On December 12, 1823, William C. Bradley, Vermont was excused and Thomas Whipple, Jr., New Hampshire, was appointed in his place.

On May 27, 1824, Daniel P. Cook, Illinois, was excused from the Committee.

On December 7, 1824, Henry H. Gurley, Louisiana, was appointed to fill the vacancy of Daniel P. Cook.

On March 14, 1826, Chairman Rankin, Mississippi, died in office, and John Scott, Missouri, was appointed Chairman in his place.

On December 9 1830, Charles A. Wickliffe, Kentucky was appointed as Chairman of the Committee.

On May 17, 1832, Rufus Choate, Pennsylvania, was appointed to the Committee.

On February 5, 1838, Samuel J. Gholson, Mississippi was excused from the Committee.
On February 8, 1838, Henry Johnson, Louisiana, was appointed to fill the vacancy on the Committee.