Niles' Weekly Register

Clements Samuel E. 429, 452
Clifton, Miss
133
Coal-used for steam engines 20;
prices 374; of duties on 374; essay
and statement 375; veins of 378
Coalition-charge of a
444
Coffee-trade 32, prices 158; in pub.
stores, 163; of duties on, 236, 374;
great sale of 265; stock of 538
Coins-ancient
225
Colleges-Amherst 252; Yale, 105,

INDEX.

........

415

475

$721395; Brown Mr. of N. C. 283, 359, 459; in 330; boundary of 299, 332, 361; school
Buckner Mr. 283, 299, 329, 359; Burges Mr. lands 382; price of certain lands in 440;
S29
344. 366, 384, 385; Burd Mr.
385 Foot Mr. 269, 299, 330, 361, 382, 393, 394,
241
Cambreleng Mr. 300, 332, 345, 363, 366,419, 438, 475; Forts-Howard and Crawford
94 382, 384, 385, 440, 450, 476; canals and rail 300, 384 Griswold 315, 362; of title of furt
17 roads certain documents relative to 476; Delaware 416; losses of officers 476; of title
18 Chesapeake and Delaware 384; Chesapeake of fort Gansevoort 476; Forsyth Mr. 283, 343,
and Ohio 300, 330, 438; Louisville and Port- 361, 382, 394, 1429, 450, 457, 464, 475; fo-
225
land 300; La Plaisance bay 344; Portage reign intercourse-contingent expenses of
242 Summit 362; cannon and shot contracts 476; foreign commerce-concering state-
224 for 451; Carr Mr. 300, 451; Carson Mr. 300, ments of 384; foreign goods 396; foreigners,
32 330 344, 363, 365, 384, 385, 395; Cape Girar- parents to 361; Fuster Mr. 366; fortifiea-
deau 329; Catfish creek 439; census the tions-arming of 298, 330. 451, 475; fourth
176
271, 339, 345, 384; Chambers Mr. 269, 283 auditor 362; France, convention with 440,
Chapman, W. and his wife 105, 240 298, 299, 343, 351, 394, 416, 438, 449, 475; 449; free blacks 366, 415; free trade conven-
Charcoal
282 chaplains 271, 285, 298 of the navy, 281,
tion 415, 449; Frelinghuysen Mr. 282, 329,
Charles II.
23 285, 289; do for the army, 395, Chickasaw 330, 414, 433; French college at St. Louis
285, 298, 301
Charleston (S. C.) custom house treaties, 396, 415, 416, 439, 451, 476; Choe414; French spoliations
Gales and Seaton, 343, 345; general land
taw reservations 449, circuit courts of the
bond cases 14, 68, 70, 119; Mercury U. S. 330, 366; Clay Mr. of Ky. 268, 298, office 362: Georgia-boundary line of 299,
7, 251; McDuffie's visit 76, 101 299, 342, 345, 359, 360, 361, 381, 38, 393, 414, 332, 361: mil.tia claims of 451: Gilmore
China-rebellion in 72; difficulties 423, 438, 450, 475; speeches 385, 458; Clay Mr. 300, 344: Gordon's Digest 271: Green
in 238; consumption of cotton in 328
Mr. of Ala. 300, 382, 384, 335, 416, 4:9, 440; Duff 345: Green and Big Barren rivers 451,
claims for return of duties 343; Clayton Mr. Grennell Mr. 385: Grundy Mr. 283, 343, 450,
Chief cities
154
of Geo. 395, 439, 477; Clayton Mr. of Dela-
Cholera morbus-progress of S, 70, ware 381, 394, 418; clerk of the house, 271;
Half way Rock 344: Hanna Mr. 269, 283,
134, 152, essay on 15, 36, 152, 162, coal 449; coins of the U. S. 286; Coke Mr. 298, 329: Hawkins Micajah T. 361: Hayne
164, 241, 571, 378; opinions concern-271; college at St. Louis, 360, 414; Coloni- Mr. 269, 283, 299, 329, 342, 343, 360, 361, 381,
ing 371, 435, 437; sir H. Halford's cir.zation society 382; colonization, 395, 396,385, 394,414, 438, 449: speeches of 396, 453:
415, Colombia 396, 438, 440; Columbia col Heister Mr 300: hemp-concerning, 362:
cular 371; at Smyrna 393, 439 lege, 298; Columbus-the town of 381; Hendricks Mr. 329, 381: Henshaw David
Churches, number in the U. S. 2 commerce-statements of 384, commercial and others, 394: Hill Mr. 414, 438, 439: his-
Clay Henry, at Vincennes 226; elect- tables 450, 475, 476; committees of the se-torical documents, 395: Hotfman Mr. 285,
