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THE

MERCHANTS’ MAGAZINE,

COMMERCIAL REVIEW .
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CONDUCTED

BY

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FREEMAN

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FROM JU L Y TO D ECEM BER, 1844.

NEW -YO RK :

PUBLISHED AT 142 FULTON-STREET.




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INDEX TO VOL. XL
FROM JULY

TO DECEM BER,

INCLUSIVE,

1844.

K ilt NUMEROUS ARTICLES, REFERENCE MUST EE MADE TO THE GENERAL TITLES ; SUCH a s BOOK
TRADE, COMMERCIAL STATISTICS, MERCANTILE MISCELLANIES, NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE, ETC.

A byssinia, .............................................. 14
Account current,................... ................. 457
Accountants, question for, 192,258,385,573
Acetic acid from cane-sugar,................. 75
Act of Parliament for the colonial
trade,.......................................... 166, 369
Aot of Parliament respecting duties in
America,............................................. 163
Act respecting salt,................................ 159
Act to repeal duties, by the British
Parliament.......................................... 350
Actium, battle of,................................... 17
Administration of Washington,............ 47
Adulteration of green teas,.................. 73
Arginet®, the,......................................... 18
Affreightment, charter-party of,........... 83
Africa, traders in,.................................. 578
Africa, traffic with,................................. 476
African guano trade,............................. 478
Agathyrsi, the,........................................ 15
Agreement for non-importation,......... 162
Agricultural produce, consumption of,. 473
Agricultural produce, exports of,. 470, 473
Alexander the Great,.................... 14, 18
Alpaca, wool of the............................... 480
Ammocles of Corinth,.......................... 18
America, citizens of outraged,............. 544
America, western waters of,................ 49
American cheese in England,............ 482
“
coasting vessels,................... 487
“
commerce, annals o f,\65, 159
350
“
fishing vessels,....................... 47
“
fishing vessels, documents
necessary for,.................. 48
“
fishing vessels, privileges of, 49
“
furcompany,........... .TT........ 291
“
hay at Liverpool,................... 477
“
institute, fair of,..................... 444
“
provisions in England,.......... 480
“
seamen in foreign ports,.... 344
“
seamen, bill respecting,........ 347




Page.
American seamen, payments for,........ 349
“
seamen, report concerning,. 344
“
whale ships at N. Zealand,. 286
“
wool manufactures of 1699, 71
Amory, Thomas C.,.............................. 251
Ancient navigators,............................... 13
Ancient rowers...................................... 19
Ancients, banks of oars of,................... 19
“
boats of,................................. 16
“
caulking by the,..................... 22
“
materials used by, for ship­
building,............................ 21
“
monoxyl® of,......................... 13
“
ordines of the, among the
oars,.................................... 20
“
plicatiles of,........................... 14
“
rates of,................................... 13
“
ship-building and ships of,.. 11
“
traburi® of,......... .................. 13
Anecdotes of Jacob Lorillard,......... 59, 60
Ann, the bark, salvage on,................... 83
Annals of America,.............................. 351
Annals of Am. commerce, 65,159,350,545
Annapolis, 1694..................................... 70
Answer to Heriot’s question,................ 574
Antediluvians, science of,..................... 10
Anthracite coal trade,............................ 541
Antiquite Romanorum,......................... 26
Antiquities, encyclop®dia of,................ 26
Antony and Cleopatra,.......................... 18
Appian,.................................................... 20
Archimedes,................................. 24, 26
Archimelus, poem by,........................... 25
Architecture, naval, after the deluge,.. 12
Argo, the ship,........................................ 17
Argonaut®, the,...................................... 17
Aristides,................................................ 250
Aristotle of Carthage............................ 18
Ark of Noah,................................ 11, 12
Armenia,................................................. 15
Art applied tocommerce,.... 73, 163, 449
Artemisia, the queen,................ 25, 26
Articles of ship-building, duties on...... 177

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Index .
Page.

Page.

Assayer of South Carolina,................. 188 Britain and Ireland, cotton consumed
Assayer, office of,.................................. 189
in 1841-44,......................................... 552
Asser, the, of ships,.............................. 26 Britain and Ireland, export of manu­
Assets of creditors,................................. 170
factures from,.................................... 552
Astor, John Jacob,................................ 153 Britain and Ireland, exports of to Brazil, 94
Atlas,....................................................... 16 Britain and Ireland, importation of
grain and flour into,.......................... 567
B.
B abylon, ................................................ 15 Britain and Ireland, railway rec’pts of, 183
Balance of account current,................. 457 Britain and Ireland, resources of, 1836—
Bangoe, light on,................................... 469
1844,................................................... 551
Bank at Manchester............................. 479 British bounty on manufactures,......... 539
44 produce and manufactures, ex­
Bank bills issued 1712,......................... 71
Bank of England,.................................. 78
ports of 1843,........................ 565
44 railway statistics,...................... 569
Banking in the United State.-,............. 424
Banks and banking :n Illinois,........... 240
44 trade with China,...................... 56
Banks of New Y o rk ,................ 262, 546
44 vessels employed in the coast­
Banks, return of,................................... 77
ing trade,................................ 568
44 vessels employed in for. trade,. 566
Bar-iron in Virginia,............................. 71
Batavia, city of,...................................... 328 Britons, ancient,..................................... 14
Beet-root sugar,.................................... 75 Brokers,.................................................. 51
Belcher, Jonathan,................................. 252 Brown’s History of Illinois,................. 251
Belgian tariff,......................................... 463 Bullion of England,.............................. 84
Benton, speech of,.................................. 27 Business, hours of,................................. 577
Berlin, commercial treaty of,................ 491 Buttons from clay,.................................. 74
Bibb, decision by, on Portuguese wines, 395
C.
Bill for restraining New England com­
Caesar, Julius,......................................... 14
merce,..............................................
546 Calculator for French importers,....... 196
Bills of exchange,.................................... 460 Campus Spartacus, the,........................ 22
Biography, mercantile,......... 57, 153, 251 Canal across the isthmus of Panama,. 375
JJiremes, the,.................................
18
44 boats, number of,........................ 142
Bleaching,................................................ 166
44 statistics,...................................... 371
Board of trade and plantations, 1696,. 70 Canals of New York,.................
129
Boat of Charon,.................................... 16
44 tables of produce transported
Boats of antiquity,................................ 16
on the,........................... 130, 142
44
the Liburni,........................... 18
44 tolls on,...............................
129
“ the Phoenicians,....................... 16
44 trade and commerce of,........... 129
44 the Rhodians,......................... 16 Canary islands, quarantine a t,,........... 370
Bonds, bottomry,................. 146, 153, 268 Cane-sugar, acetic acid from,............... 75
479
Book-keeping,..................................
Canoes,.................................................... 13
B ook trade,. 99, 197, 293, 388, 483, 579 Canton, commerce of,.......................... 54
Boston bank dividends,......................... 452 Cape Ann, first schr. built at, 1714,... 71
44 entries of vessels at, 1773,........ 352 Carolina, 1683,....................................... 70
44 fresh fish trade of,..................... 286
44 duty imposed by, 1701,......... 71
“
light-house of,........................... 71
44
exports from,................ 159, 160
44 population of, 1700,.................. 71
44 first paper currency of,........... 71
44 rice of,...................................... 70
14 port-bill,..................................... 545
44
price of molassesat,.................. 95
44 silk culture in,......................... 71
44
price of salt at,....................... 95
44 trade of,................................... 72
44 tea destroyed at,............. 352, 545 Carthagena,............................................ 22
44
trade of,............................. 161 Casaubon,............................................... 15
Bottomry and respondentia,.................. 167 Castlereagh, Lord,............ ................... 492
44 bonds,.................. 146, 153, 268 Catamarans,............................................ 13
44
on freight,.................
361 Caulking of ships by the ancients,...... 22
.Bounty, British on manufactures,....... 539 Chain cables,......................................... 26
Brazil, imports of from Britain,........... 94 Chamber of Commerce in Charleston, 193
44 tonnage duties of,...................... 464 Character of the New Mexicans,....... 513
44 wood,......................................... 464 Charges at S t Louis,............................ 462
Breach of trust by merchants’clerks,. 477
44 tariff,...,.....................
185
Bridge of Xerxes,.................................. 16 Charleston Chamber of Commerce,.... 193
Bridges of the Romans,.......................... 16 Charon’s boat,......................................... 16
Britain and Ireland, shipping of,......... 177 Charter-party,...................... 83, 168, 268
Britain and Ireland, commercial ordi44
special paper of,............ 84
r nance of,.......................................
67
Chavez,
Jose, murder of,...................... 512




