Adams, president, his letter to
the editor respecting the
Mohawk Indians"
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.
Ilabama―for the support of col-
leges 142; land speculators
192, 2.9-Cahaba 320; sales of
land 320, 336, 416; rapid rise
of population
Allegiance, the doctrine of
America's rising greatness
Anniversary of independence 321
Antediluvian Antiquities
Appointments by the president
and senate, a long list of 49
Arabian pirates, served a Yan-
kee trick
Arkunsaw, the territory of
Army of the U. S. abstract of the
returns of, &c.
Asbury college
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, 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, 152; banking
Irouses, 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
Canada bank
Astor, J. J. his claims in N. Y. 6
Atkinson, colonci
Austria-reported attempt to
assassinate the emperor 270-
see "Germany."
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, 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; Chepan-
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
29672 375 Notes, sales of, 160, 176, 260,
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
Delaware banks-Wilmington
and Brandywine
Dividend, none declared 321
Equalization of exchange 274, 289
Exchange, "course of "
Figures!
Balance of trade and a pro forma
statement 150; effects of it 161)
Baltimore-t. Patrick's day at
105; inspections 142; society
for promoting domestic ina-
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 452, 440
Bankruptcies-see banks, de-
sultory remarks, &c. and
Alabama, banks proposed in 405
Baltimore banks-failure of the
City bank, &c. 241, 258; pro-
clamation by the editor, 259;
otherbals 259; Philadelphia
paragraph and remarks 259;
comparative value of their
notes, 260; City bank paper,
273, 291, 40, 359, 421; re-
pute of the banks, 310, 341;
certain refused at the land of-
fice, Jeffersonville, 359; terri-
ble report about
390
Ban' of the U. States-see con-
gress. Remarks on stocknold-
ers in congress, 1; prices of
its stock, 1, 55, 131, 256, 257,
274, 289, 310, 321, 373, 455,
421, 434; stock not. s, 1; Mr.
Cheves mentioned, 1; elect
cd president, 50; at Washing-
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, resoives, 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 454;
th: Independent banks 434
"Land privateering" or banking
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, 150, 179, 522, 357, 360
-money, mentioned in par
liament in 1801
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
Anderson, John
Appropriations 59, 60, 64, 65,
66; Mr. Lowndes' motion re-
specting 61, specific, &c, 61;
Chickasaw treaty
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 a re-
peal of the charter
Banks-of the balances in 27,96
Capitol-the longitude of
Claims 96; remarks on
61,96, Slavery-see Missouri and Ar-
kansaw-and
Gun boats, nos. 149, and 154 58 Slaves, fugitives
59, 96, 97 South American states
98 Steam carriages
Invalid pensioners
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
Lands, public, and land offices,
&c. 6, 13, 57, 58, 59, 60, 67, 97
Laws-see "laws.”
Light houses, beacons, &c.
Lowndes, Mr.
Mail-guards 59; to be carried in
steam boats
Maritime districts
Treaty with Spain 27, 33; with
the Chickasaws
98 Washington--about a statue of
61
58,59,66
White-Mr, Trimble's resolu
tion respecting him,
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
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
61, 67 Seminole war 59; respecting per-
57, 58 charging the committee on the
57 sons of color 59; about roads 60;
159 respecting land titles in the dis-
58, 66 trict of Detroit, &c. 60; about sla
Mint, total coinage, &c
Mississippi, various,
Missouri-various, 57, 58, 60,
67-about slavery in 67, 97, 98
Navy and naval-rules and re-
gulations for 58; of naming
the vessels 60, 95, 96, 98; sup
port of 61; pension fund
Passenger ships
Persons of color
Pettibone, D.
about the Seminole war 65; re-
very in Missouri, (senate) 60;
specting the Cumberland road
66; increase of salaries 66, reduc-
tion of the army 67; about slavery
97 in Arkansaw 94, 95.
57, 96 Contracts, the obligation of 269
58,98
-see "Law cases."
