caught 185: sharks caught 274, 283:
mackerel caught
Flood, a mighty one
Georgetown college
Germany--theatrical regulation 284:
liberty of the press
Georgia Cour. 192: Journal 191, 301
Georgia--campaign against the gold
Friends persecution of 341; society in Eng-
land 393; flour market in England 249,266
407 diggers 27: law making contracts with
Georgia, notice of a correspondent from
251 Indians void 50: arrests in the Chero-
392; general post-office departm't. Bradley's
Flooring boards, preparer of
inemorial 25; its abuses 164; gold mines in 270
Florida-gov. Duvall vetoes 8 or 10kee nation 62, 296, 460: excitement 68=
Hamilton, governor his speech 428; Hamil
292 bills 63: affray at Pensacola 196: col. abestos in 168: destruction of peniten-
ton, third essay of 361; Hydrophobia
Johnson, col. his letter to Mr. Ingham 426; White elected 221: election contested tiary and gaol 195: Cherokee case 244:
Mr. Ingham's letter alluded to
Indiana, address-absurdity exposed 236; 396: timber lands 353: steam boat na- coal discovered 283: Wayne's affair
437 310: wine manufactured in 344: cotton
internal improvement-essay reviewing go vigates the St. John 284: gov. orders with Daniel 310, "Georgia fashions">
452
vernor of Pennslyvania's message and presi-a new election
408
Flour, savings in transportation 59: crop 271; Macon
dent's veto 146; notice of Mr. Hemp-
hill's report on 193; benefits shewn 338; value 63: inspections 64: stocks, &c.
it is saids 233; Indian medals 26; Ireland-of
sending flour there illustrated 418; iron 145: price in England 266: at N. Or-
113, 177, 249 leaus and Montreal 338, 364: custom
manufacture
Judges-being pall-men 113; Johnston, Jo-house regulations in Canada 310: sei-
zure of American flour at Newry 418
siah and his speech 252; Jordon Mrs. 419,495 |
91, 183
King and queen of England
Floyd, J. gov. of V. denounced 394
91
Little, eol. Peter, his fidelity
Foot, Samuel A.
Madison, James, his letter on U. S. bank
337; Mallary R. C. obituary of 129; manu-
factur-rs-woollens convention in N, York-
notices of 217. 222, 233, 251; prosperity of
the cotton manufacturers 290; Mexico-re
Яections on its revolutionary course 63;
McLean judge 113; McDuffie Mr. comments
ou his speech 251; mistake-an appointment
supposed by a 113; Morgan trials-notices houn 17: to gen. Jackson 18: to the edi-
of 26, 49; money 89, 285; its relative value
419 tor of the U. S. Telegraph, to Mr. Ha-
289, 306; massacres in Ireland
Foot, Miss, English actress
Forbes, John M. dies
Foreign Quarterly Review
Foreign ministers
328
53, 94
Gibbs, the pirate
Gibraltar-communication with the
interior 222: civilities of gov. Don 149
Gilmer, G. A. of Georgia
Gilmor, R. splendid present of 292
Gold, account of Harris' mine 52:
183 great deposit of 146: large lump of
293 168: in Virginia 185: the Winyaw nest
295 185: southern mines 205, 269, 270=
Forgery, growing common
Forsyth, John, letter to J. C. Cal-discovered in Alabama 285: Russian
270
Globe, the 71, 72, 165, 192, 269,
345 fice holders 319: various 347, 348:
N. York and N. Jersey, their controversy milton 37, 45: to W. H. Crawford 88 298, 299, 300, 317: its levy on of-
Fourth of July, poetry for
593 its explanation of the Jefferson dinner
Franklin on home manufact.
Frauds, in packing 91: on the reve-192: on the degeneracy of the press
404, 421 372: denies a member of congress was
50; N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, 217, 233, 251;
Nourse Joseph 166; north eastern bounda-
ry 1; nullification 25; notice to a correspon
dent 417; N. Y. American Advocate
Oyster war in Maryland 94; old docu- nue 131, 315: essays
57, 89, 90
Pennsylvania asking an appropriation for
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal 25; remarks
on the charge of its being bribed 218; poli-
tical meetings in Philadelphia 113; past
and the present, essay on condition of the
country in certain years 75; notice of it
73; Mr. Ritchie and the Richmond Enquirer
58, 60, 73 91, 165, 234, 265, 337, 386, 397,
25, 164
401; post office
Rail roads-notices of the Baltimore and
Ohio, 1, 49, 57, 89, 160, 174, 180, 181; gen.
eral essay on 132; accounts of riots on 327,
338; various 227, 291, 339; Randolph John,
of Roanoke, 80, 113, 118, 182, 193, 202, 305,
337, 361, 394, 399; readers, remarks to 25,
113; Rush's letter, notice of
Free trade convention S05, 368, 395, authorised to treat for Mrs. Eaton's
420: letter on
Free Masonry
Fredericktown Herald
Fredericksburg Arena
French affairs.
435 being visited 373, 375, 385: its editor's
236 letters to Mr. Berrien 376, 377, 378:
59 denies Mr. Ingham's statement rela-
tive to Mrs. Huygens
Army 92, 263, 424; Algiers, affairs at 424;
appropriations to literary and scientific 221;
anniversary celebration 436; Am. claims 436
Ball to Lafayette 93; Belgic affairs 363;
311
Berri, duchess de 436; bishop of Paris
Carlists 197; Chateaubriand 150: Charles,
ex-king 92; cannon captured at Algiers 93;
capital, income and revenue 66; chamber of
deputies 140, 150, 240; Clausel, gen. 150; cre
218 ditors
66
Duke de Nemours 74; debt
Electoral law 222; of the elections 425, 457
Finances 199, 263; fugitives
Genlis, Madame de dies 53; Henry V. 436;
Gregoire dies 311: Jews 92; Hayti, affairs with
311, 314; Irish, relief of 425; king's populari-
ty 53, 255, 423; declines the appointment of
his son as king of Belgium 94; ordinance di-
reeting a loan 222; speech on dissolving the
chambers 240; makes a tour 296, 312, 328; re-
turns to Paris 362; dissolves chambers, &c.