Index.

T

Page.
Page.
Cheese exported to Britain,................. 178 Commerce of the prairies,........... 475, 501
“
of the United States,........... 270
Chemical history of sugar,................... 73
“
U. States with China, 54
Chemistry, influence of upon human
“
paragraph on,....................... 477
affairs,................................................. 163
“
plethora in,............................ 193
Cherokees, method of for settling debts, 517
China, American and British trade
“
poetry of,............................... 476
compared,............................ 56 Commercial agents,............................... 51
“ commerce of, with U. States, 54
“
changes in the U. States, 307
“ commercial regulations of,.... 365
“
chronicle, 75, 172, 260, 353
“
exports from U. States to, 54, 55
“
enterprise,........................ 291
“
imports from,............................ 55
“
integrity,........................... 292
“ treaty of, with England,......... 365
*•
legislation,..................27, 344
“
legislation English.......... 121
Chinese adulteration of green teas,.... 73
“
ordinance of Britain,........ 67
“ junks,.....................
22
“ merchant,.................................. 194
“
palladium of England,... 67
“ seas, commerce in,................... 191
“
regulations,.... 86, 185, 365,
462, 571
“ 6eas, shoal in ,........................... 370
Chronicle, monthly commercial,... 75, 172
“
regulations of China,......... 365
260, 353, 451 C o m m e r c ia l S t a t is t ic s , ...... 93, 177, 270,
374, 559
Chronomoters,....................................... 370
Cincinnati, cotton manufactures in,.... 196 Agricultural produce and consumption, 473
Cities of the United States,.................. 38 Exports of,.......................................470, 473
Citizens of the United States, pass­
Brazil imports of from Britain,........... 94
ports for,............................................. 368 Britain exports of to Brazil,................. 94
Classes of American vessels,................ 47 British produce and manufactures, ex­
Clay buttons,.......................................... 74
ports of 1843,..................................... 565
Cleopatra,............................................... 18 British vessels in the coasting trade,... 566
“
visit of to Antony,................ 22
“
in the foreign trade,.... 566
Coal trade anthracite,........................... 541 Commerce of each state,...................... 279
Coasting trade of the United States,... 567
“
of the United States,......... 270
Cocoa nuts, duty on,............................. 92 Cotton trade of Trieste,........................ 93
Coffee crop 1843,.................................. 181 Delivering of goods from a vessel,..... 186
“
duty on,.............................. 466 Domestic exports of U. States,... 270, 277
Coinage of the toll-union,..................... 494 Drafts and tares,*.................................. 187
Coins, examination of,.......................... 189 Duties on articles of ship building,..... 177
“
regulation of,.............................. 71 Export of foreign merchandise,.......... 274
Collision of vessels,...................... 169,459 Exports and imports,............................ 276
Colonial trade,........................
162 Exports from the U. States, 1843, 374, 562
Glasswares, price of,............................. 96
“
act of parliament concern­
ing, 1663,...................... 69 Honolulu, commerce of,....................... 96
Colonies, duties on, 1672,..................... 69 Imports into the United States,............ 275
“
exports from the,..................... 159 Imports into the United States, 1843, 562
“
paper money of,..................... 70 Iron articles, prices of,................... 95, 96
“
population of,.......................... 162 Molasses, prices of,........................ 95, 96
“
taxation cf,.............................. 160 Navigation of England,........................ 561
“
trade of,................................... 160
“
of the United States, 270, 277
Column of Trajan at Rome,................ 19 Salt, prices of at Boston,..................... 95
Commerce, American annals of, 65, 159 Sperm oil trade in the United States, 560
350 Tobacco trade of Virginia,................... 559
and manufactures of Greece, 575 Tonnage of the United States,... 281, 283
art and science applied to, 73, Trade of England,................................ 561
163, 449 Vessels of the United States,............... 284
in the Chinese seas,........... 191 Vessels in the coasting trade,................ 567
Commercial system of the U. States,... 47
manufactures and agricul­
ture,.................................. 476
“
treaty of Berlin,................ 491
of Honolulu,........................ 96 Commissions and charges, tariff of,..... 185
of Java,................................. 328 Commissions of trade and plantations, 69
of Louisiana,........................ 411 Compromise act,.................................... 306
of N. England, restraint of, 546 Connecticut, 1713,................................ 71
“
exports of,........................ 67
of Portsmouth, 1681,.......... 70
“
trade of, in 1633,............ 67
of Rio de Janeiro,................ 33
Constitution
of
the United States,....... 304
of Sweden,.......................... 203
Consuls
of
the
United States,................ 50
of the New York canals,... 129




