Adjutant general's order Africa, the miterior of, &c. 111; slave trade 256, 438, travels and discoveries in 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, land speculators
192, 219-Cahaba 320; sales of
land 320, 336, 416; rapid rise of population
ton, 210; his friends at Charles-
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, 26, 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
Book," the
115 Brokers and banks
Astor, J. J. his claims in N. Y. 6 Canada bank
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
Delaware banks-Wilmington
and Brandywine
Dividend, none declared 321
Equalization of exchange 274, 289
Exchange, "course of" Figures!
General remarks on banks and
banking 242, 257, 289, 322, 373
Georgia banks-Darien 131;
oath exacted at! 404; Augus-
ta bridge
Illinois-great news for specu
lators
Impudence unparalleled Johnson, col. R. M. his refusal to vote on the bank question in congress 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, 434; do, discountenanced 434; the Independent banks 434 "Land privateering" or banking
Money, care of it
New-Hampshire banks 321, 341
New-Jersey banks-Trenton 434
New-York banks-Exchange
bank, 131; Jacob Barker's
291, 311, 375, 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, 390; 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,
260; Chillicothe, 390; F. and
M. of Cincinnati again fails!
421, 434
Paper currency, remarks upon
114, 130, 179, 322, 357, 360
-money, mentioned in par
liament in 1801
421
Pennsylvania banks, 131; 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
Congress, revolutionary, viving members of
Acts, a list of those passed
Anderson, John 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 and Trimbles' resolutions 5,6; debate 94, 95, 96; G. William's memorial 6; documents ac- companying the report of the committee of investigation, ..continued from the last vo- lume and concluded, 8 to 21; Mr. Spencer's resolution 33, 61; the bill respecting proxies 33, 96; petitions against peal of the charter Banks-of the balances in
Indian tribes
Invalid pensioners
59, 96, 97 South American states
Judges, enquiries respecting Judiciary
Jurisdiction over military and naval sites Lancaster, Joseph
67 Tallmadge, Mr. 61 Tennessee
59 Treasury department 57; docu- ments accompanying the an- nual report
Treaty with Spain 27, 33; with the Chickasaws
61, 62 98 Washington--about a statue of 58,59,66 White--Mr. Trimble's resolu tion respecting him, Williams, George
Lands, public, and land offices, &c. 6, 13, 57, 58, 59, 60, 67, 97 Laws-see "laws." Light Louses beacons, &c, Lowndes, Mr. Mail-guards 59; to be carried in steam boats Maritime districts 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
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 elec- 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 58, 59, 61, 67 Seminole war 59; respecting per 57 sons of color 59; about roads 60; 159 respecting land titles in the dis 58, 66 trict of Detroit, &c. 60; about sla
East Indies-British and Dutch 111; a woman buried alive and others burnt 111; insurrec- tion in Java 111; interesting notices of Sumatra 111; cho- lera morbus 140; pirates 158; missions 192; golden god, dis- covered and stolen 207; Bri- tish military forces in 223; cotton 237, 297, 336; Ceylon 237, 438; princes deposed 297; murders 297; curious adver- tisement 297; markets glut- ted with European goods 365; Malacca, a printing press at 383 Economy!-a queer case of 272 Editorial remark, on quotations
from essays 145; desultory 337; address on closing the volume Egypt-the Wechabites defeat- ed 111; antiquities 141; sta- tue of Memnon 220; canal of Alexandria 270; improve-
110,318, 382 159, 173, 174 139, 173 438 430
Germany, generally--bankrupt cies 5, 297; recruits for S. Am. 5; premature interment 111; population of Bavaria 111; Wirtemburg 11, 140; emigrations 140,276,430; Kot- zebue, noticed 140; assassinat- ed, particulars and remarks 175, 222, 270, 346, 430; Bava- ria 140, 346, 365; Hanover 175; Hesse Darmstadt 430; the universities 175; Hesse Cas- sel 191, 207; Persian ambas- sador at Vienna 2 2; Trade of Lubec 237; notices of the po- pulation 270; to prevent duel- ling 270; bank of Hamburg 270; recruiting 346; "Black Alliance" 346; "Teutonic as- sociation" 365; agitations 365; trial by jury 36; Hoffer's fa- mily 383; salutations 383; con- cordat 430; university of Jena
"Give us the names!" 173 Glass, American-manufactures of and remarks 308-wares
Grouchy and others refused permission to
Generals, the fate of many
imported, remarks On the manner of, &c.