ed a senator 237; correspondence mate 269, 298, 329, 343, 360, 439; of the 286, 300, 331, 366, 384, 385. Hogan Mr. 331,
house 283, 235; comptroller of the treasury 344, 451: Holand Mr. 410; Holmes Mr. 269,
with the anti-masons 260; at Terre 271; Connecticut river 344: militia 330: mili-298, 299, 329, 336, 342, 343, 414. 422, 450, 475,
Haute 261; speech 385; withdrawal tary services and claims of 345, 362, 477: 76: on W India trade, 336: hospital at
from masonry 346; notice of speech 435 Condiet Mr. L. 366, 415, 440: Cooke Mr. of Cape Girardeau 349: house of representa-
Clayton, judge-chancellor Kent's Ohio, 361, 366: Cooke Mr. of N. Y. 36: tives organization of, 269: members 269:
Coulter Mr. 364, 440: Craig Mr. 285, 300, speaker 270; clerk of 27; rules 271; otti
opinion, &c.
384: Crockett David 332: Cummins E. H.cers 271; Howard Mr. 285, 331, 396; Hub-
285, 329: Cumberland river 345: Cumberland bard Mr. 332, 362, 384, 385, 395 396, 415,
road 286, 300, 329, 344, 362, 381, 384, 415: 416; Hull general-relief of 331: Hunt Mr.
house bonds 344, charges 394, in-300, 332; Huntington Mr. 300, 396, 416
custom
Ibrie Mr. 366: Illinois-rail road 300: sale
structions, 449; custom house officers 300,
of saline lands of 329, 330, 361, 366, Indian
title 331, 332: grant of land to 382: impri-
Dallas G. M. 283, 299, 343, 359, 360, 361sonment for debt 384: Indiana-Indian title
381, 882, 394, 438, 439, 476; Daniel Mr. 385; to lands in 269, 283, 284, 299, 329, 331, 332:
Darden David 330, 45, 439; Davis Mr. of permission to make certain roads in 300:
S. C. 440; Davis Mr. of Mass. 286, 300, 344, the two White rivers 329: office in 329:
345, 361, 365, 366, 382, 383, 384 385, 394, public lands 438: Indian blankets 343, 359,
439, 440; deaf and dumb 476; Dearborn 439: Iudian treaties-character of 414: In
Mr. 300, 344, 365, 382, 384; debates-on the dians, affairs of 269, 283, 299, 331, 332, 382,
federal constitution, 344; on prop. for com. 384, 394, 396, 414, 415, 439, 451, 476, 477:
282 on roads and canals, 285, 286; on slavery certain depredations of 395, 451: indigo
23, 103 and slave trade in the District of Columbia 393: Ingersoll Mr. 362, 365, 385, 440; in-
234; on the distribution of the public lands land avigation &c., 331; insolvent debtors
164
31, 331, 332; on the payment for property of the U.S. 329, 361, 395, 476; justructions
77, 103 destroyed, &c. 362; on the abolition of cer &e. to collectors, 393: Irwin Mr. 384, 476;
Colonization-Mr. Jefferson's opi-tain postages 362; charter U. S. bank 360, Jarvis Mr. 384, 385, 396; Jefferson's many-
247 363, 393; removal of free blacks 366, 395; onal, 269; Jeniter Mr. 366, 367, 384, 395, 396,
368
Mr. Clay's resolution 382, 385, 394, 397, 414 415; Johnston Mr. of Lou. 268, 299, 329, 342,
ad valorem duties 382, 384, 385, 391, 395; 343, 360, 361, 439: Johnson Mr. of Ky. 271,
254, 358 Creek lodians' remonstrance 384; appor-362, 384, 415; Johnson Mr of Va. 366:
134, 217 tionment bill 385, 38, 440; French claims Johnson Mr. of Tenn. 439. journals of the
Congress.
285; Mr. Holmes' resolution 299; Mr. Ben-old congress 300; judges of territories 476;
Adams Mr. 284, 235, 286, 383, 384, 385, ton's motion concerning salt 414; Mr. Eve-Junius George
439 440; Adair Mr. 439, 451; advances 298; rett's call concerning Chickasaw treatis 415; Kane Mr. 298, 329, 475: Kaskaskia river
Advalorem duties 301, 331, 382, 384, 385, Mr. Van Buren's nomination 416, 425, 453; 475; Kenawha salt manufacturers 414; Ken-
394, 395; Alexander Mr. 395, 450; aliens bill for arming fortifications 330; South Ca nebee river 299; Kerr Mr. 361, 440: King
440; Alian Mr. of Ky., 345, 385; Allegany rolina claims 332; bill concerning alum salt Mr. of Alabama 268, 269, 283, 329, 343, 360,