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Page.
Copper company of Lake Superior,... 482
Copper mines of Cuba,......................... 143
41
ore,................................. 146
44
44 smelting of,........................ 290
Cork ledge light,................................... 190
Corn a legal tender,....................... 67, 160
Corporations, law of.............................. 363
Cost of motive power,.......................... 544
Cotton crop of the United States,......... 76
44
duck,................................ 166
44 goods exported fromEngland, 378
44 manufacture in Cincinnati,...... 196
44
trade,............................... 517
44
trade of Trieste,........................ 93
44 weighing of,............................... 186
Counterfeit sovereigns,......................... 479
Creditors’ assets,................................... 170
Crocodiles of the Nile,.......................... 15
Croton water, revenue of,..................... 181
Cuba, copper mines of,......................... 143
44 gold and silver trade of,............ 79
44 resources of,................................ 550
44
tariff of,.............................. 86
44
trade of,.............................. 550
Cultivation of the grape,...................... 162
Currency of England,........................... 79
44 of Russia,..........................
264
44 of the United States,............. 263
44 of Virginia, 1645,.................. 67
Cushing, embassy of to China,............ 57
44
Thomas,.................................. 252
Custom house, drafts and duties of,.... 187
44
rules of the at Havana, 87
Customs duties at New York, 1844,. 451
44
44 on tobacco, 1676,.... 70
revenue of the United States, 353
Cyclades the,.......................................... 21
D.
D alton, Tristram,................................ 253
Dardanelles, passage of,........................ 470
Davis, Thomas,..................................... 253
Debate in the senate of the U. States, 299
Debts, liquidation of among Cherokees, 517
Delaware, trading house at,.................. 67
Deluge th e ,........................................... 11
Demetrius,............................................. 18
Diodorus,......................................... 14, 15
Dividends of Boston Bank,.................. 452
Divisions of the United States,........... 301
Documents necessary for American
vessels,................................................ 48
Dodona, wood of,.................................. 21
Domestic exports of the U. States, 271, 273
Drafts at custom house,........................ 187
Drafts at sight,...................................... 188
Drawback on foreign goods, N. York,
1844,.......................... . ...................... 451
Drew, plan of concerning hogged ves­
sels,..................................................... 284
Dunkerque, port o f,............................. 97
Dutch, Iroquois trade with,.................. 67
Duties at custom houses,..................... 187
44 imposed by Carolina, 1701,....... 71




Page

Duties in America, 1764,..................... 162
44 in the United States,................... 299
44 of the toll-union,......................... 494
44 on articles for ship building,.... 177
44 on Portuguese wines,.................. 395
44 on tea resisted,............................ 351
44 on the colonies, 1672,................. 69
44 on wines since 1789,.................. 403
44 protection from 1817 to1843, 29
44 recovery o f,.................................. 267
44 revenue from 1791 to 1808,.... 29
E.
E a s t India merchant,............................ 194
East Indians,.......................................... 14
Eastern railroad,................................... 184
Egypt and Egyptians,....................14, 15
Emigrant ship,....................................... 476
Emigrants, provisions for,.................... 85
Encaustic the, of the Greeks,................ 22
Encouragement to the Fisheries,....... 67
Encyclopedia of antiquities,,................ 26
Endorser of a promissory note,.......... 171
England, bullion of,.............................. 80
44
commercial palladium of,... 67
44
currency of,........................... 79
44
exchange on,......................... 195
44
imprisonment for debt in,... 380
44
merchants of,........................ 379
44
navigation of,........................ 561
“
trade of,................................. 561
44
wealth and resources of,,... 181
44
wheat of,............................... 80
English commercial legislation, 121, 128
44
ships,...................................... 17
Erythroz the,.......................................... 18
Esau, notice of,...................................... 13
Ethiopians,............................................. 14
Euphrates, the river,............................. 15
Europe, iron trade on the continent of, 576
44 labor in,.................................... 217
Examination of coins,.......................... 189
Exchange, bills of,................................ 460
44
on England,........................ 195
44
rate of,......................... 454, 456
Exploring expedition,............................ 576
Exports from Carolina,................ 159, 161
44
Connecticut, 1646,.......... 67
44
New Orleans,....... 416, 421
44
New York, 1844,........... 451
44
Rio Janeiro,..................... 34
44
the Colonies,.................... 159
44
the Mississippi, 1716,...
71
44
the United States,............ 374
44
the U.States.1791,1807, 30
44
44
1817, 1843, 31
44
44
1843, 565
44
Virginia, 1618,................ 65
Exports of foreign merchandise from
the United States,............................. 274
Ezekiel the prophet,............................. 22
F.
F a i r of the American Institute,.......... 444
Falsterbo, light on,................................. 469

Index.
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Fares on railroads,................................. 184
Ferryman of the Styx,......................... 16
Figaniere, correspondence of with
Webster,.................................... <396, 399
Fireplaces, Franklin,............................ 161
Florinus the tyrant,.............................. 15
Fish from Newfoundland,............ .
72
Fisheries, 1639,.................................... 67
Fisheries of the United States,........... 49
Fishery, 1622,.............................
66
Fishery, Newfoundland, 1701,........... 71
Fishing vessels,..................................... 47
Flags, semaphoric and marine tele­
graph.................................................... 333
Flax-seed,............................................... 161
Florida, purchase of,.............................. 109
Flour and grain imported into Britain, 567
“ increase of,.................................. 140
“ market of Rio Janeiro,.... 36, 38
Foreign merchandise exported from
the United States,............................. 274
Foreign merchandise imported into the
United States,................................... 275
Foreign ports, American seamen in ,.. 344
Foreigners, Mexican law respecting,. 571
“
rights and remedies of,__ 265
Forward, letter of to Webster,............ 397
France, character of,............................ 500
“
railways in,.............................. 568
Franklin, fire-places of,........................ 161
Free trade.............................................. 27
Freight of railroads,.............................. 374
Freights, standard of,............................. 186
French calculator,.................................. 196
French savings banks,.......................... 193
Fresh fish trade of Boston,................. 288
Fur stores at St. Louis,......................... 291
G.
G alleys of Semiramis,......................... 16
Galleys of the Libumians,.................... 18
Gangway rock,....................................... 467
Georgia, exports from,.......................... 351
Germany, character of,......................... 500
“
commercial union of,.......... 491
“
manufactures in,................... 495
“
modern changes in,............ 494
“
moral effects in,.................. 494
“
states of,............................... 492
“
toll-union of,......................... 494
Ginseng................................................... 161
Glassware, prices of,............................. 96
Gold, assaying of,.................................. 188
Gold coin,............................................... 79
Gold trade in Cuba,.............................. 79
Goods, measurement of,....................... 186
Gothenburg, trade of,............................ 216
Grape, cultivation of,............................ 162
Greece, commerce and manufactures
of,........................................................ 575
Greek ships,........................................... 17
Greeks, boats of,..............................
13
“
encausting by the,................... 22
Guano, and the guano trade, 287, 381, 478




