DocR 265.1

Coffee-substitutes, &c.

queen

די

Browne, col.

46

Burdett, sir F.

76, 270

Campbell, admiral

76

Canning, Mr.

32, 46

Carlisle, Mrs.

46

Castlereagh, called Londonderry

208

Catholics

187,221

Census taking

.364, 381, 4:3

Chancery, the court of

349

324

Cholmodelly vs. Clinton

365

225

Circular on the affairs of the holy al-

hance

75

Clarence, the duke of

153, 335, 381

142

77, 188, 284

143

187

335

187

220, 335, 349,

364, 381, 413

96

381

387

380

76

270

142

408

Bank defaulters and robbers
Bank of the U. S. price of its
stock 111; present condition
of 289, 298; payment of divi-
dends 344; loss caused by its
mismanagement 289; branch
at Savannah
Banks, &c. special deposites,
and list of notes of the non-
paying banks, to the credit of
the treasury 36; counterfeit
and false notes 81; a new one
made in New York 111; trials
of defaulters in Maryland 127;
certain small bills issued not
money 128; engraving of bank
notes 177; prices of notes
192, 402; profits declared
Barbary states.-Morocco 47;
Tunissian fleet destroyed
190, 254, 319; Algerine fleet

Coinage

Constitution!

Contempt of court

Convent Garden theatre
Cork, of a toll received at
Coronation, of the 76, 174,

Cotton, prices of
Court of claims
Crimes

Debt, a general statement of
Devonshire, the duke's property
Discovery ships

Drury Lane theatre

Dublin-proceedings at on an address to
the king 32; to be visited by him
Duties-the rate of op sundry articles
Earthen ware, value of exports
Edinburg-university 77; riots

221

83

365

253

Emigration to the U. S.'"

77

224

Enlistment act

399

Excisable, articles, some of them, &c.

292

Executions

109, 187

Forgeries

32, 112

Frauds

142

109

352

Gold, arrivals of 221, 349; withdrawn from

circulation

283

111

tl:e

Heiress, a great one

109

365

Belmain, Abraham

Arabia-lady Hester Stanhope

113

Choctaws 33, 368; war he
tween the Indians in, 112, 192;
bad conduct of the Osages
288; population
Army-new regulations, &c. 47;
appropriations 58; pay, &c. of
the officers 56; case of Jew-
itt 64; board of officers 111;
peace establishment 191; re-
gister of the officers, &c. 196;
general order

235

Arnold, Thomas, dies 239; Be-

304 Horse the king's 227; horse tax

Biddle, Charles
Bonaparte, Napoleon-noticed
109; of his wife 109; cost of
detaining him 188, 283; re-
port that he was sick 302, 325;
said to be dead 400; report
confirmed 402; his tribute to
Washington

412

Bonnet-the West er fel 304.
progress and prospects of the
manufacture 368, 376, 383, 403)

Ireland-revenue 93; disturbed state of
253, 302, 335; distresses

Iron houses, masts and kings!

364

187,188

Juggler's gains

142

Kemble's library

109

King, the, visits theatre 76; his speech

61; of his journey to Ireland 253; his
birth day

283

Laboring classes

188

Lancaster castle

187

Law-geese and ganders

100

Leopold, prince

32, 153

Liverpool, arrivals and departures 61;
dock duties

413

Loans to foreigners

283

321

London, places of worship in

413

Majocchi

413

Manchester

335

assessments

Marine velocipede

365

400

Meteorological

399

Mines, product of one

364

Ministers

109

405

Naval-ships built, &c. 46; workmen dis-

charged

95

Neutrality

174

Newspapers

93

413

76

188

142

109

208

17

Booth, Mr. the player
Boston-bank capital 128; po.
pulation 192;
240; the cadets at
Boundary line- U. S. and Ca-
náda
Brazil-revolt at Bahia 110;
(manifesto) 173, 174, 176;
general notices of the state
of affairs in 126, 303, 336,
382; revolt at Rio Janeiro 190;
bank established 190; arrivals
of slaves
British campaigns in America
258, 291; tourists in the US.

Nobility

Norfolk, the duchess of and her estates

Nottingham

Oak, the use of

Ogilvie, Mr.

