Reports of the house-of the committee of the judiciary in regard to Lea and Ar nold 334; Mr. Mallary's report from the committee on manufactures 335, on con- structing a road from Buffalo, N. Y. to New Orleans 343; to reduce the duty on coffee and tea 420; the report of the committee
sonment 407; Rhode Island, harbor of New- port 374; Roane, Mr. 390; roads-from Wash- ington to New Orleans 280; from do. to Fredericktown 418; new application of pow. er to rail roads 418; Washington turnpike 280, 331; Baltimore and Ohio rail road 280, 314; Charleston and Hamburg do. 373; na tional road-in Indiana 282; repair of 292, on finance to modify certain duties 420; to 336, 376, 392; extension of 282, 378, 432; regulate sales at auction 422; of the com- from Pittsburg, Pa., to Presque'isle 432; mittee of foreign affairs in the disposition from Natchitoches, in Lou. to Arkansas 282; of the medal presented by Bolivar 423 Mr. Hemphill's report on constructing a Of the senate--of the committee of fi- road from Buffalo, N. Y. to Orleans 343, nance to abolish certain duties on imports, 350; money expended for, in the several states and territories Yeus and nays-in the house-on consider- Smith, Mr. of Md. 246, 331, 372, 373, 388,ing the resolution abolishing the duty on 389, 419; remarks on the Florida treaty 401; salt 271; on adjourning to allow the com disclaims a statement made in Mr Jeffer-mittees time to prepare their reports 282; son's memoirs 404; Stevenson, A. 254; his ad- on the case of Lea and Arnold 352; on the dress 254; sinking fund, annual statement of, first clause of Mr. Hunt's resolution 375, on &c. 269, 419, 422; sergeants at arms 256, 269; laying Mr. McDuffie's bill on the table 422; secretary of the senate 269; silk, Am. Phil. on confining the contingent expenses of Society's work 392, 407, 431; cultivation of the house 424; salt, the duty on 271, 392, 408; works in the United States 422; Sanford, Mr. 254, 349; Standifer, Mr. 281; Strong, Mr. 292, 421; Stevens, Mr. of Pa. 270; Storrs, Mr. 281,293, 374, 392, 423; Speaker, election of 254; su- gar cane, cultivation of, &c. 281, 352, 391; slavery in the District of Columbia 332; Sprague, Mr. 373, 406; Spencer, Mr. 352. 391, 424; Somers, Richard 432
120 East Indies-see Great Britain and Ireland.
Eagle, a large one killed
"East room," the furniture of, &c. 116, 149; the infamous letter 116, 229-see president's house.
Editoral articles-close of the volume 1:
slavery in West Indies 227: Mr. Poinsett 81; note from the senior editor 49; return of thanks 65: compliment to 97: letter from 17: Charleston Mercury 65: Orne, Jarvis and Green 97: Venango county 113: Mr. Dew's lectures 113, 161: religious liberty 114: trea ty making power 114: public benefactors 115: glass wares 115: New York American Institute 129, 154: progress of the Russians, c. 129, 145: Black sea 211: commerce, c. United States 129: concerning lead 66, 131: reform in England 139: Virginia convention 145, 225, 356: sugar in Lou- isiana 164: capacity to supply the article 210: "our country" 193: locomotive engines 209, 228, 237, 337: package of the "Regis ter" 212: east-room letter 229: meeting of congress 227: Mr. O'Connell's letter 226: ex- changes with printers 289: Texas 49, 213, 393, 394: interior trade with Mexico 274:
In the senate-on ordering the bill pro- viding for compensations for property lost by Indian depredations 350; on granting preemption rights to settlers 350; on the resolution authorizing a subscription to Gales a Seaton's compilation of documents 388; on referring the resolution 405, on the want of room" 326; New York memorial, resolution to prevent encroachments on In- Mr. Wilde, &c. 353: proceedings in Mary dian lands 430 land 355: currency, &c. 355: slaves and slave ties 150, 193; the first meeting of S15; of the Indians 81, 353: on the tariff, gene Congress, political strength of par-labor, and free labor 355, 357: French affairs 145: public lands 396: mechanics 255: affairs calls for papers in 411 rally 65, 66, 81, 97, 129, 213, 299, 339, 353, Connecticut-the school fund 9; first 394: Mr. Schenck's exposition 227: on ex- chaise used 197; Farmington canal tracts from an old work on "free trade" 82: 116; Enfield 209; silk made in 182 Mr. Mallary's report 337: on the revenue Consuls 38, 56, 67, 87, 99, 164, 258 flight of the message" 241, 339: remarks on 337, 394: Kentucky "Commentator" 353: Constitution of the U. S. &c. Bri- the 257, 342: on certain tariff bills report. tish opinions on 29 ed to congress 394: Maryland "state bank" Cooper, the American novelist 182 355: various manufactures 339: parties at Cooper, the patent Washington 393: Columbia Telescope 65, "Cossacks" 213, 354: on the "great debate" 377, 393, 409,425: "Richmond Enquirer" 353: affairs of Ireland 146: case of Mr. Arnold and Mr.