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II.
H ales, measure of Noah’s ark by,__ 12
Harbor regulations,............................... 53
Harriet, the brig,.................................... 361
Harwich harbor light............................ 190
Havana, custom-house rules at,.......... 87
“
harbor regulations at,............. 89
“
police regulations of,............. 91
H ercules,............................................... 17
Herodotus,.................................... 15, 26
Heriot’s question, answer to,................ 574
Hiero, great ship of,........... 21, 22, 24
Hogged ships, prevention of,................ 284
Honolulu, commerce of,....................... 96
Hospital money, law respecting in
New York........................................... 98
Housatonic railroad,.............................. 182
Hudson, voyage of,................................ 65
Hudson’s bay company,........................ 69
Hyannis, gangway rock of,.................. 467
Hypothecated stock,............................... 269
I.
I ce trade, the,......................................... 377
Ichaboe, island of,................................. 467
Illinois, banks and banking in ,..240, 250
“
history of,.................................. 251
“
state bank of,.......................... 241
Implements, marine, invention of,...... 97
Imports at Rio Janeiro,............... 35, 36
“
into New York, 1844,. 451, 452
“
into the United States, 1843,. 563
“
of foreign merchandise into
the United States,................ 275
Impost on exports from Connecticut,
1646,.................................................... 67
Impost on W ines,.................................. 67
Imprisonment for Debt,........................ 482
“
“
in England,... 384
Improvement in the manufacture of
iron....................................................... 450
Increase of cities and towns in the U.
States,.................................................. 38
Increase of the population in the U.
States,.................................................. 43
India, invasion of,.................................. 16
“ overland route to,...................... 465
Indigo,.................................................... 161
Insurance, mutual life,.......................... 340
Insurer, right of,..................................... 361
Intelligence, nautical,. 97, 190, 284, 369
Invention of marine implements of
navigation,.......................................... 97
Iron articles, manufacture of,............... 450
“
prices of,................ 95, 96
Iron made in Virginia, 1715,............... 71
Iron works at Lynn,.............................. 67
Iroquois, trade of with the Dutch, 1642, 67
J.
J ason, the ship of,.................................. 17
Java, commerce of,................................ 328
“ divisions of,................................. 328
“ Dutch trade of,............................ 329
“ exports of,.................................... 329

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Page.
339
government monopoly of,..
imports of,.......................... 329, 331
332
measures of,......................
333
money of,..........................
328
ports of...............................
330, 331
332
44 weights of,.........................
22
Junks of China,..........................
K.
14
K a m s c h a t k id a n s , .........................
Kavanagh, opinion of, respecting the
405
duty on Portuguese wines,....
166
Kyanized cotton duck,.................
Java,
44
44
“
44

L abor in Europe and the United
States,....................................... 217, 223
Lafitte the French banker,.................. 289
Lake Superior copper company,......... 482
Lands ceded to the United States,__ 110
“ public of the United States,..... 107
“
settlement of,............................. 112
Laurens Henry,.................................... 439
Law cases,.................... 81, 167, 265, 361
Law department,......... 81, 167, 265, 361
Law maritime,....................................... 146
Law respecting hospital money in N.
York,................................................... 98
Legal tenders,........................................ 160
Legislation, commercial,....................... 27
44
English commercial,........ 121
Legislature of Virginia, 1769,............. 162
Liancourt nautilus,................................. 286
Liburnae, the war-ships,........................ 18
Liburni, the boats of,............................ 18
Liebig, letters of,.................................. 163
Life insurance, mutual,........................ 340
44
table of,....................... 344
Life-preserver,....................................... 286
Light-house at Boston, 1716,............... 71
Light on Bangoe island,....................... 469
“ on Falsterbo,............................... 469
44 on Sandvigsodde,........................ 468
44 on Toringen,............................... 468
44 on Udsire,................................... 468
Liverpool merchant,.............................. 195
Livy,........................................................ 21
Lorillard, Jacob,.................... 57, 59, 60
Losses on goods,.................................... 186
Lotteries suppressed,............................. 72
Louisiana, aspect of,............................. 413
44
banks of,.............................. 421
44
climate of,............................ 414
44
commerce of,....................... 411
44
divisions of,......................... 411
44
exports of,............................ 415
44
imports of,........................... 415
44
internal improvements of,.. 421
44
law case in,......„................. 457
44
manufactures of,.................. 421
44
population of,...................... 412
44
productions of,.................... 414
44
resources of,......................... 411
44
rivers of,............................... 414




Page.
Louisiana, settlement of,.......... ........... 412
44
soil of,..................... .......... 413
44
trade of,...................
Lowth’s Exposition,.................. ........... 22
Lucan,......................................... .......... 14
.......... 286
Lynn, iron works at,................. .......... 67
M.
M a in e , agriculture of,............... .......... 316
44 banks of,........................ .......... 324
4 bays of,.......................... .......... 314
44 capital of,.................... .......... 323
44 climate of,..................... .......... 313
coast of,..................................... 314
education of,............................ 325
44 extent of,.................................... 313
44 fisheries of,....................... 315, 322
44 harbors of,................................ 314
44 imports of,................................. 316
44 islands of,.................................. 315
44 lumber trade of,.............. 315, 318
44 manufactures of,....................... 323
44 mountains of,............................ 313
44 navigation of,............................. 317
44 population of,............................ 324
44 potatoes of,................................ 315
44 products of,................................ 320
44 public lands of,.......................... 325
44 railroads of,............................... 327
44 resources of,.............................. 313
44 rivers of,................. 314, 318, 319
44 scenery of,................................. 313
44 ship-building of,.............. 315, 321
44 soil of,....................................... 313
44 tonnage of,................................ 317
44 valleys of,.................................. 313
44 vessels of,.................................. 317
Manufacture of soda,............................. 163
Manufactures, British bounty on,........ 539
Marine implements, invention of,....... 97
Marine society of Massachusetts,....... 162
44
of Salem,.................... 162
Marine telegraph flags,................ 333, 339
Maritime law,......................................... 146
44 offences,.................................. 234
Maryland, mint in,................................. 68
Massachusetts, 1731,............................ 160
44
imports of,.................... 72
44
marine society of,........ 162
44
mint in,........................ 68
44
population of,............... 160
44
shipping of, 1665,........ 69
44
tax on teas in,.............. 189
44
trade of, 1717,............. 62
Masters of ships,.................................... 81
Materials used by the ancients for ship­
building,.............................................. 21
Measure of the ark,.............................. 12
Measurement of Goods,........................ 186
Mercantile Biography, 57, 153, 251, 439
Amory, Thomas C.,.......................... 251
Astor, John Jacob,............................ 153
Belcher, Jonathan,............................. 252

