1806. Massachusetts has 450,061 tons tween the rivers arkansaw and rio of shipping. iii. 122.

del norte, are estimated at 53,890, 1806 and 7. State of thermometer at of whom, 15,720 are warriors. ii. nantucket and salem. ii. 22.

30. 1807. Boston athenæum established. Indians between the arkansaw i. 139.

and missouri rivers are estimated Duke's county contains 350 in- at 37,839, of whom 10,152 are dians, a few only of whom are

of warriors. ii, 39. pure blood. jj. 93. 94.

Indians west of the mississippi, Plainfield, massachusetts, incor- and north of the missouri river and porated. viii, 172.

the lakes, in the united states, are Indians on nantucket are two estiinated at 15,900, of whom men, and six women. iii. 36.

4100 are warriors. ii. 44; and the 1808. Massachusetts Pharmacopeia

Indians in the british territory, published by drs. į jackson, and within the same bounds, are estij. c. warren, i. 115.

mated at 35,550, of whom 9800 Mashpee contains 357 indians, are warriors. ii. 44. of impure blood. iii. 4.

1142 children instructed at the Dec. 10. Governour J. Sulli- primary and other town schools van dies. i. 254.

in charlestown, mass. ii. 184. 1809. Medical lectures are transfer- 1815. Sept. 28. (Sept. 23. See x.

red from cambridge to boston. i. 45.) Great gale in new england. 115.

iv. 264. 265. Tyngsborough, massachusetts, New Hampshire contains 144 incorporated. iv. 196.

ministers of the gospel, 162 attor1810. May 9. General Lincoln dies. nies at law, 1007 justices of the iii. 250.

peace, 184 representatives, 37 regJonathan Lambert, an american, iments of militia. iv. 79. becomes the first settler of the Indians at herring pond, ply,

island of tristan d'acunha. ii. 125. mouth, are about 50, and of mixed 1811. Rev. Wm. Emerson, of boston, blood. iii, 201. iv. 302. dies. i. 256.

Plymouth contains 409 dwell1812. Narraganset indians are 150. ings. ii. 168. ii. 47.

1816. Deaths in boston are 904. vii. June 9. Rev. J. S. Buckmin- 134. ster dies. ii. 271.

Feb. 29. Rev. Peter Whitney 1813. Rev. Dr. John Eliot, of boston, dies. vii. 177. dies. j. 226.

1817. Deaths in boston are 907. viii. The first instance of the dis- 40. 41. charge of a cargo, at plymouth, 1818. March 17. Rev. J. McKean, of a vessel from beyond the cape

D. D. LL. D. dies. viii. 164. of good hope. iii. 197.

April 25. Caleb Gannett, Esq. The choctaw squaws manufac- dies. viii. 279. ture 18,000 or 20,000 yards of 1819. July 8. Hon. W. Tudor dies. cloth. ii. 22.

viji. 285. 1814. British ships burn vessels at 1821. There are 131 persons more wareham, mass. iv. 288.

than 70 years old in Rochester, The general court of massachu. massachusetts, being one thirtieth setts, to encourage the publication of its population. x. 39. of hubbards's history of new eng

Jan. 10. Hon. Joshua Thomas land, purchase some hundreds of dies. X. 1. copies. ii. 281.

Sept. Hon. James Winthrop İndians in the united states, dies. x. 77. west of the alleghany mountains, 1822. Oct. 3. William Danbridge are estimated at 70,115, of whom Peck, Esq. professor of natural 18,204 are warriors. ii. 20.

history in harvard college, dies. Indians in lower louisiana, be- x. 161.

A GENERAL INDEX TO THE TEN VOLUMES OF THE SECOND

SERIES.

v. 14.

ty. i. 1.

P. stands for Prince.
A.

name of a county in virginia. iii. 175.

ix. 111.
A barginny men. ii. 66.

Acco-kesaws, indians, their number,
Abbainocho, a god among indians. ii. residence and language. ii. 25.
06.

Accomack. i. 46. 47.57. (xx.)
Abbot, rev. hull, minister of charles- Accometicus.
town. ii. 171.

Accord pond. iv. 220. vii. 115-117.
Abbot, rev. thomas. ii. 178.

Accord pond shares, vii. 122.
Abbot, rev, abiel, of haverhill, dismiss- Account of providence, rhode island,
ed. iv. 146,

probably by stephen hopkins. ix.
Abbot, abiel. iv. 144.

166–203.
Abbot, benjamin, 11. d. principal of Accusations against massachusetts
exeter academy. ii. 271.

before the king and council.
Abbot, daniel. vii. P. 4.

146.
Abbot's run.
x. 171.

Accushnet river. iv. 303.
Abbot, amos.
x. 179.

Ackanootus, an indian. iv. 293.
Abbot, reuben. x. 180.