river 344; Allen Mr. 345; alum salt 330, 342; Mr. Pendleton's resolution, powers of 361,381, 394, 438; Kinght Mr.
242, amendment of the constitution 415; supreme court 344; bill concerning Indian La Plaisance bay 344; laws U. States, an
American state papers 343; Anderson Mr. blankets 359; call for general land office in edition of 345; Lecompt Mr. 385, 415; Leon,
439; Appleton Mr. 305; apportionment of structions 362; centennial celebration 439; the brig 283, 286, 300; Letcher Mr. 332, 451;
representatives 284, 330, 345, 383, 384, 385, Mr. McDuffie's tariff bill 440; debentures Lewis Mr. 271; Liberator, the brig 330; li-
395, 396, 415, 416, 440, 451, 475, 476, 477; 361; Decatur Mrs. 330, 476; Delaware riverbrary of congress 284; lieutenants in the
appropriations 330, 332, 344, 361, 384, 451, 394, 440, 476; Denny Mr. 415; Dist. of Colum- navy 343; lighthouse on Cumberland head
475, 476, 477: Archer Mr. 365, 366, 367, 394, hia 284, 299, 300, 331, Dickinson Mr. 329, 344, 360; on the Chesapeake 438, live oak
395, 415,476; Arkansas territory 281, 285, 298, 342, 343, 382, 394, 414, 439, 449; distribution 477; loan office and final settlement certf.
331, 343, 345, 362, 384, 439, 477; armory 300, of the proceeds of publie lands 301, 331, 332, 299; Louisiana, back lands of 342, 361; Low-
346; army 298, 299, 300, 330, 331. 344, 345, 344, 345; Doddridge Mr. 286, 299, 301, 440; ne, Mr. clerk senate 298; Lyon Mr. 315, 451
382, 394, 440; Arnold Mr. 299, 362; Ashley Mr. documents, extra copies of 329; Doubleday Mahon's river 394; mails, of the failure of
332, 361, 362; assay offices 300; auditor Mr. 286, 385; Drayton Mr. 285, 286, 300, the 476; manufactures, inquiry concerning
285 301, 331, 332, 344, 345, 384, 394, 395, 416, 384 3 5, 415; Mangum Mr. 268, 439; marine
Baltimore, 329, 331; Back Creek 343, 384; 440; dry docks 365; Duncan Mr. 286, 300; corps, pay of the 300; marine hospital 415;
banks-relative to U. S. Bank 285, 360 Duponceau Mr. 286, 394; duties and draw-Marcy Mr. 268, 283, 329, 343, 394, 453, 464,
361, 363, 381, 382, 393, 394, 414, 415, 438. backs 286; duties on imposts-Mr. McDuf- 466; Marine Bank of Baltimore 438; Mary-
439, 449, 450, 451, 475, 476, 477; Commer- tie's bill
440 and-clsms of 367; resolutions of legisla
cial Bank of Erie 299, 385, 395; Barbour
Elliott's debates on the federal constitu-tur 415 438; Martinique and Guadaloupe,
Mr. 299 384; Barber Mr. 345, 362; Barnwell tion 283, 344; Ellis Mr. 382, 475; Ellsworth commercial regulations with 366; Massachu
Mr. 440; Barringer Mr. 331, 384; Bates Mr. Mr. 271, 284, 285, 366, 385, 395, 439; engi-setts, resolutious of the legislature of 300;
362, 384, 451; Beardsley Mr. 330, 345; Bell neers U. S. 366, 332, 383; Evans Mr. of Me. claims of 439; McDuffie Mr. 285, 300, 330,
Mr. 332, 360, 362, 384, 394, 438, 476; Ben- 299, 384, 439; Everett Mr. H. 344; Everett 331, 332, 344, 361, 362, 363, 884, 385, 395, 440,
ton Mr. 298, 329, 330, 342, 343, 359, 361, 382, Mr. E. 284, 285, 344, 345, 362, 395, 396, 415, 450; McKay Mr. 476; McKennan Mr. 362,
393, 394, 414, 439, 449, 476; Bergen Mr. 366; 477; Ewing Mr. 283, 360, 361, 381, 394, 414 415; McCoy Mr. of Va. 332; McCarty Mr.
Blair Mr. of Ten. 301, 331, 344; Bibb Mr. 462, 475, executive business 269, 283, 298, 284, 300, 344; meeting of congress 268; Mer-
283, 382; Boon Mr. 345, 476; Bouldin Mr. 299. 329, 330, 343, 344. 361, 381, 382, 394, 399, cer Mr. 284. 285, 300, 331, 345, 365, 384, 440;
301, 331, 367, 382, 384, 394; Branch Mr. 332, 414, 439, 450, 475; executive journal 269, messages-confidential 269; president's an
366, 384, 430, 476, 477; breakwaters and exploring expedition
269 nual 271, 276; on the census 171; on the Ma-
moles &c. 300, 345, 396; brevet rank-476;
British colonial trade 329; Briggs Mr. 385,