Thompson, Mr. of Geo. 352, 392; Troup, Mr. 246, 349, 373; treasury notes, losses by 271; treasury, report of the secretary 259, 269; printing of 272; documents 318, 344, 370, 385, 402; contracts made by the secre tary 419; payments made by, &c. 424; com merce and navigation of the United States, 434; balances due 270; estimates for 1830, 292, 343; report of the 4th auditor 304; tariff, reference of the president's message respect. ing 270; report of the committee of finance in the senate 388, 419; Mr. Drayton's resolu. tions 391; Mr. McDuffie's bill 420; the house refuses a second reading 421, 422; Mr. Cam- breleng's report 422; resolutions of Penn sylvania 405; resolutions of Georgia 349; Mr. Mallary's reports 335, 400; remission of duties under 280, 420; tariffs of various na. tions-see treasury report, &c.; Test, Mr.ters on the manufacture of 282; Taylor, Mr. 270, 391; Tucker, Mr. of S. C. 333; Tennessee--Harpeth shoals 349, 351; tea, of the duty on 420; tonnage duties 404; tonnage of the U. States 421; Tazewell,
Verplanck, Mr. 281, 424; vice president Umbrellas, drawback on silk used for 331 War, report of the secretary of to con- gress 264, 272; compensation to certain states for militia services, &c. 280, 291, 332, 404, 420, 431, 432; woollen goods, value of 419; whiskey, use of in the army and navy 292, 374-see navy and army; Williams, Mr.272; White, Mr. 281; Wickliffe, Mr. 281. 423; his retrenchment resolutions 414, 420; weighers and guagers 291; Woodbury, Mr. 291, 349; Webster, Mr. 331, 373, 389; his speech on Mr. Foot's resolution 435; re marks about the misstatements of Duff Green 404; Wilde, Mr. 270; his remarks about col. Trumbull 353; col. T's reply 400; White, Mr. 336; Washburn, Reuel-see elec.
tions; water for the capitol 407,408; Wright,
Cotton bagging made at Paterson, N. J.
195 Lea 357: British writers about America 377:
Education, students in the colleges U. S. 2; in Austria 3; Mr. Laffore's 86 system of 218
Cotton seed oil 3; interesting let-proceedings in the Virginia legislature 379: Mr. McDuffie's bill, c. 394, 409: Mr. Jef- ferson's memoirs 393: South American re Cotton-quantity imported at Can- publics 393: of the late J. A. Bayard 393: ton 3, 164; prices of 88, 360; import-Banner of the Constitution" 65, 396: eighth ed into England 100; exports of Geor-of January 396: publication of certain do- the crops, generally 193; in Egypt 241; Mr. Huskisson 409: Mr. Cambreleng's book gia and S. Carolina 117; Surat 164; 409: next census 410: M. de St. Crieq and cuments 358, 396: concerning the post office consumption in the U. States 193; cul- against the tariff 425: the editor of the tivation of in Tennessee 360; sail duck, "Monitor" 425: foreign ports! 425: custom correspondence concerning 24; for the house appraisers 426: etiquette among print. ers and publishers 426: "a century too soon" navy 116; opinion 67; calculations con- 426: "Russian tariff," error in 427: "Pana- cerning 178; made at Paterson, &c. ma instructions" 421 82; the Yellot's sails 82; cordage, cor- respondence concerning 239 Counterfeits, &c. 21, 168, 230 "Cross eyes, a cure for 250 Cruelty of a father to his child 38 Elections, &c.-see the names of Custom house regulations--see trea- individuals and the various states- sury department and smuggling. in Tennessee 2, 68, 168; in Alabama Cuba-failures at Havana 85; pro-2, 132; in Georgia 2, 83, 117, 132, 197; clamation of Bringas, military vicar 85 in Kentucky 17; in N. Carolina 17; Currency, remarks on 355 in R. Island 17, 181; in Maine 67, 83, Dade, judge, W. A. C. dies 153 177, 340, 399; in Vermont 68, 117, Davidge, professor, J. B. dies 3132; in Kentucky 68; in Maryland 100; Dead bodies, fine for stealing 120 complete returns 122; in New Jersey Debt, the U. S. 164-see congress: 132, 165, 182; in Pennsylvania 117, noticed in England 120 132, 148, 165; in Delaware 117, 340; Delaware-the militia sy stem in 21, in Indiana 149; in N. York 177; in Vir- 216, elections 117, 340 ginia 341; in Ñ. Hampshire Dew, T. R. remarks on his lectures Elephant, a wonderful on the restrictive system 113, 161
Washington 18; company at the pre- District of Columbia-progress of sident's house 327-see congress. Derbigny, Mr. dies Discoveries! British Dogs turned smugglers 349 Drayton, William, his reply to Burges
Of the sec. of war-annual 264; letter re- lative to lands required at military posts 292; with gen ral McComb's report, a return of the army, &c. 329; on Indian affairs 361 Of the postmaster-general-annual 283 Of the sec. of the navy-annual 285; of the navy commissioners 309 to 312
Dropsy, numerous tappings for Duer, judge, W. A. present to Dunn, Thomas B. killed Durham, Mrs. Margaret, dies
Everett, E. at Nashville, Ten. 14 Eye-lid, a new one formed Falkland island-colony at Fanaticism extraordinary Fever, yellow, at N. Orleans 19, 35, 117, 215, 276 "Federalist," Mr. Madison's decla- Mr.ration as to the author of No. 54 24 121
Females, gold medal for an essay on the inadequacy of wages to 178,358 178 File factory at Pittsburg Firemen, a wagoner fined for inte- rapting 134
Fisher, James, C. Flax and hemp, breaking and dress- ing 100-see hemp.