364; his popularity-addresses, &c.
Salt-remarks on reducing the duty on 178;
Schenck, Abraham H. 253; silk 48, 49, 60;
Southern views, comments on 114; Stockton
& Stokes' factory 433; subscribers, notice to
217; Summers. Mr. 59; Susquehannah ob-
structions 47, 130; surplus funds, 61; steam
401
coaches 291; southern inconsistency
Tallmadge, Mr. of N. Y., 310; Time and
73, 392
Truth 265; U. States' Telegraph
Varrick, col. R. 401; Virginia-notice of a
request from, to borrow a telescope 290;
internal improvements in 25; free trade
meetings in 420; volume, the present 361, 401;
Wool-notices of sales, &c. 25, 89, 292, 353,
420, 421, 449; wollens' convention, reply to
the Albany Argus
394
Edge tools, manufacture of
Egypt-295: the pacha possessed of-policy
the secret of making Congreve rockets
366: periodical journal
Eldon, lord
Grape vine, a large one
Great zeal, church debt
Greece--desperate condition of 93:
Capo d'Istrias abdicates 255: executive
185, 406
council 255: affairs
Green, Duff, bargain!
Gregoire, Abbe
Grundy, Mr. 34: Gwynn, Wm. 408
Hayti-reported rebellion 141; quiet-
ed 222, French frigate arrives with ul-
timatum 275, crisis with France 311,
Boyer's reply to the F. consul 314
Hail storms
Hamilton, Dr. on hydrophobia 292
Hamilton, Jaines A. 41, 44, 45, 88
Hamilton, essay of No. 3,
Hats, new mode of felting
Hayne, R. Y.
Haynes, F. on culture of hemp 228
Hemphill, Mr. on internal imp. 207
Hesse Cassel-subsidies to
Hicks, Isaac, the ship
Hill, John, dies 142: Hill, Geo. 285
307
Hogs and cattle
Holland-exertions against Belgium
53: affairs of 196: see Belgium.
343
Honorary degrees
Horrid outrages
Lafitte, pecuniary embarrassments of 53;
offers for re-election 407; Lamarque, general
197; literature and science, donations for 221;
402 loans required 197; authorised 184, 222; La
53, 141, 199
fayette,
Ministry, change of 140; new ministry 141
141, 150, 197, 328
Napoleon's statue 263; naval force 92-
456 ships fitting out 141-present state of
365 Paris, quiet 53, 141; mobs in 93, 140; dis-
tress in 150: ferment 184, 222, 275; dinner to
Elliott, J. shoots Geo. Roberts 149
Emigration from England 273,408
Eney clopædia Americana 220, 293
Encouragement to the young
English sinecures, &c.
English actresses
English-Irish, an anecdote of
Erving, Geo. W.
Polish envoys 199; population, &c. 295; riot,
&c. 400, 406, 407, 425; Polignac 222; Polish
affairs 275, 363; Perrier 150, 197, 424, Por-
tugal
House, moved with chimneys 435
Houston, Samuel,
Rigny, admiral de
Sebastiani 141; Soult, marshal 424; statis-
283 tics 66, 263; stocks fall
Howard, George, gov. of Md. 341
Hulse, Dr. on health of seamen 459
Trade 150; Toulon 197; fleet at
Humboldt on Russian gold mines 270
Huron territory
Evans's steam carriages 132, 292
Evans, French, S. letter of
Evening Post, of N. Y.
285, 344
Hydrophobia 143, 283, 292, 309,
362, 456
426
Idolatrous temples, revenue
Illinois-family frozen to death, &c.
594 52: denied 167: Green county 284: call
301 on militia, &c. 335: the expedition 408:
War, party 197; preparations
French claims 92, 361, 362, 596,453
Friends, 295: society of 295, 353
Frog, account of a horned one
Frost, Mr. of S. C.
Frow, James
Factories destroyed by fire 451,
Gaines, E. P. gov. Reynolds 335: ex-elections
pedition against the Sac Ind'ns 409, 459
Gallatin, Albert
Garnet, R. S. letter to Mr. Calhoun
Failure, criminal one in N. Y.
Fat cattle, hogs, &c.
Fayetteville Observer 179: jail
Felting and napping
Female ingenuity, in Italy
Fires 195, 251, 267, 283, 293, 310,
328, 364; see names of places.
Fishing, great luck 168; salmon
Import duties
Immortality, accidental
Imprisonment for debt, abolition of
94, 95, 150, 185, 221
Indians and Indian affairs-appro-
General government, disbursements priations for medals 26: general ap-
for internal improvements, fortifica-propriations 74: gen. Jackson's views of
112 a state governor's making war on 48;
tions, &c. since 1789
Mr. Adams and Mr. Clay's do. 48: ar-
rest in the Cherokee nation 62, 95, 132,
297, 357: the Indians deliver up a mur-
derer 142: appeal of Cherokees 298:
manner of paying their annuity 422,
454: case of Cherokees before U. S. su-
preme court 67, 82, 156: Georgia vs.
