Citizens of the United States on the Borders
of Texas.

Persons formerly in the reputed limits

of the United States, but found, by
running the boundary line between the
United States and Texas, to be in
Texas, may remove, with all their pro-
perty, into the United States,

City of Washington.

V. 674

An act supplementary to the act entitled
"An act further to amend the charter
of the city of Washington,"
Lots sold for taxes may be redeemed
within two years,
Provisions relative to sales for taxes,

III. 485

III. 485

III. 485

III. 543

The act and supplementary act, incor-
porating the city of Washington, con.
tinued to March 3, 1821, (expired,)
An act to incorporate the inhabitants of
the city of Washington, and to repeal
all acts heretofore passed for that pur-
III. 583
pose,
An act to authorize the corporation of
the city of Washington to drain the
low grounds on and near the public
reservations, and to improve and orna-
ment certain parts of said reservations,
III. 691
Notes of decisions of the Supreme Court
on the claims to lots authorized to be
sold by this act,
III. 691
An act supplementary to the act to in-
corporate the city of Washington,
passed May 15, 1820, and for other
IV. 75
purposes,
Regulations of sales of property for
taxes,
IV. 75
An act supplementary to the act entitled
"An act to incorporate the inhabitants
of the city of Washington, and to re-
peal all acts heretofore passed for that
purpose," passed May 15, 1820, IV. 186
Purchase of the right of the Washing-

V. 132

An act making provision for the pay-
ment of the claims assumed under the
convention ceding Louisiana to the
United States,
II. 247, 348, 381
Claims of Massachusetts and other States.
The Secretary at War to receive addi-
tional evidence in relation to the
claims of Massachusetts and of other
states,
V. 132
Sec Index to the Private Laws, vol. VI. 948

Clark, Midshipman John.

Resolution that a sword, &c., be present-
ed to the nearest male relation of Mid-
shipman Clark, slain in the battle on
Lake Erie,

Clearance of Ships or Vessels.

III. 142

Clerks in the Departments of the Govern-
ment.

Additional clerks in the office of the
Third Auditor, and Second Comptrol-
ler, (expired,)
III. 540

An act authorizing the employment of
additional clerks, and certain messen-
gers and assistants, and other persons
in the several departments, May 26,
1824,
IV. 41
Employment and compensation of clerks
in the public offices, March 2, 1827, IV. 233
Compensation of clerks in the depart
ments of the government, II. 396;
III. 445; IV. 233
Clerks in the office of the commissary-
general of subsistence,
IV. 780
Certain clerks to be continued in service,
May 2, 1840,
V. 409
Payment of arrears to the clerks in the
custom-house at Philadelphia, V. 432
Additional clerks in the post-office de-
partment authorized, July 30, 1842,
Clerks in the business of reservations for
the Indian tribes, May 18, 1842, V. 583
An additional clerk in the office of the

V. 498

I. 625

Compensation of the clerks of the Su-
preme, Circuit, and District Courts,
Compensation for services of clerks of
the courts of the United States, where
no provision for such services has been
made by law,
I. 625
Clerks of the Circuit and District Courts,
their compensation, (repealed,) II. 133
Repeal of the act of April 18, 1814, chap.
79, which lessens the compensation of
clerks of the courts of the United
States,
IV. 8
See Index to the Private Laws, vol. VI. 955
Coasting Trade.

Act of September 1, 1789, (obsolete,) I. 55
Act of September 21, 1789, (obsolete,) I. 94
Act of December 31, 1792,
I. 287
License and enrolment of ships and ves-
sels engaged in the coasting trade, I. 305
Act of March 2, 1795,
.I. 426
An act supplementary to the acts con-
cerning the coasting trade, - - III. 492
Notes of the acts relating to the coasting
trade,
. III. 492
The sea-coast and navigable rivers of
the United States divided into two
districts,
. III. 493
Regulations of the coasting trade, III. 493
Surveyors to be authorized to enrol and
license coasting and fishing vessels in
like manner as collectors, - . IV. 373
License and enrolment of vessels of the
United States engaged in the coasting
trade,
. IV. 487
Fees on vessels of the United States, IV. 487

Collection district of Buffalo Creek,
Collection district of Miami,
Collection district of Erie,

II. 336

II. 336

II. 336

John Vaughan to be paid for difference
in coinage of silver,

Coins and Currency.