Good Hope, the cape of-insur-
Grass-hoppers, multitudes of 440
Hamilton, the British duke of
King sick 128, 139; on his throne 205; bis
counsellors 221; takes the sacrament by proxy!
Lafitte's expose of the finances, &c. Lanjunais, his new work Loans
Elephant, how to tame one Elliot, capt. U. S. navy Emigrants British consul's "ar- rangements" about them 368 Emigration-singular caravan of 120 persons 238; extraordi- nary 416; to the U. S. 239, 336, 346, 368, 400; tables 298, 378, 416; to N. Brunswick 319
Employment, want of Equalization of exchange
Hats, a new manufacture of 250; 2221 a machine for carding the
Louisiana, queer remarks about the sale
Erie, lake, storm upon 347; sur-
veys for a harbor
Errors, typographical
Notice of a birth,
Paris, some account of
399 Payments to the allies
Etiquette 79, 400; anecdote of Washington
Europe-military and marine strength of 108; reigning fa- milies 297; statistics 334; royal carvings 334; rumors of wars 413 Evans, Oliver, dies
Peers, the chamber of Pensions
Perpignon Population, &c.
Priests 110; priesteraft Refugees, invited home Religious liberty
320 Hayti-the rival chiefs 128, 191; reported insurrection, muni- ficence of king Henry 175; a Haytian vessel arrives in the sound 335; admiral Popham pays his respects to the king 365; mentioned in the French chamber of deputies 382; me- thodist missionaries in 139 Health of our cities
345,414 110 153, 236 382 55
Ships, in the Spanish service
South America, relations with Statistical articles
Exchange, "course" of, 357, Executions
Exports of the U. S. for 1818,
Extra half sheet
Ta. the cultivation of
164 Telegraphs
158 Theatr of Paris
Fan, patent Fires, numerous Florida-the cession of announc-
ed, &c. 3, 27; Spanish troops arrive,cessions of lands- Indians, &c. 40; some descrip- tion of the country 44, 142- affairs in 79, 160, 161-grants of lands, &c. in 161-remarks on the treaty 225, 346, 385, 438;the indians in 272; reasons
Tip mines
Tobacco monopoly
Travot, gen.
Vandamme, gen.
Houston, judge, dies
429 Hubbard, Mr. A.
Hydrophobia 288, 320; on the cure of, by the "scullcap" 363-
Washington's birth day, st Paris Wellington, persons tried on his account 317
one 319;- Mr. Rufus
Knife, extraordinary
Illinois-seat chosen for the ca- pital of the state
112 Imitations, servile
176 Importations of the U. S. 1817 278
Indiana-the Harmony society -mount Carmel 431 Indians and indian affairs. Che- rokees at Washington 56; treaties notices ofseveral 152; in France and England. 160; in the state of New York 192, 347; murders 223, 319; war brewing, 87; school 271, 298, 399; execution3 19; Chocktaw school, &c. 399; affairs, essay, &c. as to their improvement 405; Chocktaw lands
Inglis, Dr. James, dies Inquisition, decree of, &c. Insolvents, numerous Iron pipes imported Italy-manuscript of Tasso 55; Vesuvius 110, earthquakes 175, 430, 435; Pompeii 175; extraordinary birth 415; rain mixed with sand 430; Etna 438; banditti 438
Jackson, gen. honored 6; edito- rial essay relating to him 25; another 44; detailed account of the honors conferred upon him at Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore 28 to 33; defence against the report in the senate 50; mentioned 56, 78; correspondence with gen Scott 121; gov. Clinton's ad- dress to the public, &c. 135; anecdote of James, William, the ve itable 273 Jasper, Mr dies 431 Jerusalem, the archbishop of 140 Johnson, col. R. M. Johnston, judge July 4, noticed
about the recovery of a debt due by a bank [imaginary] 195; the Hercules, before sir William Scott 236; for slan- der, uttered in the pulpit 240; obligation of contracts in the purchase of a slave 269; kidnapping a white child 322; case of attachment 325; re- specting a bank note cut in two 360; crew of the Irresisti- ble, for piracy 390, 428; a cler- gyman vs. a vestryman 399 Laws;-supplementary respec- ting the bank of the U. S. 47; relating to piracy 48; about discriminating duties 48; list of those passed Lawyers, a question for 421; or. dered into the army to be taught discipline in Hesse 430 Lightning, effects of 416 Literary studies of youth, essay on311; replication to 360; re- tort and further remarks Locusts, appearance of Longevity, cases of 56, 144, 384,
Longitude, on ascertaining of 138 Louisiana-resolution of the le- gislature requesting a naval force 192; the mail to New Orleans Lyon marries a Lamb, and they lie down together!