Colombia-affairs of
Columbia telescope
Colonization society

nion

Coloured population

Comets

Commerce

third

383

449, 450

Fisheries of certain foreign 439; Fitzgedawasea diffrence 283; concerning relief to
rald Mr. 300, 332, 439; Florida-land claims 'ship Minerva 286; concerning tonnage du

........

ties in France 300; Miami exporting compa- and expenditures 283; appropriations 284;
ny 331; Michigan-land office in 330; roads duties and drawbacks 286; annual report 286;
in 332; Indian title to lands in 331, 332; mile.teas and duty 327; certain annual drawbacks
age of members 451; Millegan Mr. 366; 343; returned duties 345; insolvent debtors
ler Mr. 268, 454, 464, 475, 476; militia-the 361: instructions to collectors 381; secretary
organization of 300, 330, 345, 438; military of the navy--annual report of 294: contin-
road from fort Howard 384; ministers abroad gent expenses 343, 381, 384: contracts and
366; mint-assay offices 300; return of coin purchases 343, 345: secretary of war--annual

age 382; Mississippi-improvement of the

report 315: plan, &c. of fort Griswold 345:

300

river 299, 331,345, 362; grant of land to the case of Ephraim Shaler 384: secretary of
state 438; Missouri-land claims 299, 329, state-contingent expenses of the 343: report
343; Mitchell Mr. of S. C. 285, 286, 331, 344, on the census 345, 384; secretary of the
345, 365, 394, 416, 440; Monongahela river, senate 269, 343, 345: senate, organization
improvement of 331, 440; Moore Mr. 268, 283, 268: list of members 268; officers 283, 298; Se-
361, 381, 393, 394, 434,475 vier Mr. 285, 331, 362, 439: Shaler Ephraim
Narraganset bay 330, 438: national roads--384: Shepard W. B. 300, 362: Silsbe Mr. 343,
from Pittsburg to Erie 300: from Vandalia 361, 394, 475; silk 286, 394: slavery, con
to the Mississippi 300: from St. Louis to cerning 284, 299: Smith Mr. 283, 298, 329,
Jefferson 362: naval depot 330: naval-pen- 330, 336, 359, 360, 361, 394, 438, 439, 476;
sion and hospital funds 286: commissioners speeches 336, 425; smuggled goods, &c. 331:
271, 343, 361: surgeon's pay 298: hospitals, soldiers of the revolution 269; South Caroli
&c. 300: funds 476: marine corps 300: ar- na, claims of 269, 286, 331, 332, 345, 451.476:
rearages 330: 451, 475, 476: arrearages for memorials presented 395; Southerland Mr.
surveys 330: rope-walks 330; seamen 330;tanks 366; Spanish brig Leon 300; speaker, elec
330; of rations 396: steam batteries 330: naval tion of 270; address of 270; various 271, 286,
monument 330: officers' travelling expen- 344, 367, 382, 415. 477; Speight Mr. 270, 285,
ses 332: pay and emolument 315, 475: 286. 367, 384, 385; Sprague Mr. 269, 382,
pursers 342, 361, 382: lieutenants 343, 477: 439, 449, 450; states' claims for interest, &c.
surgeon general 343, 382: agents 343, 351: 343, 344, 395; statistical accounts 344; St.
naval service 361, 451, 475, 476: reorgani- Francis river 329; steamboat navigation 284,
zation of 366: bill for 391: contingent 299, 331; steam carriages, use of on common
