Apr. 22, 1938.
Gitter
Mrs. Edward Channing

Index to the Contents of the Yolume.

A.

140

Adams, president, his letter to

the editor respecting the

"Mohawk Indians"

Adams, Mr. sec. of state

Adjutant general's order

Africa, the interior of, &c. 111;

slave trade 256, 438; travels

and discoveries in

141

Agricultural E. Watson's his-

tory, &c. 144; patent fan 164

Aix la Chapelle, of the nego-

ciations at, &c.

Alabama-for the support of col-

leges 142; fand speculators

192, 2,9-Cahaba 3 20; sales of

land 320, 336, 416; rapid rise

of population

Allegiance, the doctrine of

America's rising greatness

American Famer,

Anniversary of independence 321

Antediluvian Antiquities

Appointments by the president

and senate, a long list of

Arabian pirates, served a Yan-

kee trick

108

396

49

P413.25

“Land office money"

Law case, (imaginary)

Legal tender, proposed!

Louisiana banks

Maryland banks-see Baltimore

above-state law respecting 359

Massachusetts banks 321, 359

Missouri banks-of St. Louis,

208, 421

Money, care of it

360

New-Hampshire banks 321, 341

New-Jersey banks--Trenton 4534

New-York banks-Exchange

bank, 131; Jacob Barker's

291, 311, 373, 421; Hudson,

291; Merchants'-trial of cer-

tain persons respecting its af-

fairs, 292: many said to stop.

payment, 311, 321; Mecha-

nics' bank, 311; Washington

and Warren, 311, 341; law re-

specting banks, 321; Chenan-

go, 341, 373; of Plattsburg,

359, 375; insolvents 360; On-

tario bank, 375; Cherry Val-

ley

375

North-Carolina banks- -Cape

Fear 260; expected regula-

tion with the banks of Virgi

nia, 322, 373, 399; oath ex-

acted! 359; again noticed,

404; stoppage of payment 421

Notes, sales of, 160, 176, 260,

321, 357, 360, 434; and ice!

373; burnt in Russia

421

Ohio banks-Owl creek, 131;

Farmers and Mechanics' of

Cincinnati & of Steubenville,

treasury arrangements with,

132, 210, 256; general notices

179, 405, 434; Belmont bank,

Delaware banks-Wilmington 260; Chillicothe, 390; F. and

and Brandywine

132 M. of Cincinnati again fails!

Dividend, none declared 321

421, 434

Equalization of exchange 274, 289 | Paper currency, remarks upon

Exchange, "course of"

Figures!

434

310, 341, 421

179

375

261

310

416 Cash, the scarcity of

Cost of banks

Counterfeits 79; a terrible list of

&c. 147; more, 179; again, 208

210; worse than any! 274;

more of them, 360, 373, 404, 417

Country banks, of the "runs"

upon

373

321

405

General remarks on banks and

banking 242, 257, 289, 322, 373

Georgia banks- Darien 131;

oath exacted at! 464; Augus

ta bridge

260

Illinois-great news for specu-

114, 130, 179, 322, 357, 360

-money, mentioned n par-

liament in 1801

421

Pennsylvania banks, 151; of an-

nulling their charters, 132;

bank of Greencastle, 260; law

of the state respecting, 358;

notes current at Pittsburg,

359; unchartering banks 375;

F. and M. bank of Pittsburg,

373; Agricul. & Manu. bank,

373; Silver Lake and Wash-

ington, 421; Milton bank, 421;

Reading, Northampton, and

North-Western

434

Prices current of bank notes,

160, 176, 321, 434

341

Quizzing

Reduction of banks necessary 322

Retiring banks

132

Reward in bank notes offered 131

Rogues in and rogues out 287

Specie drawn from Chio, 256;
premium upon, 260; depar
ture from the west

Stockholders to meet

Swindling

41

Tennessee banks, noticed, 311,
129 stop payment, &c. 322, 341.

