Law. Act of Great Britain modifying usury laws,
stage owners, liabilities of, Stokes vs. Saltonstall,
case, of a saw mill at New Orleans
auctioneers may re-sell goods not paid for,
decision at Newark, N. J. respecting usurious
interest, Brittain vs. Freeman,
N. Y. respecting damages to navi-
gation occasioned by raising mill
dams,

Gooding vs. Union Bank of Maryland,
an old case,
respecting seaman's wages discharged
in a foreign port,

in case Benington Bank vs. Little & co.
for money lost in transmission,
of arrest of Texian Ambassador
at N. Y., and his discharge,
Ohio that premium of exchange is
not taking illegal interest by a
bank,
Alabama that unchartered or Real
Estate Banking Institutions can-
not maintain suits on notes or bills
discounted,

of the Supreme Court respecting the
General Banking law of N. Y.
356
case of schooner Amistad,
176 177 179 244
warrant for arrest, in case of malicious mischief
may be executed on Sundays,
by-standers bound to assist an-officer when forci-
bly opposed in serving a capias in a civil case,
Chancellor Kent's decision against seizure of
goods after passing custom house,
bank book decided to be evidence in, Harley vs.
Schuylkill Savings Institution,

Free Banking N. Y.

number and amount of forfeited recognizances
in Court of Criminal Sessions, Phila.,

a lawyer in Missouri advises his clients to take
promissory notes for goods to avoid statute
of limitation,

Penny postage act in England,

Lead, duty on, changed,

mines of Missouri,

in Iowa,

Legislature of New York, oldest member,

Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co., increase of stock,

commerce of from 1804 to 1838,
longevity in,

(see also New Orleans)

Louisville and Portland canal, number of vessels and
tolls from 1831 to 1838,

32

contents of a mound opened at,

126

bank, condition of,

342

meeting at, at Governor's request,

342

Low tides,
Lumber, sales at Bangor, Maine,
pine becoming scarce,

263

47

197

M

263 Mace exported from Calcutta from 1828 to 1837,
M'Duffie Governor, explanation of cotton circular,
273 M'Kenzie W. L. convicted and sentenced.
Mackerel fishery in Massachusetts in 1837, number,
tonnage, and value of vessels, num-
ber of hands employed, capital
invested, and fish taken,

277
303

378

Macon, Georgia, convention at,

29

246

48

345

90

245

256

263

343

344

344

344

344

Boston, commerce of

commerce of from 1789 to 1838,

manufactory of coat buttons,
statistics of manufactories of Lowell,
currency of, Mr. Felt's History,
prices of produce from 1642 to 1690.
paper money first issued,

a private Bank established,

free from debt in 1774,

Philadelphia Lectures,

76 Merchants in United States, number of and relative

160 Message of Gov. Cannon of Tennessee,

182 224

Historical documents of, arranged by

Mr. Felt, list of
silver scheme in 1741,
manufactory scheme,
glass-works at Sandwich,

bounty on wheat raised,

large sales and profits of strawberries,
Banks in, ratio of specie from 1803
to 1838,

manufactures of
general table of all the manufactures
of the state, showing the value of
each article, number of hands em-
ployed, and capital invested,
Table showing the cotton manufac-

tures of Mass. in 1837, number of
mills and spindles, yards manufac-
tured and value, hands, and capital
employed,

Table of woollen manufactures in
1837, showing number of mills and
machinery, quantity of wool con-
sumed, and yards and value manu-
factured, hands and capital employ-
ed, and gallons of oil used,
Table showing the number of each
kind of sheep, and quantity and
value of wool raised, average fleece
and capital employed,

243

296

proportions in each state,

2

296

Pennington, of New Jersey,

337

early settlers of

41

343 Mineral Spring, a new at Saratoga,

102

Mint of the United States, detailed table of coinage
from 1793 to 1838,

196