Ackers, john. ii. 144.
Abenaki, or wapanachki, indians, Ackers, john, jun. ii. 144.
meaning of. ix. 240.

Ackers, william. ii. 144.
Abington, massachusetts, account of. Acorns, manner of planting. i. 192.

vii. 114. its boundaries, incorpo. Act of uniformity. i. (xxix.)
ration, timber, good grazing town, Act of massachusetts historical socie-
called “ little comfort,” origin of
its name.

114. 115. 117. effects Act respecting french protestants. i.
of hurricane in. 114. 115. its 144.
markets. 115. its orchards and Act incorporating mashpee indians.
cider. 116. its mills, roads, milita- iii. 9.
ry, manufactories and schools. 118. Act of privileges of massachusetts,
its manufactory of tacks. 119. its 1694, claiming the same that belong
population, deaths, and ecclesiasti- to the british house of commons for
cal history. 120. 121. its history. its house of representatives. viii.
121. its indian name. 122. incor- 326. 327.
porated. 123. 146. its settlement Acts for the support of episcopacy in
begun. 123. origin of its inhabi. new york. i. 143. 144.
tants. 123.

Acts respecting plymouth schools. iv.
Abnakis, indian language, father ras- 80.

les' dictionary of, seized and placed Acts respecting mashpee indians. iii.

in harvard college library. viii. 253. 10.
Absaroka indians, their number, resi- Acts, private, to be pleaded. vii. 242.
dence and warriors. ii. 36,

Acushnet river. iii. 18. 19.
Academies in hillsboro' county, new Adam's chair. iii. 267. 268.
hampshire. vii. 70.

Adams, rev. zahdiel, of lunenburg. i.
Acadie. iv. 158. its copper.

184.
See acady, and laccady. vii. 78. Adams, chester. ii. 181. 182.
Acadians. iii. 194.

Adams, nathan. j. 181.
Acady, disputes about. vi. 478. see Adams, henry. ii. 178. 179. 180. 181.
acadie.

Adams, ashur. ii. 181.
Acamake shore, virginia, its settle-Adams, benjamin. ii. 181.

ment, named northampton county. Adams, hon. john. his dissertation on
ix. 111.

canon and civil law. i. (xxvii.)
Acawmuck, or accomeek, its meaning, president of the united states.

v. 24.

or

6 simple

286. x. 64. his letter to j. tudor. | Admiralty court in england, a ship
291. his letters from congress at seized in boston harbour under a
philadelphia to w. tudor. 309. 311. pretended commission from, which
313.

produces disturbances. vi. 474. 475.
Adams, rev. eliphalet, of taunton and Admiralty, a court of in massachu-
new london. iv. 86. extract from

setts, 1666. viii. 101.
liis funeral sermon on governour Adultery punished by death in massa-
saltonstall. 169.

chusetts. vi. 426.
Adams, rey. joseph, of newington, Adultery with another's wife punished
new hampshire. iv. 78. x. 176.

in massachusetts by the death of
Adams, rev. john, of durham, new both parties. vii. P. 35.
hampshire. iv. 78.

Advertisement to dr. edward's obser-
Adams, rev. joseph, jun. of stratham, vations on the mohegan language,
new hampshire. iv. 78.

by j. pickering. 8. 81–84.
Adams,
iii. 66.

Africa has 276 languages. ix. iii.
Adams,

a distiller in lancas- Agamenticus granted to capt. cham-
ter, new hampshire. iii. 100.

pernoon and mr. gorges. v. 224.
Adams, samuel, lieutenant governour made a corporation. vi. 467.

of massachusetts. iii. 249. his de- york, maine, comes under the juris-
scription of rev. samuel fothergill's diction of massachusetts. vi. 543.
prayer. vij. 189. X. 28. 29.

Aganemo, sachem of the nianticks,
Adams, rev. phineas, of haverhill, his comes to boston. v. 254, 255.
character. iv. 150.

Agar, william, sworn a freeman of
Adams, phineas, esq. iv. 150, 169. massachusetts. vii. P. 29.
Adams, mrs. iv. 244.

Agawam. i. (iv.) or ipswich, saga.
Adams, john, of plymouth. iv. 244. moreship of, named essex. iii. 142.
Adams, james. iv. 244.

its settlement. v. 155.
Adams, thomas, assistant. v. 121. 124. cobler of," extract from. vi. 624.
viii. 97.

ordered to be planted by j. win-
Adams, samuel, of ipswich. viii. 107. throp, jun. vii. P. 84. who begins
Adams,
viii. 236.

to plant it; names of its ten first
Adams, hugh, quoted. viii. 256. settlers. P. 86. its tax. viii. 230.
Addaire indians, their residence, num- Agawam, now ipswich," sagamore of,
ber, and language. ii. 24.

forbidden to enter english houses.
Addington, isaac, of boston. iv. 236. vii. P. 31. his wigwam attacked

x. 25. secretary of massachusetts. by tarratines, or eastern indians. P.
viii. 240. 242. 305.