Worcester and others 244: condition
of the Indians 185, 295, 344: Georgia
law relative to Cherokees 50: popula-
tion in the U.S. 280: the Sac and Fox
Indians 269, 310, 541: inois troops
reinforce gen. Gaines, 335, 361, 393,
408: certain arrange their differences
269: John Ridge's interview with the
president 186: eloquence of Indians
284; history of Indian character 266:
post office reform in Cherokee country
296: the Lewistown Indians 422: mis-
sionaries in confinement 422: general
Gaines' general order, &c.
his visit to the south 294: letter to for removing obstructions in the Mis
persons named by Mr. Ingham 302: sissippi 50: cotton and sugar 50, 282,
to Mr. Berrien 304: departs for Old health and longevity 185: Ponchartrain
Point Comfort 305: invited to dine at rail road 181, 196, 281, 282: J. S. John-
Norfolk 340: presented with a comb ston's speech 252, 258: N. Orleans,
340: letter to Mr. Ingham 346, 347: rise of property 282: want of shipping
manifesto of his original friends 387: 306: canal and banking company 24:
see congress, &c.
U. S. senate
Jackson, col. George, dies
Jackson, M. M.
Jamaica sale of an estate
Jarvis, Dr. of N. H.,
Lumpkin, W. to J. C. Calhoun 12
Lyon, Mr. of Ky.
Lynchburg Virg. on the Calhoun
corres. 71: on nullification
Madison, James, letters to Mr. In-
gersoll 56, 351: donation of 150: old
constitutional grounds of 277, 407:
presents Lawson's History of N.C. 426
Mails, robberies 164, 257: irregu-
larity of
Magdalen report
Maine Democrat
Mallary, Rollin C, obituary of 129,
186. base allusion to
Jefferson, T. views on African col.
47: on differences of opinion 195: on
the treatment of an enemy 254: dying
words 362: sale of his mansion 456
Jenks, Joseph, of Rhode Island 365
Johnston, Josiah S. 252, 258
Johnson, col. R. M. letter to Messrs.
Berrien and Ingham 38: extract from
430 his letter to Mr. Ingham 426: to S. D.
Indiana-gov. Ray's difference with fngham 445: to Mr. Berrien 447
the senate 50: notice of the Jackson Judiciary, an independent instance
address 254, elections 433, 449. ex-of the 52: Pennsylvania resolution Manufactories and churches
traet from gov. Ray's speech 453 against repeal of 25th section 56: at-
Manufactures. Pennsylvania reso-
Infant manufactures
343 tempts to repeal
204 lutions in favor of protective policy
Ingham, Samuel D. assertion that
July 4, anniversary poetry 345: a 56: shipment of domestics 64: con-
the president desires his retirement protest against the celebration of 341 vention in N. York 220: proceedings
90: its denial and re-affirmation 113: Juries, practice of starving 275 of 242: in Albany 186: leather in N.
Mr. I's letter to the president 152, Kendall, Amos, extract from his York 182: silk 281, 282: various 281:
153, 346: circular concerning U. S. testimony before the Kentucky senate invigorates Boston 281: comb manu-
insolvent debtors 158: circular on ad S00: do, from his letter to Mr. Clay factories 282: blanket factory 452:
valorem duties 255: correspondence 301, 374: denies conspiring, &c. 376 cotton thread 282: value of certain
with major Eaton 301: letter to the Kent, chancellor
98 282: pen knives 282: knives and forks
president 302: at home 329: letters Kentucky Gaz. & Mr. McDuffie 191 283: large sheet of paper 285: pros-
relative to weights and measures 367: Kentucky-dinner to gov. Metcalfe perous condition of 290:- great sale of
der seeking a quarrel with the pre-143: rail road 181: consistency of cer- manufactures at Boston 306: Chicko-
siden. 376; correspondence 376: reply tain members of the legislature 182: pee factory 307: Taunton do. 307:
10 col. Johnson $83: review of the exports from 194: bail storm 195: im- Lowell do. 307, 405: Springfield do.
Trist letter, &c. 411: note correcting a provements in Lexington 344: allusion 307: demand for cotton goods in the
date 426: extract from a letter of 428 to election 401: four slaves sentenced E. Indies 290: straw platting 307:
Insolvent debtors, law of the U. S. to death 408: elections 417, 433, 449 iron manufactures, call for certain in-
157; case of a British agent
King, Miles, appointment of 345 formation 249: Chambersburg edge
Intemperance, and pauperism 426 King, R. on the fed. constitution 277 tools 394: in Lancaster co. Pa. 405:
Internal improvement, Pennsylva- Kleeck, L. V. letter of 333 Baltimore manufactures
nia resolutions 56: Missouri affirms
456
Knights of the garter, female
the power of congress over 58: essay Knives, factories of
on message of gov. Wolf and on pre-
sident's veto 146: Mr. Hemphill's re-
port 207: proceedings in U. S. senate
224: benefits of
434
Inventions
132, 167, 282
Iron, editor collecting materials for
history of 113, 177, 249: manufactures
at Pittsburg 281: mode of smelting 390:
price of, and certain manufactures 405:
iron pillars
281
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Law cases-wrecked slaves 63: Che-52, 95: execution of insurgents 222,
rokee Indians 67: Charlestown bridge
67: steam boat case 132: treasure 142:
various 149, 185, 221, 222, 244, 274,
311, 334: crim. con.