Florida--cultivation of sugar in 3, 56; bank of Tallahassee 429; dinner to col. Clinch
Flour 89; see G. Britain & Ireland. Forrest, Edwin, tragedian Forteus, bishop Michael Fowler, Richard, dies Franklin, B. and lord Chatham the object of his experiments
Italy--the king at Genoa 40; Jesuits at Rome 70, 197; application of tor- ture 90; the king at Naples to visit his son-in-law 218; Herculaneum and Pompeii 218; the new pope
Greece-see Russia and Turkey- meeting of the Panhellenium 9; capi- tulation of Missolonghi and Anatolica 2779; gen. Church 151; correspondence of Čapo d'Istrias and Mr. Dawkins 34, 169 40, 199; Greek prisoners compelled Jackson, Andrew-see congress— 134 to embrace Islamism 120; gen. Dent- acknowledges the receipt of a song 90 zel dies 218; battles with the Turks sung at a festival in honor of the eman- 123; national assembly convoked, &c. cipation of the Catholics 68; returns 1989, 40, 123, 151, 199; decree of 199; to Washington 17; D. Henshaw's let- 82 evacuation of fortresses 123; Turkish ter to 101; J. Johnson's do. 102; Bri- barbarity 151; division of Greece 151 tish articles respecting 6, 133; his let Green and Pulaski, monument 301 ter to the directors of the Chesapeake Green, Duff and Messrs. Jarvis and and Delaware canal 131; letter to Mr. Orne 97; H. Orne's letter to 103; Jar-Jansen 196; address of certain citizens vis' letters to the public 105 to 110; of the U. S. in Washington Mr. Green's replies to Mr. Jarvis 125, January the 8th, celebration of 396 127; rejoinder of Mr. Jarvis 127; see Japan, natural history of 328 congress. Jarvis, Russell, his letters to the public concerning Duff Green 105, 106 to 110, 127; Mr. Green's replies 127
"Free trade," an old work on "Free trade Advocate"-see edito- rial: to be published in Washington 17; reply of a "Chester County Farm- er" to certain remarks in 135
Army, new regulations of 36; affairs generally 145, 217; Algiers, affairs with 54, 87, 151; Bonaparte, Napo- leon, anecdote of 216; Chatres, the duke of 88; Champollion, Mr. in Egypt 89, 121; claims of American citizens 35; see congress: commerce 4, 22, 242; consul at New Orleans 19; duel at Dijon 53; education 4; Greek slaves 217; imports and exports 4, 22, 224; liberal party's proceedings 217, 226; Lafayette, extract from his seech at the 4th of July dinner at Paris 5; his remarks on the "holy alliance" 5; on the queston of aid to the Greeks 31; Mr. Levasseur's journal 128, 158; his passage through France 133, 159, 175, 217; recovers a large property 181; loan to Spain 40; Louis the 18th, an- ecdote of 86; ministry, the 39, 88, 128, 133, 145, 151, 198, 226; a list of since the restoration in 1815, 242; Malarme, the count de, exposed in the pillory 198; naval force 36; robbery of the countess de Lafare 169, 198; news- papers, prosecution against 133, 151; speech, the freedom of 22; theatres in Paris 169; Paris, statistics of 4, 36; Protestantism 167; revenue 217; roads, expense of maintaining 121; Talley- rand, anecdote of 89; Victor Hugo's drama 153; weights and measures 220; wine growers
"Harrisburg convention," pamphlet published by 195 Hawkins, Mr. late postmaster at Frankfort, certain letters relative to his dismissal
Hall, capt. the traveller 118,295, 301 "Hamilton's" essays on the pro- tecting system 195, 207, 219, 235 Jefferson, Thomas, a letter to J. Hanse Towns-harbor at Bremer- Madison on internal improvements 79; haven his opinion on the bill for the est Harrison, gen. late minister to Co-blishment of a national bank 110; bis 1ombia arrives at N. York 412; see remarks as to the evil of too much Colombia. debate 138; extract of a letter to John Dickinson 158; his letter to Mrs. K. Duane Morgan 163, his opinions of aristocracy 298; his memoirs publish- ed in London 298; tribute of the Lon- don Morning Chronicle 358; his let- Hay crop, large 39 ter relative to the policy towards the Hemp, made in Massachusetts 358, Indians 359; the extract from his me- 401; experiments tried with 402 moirs as to certain propositions made Hinman, Ephraim, dies 412 to Samuel Smith 393, 404; see con- Hoffman's legal outlines 86 gress; his opinion about the N. York Hog, a large one 118 canals 426 Horses-Eclipse and Henry's stock 117 180
Jerusalem, the Rothschilds said to be in contract for
Johnson, Dr. a remark of 169. Johnson, John, his letter to the pre-
Huron territory-geographical no- 53 Hurricanes destructive 35, 51 Illinois-the town of Galena 34, lead
Inclined plane, Morris canal Indigo made in N. Carolina Independence, biography of the signers of the Declaration of 41 Indiana-elections 149; governor's message noticed 300; Crawfordsville land office