B.

ton, 210; his friends atCharles-

ton-alarmed, 390; law-case

in the supreme court, M'Cul-

loh vs. the state of Maryland,

noticed, 1; at length, 68; pro-

ceedings in congress respect-

ing 5, yeas and nays 6; series

of essays on the decision of

the supreme court 41,102, 145;

of the branches in Kentucky,

56, 266, 261; specie payments,

&c. 210; scraps and remarks,

131; submission of the treasury

of the U. S. 417; about taxing

it or preventing any new act of

incorporation, 132; banking

houses, 142, 159, office at Bal-

timore, various, 223, 238, 321,

358; restrictions and prose-

cutions, 145, 161, 179, 261;

how to tame an elephant! 147;

"antiquities,"extracts and

proceedings relative to the

old bank, curious, 162; cash-

ier and the president, 390;

office at Richmond 261, 405,

421; office at Savannah, 434;

list of stockholders, noticed

261; respecting notes cut into

parts

422 "Book," the

226

142

432

336

400

176

384

25

40

Arbuthnot and Ambrister

Arkansaw, the territory of

Army of the U. S. abstract of the

returns of, &c.

Asbury college

Astor, J. J. his claims in N. Y. 6 Canada bank

Atkinson, colonel

Austria-reported attempt to

assassinate the emperor 270-

see "Germany."

115 Brokers and banks

Bad times!

421

Balance of trade and a pro forma

statement 150; effects of it 161)

Baltimore-St. Patrick's day at

105; inspections 142; society

for promoting domestic ma-

nufactures 180; account of the

failure of the City bank, &c.

241-see "banks;" battle mo-

nument 272; the grand jury

of 311; list of, &c. 384; re-
specting the fever at 432, 440
Bankruptcies-see banks, de-

sultory remarks, &c. and

405

BANKS,

Alabama, banks proposed in 405 lators

Baltimore banks-failure of the

City bank, &c. 241, 258; pro-

clamation by the editor, 259;

otherbanks 259; Philadelphia

paragraph and remarks 259;

comparative value of their

notes, 260; City bank paper,

273, 291, 340, 359, 421; rể-

pute of the banks, 310, 341;

Certain refused at the land of-

fice, Jeffersonville, 359; terri-

ble report about

390

Bank of the U. States-see con-

gress. Remarks on stockhold-

ers in congress, 1; prices of

its stock, 1, 55, 131, 255, 257,

274, 289, 310, 321, 373, 405,
421, 434; stock notes, 1; Mr.
Cheves mentioned, 1; elect-
ed president, 56; at Washing-

208

Impudence unparalleled 404

Johnson, col. R. M. his refusal

to vote on the bank question

in congress

131

Kentucky banks, &c. effects of

the litter, 180, about suspend-

ing specie payments, meeting

at Frankfort, resolves, debts

due, &c. 260; bank of Kentuc-

ky,&c. 261; meeting at Wash

ington, 274; convention of de-

legates of banks 292; meet-

ings of the people respecting

311, 421; Richmond bank,

311; Winchester bank, 359;

bankruptcy, recommended,

454; do. discountenanced 434;

the Independent banks 434

"Land privateering" or banking

132, 179

195

179

160

1

358

n

399

Barbary powers-the plague
111, 141, 335, 346,
Barge navigation, improved 416
Bartlett, capt. dies
Beauharnois, Eugene

192
221
93, 144, 165

Belt saw
Bibb, gov. his letter to gen.
Jackson

BRITISH.
Advertisements, curious,
"Age of Reason,"
Algerine ambassador
Alien act

39
288

INDEX.