Maryland-election of U. S. sena-
tor 1: anti-Jackson members of the le-
gislature 28: of the Susquehannah 47,
Lawrence's monument
234 62, 95, 129: flour manufactured in
Lead, mines 344: price of 405 Washington county 59: oyster war
Leake and Watt's orphan house 52 94, 95: Baltimore, clippers 62; bank
353 capital 64: inspections 95: number
Lewis, W. B. charged with inter-of taverns in 142: corporation loan
excitement 241: insurrection suppres-fering in elections 299: letter 303, 350 taken 222: contributes to Fayetteville
Leather manufactures in N. Y. 182 fire 267: condition and prospects 398:
Legislator, a blind one
167 dinner to gen. Chambers 166: pro-
Liberia-account of its prospects
duce of sheep on Elk Ridge 250: cali-
51, 63, 131, 168 co printing 452: gov, Mariin dies $41
Liberality, instance of
285 Massachusetts-settlement of claims against
Lightning and lightning rods 591 U. S. 50; manufactories of salt 51, 307; pen-
Lishier, killed
309
knives 282; palm leaf hats 281; Boston, its
commerce 62; impost duties 193, 272; bank
Little, Peter, faithfulness
capital 64; contributions to the Fayetteville
Literary calamity
293 fire 267, 293, 405, benefited by manufactures
Livingston, E. 180, 229, 433, 435 281; artillery company 269; Boston guards
Livingston, It. gov. N. Y. 230 293; savings institution 408; sale of a house
345; imprisonment for debt 95; marriage bill
Lloyd, James
142, 185
64; the constitution 293; new legislature 285;
Locomotive engines, 64, 192, 227, members nominate Henry Clay for the presi
235, 291, 308, 313, 344, 422 dency 126, appoint delegates to attend con-
Longevity, cases of 142, 408, 422 vention 293; the whale fishermen 50; banks
Louisiana-law instructing repre-142; prolific family 142; damages against town
65; elections 111,353, 433; broom corn culture
sentatives to apply for appropriations officers 221; Lowell 221, 281, 307, 405, 452
sed 255: king of Sardinia dies 255: po-
pulation and revenue 295: Savoy and
Piedmont 323: the mother of Napoleon
328: Austrian preparations 563: Rome
343: Austrian generals at Milan 400:
Ives, Mr. Pr. bishop of N. C. 222
Jackson, Andrew, correspondence
with J. C. Calhoun 11, 12, 17: letter
to Mr. Monroe 21, 22: views of In-
dian rights 70: letters from 127:
toasted 143, 428: letter to gov. Ra-
bun 48: his cabinet dissolved 143: let-
ter to J. H. Eaton 143: to M. Van
Buren 144: to Ingham and Branch
152, 153: to the managers of Tammany
dinner 229: to the Charleston com-
mittee 351: his veto examined 146: of
provements and policy of the president tion of Fayetteville 251, 267, 293, 328,
225: threatened with prosecution 452 361: branch bark grants loan to uni-
Navy, promotious in 26: secretary versity 269: internal improvements
visits N. C. 64: Grampus 64: number of urged 281: Beaufort Gazette protests
officers, &c. 74: Java 183: Fairfield against rejoicing on the 4th July 341:
185: strength of 187: Potomac 284, statue of Washington 342: young lady
285, 293, 394: com. Barron 221: Pea- violated and murdered in 345: state
cock 149: ration order 273: W. I. house 310: elections 433: silk ma-
Norfolk, duke of,
squadron 345: Hudson 426: health of nufac. 451: superior tobacco
seamen
345
Isaiah Thomas dies 142; bequests of 236, 237;
Lynn 281; Mr. Webster's address 267; Taun-
ton and Springfield 307; Chickopee factory
307; election of Bunker Hill monument direc
tors 426; Bunker Hill boys 353; great wool sale
at Boston 343; foreign arrivals in 451; manu-
facture of Dunstables 452; N. E society's 10th
sale 452; Boston auction duties 457: munifi
Maw, H. L. on cholera morbus 459
Maury, Mr. reception in N. Y. 166
Maze, an Englishman, falls
McDuffie, George, letter to Mr
Calhoun 23: dinner to, at Charleston
220, 236: notice of dinner speech 251
McLeod, D. C. account of the treat-
ment of missionaries in Georgia
McLean, judge, 113, 173, 337,
attends a 4th of July dinner
458
Negroes, insurrection of, in Va. 455
New cap, Franklin's illustration of
North eastern boundary, 53, 54, 95,
114, 272: see Maine, &c.
Norvel, John appointment of
Nourse, Mr.
New Hampshire-elections in 61,
Nullification, letter relative to no-
461269: R. Enquirer's notice of 91: pro-
400:lific lady 221: Mr. Woodbury 256: ma-mination of Mr. Findlay 25: state law
408 nufacturing towns 281: spear grass bon-nullified by judges 52: various 68, 69:
nets 282: banks 320: ardent spirits 284: resolution of the Pennsylvania legisla
406 lifiers 104: become a word of contempt
militia 342: state prison revenue 342: ture against 56: manifesto of the pul-
nominations 353: Great Falls
166: the cause of southern distress ex-
New Hampshire Patriot,
462
plained by Hamilton 410: proceedings
New inventions
344
in Edingsville 462: remarks on
Nunnery at Georgetown,
O'Connell, Mr.
Odd Fellows
McLane, Louis, 294, 328: offered
a dinner in England 400, 431: arrives
313
in New York 400: arrives at Washing-
132, 167, 185
ton 417: invited to a public dinner 428
Mead, Richard K.
New Jersey-legislative nomination
Mechanics, protection to
Melcher, Joseph C. convicted 149 of president 28: controversy with N.
York 50, 83: rail road from Paterson
62, 228
Ohio-cities on the Ohio, trade, &c.