32. 33.
Address of massachusetts company to Agawam, or springfield, settled. v.

the church of england, froin on 308.
board the arbella.
v. 126.

Agawam, now westfield river. x. 41.
Address of massachusetts to charles ii. Agawam, plymouth colony, its bounds
on his restoration.' vi. 557.

settled. ii. 187. leased and sold.
Addresses before massachusetts hu- 188. ii. 162. iv. 293, 294. 296.
mane society, list of. i. 121.

now wareham. iv. 285.
Addresses from rhode island colony to Agawam brook, in plymouth colony.

charles ü. and earl clarendon about iii. 175. 164. iv. 286.

charter rights. vii. 98–109. Agawam, or agawaam, lands appropri-
Adelung, professor, one of the authors ated to plymouth schools. iv. 86.

of the mithridates. ix. 231. Ager, jonathan. viii. 106.
Adelung, hon. frederick, one of the Ager, alger, or auger. vii. 151. 155.

authors of the mithridates. ix. 231. Agissawamg indians. ii. 66.
x. 192. his survey of all known Agriculture begun by massachusetts
languages and their dialects re- people. iii. 129. 132. its increase.

ferred to.
Administrators first authorized in Ague, cure of. x. 182.

massachusetts to sell lands for pay- Agues, shaking, early in massachu-
ment of debts. vi. 592.

x. 150.

iv. 35.

sworn

X. 63.

X. 64.

Aikin,
i. 138.

wards earl of sterling, has nova
Alabama indians, their language, num- scotia assigned to him. v. 89. sells
ber and residence. ii. 18. 26.

his right to nova scolia to la tour.
Alabama river. ii. 19.

vi. 483. nova scotia granted to.
Alarum given in massachusetts to try ix. 5.

the soldiers who were preparing for Alexander, robert. x. 179.
indian war. vii. P. 67.

Alford, john, of charlestown, his do-
Albany, or aurania fort. v. 18. ac- nation to society for propagating
count of. vii. 674.

the gospel amongst the indians. ii.
Albemarle frigate. iii. 195.

46.
Alcibiades, a mistake of raphael in Alger, ager, or augur. vii. 151. 155.
painting. jii. 229.

Alger, ebiezer. vii. 160.
Alcock, job, lieutenant at york. vi. Alger, abiezer. vii. 160.
600.

Algonquin indians, their language. ii.
Alcock, george. vii. P. 4.

6. 7. 10–12.
freeman of massachusetts. vii. P. Al-la-ka-we-ah, or paunche indians,
29. deacon of dorchester and rox- their number and residence. ii. 36.
bury churches, then united. vii. Allegiance in massachusetts. viii. 48.
P. 64. viii. 232.

54.
Alden, john. iv. 220. vii. 137. 138. Allegiance, form of the oath of, ob-

assistant at plymouth colony. vii. served in massachusetts. viii. 73.
153. P. 83. arrested at boston. Allegiance, form of the oath of, sent
v. 167. X. 57. 60. 61. 62. 63. 65. 68. by the king's commissioners, col.
69.

nichols and others, to massachusetts
Alden, judah. x. 62.

general court. vii. 64.
Alden, capt. john. 1. 63. 69. Allegiance, form of, prescribed by
Alden, david.

general court of massachusetts for
Alden, col. ichabod.

citizens and magistrates. viii. 74.
Alden, samuel. X. 63. 64.

Allegiance, complaints of the king's
Alden, jonathan. X. 64.

commissioners about. viii. 76. 78.
Alden, rev. timothy. vii. 169. Allegiance, form of, in dalton's jus-
Alden. rev. timothy, jun. quoted iii. tice, taken by gov.bellingham, &c.

35. 201. his letter on earthquakes with a salvo. viii. 88. 91.
in new england. iv. 70. his letter Allegiance, a day of prayer in massa-
respecting the indian names of white chusetts general court, owing to
hills and pascataqua. ii. 266. his disputes about. viii. 98.
epitaphs referred to.

Allegiance, oath of, required by the
Alden, joseph. vii. 148. 150. 153. king to be taken in rhode island.

vii. 94.
Alden, isaac. vii. 148.

Allegiance, engagement of in rhode
Alden, john. vii. 150. 159.

island. vii. 96.
Alden,
vii. 123.

Allegiance altered in rhode island.
Alder brook iii. 100.

vii. 97.
Aldersey, samuel. viii. 97.

Allen, rev. james, of brookline, his
Aldersly, subscribes £75 for writings and character. ii. 147.
massachusetts colony.

v. 122.

148. 153. 156.
Alderton, john. ix. 38. or allerton, Allen, james. ii. 157.
isaac. ix. 56.