324; discussion on the report, 342; väri-
ous interesting particulars, 397; new
notes to prevent forgery, 437; of Ire
land
22
Bensley's printing establishment burnt 437
Bible society
Bibles sold

Birth, extraordinary
Blenheim library

Bible, Hebrew, ancient
Biddle capt. and lord Cochrane
204; remarks 208; his letter
to com. Bainbridge 246; re-
mark on the preceding
Bills, inland, damages upon
Birth, extraordinary
Blind interesting notice of

272
319
239

a

woman restored to sight 175
Boccacio, famous edition of 437
Bollman's projects
291
Bonaparte, Napoleon, variously
noticed 110, 140, 174, 206,
286; admirable order of 165;
statue of his mother 190; Dr.
O'Meara 222 terrors of him
297-his wife 335-a grand
compliment to him
382
Bonaparte, Joseph
139
Bonaparte, Lucien 158, 430
Bonapartes, the-present state
of the family of
335
Boston, fever at 432, 440
Boundaries with Spain
142
Brackenridge, Mr. his new work
on South America 142; his
speech dreligious toleration 226
Brandywina ball found in a
tree near the place where the
battle was fought
256
Brazil-anecdote of the king
141; suspicions of the Ame-
ricans
141
Bridges-Montezuma, Dayton,
Carthage, 142; Onion river, 192

Boues, imported for manure
Boroughs

Boxing

Boyd, gen.
Bread stuffs
Bullion

173, 206

Bullock's museum
Calico printers

Cambridge, the duchess of

Camden, earl of
Carlisle weavers
Catholics, Roman,
Catalini, Mad.
Chaucery court

Circassian girl, see "Persian" below.
Clarence, the duke of
Combination, alarming
Commerce

Malt, the duty upon
Manchester
Marriage-laws, &c.
Meetings of the people
Mennon, the statue of
133 Mint-coins issued, &c.

172

Mistake, curious

320 Mushroom, wonderful!

Russia, indemnities from
Siddons, Mrs.

Silver, coins 190; drain of
Snuff boxes

Southcoat Joanna's disciples

206, 270 Sovereigns, disappearance of

138 South America, troops recruited openly
190 for
191, 269, 429, 437
342
220, 255
429 Stage coaches, damages for oversetting

43% Specie payments

429

one

138, 206 Statesman, extract from

437 Stocks, prices of 109, 128, 157, 173, 205,
296 220, 269, 294, 345, 364, 429, 437; a de-
345 scription of

438 Suitors in chancery
138 Superstitions

286 Supplies

345 Taxes

482 Telescope, Irish!

157, 191, 295 Tide waiters
139 Tobacco

138, 286
10%
137, 158
206
Constitutional question
Cotton,
173, 220, 269, 320, 414, 420
109
Cow, a-pumping
109, 206
Crimes and criminals, 190, 270, 286, 296,
317, 345, 420
157
205
220
413 Wolcott. Dr.

Crim. cou.

437 Wool, duty upon

382

109
437

138

438

55, 109
138
345, 381
109
235, 269, 294, 429
Leopold, prince
345
Liverpool-East India trade
Loans to France 180; domestic 269, 285, 381
London, bills of mortality 55; population 220

109

414
173
295, 413
438

220

138
365
173

173

381

317

138

109

173

437

137

398 Transports for Spanish troops

205

220

Trees planted
Universities

317

138

137, 173, 269, 429

Wager of battle
Wales, the princess of
Wallace's monument
Waterloo prize money
Weavers
Wellington, the duke of
Westminister election
Whale caught
Wheat,

317
381
220, 429
4,381
137, 158, 173
429
128, 270, 296, 345, 414
Wile, sold at auction 173; singular reco
very of one

437
176

Criminal code
Crops

Custom house officers
Darnly, the countess' ball
Devereaux's legion
Dissenters

296

157
Distress-see Manchester, Leeds, &c. and
255, 317, 438
Divorce, royal!
269, 414
Emigrations, 199, 173, 255, 269, 296, 294,
317, 364, (of paupers)
Erskine, lord, marries
Exchange, England and Ireland
Exchequer bills
Expedition of the law
Expenditures-see ‘revenue' below, and 286
Exports
235,265
Finances, report upon the state of the 286
172
Fishing banks discovered
Fisheries, noticed,
Fog in London
Foreign enlistment bill
Forgeries, &c.
Forgery, to prevent it
Floridas, on the cession of 295, 314, 317, 381
France, division of the spoils of
Gas lights, extent of pipes, &c.
Gourgand, gen. seizure of
Hamilton, the duke of
"Holy alliance"