Michigan-territory, condition of 50,344: destruction of powder mill 195:
fire near Rahway 251: water power of
the Indians 185: emigration to 285: pub-
344 of the Ohio 52: rail road, project-
lic lands 293: election 396: case of S. Trenton 281: the Morris canal 405: 52: national road in 2, 6, 94: height
Camden
428, 447, 448
T. Mason
New York (city)-amount of bank safety ed 181: legislature adjourned 94: of
fund paid in 26; city of New York, census whom consisting 141: presidential no-
92 of the 254, concerning the robbery of the mination 127: dry dock at Cleveland
342 city bank 62, 74, 143; robbers sentence 364;
149 M. M. Jackson 63; dinners to Messrs. Webster 281: bacon cured 142: hail storm 195:
and Burges 64, 74, 98, 119; dinner given to distillery destroyed, meeting house
364
Mr Verplanck 166; explosion in 168; num- do. 196: females imprisoned in 221:
222 ber of ship letters received at 168; of passen- finances 262: canal, debt 280, 283: 190
miles finished 344: amount of proper-
457 gers arriving at 273; opthalmic cases 221;
money loaned on mortgage in 185; do. on
Missouri-affirms the power in the goods pawned 408; inspection of grain in 65; ty conveyed through the Miami canal
gen. gov. over internal improvements impost duties received at 65; Albert Gallatin 405: do. at Cleveland 405: Zanesville,
58: the working men of St. Louis 128: 94; elections 130; prosperous condition of stage coach arrivals 308: pipe manu-
enterprise of citizens 182: copper ma-193, 402; fires in 328,364; seizure of cloths in
131; description of a curious sign 142; ves-factory at 344: Cincinnati, 344: meeting
307 sels suffer in the port of 142; butcher fined at Columbus 401: judge McLean 408
Old documents, important
nufactured at lead mines
Old reports of congress
221; Lawrence's monument 234; Tammany
dinner 229;dinner tendered to Mr. Van Buren
294; an extravagant insolvent, 283; great sale
of wool in the 256; emigration to the 273;
death of J. Monroe 369; Harlaem rail R. 283;
receipts and expenditures 396; procl. against
the cholera 435; great steam eng, factory 452
Middlesex Gazette
Military liberty, specimen of
Military school at West Point
Miller, Daniel H. dies
Mineral forrest discovered
Mint, U. S. new one finished
Mistake, a fatal one
Mississippi-passage by the river
228, 459
shortened
Missionaries and the Geo. guard 461
47
Modern antiquities
Mohegans, a church built for 283
Money, plenty 222, 283: value of
New York (state) canals-receipts and ex-
the dollar and money generally 289,
306: amount loaned in New York 185 penditures 65, 180, 181, 307, 344; when na-
vigable 95, 180; resolutions of the legislature
Monroe, James letter to gen. Jack-concerning the surplus revenue 69; res.
son 20, 22: to Mr. Calhoun 23, 40,
44: to Mr. Crawford 40: receives
$30,000, 168: dies 321: biographical
sketch of, and funeral ceremonies 369
Monopoly of women
Moore, major T. P.
Morgan trials at Lockport
Mormonism, a new religious
against re-chartering U. S. bank 114; do.
nominating general Jackson for re election
for debt abolished 95, 150; certain new
126; legislature adjourns 146; imprisonment
banks incorporated 95; number of newspa
292
pers in the state 92; notice of its controver-
58 sy with New Jersey 50; documents concern-
26, 49 ing 83; account of the successful whaling
from Hudson 95, 308, 405; Albany regency,
sect &c. 293; sales of certain bank stock 221; Uis
353 ter bank 221; kather manufactures 182: fire
at Albany 195: do. at Utica 251: Troy jail
296
Morocco, insurrection in
196; the salt springs 282: statistics of the state
345 356: mysterious disappearance of a drover
Morril, David L.
Mortality, curious calculations 341 from Albany 196: great snow storm 196: col.
390 Rochester dies 221; A. H. Schenck dies 253;
Mules riding on a rail way
Long Island visitors 221; Ithica 282; finances
283
Mulberry trees, nursery of
of the state 248; rail roads projected 308, 405,
457
amount of flour shipped from Rochester 405:
Munificent donation
406 national republican convention 254, 278; bank
Murat, A. arrives in London
Murders 94, 222, 221, 285, 345 of Buffalo 283: strange proceedings at Alba-
145 ny 293: rail road stock 283: Buffalo harbor
opens 221: New York Courier and Enqui
Murry, W. J.
365
rer 72, 165, 217, 251, 317, 337, 386, 427: par
251 doned convicts
406
Mustard, James, death of
Nail making machine
Nantucket, ship building at
Napoleon, statue replaced
Napoleon, Louis dies
Nassau, N. P. case of the wreck of
a brig with negroes on board
National economy
National road
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Pen knives, manufacture of
Pennsylvania-obstructions of the Susque
hannah 46, 95, 129; internal improvements
50; of a message of the governor concern-
ing 146, 151, 275; legislature, resolutions con.
Newspapers, debts 167: number of cerning the union 56, 69, 73-excitement in
396 62; adjournment of 142-postage of 283; go
265 in N. York 92: subscribers to
12 vernor Wolfe burnt in effigy 130; loan for in-
285 Newnan, gen. letter of
456 ternal improvements 168; economy in trans
Nicety of the law
portation 281; anti-masonic convention 237;
Nickerson, E, 142: night rainbow 95 salt contract 307: legislature rejects the
Niger, course of, 241, 286, 432 charter of the Susquehannah rail road 74;
Donaldson's correspondence
Noah, M. M. joint proprietor of Kreps and
tive fires 196, 283; Pittsburg manufacturers
Courier and Enquirer 95: name with- 128; Charles II. grant to Penn 311; destruc
251 207; subscriptions to rail road stock 221;
196 drawn 222: notice of
166 North Carolina-account of gold extent of rail roads and canals 394; charge of
refutation 224: finances 248; valuation of pro.
bribery against legislature and denial 200-
National Calendar, notice of
National Intelligencer, on unfinished mine 52: great deposit of gold 146:
business of congress 55: on Branch's mines 205: law relative to free per-
letter 201: on Chesapeake and Ohio sons of color 183: horrid outrage in
canal 206: remarks on internal im-1183: bishop of, elected 222: destruc-
Pittsburg steam boat line 344: Schuylkill
perty 432: steam boats built at Pittsburg 283;
trade 405: flood in Franklin co. 364; canal
tolls 406; manufactories of Lancaster co. 405;
179
Charles Lloyd 345; Reporter
Philadelphia-its bank capital 61; affairs of
banks generally 65; Clay meetings 91, 113,
127, 174, 428; Jackson meetings 113, 173; to-
bacco imported into 92; inspections 142; steam
engines 344; Penn township bank 196; per-
sons in Arch street prison 364; storms at 142,
451; a mechanic falls heir to title, &c. 407;
comb factory 451; butchers retire from the
markets 364; Pennsylvania Whig 453; Phila-
delphia Sentinel regrets the idea of Mr. Ing
ham's resigning 165; its charges against maj.