Kamtschatka mountains Kentucky-elections 17, 68; impor- tation of slaves 399; legislature 276, French claims-meeting in New 341, 379; negroes executed in 277; pay- York 169-see congress. ment for 399; Commonwealth's bank Freshets, destructive 3 robbed 85; Louisville 181; emigra "Friends," differences among 120 328 tions from the state 165; Transylvania Furs of the Hudson's bay com. 84 Indians and Indian affairs-An-university 216; convention to revise Gales & Seaton's proposals to print tiquities 50; the loways 1; in Missis- the constitution 357; case of Kendall certain documents 358; see congress. sippi 410; treaties 429, see congress; and Meriweather 341; election of Geo. Gas, singular creation of 5; vacuum in Indiana 411; various matters relat-Robertson and R. J. Buckner as judges engine 120, 125; Cairo and Alexan- ing to the Creeks 12, 65, 216; letter 341; resolutions complimentary to H. dria to be lighted with 39 from col. Crowell 13; prospects 81; on Clay 399, 428; the protecting princi- Georgia-elections 3, 83, 117, 132, their refusal to emigrate 172; the Che-ple 428; internal improvements 427 197; denunciation of the "Constitu- rokees 19, 93, 94, 189 411; gov. Car- Key West-com. Porter's opinion tionalist" 410; speech of the president roll to John Ross and reply 94; com- about 429 of the senate 205; places of the nativi-missioners to treat with 197; extracts ty of the members of the legislature from gov. Forsyth's message 205, 215; 313; exports of cotton 116; finances death the penalty of selling land 255, 242; fire at Augusta 119; extract from in Arkansas, col. McKenney's letter gov. Forsyth's speech 205, 215, 300; 94; the Sioux, &c. 59; Choctaws 181, culture of the sugar cane in 209; gold 213; Winnebagoes and Pottawatamies found in 213; banks 313; reading blacks 19, 59; Red Jacket 398; biography of considered a nuisance 275; law of the 411; British presents to certain 19; legislature relative to free blacks, cir- the Oneidas 168; Comstock and Se- colation of tracts, &c. neca John 19; Mr. Jefferson's letter
Knapp's history of the invention of Indian letters
Lafayette, gen. see French affairs; Mr. Lavasseur's journal Laing, major, the traveller, his man- uscripts 147 "Laisez nous faire," new interpre- tation of 410
Lands claims, &c. see congress; persons without in certain states 274
Militia system-abolished in Dela ware 21, 216; evil effects of 21, 216; modified in Vt. 182, 216; see congress Milligan, Mrs. death of
Mint of the U. States-assays of Spanish silver coin at 2; see congress. Missouri-disturbances among the Indians, see Indians; trade with Mex- ico 230, 274, 277; census Mississippi--sickness at Natchez 120; privileges to Indians Mississippi river
Monte Video-the government 180 Murder, an attempt at, proof of af- fection Muslin, figured Nail machines
Naples-the king, to visit his son- in-law 218: discoveries in Herculane- um and Pompeii
Law and law cases-the testimony | without a governor, proceedings, &c. of a witness who did not believe in a 134, 399, 413, 428; Augusta bank 197 state of future rewards and punish- Mail-robberies, &c. 33, 99, 118, ments rejected 5; law of real proper- 230, 241; transportation of on Sunday, ty in England 6; Phenix bank vs. see congress and 134, 327, 599 Öliver Wolcott 21; cruelty of a father Mammoth, remains of, discovered to his child 59; decision of the supreme in Pennsylvania 35; in Ohio court (patent case) Pennock and Sel- "Man of war," a 55 lers vs. Dialogue 47; a wine merchant Mansfield, Jared, dies 412 vs. the secretary of the society for the Manufactures-see tariff, editorial protection of trade 54; decision in and congress-in Virginia 1; negro England relative to purchasers of stock cloths 178; Welsh plains 178; corres- 22, 55; landing of passengers from pondence of Messrs. Burges and Dray- Monroe, James-see Virginia con- steam boats 34; case of a bankrupt in ton 24; tonnage employed in the man-vention-respect towards 182: his London 57; case of a Spanish soldier ufacture of calicoes 228; American speech in the convention 186: returns who deserted at N. Orleans 69; deci- cloth 33, 97; glass 115; the Pontoosue home by way of Washington $58: see sion of the chancellor of Maryland in manufactory 97; flannel factory at congress. the case of the Baltimore and Ohio Barnet, Vt. 150; premiums awarded rail road and the Chesapeake and by the N. Y. American institute 140; Ohio canal 86; case of a criminal gloves, &c. made at Johnstown, N. Y. who was pardoned in South and fled 410, various small items 539; wool and to N. Carolina 87; slave case in New woollens 72, 73, 81, 97; carpeting York 87; case of a prisoner who in- made in N. York 56, in Ohio 67; fig- sisted on pleading guilty 100; attempt ured muslin made in R. I. 56, 67 218 at murder proof of affection 111; cre- Maps, new method of making 166 dit given to an insolvent on recommen- Naval--the Shark 7, 296: Florida 33: Marshall, judge, in the Virginia dation 120; decision of judge Cranch convention 289, 302 Ontario 8, 33, 296: Natchez 8, 38, 411: as to certain laborers on the Chesa- Maryland-elections 100, 122; of-Falmouth 33: Grampus 33: Hornet peake and Ohio canal 150; "legal saw-ficers of the legislature 296; case of 33, 215, 228, 241, 275, 296, 411: let- ing!" the