Allen, mrs. mary, her donation of
Aldrich, john. vii. 149.

church plate to brookline. ii. 153.
Aleche, or egeish, their residence, Allen,

iii. 66.
number, and language. ii. 24. Allen, rev. ebenezer, of wolfsborough,
Ales. See wakes. vii. P. 77.

new hampshire. iii. 120.
Alewives, a manure. iii. 158.

no- Allen, rev. james, of boston. ii. 101.
tice of. iv. 294.

senior fellow of harvard college.
Aleworth, francis, chosen lieutenant iv. 64.

at court of assistants. vii. P. 32. Allen, john, of scituate. iv. 239.
Alexander, sir william. v. 15. after- Allen,

- iv. 199.

X. 56.

X. 63.

Allen,

Allen, rev. thomas, of charlestown. ii. Alluvial soil at middlebury, vermont.
171. vii. 41.

ix. 125. 126.
Allen, rev. john, of dedham, arrives. Allyn, -, secretary of connecti-

vii. 1.9. answers president chaun- cut. vii. 125.
cy's antisynodalia. i. 202. 204. vi. Alms-house at boston. j. 126.
590. his death. vi. 607. viii. 41. Alsted, his account of wars in ger-
viii. 111, 112.

many very accurate. vii. P. 17.
iv. 260.

Amber found at nantucket. iii. 27.
Allen, holmes. ii. 10.

Ambrose, ship, rear admiral of the
Allen, george. ii. 11.

fleet for new england.

v. 129.
Allen, elizabeth. iii. 32.

commanded by capt. john low. 128.
Allen, rev. benjamin, of bridgewater. arrives at salem. 132. vii. P. 10.

iv. 94. and of cape elizabeth. vii. saved by capt. peirce in the lyon.
164.

v. 140. vii. P. 19.
Allen, thomas, of norwich.

v. 302.

America, origin of its name. V.8. its
Allen, capt. bozoun. iv. 108. vi. 417. natives less numerous in north than
493. vii. 54.

in south.

v. 29.

professor ebe-
Allen, edward, of ipswich, his barn Jing's history of referred to. viii.
burnt by lightning. vi. 628.

270-273. 276. reasons showing
Allen, james, a native of bridgewater. the lawfulness of removing to from
vii. 170.

england. ix. 64. has 1214 lan-
Allen, samuel. vii. 149. 150. 154.

guages. ix. (iii.)
157. 159.

American academy of arts and scien-
Allen, nathaniel. vii. 150.

ces incorporated. j. 112.
Allen, ebenezer. vii. 150.

American museum (carey's) referred
Allen, josiah. vii. 150.

to. x. 81.82.
Allen, elisha. vii. 150.

American farmer, letters of. iii. 37.
Allen, nehemiah. vii. 150.

American recorder. ii. 169.
Allen, capt. jacob. vii. 154. 150. American, north, indian languages,
Allen, lieutenant. viii. 156.

observations on by j. pickering, esq.
Allen, daniel.
X. 26.

ix. 223.
Allen, bezoun. x. 26.

Americus, his discoverics.
Allen, james, of boston. X. 28. Ames, presented to plymouth
Allerton, isaac. iii. 164. assistant court for drunkenness. X. 69.

at plymouth colony. v. 67. sent Ames, david. vii. 154.
to england to negotiate a settle. Ames, doctor, his lawsuit. vii. 154.
ment between the plantation and Ames, william. vii. 153. 154.
adventurers. v. 98. his trading Ames, richard. vii. 153. 154.
house at machias attacked by la Ames, nathaniel. vii. 153. 154.
tour. v. 163. returns to massa- Ames, thomas, vii. 153. 154.
chusetts. vii. P. 30. agent of ply- | Ames, rev. dr. w. v. 43. vii. 29.
mouth to england, discharged for 166. a non-conformist. 118. pro-
breach of instructions. vii. P. 64— tected by richard brown. 187. 188.
“ corrections." sails for england, author of medulla theologiæ. vii.
is no longer employed by plymouth 165.
colony. vii. P. 34. sets up trade Ames, dr. seth, of amherst, notice of.
to kennebeck, to the injury of ply- ii. 251.
mouth people ; his trading house at Ames, rev. william. vii. 29.
penobscot broken up, and people Ames, john. vii. 157. 158. 138. 149.
killed by the french. vii. P. 74. 150. 153. 154.
87. viii. 117. ix. 56.

Ames, thomas. vii. 159.
Allerton,
iv. 85.

Ames, fisher, his descent. vii. 166.
Allerton's hill. iv. 234.

154. viii. 298. his letter to
Allerton's point. v. 240. vii. P. 62. tudor about candidates for office in
Allerton or alderton. ix. 56.

congress at new york. viii. 316.
Allin, bozoun. See allen.

V. 8.

W.