367

O'Neil, Miss

292

61
364

Ox, a great one

Parliament-affairs of the queen 61, 77,
92, 95, 142, 143; reform 221; logic 404;
king's speech 61; great meeting of the
members 76; emoluments of the speak
er 76; queen's message 77; on the im
port of American flour 77; holy al-
liance 95, 127, 142, 270; annual, men-
tioned 95, affairs of Naples, &c. :74;
warm debates 174; about the slave trade
357; constitution of the h. of commons 413
Pedestrianism
Pennyfather. Mr.

93 Pensioners in parliament

364 Perkins & Co.

381 Petersfield, borough

127, 142, 262, 364

381
364

93

76, 109, 142

142

142

92

142

381

Poor rates, &c.

Portland quarry

Printing establishment burnt

142

364

Queen-of the witnesses against her 32;
processions 77; brief notices of minor

things 32, 46, 77, 109, 143, 187, 270, 413;
alibel against her by a priest

Scotland

Wallace's monument

76

93
381

32, 61, 93, 302, 310, 364

32

109

381
46, 221
365

376

302

46

marks

415

Race between a horse and a pig
Revenue

Running, a great exploit in

93

Sirr, major, the infamous

61

Small pox

400

Stocks

46, 76, 96, 142, 144, 174, 188

Sugar, consumption of

365

Times newspaper

Transportations of persons

349
142

Words in the language, whence derived 365
York, the duke of

CONGRESS.

364

Brooke, John T.

112

Buenos Ayres-See Rio de la

୨୪

Plata

98

Buttons, domestic,

C

Cadets at Boston

Calicoes, domestic

Wool-woollen manufactures 187, 257,

Campaigns, British at Wash
ington, &c.

400

403

258, 291, 409

Canada-emigrations to 270;
cost of the colony 270; a ca-
nal said to be cut to lake
Champlain 352; not true 387;
Montreal
Carey, Mathew, compliment to

382

345

3; recruiting service 11; peace estab
lishment 10, 14; appropriations, &c. 12,
28, 58; amount of savings estimated by
different bills

Auctions, duties on sales at

Baldwin, Mr.

Bankruptcy, a system of

81

28

Yeas and nays in the senate: on the Mis-
souri question 11, 16; the bill for the
rehef of the family of O. H. Perry
16
Yeas and nays in the house, on the bill in
favor of S Tucker 11; on that for the
relief of purchasers of the public lands
13, 15; about Missouri 14; about the
16
bankrupt bill
Congressional applicants for of
fice memorial and petition! 102
Connecticut-elections 128, 144;
governor's message noticed
177; at length 212; school
fund 256; retrenchments 289;
currant wine raised in 304;
population 33; bank at Litch.
field 383; report about public
lands

389
13, 14 Constitutional questions 17,
255, 289
15, 16, 27 Convention-federal, debates
27, 28 in the, noticed &c.

Boundaries of states, N. W. of the Ohio 11
Census, respecting the

Clay, Mr.

Collectors of the customs, &c.
Columbia, the district-the banks in 10,

Debt--to abolish imprisonment for
Department of state

Departments, a bill respecting
Duties on imposts and tonnage
Entries at the custom house
Evening session

13

12,58

178, 401
29 Copper mine in New Jersey 11;
coins
404
11, 15 Cotton yarn, its fineness 61,
308; state of the English mar.
ket, &c. 80, 96; goods, desir-
ed for summer wear 239; crop
damaged
Crasus, of Lydia

28

15

26,28

82

368

Catholic bishop, liberality to a 225
Census-see population of the
several states.
Champlain canal
Charcoal, effects of
Charleston-bishop England at
Cherokees, schools among the 102
Chess player, the automaton 288
Child thrown out of a window
368; one poisoned
Chili-its army in Peru 95, 285;
reported revolution in 95; fo-
reign vessels on the coast
285; captain Shireff's letter to
the director
China -succession to the throne
143; last will and testament
of the late emperor 185; pro-
clamation of the new one 186;
missionaries prohibited 336;
the new emperor said to be
assassinated 367; notice of the
disease of the old one
Churches, queer doings in
Clark, col. Richard, dies
Clay, Mr. his speech at Lexing
ton

Coal-Lehigh

Gold coin

14,

25

28

98 Cropper, gen. John dies
Crowned heads

16, 25, 27

Indians-treaty with the Choctaws
Indian trading houses, 10, 12, 15; agents

26

304

82

80

80

28 Cruelty to animals, cases of 304
Cuba-new governor arrives

79; import of slaves 94; va-
luable feet sails 223; state of
the islands 126, 143, 239; U.