Call of congress, remarks on a
proposition for
209
206, 220 Campbell, Mr. U. S. minister in

109

Russia

109

139
108

368
381, 414, 429, 437
269 364 Canada--population of Quebec
5; lord Selkirk, &c. 111;
commercial notices 141; le-
gislative contempt! 141; quar-
rels of the duke of Richmond
and the legislature 237; war-
like preparations, presumed
273, 383; Indian cessions of
land 297--Mr. Gourlay $99-

206

157

157

Hound and hare, a chase,

138

Imports

235

365

Ireland-state of Dublin
Irish diamond

345

Junius, claims to the authorship of

173

war rumors

Kent, the duke of

King, state of, 109, 382; his jewels,

Kirckvervan. &c.!
Ladies' hats

Law case, curious,
Leeds

Navy, 137, 381, (debate) 393; naval resour
ces, an essay
427
North pole-expeditions, &c. to 108, 109
Parliament-regent's speech, 77; bribery
173: purity of, 173; the new members
classed, 206; adjourns
255
Persian princes, 109; ambassador, 138, 255
269, 296, 345, 429, 437

128

398
235

137,220, 381
220,364,381

Circulating medium, see 'banks,'
various itens - essay respect-
ing 370; treasury notice
Claiborne, Richard, dies

American convention
Andromache, frigate
Arbuthnot and Ambrister

414
Army 138; prices of commissions 138; re
137, 295, 315

Clerc, M. le, a deaf and dumb
man, marries a deaf and dumb
238
lady
Clinton. gov, address to the pub-
lic, concerning gens. Jackson

319

duction 269; state of
Athol, the duke of

133

382
220

Attorneys
Auctioneers
Habies, royal

220

137
220, 286, 345, 38

and Scott
Coachmaker's experiments 240
Cobbett, William
144,291
192
265 Cogswell, Jonathan, dies
158 Coins, foreign, treasury report
upon 22-regulation of 265, 399
55, 438 Coleman, W. A.-aent of the

Bagot, Mr. a ball given him at Georgetown
Poor rates
45; patronage of his lady, 79; when at
Pregnant princesses
Annapolis
Prince regent, in a merry mood !90, sick 269
Banks, sir Joseph
414 Quakers, an outrage upon
Bankruptcies,
173 Queen, of her property
Bank of England, noticed, 109, 157, 173,
128, 269, 285, 437 Reform
179, 220, 221, 235, 317, 437; reports re
Revenue, 109, 138, 220, 234, 269, 286, 381,4
speeting, laid before parliament, 294,
Riot-at London,
Roads, turnpiked

109

278

437
438
158
173

Register at N. York
Colonization society-address
165, letter from Mr. Meud 233

365

109

438

269

Yatch, royal
York, the duke of

109.137, 269

Brokers, remark respecting 179
Brown, gen. 56; tour to Green
432
Bay 400; general orders
Brutus, Payne's tragedy of
Bunker's Hill

160
298

Burke's description of a king 319
C.

Comstock, Adam, dies
Conecticut-elections 143, 160;
governor's speech 196; incor-
porations asked for 239; office
of secretary of state 271; po,
pulation 1756 and 1774, 320;
religious liberty
Congress, revolutionary,
viving members of

346

sur-

400

CONGRESS.