MacGregor, gen. See "South America." Mahometanism, embraced Mail-guards, official report re- specting 4; between Balti- more and Philadelphia 78; robbery and robbers 72, 112, 144 274. 846, 368; despatch of the mails Maine-or the separation of 176; remarks, &c. 225; election of representatives 225; act for separation and the yeas and nays, &c. 294; return of votes 416, 430; vessels of war built in 223; sect of religionists 288 376 Manufactories shutting up 273 440 Marriages-singular 40.238 Masonic election, in N. York! 271 Maryland-acts of the legisla ture mentioned 6; brokers 143; Mr.. Brackenridge's speech on religious toleration in the house of delegates 226; proposal to call the legisla ture because the people can- not pay their debts! 261 Massachusetts-acts of the le- gislature 40; elections 142, 223; Sunday caucus 223; go- vernor's message 262; return of votes 271; state prison re- port 288; regulation of dama- ges on inland bills, not paid 319 Medical-sight restored Meigs Josiah --see "meteorolo- gical." and "lands" Methodists in the U. S.
Labor-want of employment for 356; its products and checks 385; ancient prices of, &c. 397 Lacock, Mr. his reply to certain strictures, &c. Lamp, Williamson's patent 45 Lancaster, Joseph, noticed 149 Land office money" 132, 179, 260, 399; system, interesting remarks upon the Land privateering Lands, public -a bill respecting them 6--see congress; appro- priated for the support of aca- demies and schools 56; Mr. Meigs' description of the plan of surveying them 362 Law cases-Sturges vs Crown- inshield 1; insolvencies, in the supreme court 27, 76; de- cisions in New York on insol. vent cases 77, 214; opinion about the U. S. bank 68; re- specting a Spanish ship cap- tured 78; about the sale of an office in Pennsylvania 157; a colored man in Georgia 158; respecting bribery 160; breach of a promise of mar- riage 176; case of slander, a woman vs. her husband, 176;
¡Meteorological notices and re. marks, published by J Meigs, interesting. 233, 320, 362 400 Mexico of the coinage 127, 157; tranquility of 141; war still 191; fate of gen. Mina, &c. 237; Americans imprison. ed at Santa Fe 272; Vera Cruz, port opened 286; re- ported movements in Texas 346, expedition against 347,
365, 384, 400, 440 Michigan, lake-Green bay 176; survey of the lake, &c. 224, Detroit
Military roads Miller, gen. James Mint of the U. S.
Mississippi-new military posts upon 56, 143, 440; state, re- specting slaves 160 Missouri territory and river- length of its stream and of its branches; 344 yellow stone ex. pedition 143, 320, 368, 377, 440; town of Franklin 256, 287,366; progress of improve ment 256; projects 408; "Hamden" a writer in favor of slavery 288; Osage 319; steam boats on the river 336 Mitigation of slavery, see "yla- very." Mobile
Natchez, a letter from National feelings and prejudi- ces 105; character National interests, a series of va- luable essays from the Phila- delphia society for promoting domestic industry-no. 1, 134, no. 2, 153; no. 3, 169, no. 4, 181, no. 5, 197, 215, no. 6, 219, no. 7, 250, no. 8, 263, no.. 9, 283, 299, no. 10, and 11, 348, no. 12, 373, no. 13, 409; preface Navigation, wonderful- Navy and naval, Progress of the navy and remarks 2;- London paragraphs, &c. re- specting 3; the Columbus 40; pensioners 79; the Hornet 112, 272; supremacy 319; the Ontario 112, 143, 176, 208; the secretary of 112; the Con- gress 128, 160; Mediterranean squadron, notices of 143, 192, 2.4, 298, 346, 400, 439; En- 431 terprize 384, 439; John
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