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Mercantile Biography—
Cushing, Thomas,.............................
Dalton, Tristram,..............................
Davis, Thomas,..............................
Laurens, Henry,................................
Lorillard, Jacob,................................
Mercantile integrity,.............................
Mercantile Law Cases, 81, 167, 265,

252
253
253
439
57
481
361
553
Affreightment,.................................... 83
Balance of account current,............. 457
Bark Ann,.......................................... 83
Bills of exchange,.............................. 460
Bottomry,........................................... 361
B >ttomry and respondentia,............. 167
Bottomry bonds,....................... 167, 268
Charter-party,........................... 83, 268
44
special paper of,....... 84
Collision of vessels,.................. 169, 459
Creditors’ assets,................................ 170
Damaged goods,................................. 553
Duties, recovery of,.......................... 267
Endorser of promissory note,.......... 171
Foreigners, rights and remedies of,. 265
Freight-money,................................. 361
Hypothecated stock,......................... 269
Insurers, right of,.............................. 361
Law of corporations,.................. .... 363
Masters of ships,............................... 81
Minor seamen, wages of,-................ 364
Patent, violation of,.......................... 266
Provisions for emigrants,.................. 85
Recovery of duties,............................ 267
Robinson, the brig,............................ 268
Salvage,.............................................. 82
Seamen’s wages,...................... 81, 82
Ship Reliance,.................................... 82
“ Rigby Grove,........... ................ 81
44 Two Sisters,............................. 82
T a riff................................................. 85
Violation of patent,.......................... 266
Wages of minor seamen,.................. 364
Worsted goods,................................... 85
Mercantile Law Department, 81, 167, 265
361, 457
Mercantile Library at Boston,............ 572
Mercantile Miscellanies,... 191, 286, 379
475, 572
African guano trade,......................... 478
Alpaca, wool of the,.......................... 480
American cheese in England,......... 482
44 fur company’s stores,...... 291
44 hay at Liverpool,............. 477
44 provisions in England,... 480
Answer to Heriot’s question,.......... 574
Book-keeping,.................................... 479
Breach of trust by merchants* clerks, 477
Charleston chamber of commerce,.. 193
Chinese merchant,............................ 194
Cincinnati, cotton manufactures in., 196
Commerce and manufactures of
Greece,........................................... 575
Commerce in Chinese seas,............ 191




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Mercantile Miscellanies—
Commerce, manufactures, and agri­
culture,............................................
Commercial integrity,.......................
“
plethora,.......................
Copper, smelting of,..........................
Cotton manufactures in Cincinnati,.
Counterfeit sovereigns,.....................
East India merchant,........................
Emigrant ship,..................................
Exchange on England,....................
Exploring expedition,........................
French Importer’s Calculator,.........
French savings bank,........................
Fresh fish trade of Boston,.............
Gigantic commercial enterprise,....
Gold coin,...........................................
Guano trade,............................. 287,
He will never make a merchant,.. .
Imprisonment for debt,.....................
Iron trade in Europe,........................
Lafitte, the French banker,..............
Lake Superior copper company,. . .
Late hours of business,....................
Liverpool merchant,.........................
Lucrative enterprise,.........................
Manchester, bank at,........................
Mercantile integrity,.........................
Merc. Library Association, Boston,.
Merchant, th e ,...................................
Merchants of England,.....................
Missouri, iron mountains of,...........
New Hampshire zinc mines,...........
Paragraph of commerce,...................
Picking up of a pin,..........................
Plethora in commerce,......................
Poetry of commerce,.........................
Prairies, commerce of the,...............
Question for accountants,....... 192,
Santa Fe trade,....... .........................
Self-reliance in a merchant,............
Traders in Africa,.............................
Traffic with Africa,...........................
Wines in Ohio,...................................
Zinc mines in New H am pshire,.. .
Mercantile qualifications,.....................
Merchant seamen,........................ 230,
Authority of masters of vessels over,
Contract o f ,........................................
Duty of masters concerning,...........
Offences of,.........................................
Physical injuries inflicted on,..........
Recovery of wages by,......................
Subsistence of,..................................
Suits b y ,...........................................
Wages of,................................. 234,
Merchant, self-reliance in a,................
“
the,........................................
44
the making of a,.................
Merchants’ clerks, breach of trust by,.
Merchants of Old England,.................
Met Is and metallic wares imported
into the United States,......................

476
292
193
290
196
479
194
476
195
576
196
193
288
291
479
478
292
482
576
289
482
577
195
286
479
481
572
191
379
577
196
477
289
193
476
475
573
475
578
578
476
192
196
383
239
232
231
234
234
239
238
233
239
237
578
191
292
477
379
178

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X

Page.

Mettemich, Baron,................................
Mexican law respecting foreigners,.. .
Mexicans, character of,.........................
Military mole at Naples,......................
“
ships,........................................
Mines of North Carolina........... 62,
Mint in Maryland, 1662......................
Mint in Massachusetts, 1652,.............
Miscellanies, Mercantile, 191, 286,
Mississippi, exports from the,..............
“
the river,............................
Missouri, iron mountains of,................
Molasses, prices of,...............................
Monoxyla of the Greeks,.....................
Montfaucon,..........................................
Monthly Commercial Chronicle,.. 75,
260, 353, 451,
Moses,....................................................
Motive power, cost of,..........................
Murder of Jose Chavez,........................
Mutual life assurance,..........................
N.
N aples harbor,.......................................
Narraganset, trading house at,.............
Nautical Intelligence,. 97, 190, 284,
467,
Cork ledge, light at,.........................
Dardanelles, passage of,....................
Drew’s prevention for hogged vessels,
Dunkerque, port of,...........................
Harwich harbor light,.......................
Hospital money, New York,...........
Hyannis, gangway rock of,..............
Ichaboe, island of,............................
Light on Bangoe...............................
“
Falsterbo,...........................
“
Sandvigsodde,....................
“ Toringen.............................
“ Udsire.................................
Loss of vessels on Bahama banks,..
Marine implements, invention of,...
Military mole at Naples,.................
Naples, harbor of,..............................
Navigation, invention of,.................
Oland light beacon,...........................
Plymouth breakwater light-house,..
Practical life-preserver,.....................
Rockal, sunken rock near,................
Sailing ships,....................................
Sambo, shoal near,............................
S t Croix, shoal at,............................
Naval architecture after the deluge,
Navigation act,......................................
Navigation act of the United States,..
Navigation, invention of,.....................
“
of the North Elbe,...........
“
of the United States, 270,
Navigators ancient,...............................
Nesichton of Salamis,..........................
Newcomes’ Exposition,........................
New England, commerce of restrain­
e d ,............................................... 66,