upper and the lower mill Mr. McNiel 296, 355; governor elect- ters from com. Elliott, and capt. Me 169; Hoffman's legal outlines 86; ed, &c. 327; crimes in the state 164; Call 380-see congress: Delaware 33, mutiny cases at Boston 173; Astor gen. J. S. Smith 181; penitentiary 296, 527: Porpoise 33: Hudson 33: case 180; arrest of the Portuguese 359; state bank 355, 412; journal of Vandalia 33: Brandywine 33, 120, 313 consul in Philadelphia 165, 180; the house of delegates 412; resolutions -see congress: Vincennes 33: Dol- vs. Rrice, a venerable suit in chancery of the legislature on amendments of phin 33: Guerriere 33: Peacock 70, 184; case of a money broker in Phi- the constitution, U. S. 428 215: Warren 218, 275: Lexington ladelphia 195; case of Elizabeth Cun- Masonry and anti-masonry-- --see 296: Constellation 133, 164, 296: lieut. ningham, a colored woman, claimed New York, state-Holland Purchase T. W. Freelon 398: commodore as a slave 208; John Den, lessee of Baptist association 53, 430; officers Creighton 429: Mediterranean squa- John Smith vs. Richard Fen, &c. Ya- elected by the G. G. C. at N. York dron 194, 296: com. Biddle 296: na- zoo fraud 213; a dead turkey not a 87, anti-masonic votes in N. York 276; val courts martial 411: order of the turkey 216; Konig vs. Bayard 233; U. methodist conf. in N. H. 149, 276 secretary respecting the chloride of States vs. Norvall, security for Bache, Massachusetts-penknives made at lime 50: regulation of the office of late P. M. at Philadelphia 233; case Worcester 7; admiral Coffin's schools, commissioners 399-see congress: A- of certain journeymen shoemakers in &c. 7, 85; the fisheries 28; Nantucket merican paint to be used for U.S. ships Pa. 298; Mitchell vs. Baring 298; To- shipmasters 121; meeting of the legis-70: cotton canvas 116: Mr. Branch's bias Watkins, case 399, 411 lature 340; hemp made in 358; Sutton letter as to the use of rice 184. ves- Lead, quantity made at Galena, Ill. bank 398; the village of Lowell 50; sels in commission 342-see congress 3; transportation of 51; the ore im- state of the treasury ported 130; price of Maxwell, Hugh, a present to 90 Maury, James, consul at Liverpool 70, 360 1; compliment to McCausland, Henry, dies McFarland, A. dies 216 McLane, L. arrives in England, &c. 133, 150, 215; his negotiations—see W. India trade.
Letter bags received at N. York 195 Liberia-the African colony-cap- tured Africans sent to 8; Mr. Carey's subscription 150; subscriptions and donations 298; progress of the colony 166; C. Carroll, of Carrollton, elect- ed president of the society
Lime, the chloride of Limestone discovered Lincoln, Enoch, dies Little, col. Peter, dies Longevity, cases of
Louisiana--sugar and molasses produced in 18; value of 196; Mr. Derbigny dies 153, 165; horrible edi- torial fracas in New Orleans 68; pro- ducts of the valley of the Mississippi received at New Orleans 215; meet- ing of the legislature-difficulty about a governor 400; yellow fever in New Orleans 19, 35, 117, 215; ceases 276; emigrants from Mexico at Lloyd's bridge-see rail roads and 171
New York--state: Saratoga 8: coal trade 177: Astor cases 180: revised statutes 181: education, &c 242: le- gislature 212, 327, 342: Albany 328: Message of the president-see con-lake Champaign 148: abstract of the 412 gress; flight of 241, 339; remarks on governor's message 369: Hurl Gate 257,342 228: lake Erie 275: ascent of the Falls "Metamora," a tragedy 169 275: sheriff of Albany 117: drought Mexico-Spanish invasion, various 39: paupers 378: Johnstown 410: Še- 1, 3, 39, 54, 69, 71, 85, 88, 89, 151, neca county 89: of the canals 39, 198, 152, 166; British speculations on 137, 340: anti-masonic votes 276: state 138, 277, conduct toward neutrals 54; rights and oyster war 49: navigation Tampico 70; emigrants 35; forced of the Hudson 368: elections 177, loan 99; Mr. Poinsett in 54, 71, 81, 276: West Point academy 58. West 91, 277; com. Porter 54, 119, gen. Troy 56: Shakers 58: McAdamized Bravo 316; new loan 54; population road 55; slavery abolished 219; Guerrero New York-city: brick houses re- 71, 119, 430; Bustamente takes com- moved in 120: American institute 140: mand 430; interior trade with 85, 230, various remarks on the articles exhi- 274-see congress; packets to Pana-bited 154: real and personal property ma 242; concerning the province of in 164, 358: fires in 149, 153, 181, 197, Texas, various 49, 87, 157, 168, 213, 215, 340: elections, of mayor, &c. 164, 277, 394; newspaper in 215 177, 197, 216, 296, S40: foreign letters Michael, Seligman, grand rabbi of received 277: bridge to Brooklyn pro- the Jews, dies 216 posed 181 sale of steam boats in 215: Michigan-abstract of the govern- mechanics and working people in 196, or's message 85: settlement of the ter- 197: anti-auction meeting in 303: sales by $78: resolutions of certain mer ritory 300: town of "Niles"
Madagascar Madison, James, see Virginia con- vention-his declaration as to the au- thor of the 54th number of the "Fed- eralist" 177; visits the theatre 182