Rix-dollar of Denmark, -

Gold and silver coins,

Copper coins, -

cases, -

-

VI. 39

I. 215

I. 246-248
I. 248-283

I. 673

-

II. 374

Estimation of foreign coins at the cus-
tom-house, -
The second section of the act for regu-
lating foreign coins, passed August 6,
1790, which directs that certain fo-
reign coins shall cease to be a legal
tender, suspended, (obsolete,)
II. 173
Foreign coins, I. 168, 300, 539; II. 374
An act regulating the currency of fo-
reign coins in the United States, II. 374
Notes of the acts of Congress relative to
foreign coins,
Mode of estimating certain foreign coins,
and of making out invoices in certain
II. 121; III. 322
Assays of gold and silver coins to be
made,
An act to continue in force an act regu-
lating the currency, within the United
States, of the gold coins of Great Bri-
tain, France, Portugal, and Spain, and
the crowns of France and five franc
pieces, (expired,)
III. 525
The act of April 29, 1816, chap. 139, re-
lating to the currency of certain foreign
coins within the United States, conti-
nued in force for two years,
The act of April 29, 1816, chap. 139,
continued in force for four years, (ex-
pired,) -
IN. 777

A new collection district on Lake Onta-
rio,

Cambridge, Massachusetts, made a port
of delivery,

Roxbury, Massachusetts, made a port of

Town of Jersey made a port of delivery,

Duties of the collectors of the customs;
act of March 2, 1799, chap. 22, sec-
tions 21, 22, 33, 36, 65, 69, 108, I.

642-704

An act further to provide for the collec-
tion of duties on imports and tonnage,

III. 231

III. 541

An act to continue in force an act enti-
tled, "An act further to provide for the
collection of duties on imports and
tonnage,"
III. 396
An act to provide for obtaining accurate
statements of the foreign commerce
of the United States,
Term of office of collectors limited to
four years,
III. 582
An act further to regulate the entry of
merchandise imported into the United
States from any adjacent territory,
An act in addition to the act concerning
navigation, and also to authorize the
appointment of deputy collectors, III. 681
An act further to establish the compen-
sation of officers of the customs, and
to alter certain collection districts, and
for other purposes, May 7, 1822, III. 693
Compensation of collectors of the cus-
toms, I. 29, 44, 171, 477, 502, 592, 706;
II. 72, 172; III. 306, 368; IV. 771;
V. 264, 432

IV. 392

A port of delivery at port Ponchartrain
and Delaware City established, March
2, 1831,

IV. 475

Collector of Taxes.

III. 616

Allowance to William Hubbell, VI. 107
Confederacy with Pirates.

Aiding and assisting pirates, how pun-
ished, -

Confederacy to become pirates,

Colombia, Republic of.

I. 114

I. 115

Duties on vessels from the republic of
Colombia to be the same as on vessels

of the United States,

V. 287

Treaty with Colombia,

Colonial Trade.

V. 287

See British Colonies.

Columbia College

V. 489

Authorized to sell city lots,

Columbian Institute.

The collector of the district of Fairfield
may reside at Fairfield or Bridgeport,
June 4, 1842,

The ports of Stonington, Mystic river,
and Pawcatuck, made collection dis-
tricts, August 2, 1842,

Part of the town of Tiverton on Orleans
Island annexed to the collection district
of Fall river, August 9, 1842, V. 504
Construction of the act of August 3,
1842, chap. 120, to constitute the ports
of Stonington, Mystic river, and Paw.
catuck river, a collection district, Au-
gust 16, 1842,

An act to extend the collection district
of Wiscassett, August 31, 1842,
The act of 31st August, 1842, chap.
281, to extend the collection district
of Wiscassett, repealed, March 3, 1843,

See Index to Private Laws, vol. VI.
Columbia, District of.

IV. 515

VIII. 306

VI. 751

District or territory of ten miles square,
on the Potomac, to be located as the
permanent seat of the Government of
the United States. Act of July 6, 1790,
I. 130
President to appoint commissioners for
locating the same, who may accept
grants of lands,
I. 130

V. 506

V. 578

In December, 1800, the seat of the Gov-
ernment to be removed to the district