Cape Fear River, Notice of, [559.]
Capitol. United States, described--Burned by British in 1814--Rebuilt in 1827, [405;] Old, of Virginia, at Williamsburg, burned in 1746--Rebuilt, [470.]
Capture of British Ship _Hope_ by Mugford in 1776, [015;] _Gaspee_, [062;] Sloop _Liberty_, [071;] British Prize and Schooner in Narraganset Bay in 1775, [073;] General Prescott in 1777, [076;] Of Canonchet, [094;] King Philip--His Wife and Son, [095;] Galley _Pigot_, by Talbot, in 1778, [096;] British Frigate _Romulus_, in Chesapeake Bay, in 1731, [436;] Fort Granby, [686;] Fort Galphin, [690;] Georgetown, South Carolina, in 1780, [773.]
Carey, Colonel, Notice of, [546.]
Caricature of Pitt in 1776, [790.]
Carlisle, Abraham, executed for Treason in 1778, [263.]
Carolina, Origin of its Name--Early History of, [559,] [561.] Carolinas. exempted by Congress from Requisition of Funds in 1780, [087;] Surrender Charters to the Crown--Organized as two separate Provinces in 1729, [562;] Uprising of, in 1776, [649.] Carpenters' Hall, Philadelphia, Place of first Session of Continental Congress in 1774, [263;] Its Desecration--Description of, [264.]
Carr, Dabney, submits to House of Burgesses of Virginia Resolutions of Committee of Vigilance in 1773, [485.]
Carrington, Colonel Edward, at Siege of Yorktown in 1781, [516;] In Southern Campaign under Greene--Passage of the Dan--Biographical Sketch of, [604;] At Battle of Hobkirk's Hill, [679.]
Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, advises burning of Tea Ship _Peggy_ at Annapolis, in 1771, [401;] Notice of, [402.]