492
571
513
190
17
65
68
68
379
572
71
414
577
95
13
13
172
546
12
544
512
340
190
67
369
570
190
470
284
97
190
98
467
467
469
469
468
468
468
570
97
190
190
97
191
191
286
570
469
190
285
12
68
48
97
369
277
13
18
22
546

Page.
New England, shipping of,.................. 160
Newfoundland, fishery of,....... 66, 71, 72
New Hampshire, zinc mines in,........ 196
New Orleans, census of,...................... 423
“
description of,............... 422
“
exports of,............. 416, 421
“
founded 1717,............... 72
“
trade of 1744,............... 161
Newport, trade of,................................ 161
Newspaper postage at Porto Rico,. . . 465
New York, banks of,.................... 262, 546
“
canals, trade and com­
merce of,................ 129
New York exports and imports, 1678, 70
“
exports, 1843, 1844,.. 73
“
imports at,................... 547
“
law respecting hospitalmoney,................... 98
“
loans of,....................... 548
95
“
price of molasses at,.......
“
shipping of 1696,....... 70
“
statistics of,..............
180
“
stocks of,.................... 453, 547
“
trade of,....................... 161
“
U. States deposits at,....,.. 548
New Zealand, Americ’n whale ships at 286
Nile, the river........................................ 15
Non-importation agreement, 1768,... 162
North Carolina, exports from,.............. 161
“
mines of,.................... 62
product of,......... 63
North Elbe, navigation of,........... 369
North west passage,...................... 72
Notices of books—(refer to book trade.)
Nubia,..................................................... 14
O.
Oaks, banks of among the ancients, 19, 20
Ohio, agriculture of,............
“ canals of,..................... ................ 226
“ capital of,..................... ................ 228
“ climate of,................... ................ 225
“ coal of,........................ .........224, 228
“ fisheries of,................
“ forests of,.....................
u
iron of,....................... ................ 224
“ labor of,...................... ................ 228
u manufactures oL....... ................ 229
rt position of,.................. ............... 223
“ resources of,................ ................ 223
“ rivers of,.....................
“ salt of,........................ ................ 228
** soil of,........................
“
6tone of,,...................... ................ 228
...... 223, 226
“ wine in,......................
Oland light beacon,............. ............... 191
Old paintings,....................... ............... 286
Opinions of Edwards and Lord respecting the duty on Portuguese
wines,................................ ................ 406
Ordines the, among the oars of the ancients,................................ ................ 20
Origin of large vessels,........

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Oswego, trading house a t,..................
Outrages on American citizens in
Mexico,..............................................
Overland route to India,.....................
Ovid,.......................................................
P.
P aintings in England,.........................
Panama, canal across the isthmus of,
Paper currency of Carolina,.................
44
44
of Pennsylvania,.........
Paper hangings,....................................
Paper money,........................................
44
“
of the colonies,...........
Passengers in vessels,...........................
Passports for citizens of the U. States,
Patent, violation of,..............................
Payments on account of American
seamen,..............................................
Pennsylvania, paper currency of.........
“
trade of, 1682,................
Phoenicians, boats of the,......................
Philadelphia, entries at,........................
“
prices of iron works at,
Philip of Macedon,................................
Picking up of a pin,..............................
Pig iron in Virginia,.............................
Pine wood,.............................................
Pilots,.....................................................
Pitzorienses the, of India,....................
Plato,......................................................
Plethora in commerce,..........................
Pliny,............................................ 13,
Plutarch,...................................... 15,
Plymouth colony, trade of,...................
Poetry of commerce,............................
Police regulations at Havana,.............
Population, from 1791 to 1808,...........
44
of Boston, 1700,................
44
of the colonies, 1753,.......
14
of Massachusetts,.............
44
table of,.............................
Port of Dunkerque,...............................
Portland, city of,....................................
Porto Rico, portage at,.........................
44
vessels bound to,.............
Portsmouth, commerce of, 1681,.........
44
trade of,...............................
Portuguese wines, duties on,................
Post office, condition of,........................
44
department,.........................
44
details of................... 532,
44
policy of,.............................
44
prospects of,........................
14
remedies of,.........................
Practical life preserver,.........................
Prairies, commerce of the,.......... 475,
Prevention of ships from being hogged,
Privileges of American vessels,..........
Produce prices of in New York,........
Product of gold mines in N. Carolina,
Prohibition of tiade with the French,
Promissory note, evidence of,.............
Protection of trade,...............................




72
514
465
11
286
375
71
72
74
424
70
52
368
266
349
72
70
16
160
95
21
289
71
449
52
15
11
193
15
18
66
476
91
29
71
162
160
43
97
326
465
465
70
161
395
524
522
536
525
528
530
286
501
204
49
77
63
72
171
27

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Page'