expenses. 381, 384: transfer of certain ap- roads 440; Stewart Mr. 286, 300, 331, 367,
propriations 395: the ration 396: rules 382, 384, 385: sublime porte, treaty with 440;
and regulations 396, 438: New Bruns- sunken vessels at Baltimore 331; supreme
wick 269, 293, 298: newspaper postage, &c. court 283. 329. 344. 396, 415, 439; supply of
299, 300, 345, 362, 415: newspapers to be water to public buildings 451; survey of the
furnished 271: New Orleans, barracks, &c. coast
at 299, 343, 361, 367, 384: New Jersey bank
414: New York, concerning board of health
uf 394: new territory projected 284, 360:
Newton Mr. 270: north east boundary 269,
329, 342, 360, 382: north west territory 361:
Nourse Joseph 476: Nuckols Mr. 415
Officers of the customs 300: officers of
the line and navy 331: Ohio-division line
with Michigan 283: bridge over the river
301: improvement of 331, 345: ordnance
department 283, 361, 381, 394: Orr. gon
territory 285; Quiconsin territory 284, 361
Patents 300, 361, 477: Pearce Mr. 344:
Pendleton Mr. 344. 396 439: Pensacola and
St. Augustine 477: pensions, revolutionary
299, 329, 330, 332, 306 38, 395, 439 451,
475: Virginia line and navy 385: invalids 366,
384: list of pensioners 327: Plattsburg harbor
344, 360: Poindexter Mr. 269, 283, 299, 438,
419: speech 426: Polk Mr. 281, 285, 330,
345, 367, 383, 384, 385, 395, 396, 416, 439,
451: polarity of the needie 476; port Pon-
chartrain 329: postage on pamphlets, &c.
415, 476: post office dept. 275, 299, 300, 344,
362: power of removal 394, Prentiss Mr.
268, 330: pre-emption rights 329, 330, 332,
361, 366: prime cost of goods, &c. 396: prin-
ting for the house 385: property destroyed
by the enemy 362, 356, 395: public lands,
concerning the 283, 284, 286, 300, 301, 329,

D
Danville Va. Register
Deaths 24, 103, 104, 105, 133, 154,
225, 254, 528, 356
Dee, ship, explosion of,
475
Delaware-alarms of negro risings

in, 131; election 131; convention 266;
law concerning tree negroes 473
Denmark-a new constitution 22;
sales of horses
240
Desha Robert, letters from 65, 263
Diving bell
Dog

Tariff-concerning the 286, 299, 300, 330,
342, 343, 345, 359, 38, 382, 384 385, 394, 395,
396, 414, 415, 438, 439, 449, 450, 475, 476:
Mr. Clay's resolution 361, 381, 382: speeches
on 385 414: Mr. Adams' do 385: Mr. McDuf
fie's do 385: Mr. Hayne's speech on the 396:
Mr. McDuffie's bill 440: Taylor Mr. of N. Y.
271, 344, 361, 439; Tazewell Mr. 283, 298, 438,
449, 450, 475: teas, &e. concerning duties on
283, 298, 299, 300: quantities imported 326:
Tennessee and Coosa rivers 344, 451: territori-
al government, 365: Thomas Mr. of Lou. 414,
439, 451, 476: Thomas Mr. of Md. 367, 385.
415: Thompson Mr. 331: Tipton Mr. 343,
361, 382, 394: tonnag-duties on, in France,
300: topographical engineers 382: Towson
Nathan 301, 366: Tracey Mr 385: Transyl
vania university 345: treasurer, letters from
271, 331: treaty with the Creek Indians 331: of
Troup Mr. 298, 438, 475: Turkey, treaty
with 449: Tyler Mr. 359, 382, 439, 450