5

15

10, 11

28

25

S. com. agent 223; yellow fe-

10,26 Culbreth, Mr. a letter from him

Message of the president-respecting the

census

Militia, returns

Mint of the U. S.

19 Cupid, a negro
26 Currey, Cary

13

26, 31

Ꭰ

Missouri 10, 11; the joint committee 10, 12;
report and proceedings 13, 14, 16; ex-
ecution of the laws therein

Navy-appropriations 11, 15; pension

Navigation acts

fund

239

195

192

304

Darby, William 176, 203; valu.

59Debt of the U. S. remarks 34, 136

25, 28

10

ble information from him 410
Davis, V. D. his letter respect-
ing the N. W. coast

21

81

13;

Day, maj. Benjamin

48

13 Deaf and dumb

48

16, 28

16 Defaulter, public

271

15, 26, 29

Delaware-transit duty on pas-

sengers &c. 48; population 129
Demarara

190

Denmark-statistics of

223

Dewes, Charles, dies

112

Diamond, valuable

144

Documents, proposed to be

32

271

15

Public buildings 5; lands, Maryland reso-
lutions respecting 11; to tax them in
certain states 16; bill for the relief of
purchasers of
12, 13, 14, 15, 16
Purdy, col.
Reports-on the public buildings 5; about
officers of the army employed as
clerks 3; on gold coins 5; respecting lot-
teries in the district of Columbia 6; on
the general post office 26; brief extract
from that of the com, on manufactures

published

Dole, Samuel

ances

382
80

East Indies-the cholera mor-
bus at Manilla, &c. 94; Emirs
of Sinde 94; Palembang 94;
freights 110; dreadful sick-
ness at Siam, &c. 143; war
between Siam and Birmah
223; war in the Persian gulf
254, 352; import of sugar in-
to England 288; cholera mor-
bus 143, 336; ships in the
Hoogly river 367; burning of
widows
Economy!
Editorial articles-Remarks on
congress and its proceedings
1; on the loan 34; on the
ways and means, &c. 34; on
foreign news 65, 177; general
essays on domestic industry,
&c. 35; free remarks on the
state of things at Washington
50, 83; "fruits of the system"
81; a note to subscribers 96;
on the agricultural interest
97; on representation 99; "our
own family" and foreign mis.
sions 101; congressional ap-
pointments to office 102; fo.
reign state papers and news
129, 145, 167; desultory re-
marks 130; what is the differ-
ence? 178; money, stocks,
&c. 209; things as they are
227; divinity of kings 226; on
foreign paper used in the ge-
neral post office 242; imports
into Florida 257, 290; on mix.
ed languages in the U. s.
274; the bank of the U. S.
289; British tourists in the U.
S. 292; taxation as it is, a dia.
logue 292; christian liberality
306; reply to the card of a
Virginia farmer 306; "let us
alone" 322; sales at auction
322; on the slave trade 324;
plain talk 338, 370; on the
persons and their product as
employed in New York 387;
items to independence 403;

on the close of the volume 401|
Education--a character book 178
Edwards, Mrs. Rebeckah 182
Egypt-Cleopatra's needie 94;

statue of Memnon 126; culti-
vation of sugar 126; ships of
the pacha

Emigration to the U. S. 52, 255,

383; error corrected

England, bishop

223

193

82, 225

365
177

English language, of the deri-

vation of the words in

Engraving of bank notes
Europe, generally, notices of 61
Executive department, cost of-
113

Exports of ani∙nal and vegeta-
ble food for several years

Fishermen captured
Flax, the culture of 229, 384
Florida-notices of 17, 80, 98,
113, 416; commissioners 96,
191, 255; notice from the 272;
gen. Jackson appointed go-
vernor 36; officers appointed
224; Darby's memoir noticed
49, 203; notices of the coun-
try 49, 353; goods imported
into, &c. 49, 241, 254. 273,
305; delay of delivery 321;
gov. Coppinger's proclama-
tion and surrender of St. Au
gustine 337; gov. Jackson's
proclamation 353; surrender
at Pensacola, particulars 404;
the river St. John's, &c. 416;
mails from Pensacola 272;
Tampa bay
Flour, prices of, &c. 35, 288;
wheat exported 53; error
in the table 65, 145; on its
import into England, &c. 77;
at a less price than rags 111;
remarks on,
Floyd, col. Benjamin, 80; gen.
William, an account of his
death, &c.
Foreign missions and impostors

287

145

Ghent, the treaty of-extract,
&c.
Girardin, L. H.
Girl, a mammoth
Glass, American

Glendy, the rev. doctor, his
prayer on the 4th of July 324
Gold-great demand for, and
shipments of 79; value of in
England compared with that
of silver

Goodwin, Robert, M.