Acts, a list of those passed
Alabama

95
61

46
62, 68, 94
Anderson, John
57, 58
Appropriations 59, 60, 64, 65,
66; Mr. Lowndes' motion re-
specting 61, specific, &c, 61;
Chickasaw treaty
62
Arkansaw 57, on slavery in 94, 95
Army-reduction of proposed
64, 65; fatigue duty of
Artillery, school for
Asylum for deaf and dumb, 96, 97
Balances
64,96
Bank U. States-various pro-
ceedings on Messrs, Johnson
und Trimbles' resolutions 5, 6;
debate 94, 95, 96; G. William's
me norial 6; documents ac-
companying the repor: of the
committee of investigation,
continued from the last vo-
June and concluded, 8 to 21;
Mr. Spencer's resolution 33,
61; the bill respecting proxies
33, 95, peutions against a re-
60, 67
peal of the charter
Bangs of the balances in 27, 96
59, 93
Baroon, Mr.
66
57, 61.96
Cadets, respecting 61; proceed-

Bounty lands

Brits vessels

ings

Capitol the longitude of
Claims 96; remarks on
Clay Mr. 6, thanks of the house

98
61
67.96

voted to him
Closed doors
Coasting trade
Gons 22, 23, 57, 97, (report) 265
Collectors of the revenue 60, 96
Constitutional amendments pro-
57, 61, 96
64

posed, &c.
Contingent fund
Controversies between states,
the bill for settling
Grimes against the U. S.
Cumberland road
Customs, officers of
Dearborn, Benjamin
De Kalb, the baron de
Decrees, Berlin and Milan
Drawbacks, &c.

Gun boats, nos. 149, and 154
Illinois

Indian tribes

Invalid pensioners
Judges, enquiries respecting
Judiciary

61, 96, Slavery-see Missouri and Ar-
97 kansaw-and
58 Slaves, fugitives
60, 98 Spencer, Mr.
59, 96, 97 South American states
98 Steam carriages
67 Tallmadge, Mr.
61 Tennessee
Jurisdiction over military and Tonnage
naval sites
Treasury department 57; docu-
Lancaster, Joseph
ments accompanying the an-
nual report
167
Lands, public, and land offices,
&c. 6, 13, 57, 58, 59, 60, 67, 97 Treaty with Spain 27, 33; with
the Chickasaws
61, 62
Laws-see "laws."
Light houses beacons, &c, 98 Washington-about a statue of
61
58, 59, 66
Lowndes, Mr.
resolu
Mail-guards 59; to be carried in
57,60
steam boats
Maritime districts
67, 95
Messages of the president-
communicating gov. Bibb's
letter 39; respecting balances
57; about certain British
claims 57, 61; sinking fund
57; military academy 58;
Hanseatic towns 58, 62; ac-
counts 59; Chickasaw treaty
61, 62; respecting the treaty
about the Floridas, &c.
Michigan
Military academy 58, 59,
Militia

White - Mr. Trimble's
tion respecting him,
Williams, George
Wines, duty on

96
6, 67
60,96

Yeas and nays, respecting the
bank of the U.S. 6; on the bill for
settling controversies between
states 57; on the bill to alter the
constitution respecting the eléc
tion of electors, &c. 57; on a pen-
sion bill 58; on the bill for erect
ing a statute of Washington 58
96 respecting salaries 59; on dis
57, 58 charging the committee on the
61, 67 Seminole war 59; respecting per

57 sons of color 59; about roads 60
Mint, total coinage, &c 159 respecting land titles in the diss
Mississippi, various, 58, 66 trict of Detroit, &c. 60; about sla-
Missouri-various, 57, 58, 60, very in Missouri, (senate) 60,
67-about slavery in 67. 97, 98 about the Seminole war 63; re-
Navy and naval-rules and re-
specting the Cumberland road
gulations for 58; of naming 66; increase of salaries 66; reduc
the vessels 60, 95, 96, 98; sup- tion of the army 67; about slavery
port of 61; pension fund 97 in Arkansaw 94, 95.
Passenger ships
57, 96
Pensions
58,98
Persons of color
58, 59, 96
Pettibone, D.
97
Piracy
60, 96
26 Counterfeiting-see "banks”
96 Court of Washington!
61, 98 Cuba-reported" cession 210,
96 237, 430, 438; patriot prison-
ers at 270; arrivals and depar-
tures, at Havana 318; sickness
318; imports of flour
Cumberland road

399

Franking
Gailliard, Mr.

