishing the privi-
lege now enjoyed by Postmasters of

9 159

Army of the Revolution, information concerning allow-
ances to the officers of the

Armory, documents in relation to Tygart's Valley River
as a site for an

Attorney General, opinion respecting money advanced
as an out fit to a Foreign Minister

Vol. No. Page.

8 135

8 136

10 167

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10 177

Adams, Mr. argument referred to, by the Attorney Ge-
neral, in his opinion of 5th June, 1822
Appropriations made during the 1st session 19th Con-
gress, statement of

B.

Bankruptcy, upon the subject of an uniform system of,
President's message

Break water, Delaware Bay, Chamber of Commerce,

Philadelphia, for a

Balances on the book of the Second Auditor, list of
Balances due by Collectors of the Customs, old Internal

Revenue, &c. &c.

Balances on the books of the Third Auditor, report of
Beacon on Warwick Neck, R. Island, on erecting a, Se-

cretary Treasury

Balances on the books of the Fourth Auditor, report of
Boundary of the U. S. on the Pacific Ocean, corrres-
pondence with G. Britain in relation to the
Banks in the District of Columbia, report of the condi-
tion of the, (1825)

1

1

1

7

2

20

Buzzard's and Barnstable Bays, survey of a route to
connect by a canal the waters of

10 174

Bahama Banks, negotiation with G. Britain for certain
keys for light houses

10 180

C.

British colonial trade, memorial of merchants of Balti-
more, Md. on the subject of the

Bank of the U. S. monthly statements of the concerns

of the, (1825)

Brazil and Buenos Ayres, on further protecting our

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commerce to
Breakwater, at the Capes of Delaware, report Secre-

tary Navy upon the subject of a -

Balances due by Receivers of Public Money, (1825) Se-
cretary Treasury

Colombia, upon the subject of the commercial relations
of the U. S. and the Government of, President's
message

Canal, subscription for 1,500 shares of stock of the Che-
sapeake and Ohio, (President's message)

Colombia, convention of peace, amity, navigation, &c.
between the U. S. and, documents with President's
message

Clerk House Representatives, annual report on contin-
gent expenses of

Canal, information in relation to the Dismal Swamp
Secretary War

Vol. No. Page,

1 1

'1 10

T

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Clerks in the Department of State, (1825) names of 3
Clerks in the Navy Department, (1825) names and sa-
laries

Clerks in the Treasury Department, (1825) names and
salaries

Clerks in the Post Office Department, (1825) names and
salaries

Clerks in the War Department, (1825) names and sa-
laries

Contingent expenses of the Military Establishment, ex-
penditure of appropriations for the

Contracts made by the Naval Commissioners during
the year 1825

Charleston, S. C. upon the subject of fortifications at,
(Secretary War)

Contracts relative to oil, light houses, beacons, &c.
Contracts made by Collectors of the Revenue during
the year 1824

Cadets at the Military Academy, West Point, number

and names of (1826)

25

3 31

3 40

Cadets, letter Secretary War, on the subject of increas-

ing the number

4 62

Cotton for cordage and sail cloth, experiments to test

the utility of

4 66

Canal to connect the Tennessee and Coosa rivers, Mus-
cle Shoals examined with a view to a
Canal route between Buzzard's and Barnstable Bay,
Secretary War reports that the survey has not yet

Customhouses, warehouses, &c. report of expenditure on

account of

5 93

Contracts made by the War Department in the year
1825, report of

5 101

Chesapeake, at the time of her capture, report of the
killed and wounded on board of the frigate
Certificates outstanding and unpaid, statement of loan
office and final settlement

6 110

6 113

Commerce to Brazil and Buenos Ayres, on commission-.
ing ships to protect our

6 119

Columbian Institute, memorial of the

8 123

Canal Company, annual report of the President, &c.
of the Washington

Captains of the Army-sce Army.
Colombia, information on the subject of commercial re-

lations between the United States and the Govern-
ment of

Customs, abstract of emoluments of officers of the
Commerce and navigation of the United States for the
year 1825, Treasury statement of the

Canals, expenditures incident to surveying, making,
&c.-see internal improvements

Canal Convention, memorial of the Central Committee,
&c. of the Chesapeake and Ohio

Connecticut river, survey of Barnet, Vermont, to Lake
Connecticut-Memphrymagog

Canal, report on uniting the Juniatta with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio

Vol. No. Pagę.

8 127

8 144

8 147

9 148

9 149.

9 151

9 154

9 158

9 160

9 164

10 169

10 171

College, memorial of the Trustees of Cumberland
Congress, appointments by the Executive of members of
Canal, report of surveys between Deep Creek and Cas-
tleman's summit, Chesapeake and Ohio

Contracts made by the Post Office Department for 1825,
statement of

Canal to connect Buzzard and Barnstable Bays, survey
of the route of a

Chambers, proceedings of a Court Martial for the trial
of Colonel Talbot

D.

Duties, Great Britain and other European Powers agree,
partially, to lay aside discriminating-President's
message

Deaf and Dumb, memorial Kentucky Institution

Desertions from the Army-see Army.
Desertions from French ships, correspondence relating

Deserters from foreign vessels, letter from C. D. E. I.
Bangeman Huygens upon the subject of
Drawback, on extending the time of exportation with.
benefit of―(Secretary Treasury)

Delaware, Breakwater at the capes of-see Breakwater.
Duties actually accrued in the year 1824, statement of
the value and quantities of goods upon which
Drawback upon merchandise exported in 1822, '23 and
'24, statement of