Madness and suicide, statistics of 5 Maine-elections 67, 177, 340, 399; commerce of Portland 298; the state
chants 410: crimes in 215, 369: arri- vals at 358: amount of revenue accru- ed in 397: Russian officers at 216: Cou- 197,426 rier and Enquirer New Hampshire-coal discovered in 134: Ira Woodman, P. M. 276: Portsmouth 358: Dartmouth college 399 87: elections New Jersey-Paterson 20, 195: New- ark 165: oyster war! (state rights) 49: resolutions of the legislature on the ta- riff 212: elections 132, 165, 182: cele- bration of the battle of the "Red bank" 150, 181: Morris canal 277: rail road from Camden to South Amboy 410 Newspapers-order of the depart- ment of state 19: the first published in Vermont 134: the press in London 56 60: the Atlas Newtonian theory, a new system opposed to
Ohto-value of property in Frank- lin county 5: burr stones 89: first set- tlers in living 168: canals 98, 212, 379,
410: fire at Cincinnati 277: state of
Persia-assassination of the Rus-1337, 338, 358, 397, 398, 410: in South 147 Carolina 294, 358: Baltimore and Sus- sian ambassador at Teheran Peru-Bolivar enters Guayaquil 40: quehannah 130: projected in Kentucky the new tariff 119: affairs generally 54 134: imposition on laborers 301: grand Philadelphia, city-buildings erect-route projected 327, 4261 Boston and ing, &c. 38, 132: Girard's square 70: Brattleborough 338: in N. Jersey 410 Rail road cars-self-loading 21: commerce of the port 120, 340, 379: elections 132: fire companies 168: city Winans' tax, &c. 164: professions of certain bankrupts in 179: anniversary of the landing of Wm. Penn in 185: finances 313: oysters received via the Chesa- peake and Delaware canal 181: Fair- 358 mount water works
Pirates 100, 180, 277, 429 Poinsett, J. R.-see Mexico. Polar expedition--Mr. Reynold's preparations for the voyage 86: the 132 Anawan prepared for sea Poland-the emperor of Russia crowned king of
Pontoosuc manufacturing co. Porter, com. 54: returns to the U. States 119: Guerrero's letter to him 119: dinner to at Chester
Reed, gen. Philip dies Reed, Thomas B. dies "Red bank," battle of, &c. 150, 181 Red sea, Madden's remarks on 55 "Red Jacket," 398, 411 Religious privileges and duties 128 Removals-see appointments-Mr. A. Bradley's 56, 67: in Kentucky and Virginia
275 Revenue-frauds on-see smug- gling-Mr. P. II. Schenck's exposi- 397 tion 327: accrued in New York Revolutionary soldiers, memorial of certain 148-see congress.
Rhode Island-distress among the Providence 168: tonnage of 277: elec- manufacturers 17: novel arrival at tions 17, 181: finances 299: votes of the legislature in regard to the presi- dent's message
Rice for the navy Rowan, John of Kentucky Robberies
Roberts, George, one of Paul Jones'
Rowe, Lazarus dies Royal pleasures
23 North Carolina-elections 17: fi- nances 244: toleration! 276: indigo made in 297: great hurricane in 35: members of the legislature 70: biga- my in 197: a map of the state 70: trade Portugal. Outrages upon foreign- of Wilmington 149: election of U. S. ers and their property 9: charge d'af- senator 276: state bank 313, 328 faires acknowledged by the United Ogle, sir Charles, visit to Ameri-States 99, 299, 412: the consuls at N. York and Philadelphia return their exequaturs 119, 230: arrest of Mr. Ba- roza Peireira, late consul at Philadel- phia 165, 180: the squadron off and at- tack on Terceira, &c. 9, 99, 123, 134, 146: barbarities 40, 218: princess Be- Ram, product of the W. Indies 84 nedicta dies 124: capture of the Ame- Rush, Richard 8-see canals. rican ship Galatea 147, 218: dissen- Russia--empress at Koningsburg tions at St. Michael's 40: lord Strang-40: politeness of the people 90: coro- ford 125: Miguel's claims to the nation of the emperor as king of Po- throne 52, 88: the pope refuses to ac-land 43: prayer 216: geographical sta- knowledge him 200: acknowledged by tistics 95, 240: religious ceremony 134: Spain 218: Donna Maria 88: declara- American trade 168: Russian Ama- tion of the marquis de Barbacena 138 zons 197: notices of England 296: ta- 215 Potatoes-political riff-see congress: error respecting 118 427: naval force in the Black sea 70, 147: piety of a Russian officer 37: grand duke Constantine Russia and Turkey. Silistria 8, France for 149: the cast room 116, 54: approaches of the Russians, &c. 88, Paper, made in the U. States 194 290: visitors at 327, 342: order of the 99, 123, 133, 134, 138, 139, 151, 198,
parties in the legislature 165: statistics 329: cheese made in Portage county 182: governor Trimble's message 290: thanksgiving and prayer 182: elections 428: iron manufactures
Oil-spring in Tennessee 4: import ed into New Bedford, Mass. Opinion, the freedom of Orne, Henry, to Duff Green Organ, large
Quisconsin territory-interesting
Paints, American, for the navy
Paraguay-Dr. Francia 181, 411
cylinder machine for making
Patch, Sam. the jumper Partridge, capt.