Protective tariffs,............................. 254, 258
Provisions for emigrants,..................... 85
Prussia,............................................
493
Ptolemy Philadelphus,...................... 18, 20
Ptolemy Philopater,.............................. 18
Ptolemy Soter,....................................... 18
Public lands of the U. States,.............. 107
44
prices of,.......................... 113
44
receipts for into treasury, 118
44
sale of,............................. 113
44
speculations in,................ 119
44
survey of,......................... 113
44
tables concerning, ..116, 117
Public works in the United Sfates, 76, 172
Q.
Q u a l if ic a t io n s mercantile,.................. 383
Qualities of a merchant,....................... 383
Quarantine at the Canary Islands,..... 370
Question for accountants, .258, 385, 446
573
Quicksilver,.......................................... 75
Quintus Curtius,...................................
14
R.
R a il r o a d fares,..................................... 184
44 statistics,,........... 182, 371, 568
Railroads, effect of on canals,............. 372
44
freights of,............................ 372
44
of M aine,.............................. 327
44
speed of,................................ 371
44 the first,........... ..................... 372
44
the value of,......................... 373
Railway, receipts from in Britain,....... 183
Railways in France,............................. 568
Rate of exchange,......................... 454, 456
R ates,..................................................... 13
Reading railroad,................................... 544
Receipts for the public lands,.............. 118
44
of public works,.................... 172
Recovery of duties,............................... 267
Register of ships,.................................. 51
Regulation of coins,.............................. 71
Regulations commercial,....86, 185, 365
44
44
of China,....... 365
44
for harbours,.................... 53
Reliance, the ship,................................ 82
Remus,................................................... 13
Report of secretary of the treasury,... 270
Resources of Louisiana,....................... 411
•
44
of Maine,................... 313, 327
44
of Ohio,................................ 223
Respondentia,....................................... 167
Revenue cutters of the United States, 50
44
duties from 1791 to 1808,... 29
44
of Croton water,.................... 181
Reviews of books— (refer to book trade.)
Revue des deux mondes,..................... 299
Rhode Island, tonnage duty in,.......... 71
Rhodians, boats of the,.......................... 16
Rice,....................................................... 186
Rice of Carolina,................................... 70
Rigby Grove ship,................................. 81
Rio de Janeiro, commerce of,............. 33
44
exports of,.................... 34

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Rio de Janeiro, flour market a t,.......... 36
44
imports of,.................... 35
44
population of,............... 33
44
prices at,................37, 38
44
U. S. consuls at,.......... 572
Robinson, the brig,................................ 268
Roman ships,.......................................... 17
Romans, bridges of the,........................ 16
Romulus,......................
13
Rossini, Antiquite Romanorum of,.... 26
Rostrum of ships,.................................. 25
Rowers, the ancient,............................. 19
Russia, currency of,.............................. 264
S.
S ailing ships,........................................ 469
Sale of public lands,............................. 113
Salem marine society,........................... 162
Salt,........................................................ 163
44 act respecting,............................... 159
44 prices of at Boston,...................... 95
Salt water converted into fresh,.......... 3G9
Salvage,......................................... 82, 83
Sambo, shoal near,................................ 190
Sandvigsodde, light on the,................. 468
Santa Fe trade,.................. 475, 502, 509
Savings bank, French,.......................... 193
Schooner built at Cape Ann, 1714,.... 71
Science applied to commerce, 73, 163, 449
Science of the antediluvians,......... ...... 11
Seamen, merchant,................................ 231
44
wages of,........................... 81, 364
Secretary of the treasury, report of,.... 270
Semaphoric flags,......................... 333, 339
Semiramis, galleys of,........................... 16
Sesostris, galley of,............................... 16
Settlement of the public lands of the
United States,................................... 112
Ship-agents,............................................ 51
Ship-building,........................................ 449
44
duties on articles used in, 177
44
duties on materials for,... 21
44
of the ancients,................. 11
Ship of Hiero,.............................. 21, 24
44 Ptolemy,......................... 21, 23
Ship register,.......................................... 51
44 Rigby Grove,................................. 81
Shipping of Britain and Ireland,....... 177
44
Massachusetts, 1665,....... 69
44
New England, 1743,....... 160
Ships, English,....................................... 17
44 for military purposes,.................. 17
44 hogged, prevention of,................ 284
44 husbands,...................................... 51
44 masters of,................
81
44 of the ancients,............................. 11
44 of the ancients, division of,........ 16
44 of the Greeks,............................. 17
44 of the Romans,........................... 17
44 of the Spaniards,......................... 17
44 of w a r,........................................ 18
44 origin of,....................................... 16
44 rostrum of,................................... 25
44 the asser of,.................................. 26




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Ships to New England, 1616,..........
44 towers of,...................................
Shoal in the Chinese seas,...................
Sillius Italicus,......................................
Silk, culture of in Carolina,.................
Silver, assaying of,................................
44 refining of,.................................
44 trade in Cuba,............................
Soap,.......................................................
Soda, manufacture ot,...........................
South Carolina, exports from,............
44
exports of,1801,.........
44
trade of,......................
Spanish ships,.........................................
Spartum, the,..........................................
Special paper of charter,......................
Specie in banks,....................................
Speculations in public lands,................
Speed of railroads,................................
S t Croix, shoal near,...........................
St. Louis, charges at,...........................
Stamp act,...............................................
Statistics, commercial,......... 93, 177,
44
of New York,.....................
44
railroad,................................
Stockholm, trade of,.............................
Stocks of New York,...........................
Strabo,........................................... 13,
Stuppa, the,............................................
Styx, the ferryman of the,....................
Sugar act,...............................................
44 from beet-root,............................
44 history of,....................................
Sulphur,..................................................
Sulphuric acid,......................................
Supercargo,............................................
Survey of the public lands,....... ..........
Sweden, account of by Puffendorff,...
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44

agricultuie of,.........................
commerce of,..........................
commercial legislation of,.. .
copper mines of,....................
council of state of,.................
customs of,.............................
divisions of,............................
exports and imports of, 204,

44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44

forests of,................................
Gotha canal of,......................
government of,......................
imports and exports of,.........
iron of,....................................
measures of,...........................
minerals of,-...........................
mines of,.................................
money o f ,.............................
natural resources of,..............
navigation of,.........................
products of,.................. 205,
sen-coast of,...........................
shipping of,.............................
silver of,..................................

65
26
370
20
71
188
165
79
164
163
161
352
161
17
29
84
264
119
371
285
462
162
270
180
182
214
453
15
22
16
162
75
73
166
164
57
113
208
211
204
203
206
209
206
206
205
211
213
204
207
205
207
209
207
204
210
207
204
208
209
203
211
209