414

Unclaimed dividends
Van Buren Martin-proceedings and
speeches on the nomination of 416, 425:
Vance Mr. 300, 331, 361, 366, 382, 385, 38 :
Verplanck Mr. 330, 440: vice president 283,
298, 329, 342, 343, 359, 360, 361.381, 438, 439,
449, 476: vine & the olive 439; Vinton Mr. 331,
332, 382: Virginia, claims of 298, 299, 331, 384
Wabash river 298, 345, 361; Waggaman
330, 332, 344, 345, 361, 384, 476 Mr. 343, 361; Wardwell Mr. 439; Ward Mr.
Rail-road-memorial of Balt. and Ohio 361,271,366, Washington Mr. 330, 451; Washing
438; Randolph Martha 299; Raritan river of birth day of 415, 438, 439, 450, 451; likeness
tou gen. concerning centennial celebration
survey of the 440; ratio of representation
284, 345, 384, 395, 396; receipts and expen- of 451, 476; pedestrian statue of 476; Wat-
ditures 286; redemption of public lands 344; mough Mr. 344, 440, 470; Watterston & Van
retuse lands in Teunessee 300: register of de
Zandt's tables 344; Wayne Mr. 285, 363, 366,
bates 283; registering of vessels 440; remov-384, 415: Webster Mr. 282. 283, 299, 360,
al of free blacks 356, 415; removal of public 361, 383, 420, 438, 450, 475, 476: speech 460:
officers 394, 414; representation in congress
West Point military acad. 345, 439: West In
284, 285, reports of departments-post office dies--call for information concerning the
275; secretary of the treasury 269, 283,
trade with the British 299, 336: Mr. Sprague's
284. 286, 327, 343, 345, 361, 381; secretary resolutions 439, 449: Mr. Holmes' 450, 475:
of the navy 295, 381, 438; secretary of Whittlesey Mr. 299, 300, 362, 383, 384. 385,
394, 395, 438, 439; White Mr. of Lou. 345;
war 315, 360, 439. 449; sundry departments White Mr. of N Y. 285, 396, 440; White
415; commissioners of the sinking fund
439; restraining debate 394; revenue, con-
Mr. of Tenn. 438, 475; Wicklife Mr. 284.
e raing 332, 315; Rhode Island, produce 235, 300, 330, 331, 332, 345,361, 362, 383, 385,
consumed in, &c. 449; roads and cansis, mo-394, 396, 415, 416, 439, 440, 477; Wilde Mr.
tion to organize a committee for 284, 285, 28, 345, 365, 395, 451: Williams Mr. 332, 345;
286; roads from Lime creek to Chatahoocbe Wilkins Mr. 298, 329, 343, 332, 438, 439, 449,
329,343, 361; from Detroit to Grand river of Wing Mr. 271, 284 300, 344, 395; witnesses
in U. S. courts 449; woollens, cotton goods,
Jake Michigan 332; from La Plaisance bay to
the Chicago road 332; from Washington to
332, 345, 381
Jackson, in Arkansas 345; from fort How-
ard to fort Crawford 384; from Zanesville, In the senate--Armament of fortifications

&c.

Yeas and nays.

Ohio. to Florence, Alabama 451; from Ports-330; reference of alum salt bill 342; ou Indian
mouth, Ohio, to the Linden mountains, N, blankets bill 344; Beaton's resolution con
C 476; Roanoke inlet company 300; Robin cerning U. S. bank, 393; delay in publishing
son Mr. 329, 382; Robbins Mr. 299, 330, 394; the commercial tables 475; delay in furnish-
Root Mr. 332, 333, 34, 355, 394; Ruggles ing certain information 475; rejection of M.
Mir. 361. 382, Russell Mr.
In the house of representatives--reference
Salt and its prices 414; Sandusky-river 361;
tavannah-river 451; the city 475; seamen of the U. S. Bank memorial 366; resolution
159; secretary of the treasury 269, reeipts relative to the Chickasaw treaty

363, Van Buren

416

fish--abundance of
Dogs killed in New York,
Dogs and sheep

105

154

447

Donelson Mr. and the U. S. Tel-
graph
271
Du Is
S7, 240, 448, 472
Duties--certain decreased 373; view
374
E
Earth, its distance from the sun 162
Eaton, J. H. reply of 49; at Nash-
221
378

ville

Economy, definition of

Editorial-add: ess to members N.
Y. convention 410: addendum 441:
afflictions of an 38: Albany cap ma-
nufactory 149: American Institute 73,
147: ancient prices 132; Anderson,
the singer 152: anonymous letter 151:
anti tariff meetings

Baltimore and Ohio rail road 98,
149, 177, 248, 526, 337, 378: Balti-
more, the ice at 378: balance of trade
131: Benton col. 444: Boston and the
tariff 251: British opinions 2: reform
77, 134; corn laws, 250; money mar-
ket 379: broom corn manufactures 149