Patent laws, decision of the su- preme court respecting 47: patents granted by the United States 170--see congress.
Power looms, American Presidential election, speculations, &c. as to the next
300 President's house-mirrors from
marshal concerning levees 217: negotiations for peace, &c. 8, 41, Printing in Germany 54, 123, 133, 134, 151, 198, 218: the Protecting system-Hamilton's es- treaty 209, 227, 243: manifesto of the 195, 207, 219, 235 says on emperor 217, 219: M. Muffling 123, Prussia-students in the universi- 133: count Diebitsch 8, 123, 139, 199, ties 55: interesting statistics 36: cen-217: M. de Kuster 151: Giurgevo 54,
133: Rutschuck 54: Russian sick and sus of the states Post office department-see ap-wounded 9: Adrianople 40: Chumla pointments; receipts and expenditures 8, 54: Nicopoli 40, 153: Tokat 133: of 75; circular on the dismissal of A. Kirk-Kilissa, 84, 89: count Paske- Bradley 76: explanatory statement of wistch 40: battles 40, 54, 58, 84, 88, the postmaster general 98. Mr. Brad- 89, 132: British speculations on the 84 of the Russians ley's letter relating to the dismissal of progress Mr. Hawkins 90: cost of delivering free Salt, quantity made in the U. States letters 297; Dr. P. Bradley removed 13: do in Ohio 39: at Barnstable, Mass. 99: extract from his letter to the edi-168, 297: notice of the factories in sev- tors of the "National Intelligencer" eral states, &c. 14: circular of the se- 119: irregularity of the mails 297: ap-cretary of the treasury respecting 51 "Sancho Panza," a comedy Saul, Wm. F. dies pointments, &c. 149, 196-see con- Schenk, P. II. his exposition Schools in Boston
Penn, William 147th anniversary of the landing of 185: essays signed Wm. 65, 216 120 Penn, Mary, dies Pennsylvania. Mauch Chunk 3: Westmoreland bank 120: Leiper ca- nal 168: Schuylkill aavigation compa- ny 369: rise of property 299: gover- nor Shulze's message 191: P. S. Mark- ley 38: preferred creditors 277: gov. Wolf, 234, 277, 340; debt of the state, &c. 212, 303: loans for the public works, &c. 70, 215, 229, 299, 399, Pugilism, death by 428: elections 117, 132, 148, 165, 185, Race, between colts of Eclipse and 190: J. S. Stevenson 275: Pittsburg Henry district for congress 193, 230, 275, Rahaman, the pr. Abduhl, dies 181 179 296: H. Baldwin 231: militia system Randolph, Johu of Roanoke 21: rail roads 34, 116: coal trade 70, Rail roads-Baltimore and Ohio, 194: coal lands 117,215: various no- tices of Pittsburg 20, 120, 178, 197, various 1, 45, 98, 124, 130, 142, 171, 299, 429: Venango county 89: riot at 272, 273, 294, 337,410, 426: notice of the Great Dam 216: relating to ca- Mr. Thomas, the president 273: me- nals 69, 98, 116, 130, 177, 197, 297, morial to congress 314: roads in Penn-ments in government of the U. S. 243
299, 378: schools 39: the Susquehan-sylvania 34, 116: in England, various 24177, 149, 167, 217, 222, 237, 273,
nah 275: politics at Laneaster
Secretaries of the different depart-
Seeds, the vital principle of Shakers, at Niskayuna, N. Y. Sheep-see wool, &c.-sale Brighton, Mass.
Ship masters, memorial of Silk reel-Smith's
Silk-imported into the U. States 18: ribband made in Baltimore 39: sewing silk 118: made at Mansfield, Con.
134 | Georgia 209: in Louisiana (various) "Courier and Enquirer" 172: at Rich 18, 196, 379: Mr. Gurley's letter 164: mond 177: returns to Washington consumption 18: imports 193: capa-216: his letter to T. Tenant 177: ap- city to produce 210-see congress. pears in the supreme court 411 Sweden-grant of the diet 199 Vermont-fall of snow 56; flannel Switzerland, inundations factory at Barnet 150: elections] 68, Suicide, statistics of, &c. 5, 119 117, 132: first newspaper published Swearingen, George 8, 121 in 134: members of the legislature Tacks, manufacture of 338 168: steamboat ascends the Connecti- Tariffs of England, France, Russia, cut to Windsor 148. Burnham's case &c. see congress. 207: the militia system 182, 216: ex- penditures of the state 148 Virginia-Improvements 1: manu- factures 1: tobacco inspection, &c. 169, 398: Dismal Swamp canal 197, 245: floods 3: Occoquan 181: Wheeling 296: blowing Spring 9: murder at Har- per's ferry 399: political feelings in the state 225, 356: elections 341: fi- nances, &c. 149, 341: university 121: rail roads projected, &c. 21: survey of James river, by U. S. engineers 83: trial of a slave for promoting insurrec- tion 39: committee of agriculture and manufactures 379: legislature
Skinner, J. S. compliment to 38 Slave trade-domestic 18, 328: num- ber of vessels employed in from Cuba 19: case of the slave Elizabeth in N.Y. 87: historical and statistical notice of 62: slaves imported into Rio Janeiro 147, 328: into Kentucky 399 Slave market at Constantinople 32 Slaughter, col. John, dies 398 Small pox at Nassau 134 Smuggling, attempts at, &c. 7, 8, 149, 212: see treasury department: a Yankee trick in Canada 38: Mr. Schenk's exposition 327 Snow, early fall of in Vermont 56: in Massachusetts 182: in N. York 216 Sontag, Mad. the vocalist 38 "Southern excitement"-see tariff and the names of states and persons.