Governors of states-their sala-

273

144

386

101

Forsyth, Mr. entertained at Au-
gusta 144; embarks for Spain

208

Franklin, Dr. some remarks by
him
401

France-a new treaty said to be forming
with England 32; Fouche 32; Swiss
guards 46; stocks 46; Grenoble 188; re-
venue and expenditures 46, 78; plots
and conspiracies 78, 127, 284, 349,
365; cloths fraudulently sold 46; tem-
pestuous debates 62, 109, 174, 188, 205,
349; ordonance respecting Am. vessels
62, 96, 271, 303; letter of the king to the
king of Naples 76; explosions, &c. 78;
109, 142; duke of Angouleme 78; Des
Cazas 253; removal of statues proposed
78; La Fayette 109; his speech 395; B.
Constant 109; frigate La Junon 127;
feelings of the troops 145; of the Span
ish minister at Paris 143; M. de Balcas
143; affairs of Naples 143, 153; liberty
of the press! 365; gen. Donadieu 174;
revenue 188, 310; duchess of Angouleme
253; the faculty of the law suppressed
at Grenoble 241; Mr. Gallatin at court
221; conscription 271; duke of Bordeaux
284; religious toleration 284, 304; Lava-
lette 317; king to be crowned 335; En-
glish at Paris 335; ancient statue disco-
vered 335; Lallemand 349; cardinal Lu-
Zerne 365; the navy 382; product of to-
bacco 382; premiums offered for useful
discoveries 399; new pieces at the thea
tres 400; population of Paris 413; mem-
bers of the national convention 413;
payment to the allied powers 413; ec-
clesiastical establishment 414; Jeanne d'
Are 414; vessels in the harbors of the
U.S.
415

Freemasonry and the synod of
Pittsburg

239

H

Hail storms
Hale, capt. Nathan
Hamburg-great price of gold

Holy alliance--declaration at
Troppau on the affairs of
Naples 31; reported fracas at
46; king of Naples expected
46; Prince Ruffo attending
60, 74; remarks on the con-
spiracy of kings 65; progress
108, 153, 270, 305, 337; minis-
ters, &c. assembled 74; king
of Naples at 74; Troppau
circular 124; British circular
75; king of Naples and Gallo
153; his letter to his son 170,
proceedings 241; circular des-
patch from Laybach 313; de-
claration 315; Nesselrode's
circular

316

53

271

Howitt, Mr. a British tourist 292
Hydrogen gas

Law cases-the Bello Corrunes (a salvage
case) 2; Young vs. Bryan, Anderson vs.
Dunn, Cohens vs. the state, of Virgi
nia (all before the supreme court) brief-
ly noticed 7; case at length 155, 183; U.
S. vs. Wilkins, Green vs. Biddle, before
the same 36; new rule established 36;
Cohens, &c. again noticed 36; a man
fined for disturbing religious worship 48;
Anderson vs. Dunn, the case at length
72; about holding a person to prosecute
116; respecting certain small bank bills
128; breach of promise of marriage 128,
368; case of certain slaves transported
coastwise 137; respecting apprentices
249; about be right of the U. S. bank 10
maintain a suit 250; Suffolk bank vs.
Lincoln bank 250; Penn's manor case
250; case of Bowler and the jury that
tried him 250; vs. the proprietors of a
public stage 250; at Hamburg, about a
bounty tendered to seamen for extra
exertions 251; in Tennessee on the en-
dorsement law 275; decree respecting
eertain distilled spirits 346; Indian ju
risdiction with the state of New York
358, 411; between landlord and tenant
4.6

Lews-to carry into effect the Florida
treaty 44; fixing the military peace es
tablishment 45; for the admission of Mis-
souri 56; authorizing a loan 56; for the
relief of purchasers of the public lands
57; about the introduction of slaves
Leghorn bonnets imitated-see
"bonnets."