58, 59,96 Cotton-see British affairs, East
India, &c. price of 319, 320;
rot in
26 Counterfeiting-see "banks”
96 Court of Washington!
61, 98 Cuba-reported cession 210,
Cadets, respecting 61; proceed-
Post office establishment
Clay Mr. 64; thanks of the house
237, 430, 438; patriot prison-
Report-on foreign coins 22;
ers at 270; arrivals and depar-
about balances in the state
measures 117; on roads and
rights
canals 186; about coins
Roads and canals 61, 96; report
upon
Roll of the members called
tures, at Havana 318; sickness
310; imports of four
Date tree, naturalization of in
the U.S.
Coirectors of the révénet, §5
Constitutional amendments pro-
posed, &c.
Controversies between states,
the bill for settling
Crimes against the U, S.
60, 64, 65, 66 Seamen
96 Secret proceedings
65 Seminole war-report to the
Decrees, Berlin and Milan
Duties, amount of 57, 61; re.
specting
Fire engines, a bill respecting 60
Florida,
Foreign coins see "coins" above
Foreign intercourse
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
York
416
Desultory remarks, editorial 337
Dialogue about the scarcity of
cash
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
59; proceedings 61, 62;
sketches of the debate 62, 63;
yeas and nays 63; notice of
the length of the speeches
64; a remark on them
Sinking fund
Diamond, a valuable one
Distance conquered by steam,
&c.
Domestic goods, specimens of
112, industry, see "National
Interests" and "labor;" ma,
nufactures, see "National In-
terests." Hints on them 177;
224, 270, 400
Duties, new protective, pro-
posed
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, 468; 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-
Angely, St. Jean d'
Bankruptcies
Blanchard, mad, killed
Berry, the dutchess of
Bread, price of
Bonaparte's partizans,”
Brune, marshal, assassinated
Cashmere goats
Cards, complimentary
Chamber of deputies, debate
Chivalric act.
Clerical venality
Cloth shearing machine
Coinage
Crimes and punishments
Crops
Divorce
Deaf and dumb
Duel, between two brothers
110,318, 382
239, 173, 174
139, 173
438
430
Germany, generally--bankrupt
cies 5, 297; recruits for S.
Am. 5; premature interment
111; population of Ravaria
111; Wirtemburg 111, 140;
enigrations 140,270, 430; Kot-
zebue, noticed 140; assassinat-
ed, particulars and remarks
175, 222, 270, 3-16, 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 35; Hoffer's fa-
mily 383; salutations 383; con
cordat 430; university of Jena
173 Glass, American-manufactures
of and remarks 308-wares
imported, remarks on the
manner of, &c.
Flour, allowed to be exported
Grouchy and others refused permission to
Generals, the fate of many
Hamilton, the British duke of
King sick 128, 139; on his throne 206; his
counsellors 221; takes the sacrament by
proxy!
Lafitte's expose of the finances, &c.
Lanjunais, his new work
Elephant, how to tame one
Elliot, capt. U. S. navy
Emigrants-British consul's "ar.
rangements" about them
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
Employment, want of
Equalization of exchange
Louisiana, queer remarks about the sale
Marriage, singular offer of
Marseilles
Massena's tomb
345,414
110
158, 236
382
55
Hats, a new manufacture of 250;
a machine for carding the
320
wool for
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
Erie, lake, storm upon 347; sur-
Errors, typographical
Etiquette 79, 400; anecdote of
Europe-military and marine
strength of 108; reigning fa-
milies 297; statistics 334; royal
carvings 334; rumors of wars 413
Erans, Oliver, dies
Perpignon
Population, &c.
Priests 110 priesteraft
Refugees, invited home
Religious liberty
Revenue
110 Hillisaja, the Seminole chief 419
Hog, a very large one
223 Home industry and
Ships, in the Spanish service
South America, relations with
Exchange, "course" of, 357,
Executions
Exports of the U. S. for 1818,
Tea, the cultivation of
164 Telegraphs
Hydrophobia 288, 320; on the
cure of, by the "scullcap" 363
206 Kentucky-Mr. Hubbard's ad-
Washington's birth day, st Paris
Wellington, persons tried on his account 317
one 319;-Mr. Rufus
Knife, extraordinary
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,
458;the indians in 272; reasons
Gaines, gen.
Gamble, capt. U. S. navy
Georgia-university
German, lieut. L. dies
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