Tariff, the-see editorial and manu- factures--remarks of the Augusta Courier on 20: domestic and foreign labor 157: Mr. McDuffie's bill 409: extract from an old work on "free trade" 82: denunciation of the Georgia "Constitutional ist" 410: R. B. Smith's address and speech 26: finale of the "Southern Radical" 50: Thomas S. Grimke's letter concerning 56: re- marks of the "Columbia Telescope" 65: "Hamilton's" essays 195, 207, 219, 235, 353: editorial notice of the feeling in the south 65: effects of 66, 129, 130: treaty with G. Britain re- The convention-meets, address of specting 66: wool, &c. effected by Mr. Monroe, &c. 100-progress 117, the tariff 72,73, 81 137, 145, 188, 203, 205, 210, 226, 241, Tea, amount of consumed 52: adul-258, 274, 327, 341: the constitution as teration of in London adopted 380: Mr. Monroe's speeches 186, 197: resigns his seat 274: bishop Moore's prayer 148: Mr. P. P. Bar- bour 215: vote of thanks to him and return of compliment $85: judge Marshall's speeches 289, 302: remark of Mr. Madison 177: his speech 259: Mr. Randolph 179, 385: Mr. Leigh's speech, &c. 210, 225: Mr. R. B. Tay- lor 186, 204: counties and the area of each, &c. 170
South Carolina-destructive floods 3: exports of cotton 117: population Tennessee--elections 2, 68, 168: 132; emigrations from 195: Camden improvement of the Tennessee and 228: gold found 168: bank of the state Holton rivers 197: the crops 3: gov. 128: cultivation of sugar 229: rail road Carroll's message 149: penitentiary projected, &c. 294, 358: resolutions of 196: Kremer college 277: appropria- the legislature about the U. S. bank tions for internal improvements 379: 275: proposing the establishment of a oil spring in 4: revenue of the state national bank 267: in regard to cer- 196: Mr. Everett at Nashville 14: tain relations with the general govern-case of an individual who refused to ment 368: in respect to internal im- give testimony 216: of the cashier of provement in the state 276: address of the bank of the state R. B. Smith 26: Mr. Grimke's letter 56: gov. Miller's concerning a default- ing juror 128: Columbia "Telescope" 65, 213: last remarks of the "Radi- cal" 50: proceedings of a meeting at Charleston 368, 396: Mr. Drayton's note concerning
Texas-see Mexico. Titles, excellent scoundrels 378, 397 Toasts-drunk at cattle shows 148: at Lancaster, 241: at Plymouth 378 Tobacco-inspected in Virginia 169 Tonnage, American 129, 298 Tortugas Keys, survey of Travelling rapid 20, 38, 120, 215, 230
Spain-see Mexico: finances 37, 99: accident to the king 133: about to Travellers, British 118, 150, 295 take another wife 181, 200: treaty with Treasury of the U. States-circu- Miguel 200: exportations of silver 218: lars from 7: extract from relative to the king & queen of Naples arrive 411 the deduction of five per cent. on broad Spoons, miniature cloths 23: decision of the comptroller Sporting Magazine, &c. as to the right to drawback 180; the 5 Staughton, the rev. Dr. W. 120, 313 per cent, arder explained 194; letter Steam and steam boats-"Steam-to marshals respecting the salt works er," the Cockney term 2: boats sold in the U. S. 51; order relative to let in New York 215: a large boat 180: ter bags 195; custom house appraisers wonderful effects of 169: rapid travel-426-see smuggling and congress. ling in 20, 120: the Columbia runs Treaty with G. Britain 67-See foul of a sloop 39: the Pochahontas tariff, editorial, &c. 56: travelling in on the Hudson 70, 120; liability of captains of on landing passengers from 34: effects of steam on maratime war 45: see travelling.
Steam carriages-experiments with Gurney's, &c. 98, 167, 217, 222, 237: see rail roads.
Steel, American blistered Stevenson, abduction of Stevenson, James S. not elected to 275 congress Straw paper S, S3, 70, 82, 211 Stone, J. A. his prize tragedy 169 Strawberries, late 182 Supreme court, names of the judges, residence, &c. 327: the sec. of state 411 appears in as counsel
Sugar 164, 210: made from beets 52: and rum produced in the W. Indies 84: cultivation in Florida 193, 356; in
Treaty making power Tree a large one Trumbull, col. his letter to Mr. Wilde 400-see congress.
Turkey-of the sultan 6, 22, 134: trade on the borders of 211: Mr. Gor- don's address to the sultan 123: Ali Pacha killed 8: Achmet Khan 8: Bos- nia disturbed 9: revolt in Arabia 9: fleet at Bujukdere 8: Chumla 22: sieges of Constantinople 176; slave market 32: population 218: stores of copper 228: aid expected from France 118: arrival of ambassadors 40: pro- visions 40: statistics
120 Winans' rail road car 2, 78, 167,
Types for the blind
Van Buren, Mr. remarks of the
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