Legislators of the states-their
per diem

408

55

273

143

348

48 "Legitimate" concord
Liberty-a definition of
Lithrographic printing
Loan of the U. S. facts and "re-
marks" 34--see congress and
laws. Notice from the sec. of
the treasury 82; taken 97,
127; additional million want-

Jones, gen. on militia musters 236
Jurists, a question for

K

273

ed, &c.

Locusts, many

Logan, George

household 257; remarks, es-
says, &c. 35, 178; do. enti-
tled "meaning of words" or
"application of principles"
51, 65, 113, 168, 193, 209,
243, 259, 275, 296, 354; view
of the use of domestic goods,
&c. 178; "plain talk" 338,
370; persons employed in, in
N. York, and remarks 387
Marine corps, promotions, &c.
63; libraries
383
Marriage fee, a man put in jail
for it 239; marriages, extra

416

154

Martinico, the island of
Maryland--trial of the bank

defaulters, &c. 127; Gazette,
the oldest paper in the U. S.
287; penitentiary 288; report
about the appropriation of
public lands for education
359; N. York report 376; Con-
necticut do. 389, N. Hamp.
shire, do. 390; population
Massachusetts---arrangements
with Maine 48; report to the
legislature on the ingress of
free
negroes 311; public
schools 108; great ox raised
in 80; on the proposed repre-
sentation in the senate 99
shoes made at Lynn 128;
elections 144; governor's
speech 251; amendments to
the constitution 252, 277; an-
cient law respecting persons
chosen governors 288; popu
lat on

33

33

384

407

271

112

404

Matlack, Timothy
"Meaning of words"-a valua
ble series of essays on re-
venue, manufactures, com-
merce, &c. 51, 113, 168, 209,

275

desperate

127

416

Logic, most exellent!
Longevity, cases of 48, 80, 112,
128, 144, 224, 255
35
Looms, manufactured
Louisa, an Am. ship, recaptur-
ed on the coast of Peru 285
Louisiana-state of the finances
48; resolves about Florida 49;
of the permanent seat of go-
vernment 128; population of
New Orleans and commerce
128; population 129; trade
with N. York 383; health of
New Orleans 400; whirlwind
at
80 Lunatics amused

97

84

M

Macdonough, com.

Mediterranean--a
sea-fight in
Methodists--number of in the

U.S.

Mexico-notices of the revolu-
tionary matters in 126, 191,
223, 255, 270, 336, 367; coin-
age 143; release of Am pri-
soners in 155; Trespelacios
223, 383; reported battles,&c.
255; Texas 191, 223, 383; cc-
clesiastical establishment in
270; Vera Cruz 336, 352, 383
Mildew, to prevent it 111; do.
368

Krause, David, dies

111

in canvas

289

Land, more wanted
Land, public-notice to debtors
for 279; notice to intruders
upon 368; proposed addition-
al appropriation for the use of
schools, &c. 359, 376, 389,
390, 391; report in congress,
&c.

391

Militia, general return of 87;
gen. Jones' letter on musters

236

Miller, capt. Samuel 47; capt.
Charles
63
Mint of the U. S. coinage, &c.
81, 404

Mississippi state--first steam
boat arrives at Port Gibson 112
Missouri state--the legislature
called 240; governor's mes
sage 300; solemn act of $88;
St. Louis Enquirer 289; po-
pulation 145; proclamation of

the president 389; toasts
drank in 416; river, length
of the, &c 112; question, see
"congress" and 1, 300, 323
Mitchell, Dr. presented with a
ring
191, 255
Mobile, trade of

383

Money, (cheap) 34, 35, 273,
289; remarks upon 180, 209
Monroe, Mr. his second inau-

gural address 17; a remark
about him

Murders, horrid

Murray, Fairman and co.