57
57, 58
60, 64, 65, 66

67

61
58

6

96 Poindexter, Mr.
113 Post office establishment
Printing, public
Public buildings
Report on foreign coins 22;
about balances in the state
banks 27, on weights and
measures 117; on roads and
265
canals 186; about coins
Roads and canals 61, 96; report
upon
186:

Roll of the members called
Salaries
59, 64, 66

Salt, duty on
Seamen

96 Secret proceedings

94

66 Seminole war-report to the
senate mentioned 6, 60; re-
port at length, 33; documents
78; gov. Bibb's letter 39; de-
fence of gen. Jackson 50; do-
cuments 90; of the committee
634
proceedings 61,
sketches of the debate 62, 63;
yeas and nays 63; notice of
the length of the speeches
64; a remark on them
Sinking fund
59 Slave trade

64

Dacing, relating to

Paties, amount of 57, 61; re-
secting
Entries, false

61

engines, a bill respecting 60
27, 33, 61, 96, 97
Florida
oreign coins see "coins" above
eign intercourse

Forsyth, Mr.

59;
58, 59, 60, 97

59
61

95
64

33, 55, 61, 94

64

66

Contracts, the obligation of 269
see "Law cases."
Cotton-see British affairs, East
India, &c. price of 319, 320;
rot in

416

67

57, 60, 64, 97
97

64
61
33, 60!

383
24

335

214

D.
Date tree, naturalization of in
the U. S.
95 Declaration of Independence,
Binns' edition
62 Delaware-worthy act of the g'd
57,97 jury of Newcastle county 271
61 Denmark-loan negociated 140;
a sloop of war arrives at New
416
York
Desultory remarks, editorial 337
Dialogue about the scarcity of
262
cash
112

Diamond, a valuable one
Distance conquered by steam,
400
&c.

Domestic goods, specimens of
112; industry, see • National
Interests" and "labo" nia-
nufactures, see "Nat. In
terests." Hints on them 177,

for the cession 285-reports
383, 385, 438 slaves intro-
duced

78, 238, 257
16, 178

Flour, price of
Foreign goods
Forgeries-see "banks:" reci-
procated by England and
France 131; Cobbett's pro-
291
jects
Forsyth, Mr. "takes leave!" 56;
arrives at Cadiz
Fur trade

Flour, allowed to be exported
Fayette, de la

Grouchy and others refused permission to

return

Generals, the fate of many
"Holy oil"

Hayti, mentioned

Hamilton, the British duke of
King sick 128, 139; on his throne 206; his
counsellors 221; takes the sacrament by
proxy!

270
222

Lafitte's expose of the finances, &c.
Lanjumais, his new work

Loans

429
110, 128, 180

Louisiana, queer remarks about the sale

of

345,414
110
158, 236
382
55
382
1561

174

270

288

110

110,318, 382
13, 173, 174
139, 173

438
430
4
139
221
270,430
288
414

110

174

139

139

158, 174, 222
438
317, 414

139, 206, 221
K.
382, 414
158 Keith, Israel, dies

139

368

206 Kentucky-Mr. Hubbard's ad-
dress

221

270 Kidnapping a white child

40
82

270

110 King, a-Burke's description of

Vandamme, gen.
Washington's birth day, st Paris
Wellington, persons tried on his account 317

429
130

one 319;-Mr. Rufus
Knife, extraordinary

28
29

G.

I.
Gaines, gen.
40, 143, 176 Illinois-seat chosen for the ca
3.
Gamble, capt. U. S. navy 430 pital of the strie
Georgia-university
112 Imitations, servile
German, lieut. L. dies

176 Importations of the U. S. 1317 22

1