Lewis 298, 350, 387; defence of Me. Ingham
347, 374; Blaney's exposition 373; notice of
Mr. Berrien's correspondence 386; Gazette's
312, 347
prediction 387: Inquirer
167
Pig lead, deception in
Pinckney, Charles,
Pirates, Gibbs and Wansley 52, 94:
arrival of 149: condemned at Boston
285: executed
Rivers, height of the water in
Rock salt, mines in Armenia of 284
Rodenbach, a blind legislator
Protocol of original Jackson men 387
Providence, R. 1. its consumption
of cotton
Provident savings institution
Provisions, prospect of
Prussia-king grants franchise to
new provinces 222: report of intended
invasion of Luxembourg 222: lines her
frontiers with soldiers 241: army 312
Punchard, John, agent at Boston 305
Pure Bullism
Punishment, capital, in England 365
Quadrature of a circle
Quick sailing, schr. Fan Fan
Quibbling, cases of
Rodney, Caesar, anecdote of
Rogers, com.
Roman pavement, in England
Ross, I. P. to W. H. Crawford 40
Royal, Mrs.
Royal, decorum 167: tenderness 185
Rumsey, Mr.
Runaway negroes
Rush, Richard,
Russia-address to the Poles 7:
manifesto 8: troops in motion, chole-
185, 205 ra morbus, Polish property 53: re-
Rail roads, draught on the B. and ported insurrection in Finland, march
Obio 49: notices of 57, 59, 89, 180, of troops, skirmish with the Poles 93:
Poison, from copper boilers
Poland-statistical accounts of 51, 335; en- 181, 291: receipts of 362: trial of lo- affairs with the Poles 139: army at.
thusiasm of the people, manifesto, &c. 53; comotives 308, 339, 433: saving 59: Wawer 198: Warsaw, concentration
adopts the tri-color 74; the five commission riots on 327, 338, 452: accidents on of forces 222: Lithuania and Volby-
ers 93; battle of Warsaw 139; Deibitsch libe 340: general exposition of 132: notice nia 222, 241: Debitsch 237, 407, 425,
rates certain prisoners, risings of the pea of several in the U. S. and Europe 437: Courland 240: reported defeat
santry 140; Dwernicki defeats the Rucciane,
the latter violate the women of Putowy 141; 49: stock of the Philadelphia and 242: new levy 255: gold district 270;
64: Philadelphia and rock salt 284: determined to crush
great mortality in the Russian army, it re- Norristown
treats, the Poles revolt 151: enthusiastic de- West Chester do. 64: York and Ma- the Poles 329: supposed loss of, 364,
monstrations 184, 223, 255, 363, 424; the cause ryland rail road 74: Baltimore and 457: Ostrolenka 399, 437: army in Po-
of the Poles prosper, 197, 363; the Poles de-
Washington 57: Liverpool and Man-land, 425: gen. Toll 426: gen. Paske-
feat the Russians at Wawer 198; other suc-
cesses 222, 242, 275, 312, 328, 329, 363, 400, chester 49, 132, 161, 174, 180, 227, witsch 426, 437: population 456: duke
406; Polish commander in chief 237, 424; he 291, 340, 456: Baltimore and Susque- Constantine dies
obtains a victory 241, 255; the women coin hannah 180, 339: New Orleans 181,
their wedding rings 255; Dwernicki capitu-
lates to the Austrians, &c. 296, 312, 364, 426; 196, 281: Charleston 181, 281: Phi-
key to pronunciation 272; rumor of defeat of ladelphia and Delaware county 221:
Poles, 255; exhausted state of the country New York and Harlem 283: one do.
255; Skryznecki defeats the Russians at 1y-in Ohio 308: New Castle and French
chosin 363-is beaten by them at Ostrolenka
399; the Poles beat the Russians at Mariam town 340, 394: Paterson 344: project-
pol, Bialostocki, and in Volhynia 406; Skryzed 59, 74, 181, 308, 340, 405: Camden
necki prepares to leave Praga 424, 437-ex- and Amboy 359, 594: transportation
citement against 437; certain districts in Hun-on 138: Tuscumbia, commenced 405:
gary taking interest in favor of the Poles
426; conspiracy discovered at Warsaw 457; Albany and Schenectady 405, 433:
Chlapowski 425, 435, 457; national guards Ithica and Owego
425; Wilna 328; general battle expected 329:
Chrazanowski 328, 424; of Satanow 425, 437;
a loan authorised 437; Prussians afford aid to
the Russians 437; fortress of Bobrouysek 437;
407
make a levy en masse
Politics for working men 321, 417
Politics of the day, 70, 71, 72, 97,
153, 191, 200, 201, 220, 229, 233, 252,
253, 268, 277, 289, 298 to 304, 317,
318, 329, 346, 372, 374, 375 to 589,
426, 445: see the names of persons
and things.
Political antiquities,
Polish names,
Population, of the U. S. 170: of the
British provinces, (now U. S.) in 1755-
6, 237: of certain South American
states 221: of the city of N. Y. 254:
Indian 280: of Poland 51, 535: of
London 295; of Paris 295: of Constan-
261, 262
tinople 295: of Virg nia
51
Porto Rico-an account of
Portugal-horrid executions 151,
241: Don Miguel releases certain pri-
soners 223: French and English con-
suls demand redress 241: consents to
grant it 275: withholds it as to France,
&c. 400, 406, 423: -commission as to
American losses 363: D. Pedro, &c.