Cabinet nom 377: appts, 377 Cal-
houn J. C. 444: Cambreleng's ton-
age 468 canal and rail road 321:
Charleston custom house bond 76:
Cholera 472: Chesapeake canal 472:
church establishment in England, 323:
circulation of values 325: Clay Henry
409, 443: closing of the navigation
325; congress men-increase of letters
to 321: constitutional amendments 444:
contested election in Florida 18: con-
clusion of the volume 466: Cooper
Dr. $26: cotton--injury to crop of 34:
crop and consumption 222-shipments
of 435: new kind of, 258: on the re-
port of N. Y. convention 441; Mr.
Crawford's reply noticed

Debates in congress 377, 409: defeat
477 of H. N. 151. discontinuances 97: dif-

......

220

Poor in England 470: president of
the U. States, remarks on the message
of the 265: on the health of

Fitzgerald, lord E's widow
Floods

358
35, 467
Florida-election 18, 222; climate
339
Flour-price of 101; in Canada 165;
British market 219; do duty on 265
Forsyth John and Mr. Branch 430
Franking-abuse of
66
Frauds on the revenue 202, 203; de-

Frelinghuysen Mr.

478

282, 438
Free trade-Mr. Robertson's speech

ficulty in pleasing 218: distribution of porcelain manufactures 34: of Messrs.
convention address &c. 297: distur-Brown and Ellsworth's speeches 201:
bances in Russia 3: duel hoax 472: of the publication of the tariff address
duty on tea and sugar,
236 217, 249: of Mr. Randolph 224: to
Eaton and Coffee Messrs. and the readers 265, 281: of the secretary of
Chickasaw treaty 470: Edelen Jno. the treasury's report 265, 281: of the
death of 472: Edge tools-manufac- press of matter 65: of the iron report
tory of 148: editor-address of as 233, 265: of projects for rail-roads in
chairman per. com. 410: expects to New York 337: of a rail-road journal
attend free trade con. 17: prop. to 66: 337: of certam speeches 393: nullifi-cisions concerning 125, 152, 273, 355,
intended absence 145: compliments to cation 472: orthodoxy
the 151: effects of the American Sys-
tem 217, 249: election returns 1: es-
say on domestic manufactures and in-
443 on,
ternal improvements 234: Europe- Rad road business 472: remarks on "Free trade" convention-com-
prospects of war in
473 excitement in England 297: do on ments on 33; Dr. McConnell on 92;
Falkland islands 298: Florida Ga-Holland, Belgium, Greece, France proceedings 105, 135, address 136,
zette, 151: flour--(British) market for and Poland 297: reduced duties 217: yeas and nays 156, 157; resolutions
101, 219: do. duty on, 265: Franklin religious excitements 102: reform in and memorial 157; judge Barbour's
Institute 99, 147: free trade-of the England 77, 134: Register, closing the address 157; the N. Y. delegation
convention 33, 73, 97, 105, 129, 152, volume 434, 466: reports on naviga-158; list of delegates 166; anecdotes
153, 442: glories of 218: Frederick-tion and commerce 17: review of 238, 239; Richmond Enquirer on the
town Herald, 265: foreign news-on southern policy 234: Rhode Island memorial, 367; editorial
233 lace school 380; do manufactures 441:
Girard's bank 379: Greeks-relief Ritchie Thomas 76, 97, 130, 145, 219,
to the
340 220, 249, 265, 321: riots in England

the

of the

French affairs.

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Geisinger capt.