Musquitoes, wonderful

403

79,80

177

383

409

385

National Intelligencer--extract
from and remarks 245; further
remarks 275, 354, 369; essays
of Hippocrates in
Naturalization, the forms of 82
Navy and naval. [The names

273

of the ships and vessels refer
to the things belonging to
them-Alligator 47, 367, 407;
Columbus 352, 383; Constitu-
tion 47, 111, 192; Congress
191, 224; Dolphin 287; Enter-
prize 127, 303; Franklin 111,
191, 383; Grampus 383; Hor-
net 96, 415; Lynx 208; Mace-
donian 32, 94, 285, 287; Non-
such 47; Peacock 255; Onta-
rio 79; Shark 208, 255, 400;
the five schooners built 415;
agents 64; commissioners, re-
marks on their services 103;
interesting replies to certain
queries proposed to them 104;
captains in the navy 111; gener-
al order 192; iron, American,
wanted 111; pension fund 81:
pensioners

288

Negro dealer, punished
Negroes, the trade in 116, 323;
freed by Mr. Crew
Netherlands--strange state of the
press in 75; imports of slaves
prohibited at Surrinam 253;
extermination of the small
317

pox

of the governor's message of
the 18th Jan. 1821, 66; reduc-
tion of salaries 112; elections
154; Ontario co. 415; Cham-
plain canal 176; election of
members of congress 239,
256; great canal 272, 304,
368, witchcraft! in 1665, 379;
Indian jurisdiction 358; po-
pulation 145, 387; common
schools 411; report on the
Maryland resolutions about
the public lands 376; trans-
portation of goods 415; Onon-
daga salt 384; newspapers 387
New York city-a wolf killed
on the island 80; Jacob Sher-
red 111; rich legacy by the
decease of a child 112; city
debt 128, 224, 320; quaran
tine 272, presentation of co-
lors 311; on observing the first
day of the week 367; vessels
in the harbor 368; coasting
trade 383, Phoenix bank 415;
a swoop made by the police 384
Newspapers, the oldest in the
U. S. 287; notice to the edi-
tors of 193; theft of punished
80; published in New York
and in the U.S.
387
Norfolk-horrid murder at 79,
96, 111, 127, 239
Norfolk, the sloop-intended to
be destroyed 304, 320, 400
North Carolina - on militia mus-
ters in 236; Washington's
statue for the state 288; po
pulation
402
North West Coast-W. D. Da.
vis and com. Porter's letters
upon 21; notice of an expe-
dition intended for
63
Norway, trade of the U. S. with 407
Norvel, Jonathan, dies
80

155
0.
303 Obituary notices-a remark res-
pecting
306
Ohio-case of John C. Wright
52; tavern rates at Chillico-
the 11; common schools 112;
strange ballottings-192; popu-
lation 33, 65; appraisement
law 375; broken banks 383)
Ohio river-produce passing
the Falls
Oxen-large

New Granada-see "Colombia.”
New Hampshire-Mr. Bell re-

392

elected governor 80; the peo-
ple refuse to call a conven-
tion 304; report on the reso.
lutions from Ohio 312; state
prison 320; population 33;
bank capital, &c. 384; report
about public lands 389; go-
vernor's message
New Iceland, noticed 192; parti-
culars
237, 384
New Jersey-Mr. Rutherfords'
sheep 274; population 113
New York-state. Memorial of
the Quakers to the legisla-
ture 7; prison at Auburn 64;
of the convention 64, 154,
176, 224, 288; report on pub-
lic schools 107; report at
length, on certain parts of

P

239
77, 80

410

24
415

mates
Porter, com. his letter about the
N. W coast
Porto Rico
Portugal-manifesto of the na-
tion 54; general notices of
events 62, 78; meeting of the
cortes 78; proceedings 96,
125, 175, 188, 221, 253; liber-
ty of the press 125; consuls
in the U. S. 127; constitution
141, 153; decree respecting
the English officers 153; new
volcano 175; inquisition 188;
of the king 188; royal de-
cree 206; island of St. Michael
221; the Azores 284; oblivion
to political offences 253;
Austrian charge d' affairs 284;
king's arrival expected 284,
414, patriarch of Lisbon 365;
palace of the junta of com-
414
Post office, general, deficien-
cies of receipts
304, 337
President of the U.S. indispos-

merce

303

339

224

389

Paper, imported, used in the
general post office
Paradise lost, extract from
Parker, David
Passengers arrived in the U. S. 52
Paupers
144, 374, 384
Payne, Samuel, dies
Pearce, capt. John
Peas, early green
Penn, William, eulogium on 311
Pennsylvania-of the improve-
ment bill 64, 82; official cor-
ruption 127; paupers in Ches-
ter county 144; population
97: agricultural distresses
374, 385, 402; Hydrogen gas,
in Washington county

412

Quakers' memorial to the legisla-
ture of New York 7; do. the
legislature of Maine 407; re-
marks on yearly meetings 347