426: the French squadron capture 30
sail 457: Lisbon in a ferment and pri-
sons full 457: cabinet
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Sentinel, Phita. against W. B. Lew-
284 is 299: vindicates Mr. Ingham S17, 347
Siamese twins, affray of the 426, 455
Ship building, increased value of
vessels 307: the first vessel built in
390
Rhode Island-Block Island 50: New England 407: age of ships
168
Ship letters
consumption of cotton 50, 307: elec-
Silk, its culture and manufacture
tions 146, 166: new factory 344: con-
troversy with Massachusetts 356: 48, 49: filature invented 49: stock-
a giant disinhumed 365: revolutionariesings manufactured 281: handkerchiefs
made 282: suit of silk clothes
-Mr. Brastow
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Simpson, Stephen, and others, ma-
Richmond Enquirer, whipping up nifesto 387: extract from his letter 428
Skinner, Mrs. dies
the legislature 58: a miracle! 337: on
Slave trade, accounts of
the mails 182: opinion of Mr. Adams
Slave labor, in manufactories
in 1818, on the tariff policy, &c. 60,
Small pox exists in Alabama
457 71, 73, 91: president and the cabinet
Smith, T. L.
Post office department 4, 32. 55, 67, 168, 178, 179, 180, 191, 234, 265, 266,
164: Watson's history of, 315, 353: 268: W. I. trade 90: old constitutional
duty of post masters prescribed 423 doctrines of 181: letter from Rip
Potatoes converted into sugar 159 Raps 347: tariff 301: on the removal
394 of Mr. Ingham 165: on the election of
Poussin, major
Spanish affairs-93: arrested per-
456 J. Randolph 428: anti-tariff conven-
Powell, A. H. 428: dies
345 tion 368: sees Mr. Madison's letter sons 199: count de Bourmout 151:
Powers, Gershom, dies
341 with regret 386: U. S. bank and Mr. executions 240: finances in a misera-
Power of intellect
Presidents of U. S.
344 Niles, & former opinions of gen. J. 597 ble state 93, 240: Gibraltar 222: re-
Rice, first culture in America 168 ports of insurrection 141, 151, 184, 197,
Richmond Whig
5, 305 198: military commission 151: loao spo-
130, 223, 241, 390 ken of 93: military preparations 53:
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Smyrna-earthquake at
Snowden, Samuel, dies
Sontag, Mademoiselle
post office regulations 356:
shot 198: statistics of
Speedy justice, case of
Spencer, judge
prisoners | 283: line between Detroit and Buffalo 45: letter concerning post masters
195 452: the George Washington 284: gun-350: plan for the defence of the state
345 powder on board a 284: between Bal- 48: presented with a horse 63: resig-
104 timore and Charleston 308: between nation 143, explanation 179, reports
284 Charleston & Augusta 344: cause of ex- about, &c. 180, 201: declines dinners
plosions 362: building on the Ohio 344: 229, 294, 337: departure from Wash-
on the St. John's 284: on the Red R. ington 249, 289, 293: meets Mr. Mc-
Vaughan Mr. attends a ball
451: project on the Winnipiseogee 452 Lane 401: sails from New York 433
Stewart, com.
Vermont-election 168, 269, 342,
433 433: steam boat navigation
Verona, treaty of
Spinsters, definition of
South Carolina-Mr. Blair's threat
68: Columbia Times 69, 97: Mr.
Findley and the president 96: Blair
and Cooper 154, 190: first introduc-
tion of rice 168: election 146, 183:
dinner to governor Hamilton 190:
dreadful tornado 195: dinner to Mr.
McDuffie 256: notice of his speech
251: Charleston 49, 221, 276: cotton
crop 271: southern opinions of general
Jackson 277: political antiquities 277:
argument against rail road 281: rail
road to Hamburg 181, 281, 344:
steam boats to Augusta 344: Tele-
scope 277: culture of indigo 344: ge-
neral Jackson invited, &c. 350 351:
proceedings of both parties 368: Mr.
Frost 395: the Mercury 395: on the
price of cotton 451: blankets manu-
factured 452: southern views
Stimpson, Mr. his car
Stockton & Stokes, factory
Stomach pump
Storms 196: Stoves
Straw platting
Verplanck Mr. dinner to
Vessels of war consumption of tim-
ber 185: building for foreigners 284
Sturgeon, large one caught
Vice presidency, nominations for 61
Suicide, an attempt by a Swiss 367
58 Virginia-pleasant interchange 59:
Summers, Mr. of Va.
353 James Barbour 61: state right views
Sunday, how celebrated
69 69: internal improvements 25, 58, 74,
Surplus revenue
Supreme court U. S. case of Che- 91, 340: Richmond 150: cotton facto
rokee Indians 68: Charleston bridge ry 281: Wheeling 143: Petersburg 267
vs. the Warren bridge
Susquehannah river, trade 149,
Swann col. James, dies
Switzerland
Tag rag, an emetic for the
"Tales of terror"
Tallmadge, Mr. report
Taney, R. B. att. general
Tanning, new method of
Tarring and feathering
68 282; silver mines 168: gold mines 185-
166 Tazewell and Tyler 153, 189: speech-
285 es in convention 202: bucks shot 221:
53, 240 university 221, Norfolk 221: contri-
221 butions to Fayetteville 266: popula-
308 tion and taxation 261, 260. Winches-
South America-assassinations, &c.
