President, 412.

Carter, Charles, of Shirley, member of first council under
republican constitution, 651.

Carter, Colonel Landon, 509.

Carthagena expedition, 417.

Cary, Colonel Archibald, 555, 646;
member of committee of correspondence, 570;
reports preamble and resolutions of independence, 646;
chairman of committee to prepare declaration of rights and plan
of government, 648.

Charles the First, his colonial policy, 175-79;
disallows assemblies, 179;
desires one to be called, 181;
appoints council of superintendence, 187;
grants Clayborne a license, 188;
reinstates Harvey, 195;
his government, 197;
his letter to assembly, 201;
overthrown at Naseby, 204;
executed, 212.

Charles the Second, restoration of, 244;
transmits new commission to Berkley, 247;
grants territory of Virginia to Arlington and Culpepper, 274.

Charleston, South Carolina, founded, 330.

Charta, Magna, recognized, 237.

Charter granted to London Company, 35;
new one, 76;
dissolved, 174;
Virginia obtains a meagre one, 326.

Chelsea, seat of Austin Moore, 387.

Cherokees, party of, visit Williamsburg, 450;
in Sandy Creek expedition, 490;
reduced to submission, 672;
invaded by Shelby, 692.

Chesapeakes town discovered, 23.

Chesapeake Bay supposed to have been discovered by Spaniards, 19;
Newport enters, 38;
Smith explores, 55, 60;
discovered by English, 188;
explored by Pory, 188;
naval action in, 743.

Chickahominy River, 45.

Chickahominies, 110.

Chicheley, Sir Henry, appointed to command expedition against
Indians, 280;
governor, 328, 332.

Christanna, Fort, 384.

Church at Jamestown, 52, 101;
of England, conformity to, required, 151;
condition of, in Virginia in 1661, 249;
laws concerning, 255;
in Virginia, Rev. Morgan Godwyn's account of, 277;
statistics of, 331;
condition of, 354;
dissent from, 438;
ministers of, oppose "Two-Penny Act," 509.

Clarke, General George Rogers, captures St. Vincennes, 691-92, 713.

Clayborne, Colonel William, secretary of Virginia, effects
settlement on Kent Island, 188;
his contest with Mar