"Gen. Nat." captured
Geographical dimensions

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Army 21, 72, 135, 155, 438; Austrian flags
223; Berri, dutchess 3, 22, 155; Bourbon,
21, Algiers 23, 163; Beauharnois, Hortense
Hamilton gov. and Mr. Madison
297 duke 448; budget 104; Charles X. 22; clergy
101: Harrisburg Intell. 447: hat manu- Salem bank note 436: Salem Ga-272: Constant B. 380; deputies-debates and
factures--value of 54: Hayne Mr. 393, zette 442: scarcity and supply: 238: agitations 72, 199, 473; days "the three" 20,
409, 434, 445: hemp, culture of 218: secretary of the senate 323: secretary Henry V." 4; king--various acts 21, 28,
134; emigration 4: Grenoble 438; harvest 104;
"hep-hurrahs," 298: high pressure of the treasury's report 265: do war 104, 241; Lafayette 200, 438; legion of honor
statements refuted 67: home market 328: seizures in Montreal 77: sheep 254, Lyons 381; ministers--various 3, 22, 71,
149 in the U. S. 324: ship building 101, 72, 78, 104, 135, 164, 178, 201, 268, 329; na-
Impressment of seamen and Mr. 470: silk manufacture 100: do con- 342; Paris, various 21, 71, 164, 201; Poles, con-
tional guards 155; Ney, marshal, the sons of
Van Buren 435: imprisonment of mis-sumpton 251: slave question 130, cerning the 178, 380; peers 178, 241, 268, 329,
sionaries 70: incendiary publications 378, 472: Smith gen. 409: southern 341, 358, 437; priests 268; Portugal-affairs
162: Indiana senator 74: indisposition insurrections and floods 66, 67, 221: with 78, 178, 268; Rioupeyroux 358; revenue
of editor and death of son 1: injustice southern tracts 99: do depression and 268; slave trade, to be suppressed 4; war
speculations
of garbled quotations 17: increased pa- its causes, 445: do calculations 217
French claims
24, 25, 38
tronage 17: internal improvements in 218: specie 146, 265: state rights
Friends-yearly meeting of
Virginia 379: iron manufactures, ma- tracts 98; statistics 467; St. Louis Bea-
Fugitives from England
terials for history 17: abstract of re- con 151; subsistence and its cost 446;
G
port on 232: Ireland, condition, &c. spurious note 436; sugar, smuggling
102 of 161: supply and price 256: Sus
Laboring poor of England---essay quehannah rail road
377
on the 321: concerning the 355: Lea- Tariff-its effects, convention meet
ther manufactures 147: Leon, countings, &c. 19, 65. 73, 99, 145, 161, 201,
de 76: letters to the editor 99: do. 249, 265, 468: tanneries in New York mines 37, 127; concerning the mis-
Georgia-floods 35; Cherokee gold
from 177, 250: Liberia 251: Liberator, 236, the three days in Paris 134: "the sionaries 70, 102, 174, 227, 267; Ma-
145 robbing policy," and free labor 354: con schools 105; elections 149, 237,
Majority system in the east, 151, Thompson's ditcher and fencer 97: 326; installation of gov. 224; the gov.
436: mails, &c. 447: McDuffie, Mr. of toasts at Edgefield 150: tobacco con- and judge 102; cultivation of nankin
his reports 442: meeting of hatters 466: sumption in England 556: tonnage of cotton 149; do of sugar 328, concern-
military power of France 77: military Charleston
435 ing slaves &c. 267, 321; explosion of
rule in Buenos Ayres 77: militia sys-
a mag zine 241; concerning gen. Jack-
tem 238: minister to Russia 76: do, to
441 son and Mr. Calhoun 272, citations
Naples 152: Monroe, Mr. 443; money,
Wages, essay on 353: Washington trom S. court 313, 355; about the ta-
scarcity of 98, 256, 468: mulberry seed city, notice of 132: Washington riff, &c. 392; freights at Savannab 327;
356 George 236, 466: Webb's adventures gov. Gilmer
Nantucket and its trade 218: naviga- 469: West India trade 446: western
tion and commerce 17: negroes, insur-floods 467: of Wickliffe's exposition
rection of 19, 35, 67, 74, 130, 131, 468: West india hurricane 103: whale
221: of free 340: negro college 74: fishery, 218: winter, 325: Wolf gov.
negro clothing 147: new inventions 97: 378: Woodman Ira 162: wool, price,
new cabinet arrangements 470: New &c. 152, 161, 218, 251, 339, 435: duty
York convention 73. 99, 201: new par- on do.
ty name 76: new-year's compliments
337: New Hampshire Patriot 353: N.
York paupers 356: North Carolma fa-
cilities for manufacturing 251: notices
--of Mr. Carey's essays 17: of foreign
news 65: of New York American Ad-
vocate 66; of U. S. bank report 66: of
of the Encyclo. Am. 69. of the Polish
standards 69: of the Register 73: of
Mr. Monroe's letter on the bank of the
United States 73: of the anti-masonic
convention 74: to readers 97: of the
Franklin Institute 99, 147: of the ca
binet controversy 129: of the tariff con-
vention 129; of the anti-masonic ad-
dress 129: of Mr. Wirt 151: of the
free trade address 145: of British |

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