310 ter rail road project 340: judges 341:
141: fire at Guayaquil 184: Bolivia and
Peru at war 184: insurrection 184: po-
305, 361 Miles King 345: gov. Floyd 394: wheat
365 and flour exported 342: lieut. gov.
pulation of certain provinces 221: San-
185 Daniel 349: Mr. Randolph 361: ho-
ta Fe 222: Buenos Ayrean exports
457: Peru and Chili, overrun with
Tariff, the Enquirer's views of 60: nors to James Monroe 372: notice of
military tyrants 275: revolution in Co-
lombia 241, 275, 296, 353: Buenos Nat. Gazette's 131: reply to Chales-election 401: Kenawha 405: J. T. Kil-
Ayres, insurrection in 275: exports ton Mercury 161, essay on effects of by 408: elections 449: insurrection 455
and imports 290: stabbing and shoot-75: horrible effects of 105: English Volunteer, the
ing 149: Fuenta flies from Chili 364: duties 306: dialogue 389: the alarm of
241 southern politicians 401: gen Jackson
Francia liberates Bonpland
407 and the 428: see editorial, &e.
Spontaneous combustion
Stambaugh, Mr.
Starving juries, policy of
State rights, Van Buren's notions of
48: dance in Charleston 49: inflamma-
tory declarations 68, 69: N. York and
N. Jersey 85: R. Island and Mass. 357
Statistics-of Poland 51, 335: Lon-
don, Paris, Constantinople 295: of
banks 64, 65: inspections of flour and
meal 64: of grain 65: receipts, &c. N.
Y. canals, duties on imports at N. Y.
65, 290: British import, &c. of Ame-
rican cotton 65: British W. I. trade 66:
national debt and revenue of France
66, 199: British parliament reform 67:
general 97, 159, 263, 264, 271: Eng-
lish wars 263: imports from Rio 130:
Ireland, tythes in 264: France 263:
Tazewell, Mr. remarks on Turkish
mission 2, 189: proffered dinner 153:
386
abused 191: attacked
Tell, William, bow of
Temperance
Wabash, commerce of
Walden celebration
Warrington, commodore
Washington, Mrs.
181, 283, 284
Tennessee-scarcity of provisions
269: exports of 282: communication
with Charleston 307: Nashville bank
62: Tuscumbia rail road 405: elections
433, 449: a cotton factory
Terrible death
Tessalated Roman pavement
Thomas, James
Thornton, J. B.
Thomas, Isaiah
Watson's annals, extracts from 315
Webster Daniel, dinner to 64, 74:
extract from biography of
at N. Y. 98, 267; compliment to 341;
452
454 Webster, Noah, agency in procuring
345 law of copy rights 319: studies of 400
343
West India squadron
142, 236, 237
Throop, Enos, gov. of N. York 230
Tight lacing, bad effects of
Timber lands in Florida
Time and Truth, an apologue
West India trade, accounts of, and
remarks on 47, 90, 182, 250: British
colonial duty act 256: other notices
310, 338: meeting of delegates 306:
extracts from Canadian papers
Western literature, state of
West Point, honors awarded
Whale fishery 50, 98, 308, 405
Wheat, great purchases of 64: mar-
355treal 338: do. on Lake Erie
Transportation, great saving, &c. 338 ket 282: injured 328: price in Mon-
Treatment of an enemy
Treasury department 131, 158, 235,
274, 341, 367
Wheeler, Mr. P. M. Providence 428
White, col. of Florida
221
Who is the father of the child? 222
White, judge, declines war office 328
Wirt, W. letter to Mr. Calhoun 23
Wickliffe, Charles A.
William 4th
British stocks 264: Spanish 195: po-
pulation of America in 1755-6, 237:
commerce of the U. S. 200: cotton
crop 1829, 271: legislatures of the
states 248: finances of Pennsylvania
248: county taxation 432: of N. York
248, 356: city of N. York 254, 273:
London 256: of Russia 456: of Virgi-
nia 261, 262, 342: of Ohio 262, 280:
Boston 272: Indian population in U.
S. 280: Lynn 281: export of cotton
Trumbull, judge dies
282: Italy 295: U. S. disbursements
Tucker, Henry St. George
from 1798 to 1830 112: mackerel 422:
Turkey-the porte refuses to ac-
salt manufactures 51: coal 342: Egypt
295: Liverpool 454: N. Hamp. banks knowledge an Armenian bishop 65:
320: state prison 342: wheat and flour young Turks sent to France, grand
356 fete 63: fire at Smyrna 140: insurrectoin
S42: of Dublin, 355: of Conn.
199, 241, 255, 312, 328, 363, Constan.
tinople 295: Albania 400: Scutari 406:
earthquakes 408: ship building
Turkish mission
1, 189, 386, 361
Tyler, Mr.
180, 201, 361
U.S. Gazette
U.S. Telegraph 70, 71, 72, 179, 191,
192, 268, 298, 300, 301, 317, 318, 349,
Steam engines and coaches, improve-
ments, &c. 199, 227: locomotives 235,
291, 308: accident 291: first inventors,
&c. 291: in Philadelphia 343, S44:
Shields' 344: explosion on the Charles-
ton rail road 291: effect of steam coach-
es 291: notice of Mr. Stimpson's car
291: No. in England 423: manu. 452
Steamboats, short passage 64, 167.
safety of 142, 254: accidents to 149,
195, 249, 291: at Quebec 185: steam
vessels of war 269: on the Connecti-
cut river 281, 308: fitted at Pittsburg
Wilson, Mr. on the confederacy 277
Williams, captor of Andre, dies 422
Winchester Rep. 453; Virginian 191
Windfall 407; wine, domestic 344
Wolf, gov. 275; wolves
Woodbury, Mr.
Woodside, Jas. D. discovery of 167
Wool and woollens 25, 53, 145, 146,
182, 186, 250, 266, 274, 292, 315, 343,
353, 402, 420
Worcester, rev. Mr.
Yancey, Joel 341; yankey wit
Yankey's 142, 167, 251, 282, 285, 841
Young, encourageinent to the 344
Zine in Connecticut,
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