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Sweden, tar of,..................................... 210
“
tariffs of,.................................. 20G
“
timber of,................................. 210
“
trade of,........................ 203, 208
“
treaties of,............................... 205
“
weights of,.............................. 207
T.
T able of cities and towns................... 39
“ of commercial statistics,, 271, 284
“ of custom-house revenue,....... 29
“ of duties,................................... 29
“ of exports and imports,.. 271, 277
“ of exports from 1791 to 1807,. 30
“ of exports from 1817 to 1843,. 31
“ for twenty-two years,................ 570
“ of income,.................................. 29
“ of life insurance,....................... 344
“ of population,.... 29, 31, 43, 44
“ of trade between the United
States and China,................. 55
Tares and drafts,,.................................. 187
T ariff,....... .................................... 85, 92
“
Belgian,....................................... 463
“
of 1842.............................. 308, 310
“ of charges at St. Louis,............. 462
“
of commissions and charges,... 185
“
of Cuba,................................
86
“
of duties in the United States,. 299
Tariffs, protective,........................ 254, 258
T ax on teas in Massachusetts,............. 189
Taxation of the colonies,...................... 160
T ea destroyed in Boston,..................... 352
Tea, duty on resisted,.......................... 351
T ea in New England,.......................... 72
Teas, adulteration of,........................... 73
Telegraph flags, marine,.............. 333, 339
Thalamegus, the ship of Ptolemy,....... 23
Themistocles,................................ 18, 250
Theocritus,............................................. 17
Thucydides,............................................ 18
Time bells.............................................. 370
Tobacco,.........................
161
“
duties on, 1676,...................... 70
“
first cultivation of,......... 65, 66
Toll-Union,.................................. 493, 497
“
coinage of the,.................... 494
“
duties of the,....................... 494
measures of the,................. 493
“
regulations of the,............... 494
u
weights of the,.................... 493
Tonnage duties of Brazil,..............
464
“
duty in Rhode Island,........... 71
“
of the a rk ,............................. 12
“
of the United States,... 280, 283
Toringen, light on the,......................... 468
Towers of ships,.................................... 26
Towns of the United States,................ 38
Trade, free,............................................ 27
“ in guano,.................................... 381
“ of Boston.................................... 161
“ of Gothenburg,.......................... 216
“ of Newport,............................... 161
“ of Pennsylvania, 1682,.......
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of Plymouth colony,................. 66
of Portsmouth,......................... 161
of Santa Fe,..................... 502, 504
of Santa Fe, table of for 22
years,..................................... 570
“ of Stockholm,............................ 214
“ of Sweden,................................ 203
“ of the colonies,......................... 160
“ of the New York canals,........ 129
“
protection to,.................... 27
“ with the French prohibited,.. . 72
Traders in Africa,.................................. 578
Trading house at Narragansett, 1641,. 67
“
at Oswego,.......... 72
“
at the Delaware, 1642, 67
Traffic with Africa,............ ................. 476
Trajan, column of at Rome,................. 19
Treaty between Britain and'C hina,... 365
Trieste, cotton trade of,........................ 93
Two Sisters, the ship,.......................... 82
Tyre, the city of,.................................... 22
U.
U dsike, light on the,............................. 468
Ulysses,................................................... 13
United States, banking in,.................... 424
Boundaries of,................................... 108
British products exported from,....... 359
Cheese of, exported to Britain,....... 176
Cities of the,...................................... 38
Coasting trade of,.............................. 567
Commerce of the,............................. 270
Commerce of with China,................ 54
Commercial changes of,................... 307
Commercial system of,...................... 47
Compromise act of,........................... 306
Consequences of the tariff of 1842,. 310
Constitution of the,.......................... 304
Consulate of at Rio Janeiro,........... 572
Consuls of the,.................................. 50
Cotton crop of,.................................. 76
Cotton of,.................................. 354, 359
Currency of,........................
263
Custom-houses of,............................. 48
Customs revenue of,......................... 353
Deposits in banks of,........................ 353
Divisions of,...................................... 301
Domestic exports of,......................... 271
Duty of on coffee,........................... 466
Exportations of,....................... 307, 549
Exports from, of foreign merchan­
dise,.................................... ; ........... 274
Exports of,..................................374, 474
First bank in the,............................. 425
Fisheries of,....................................... 49
Foreign mercb’dise exported from, 360
Importations of,................................. 307
Imports of,................................ 352, 474
Imports of foreign merchandise into 275
Imports of metals and metallic wares
from Britain................................... 178
Income of,.......................................... 29
Labor in,............................................ 217
Mint o f,.............................................. 432
Trade
“
“
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Page.

United States—
National bank of,........... 426, 427, 433
Navigation of,................. 270, 277, 278
Northeastern region of,................... 301
Northwestern region of,................... 302
Passports for citizens of the,............ 368
Population of the,......... .................... 29
Protective duties of,......................... 29
Public lands of,.................................. 107
Public works in the,......................... 76
Revenue cutters of,............................ 50
Revenue duties from,...................... 29
Revenue of,....................................... 569
Revenue system of,.......................... 29
Southeastern region o f,.................... 302
Southwestern region of,................... 302
Sperm oil trade of,............................ 560
Statistical tables of,................. 271, 284
Table of exports and imports of,271, 277
Tables concerning consuls,............. 55
Tariff of 1842.................................... 308
Tariff of duties of the,...................... 304
Towns of the...................................... 38
Trade of with Western E urope,.... 179
W ar of 1812 of the............................ 305
Western trade of,............................. 49
W ool imported into,......................... 176
Ueons the navigator............................. 13
V.
V alue of railroads,................................. 373
Vansittart, speech o f,........................... 539
Vegetius, testimony o f,....................... 21
Venetians, boats of the,........................ 16
Venezuela, cattle exported from,......... 189
Vessels American,............................. 47, 284
Vessels, collision of,....................... 169, 459
Vessels bound to Porto Rico,................ 465
Violation of p atent,.............................. 266
Virginia, currency of,..................... 67, 68
“
exports of,............................... 65

Page.
Viiginia, legislature of, 1769,................ 162
“
tobacco, trade of, .............. 559
Vossius,................................................. 21
W.
W ages of minor seamen,..................... 364
“
of seamen,................................. 81
W ar of 1812,.......................................... 305
Washington, administration of,..........
47
Wealth and resources of E ngland,.... 181
W ealth of Ohio,.................................... 223
Webster Daniel, opinion of respecting
a national bank,........................ 433, 438
W eight of goods,.................................. 186
Wenern lake,......................................... 208
W est Indies trade 1647,....................... 68
Western waters of America,................ 49
Whale fishery, 1730,............................. 159
Wheat, increase of,............................... 140
W heat of England,............................... 80
Wheaton, negotiations of,.................... 498
Wines and tobacco, 1622..................... 66
“ duties on since 1789,.................. 403
“ imported in 1841,....................... 398
“ impost on,.................................... 67
“ in Ohio,...................................... 192
Winthrop, report by on American sea­
men in foreign ports,........................ 344
Wood of Dodona,................................. 21
Wool imported into the United States, 176
Wool manufactures of America, 1699, 71
Worsted goods,...................................... 85
Wrecks of vessels.................................. 51
X.
X erxes, bridge of across the Helles­
pont,.................................................... 16
Z.
Zealand New, American whale ships
at,....................................................... 286
Zinc mines in New Hampshire,.......... 196
“ Zoll Verein,”.............................. 493, 497

THE BOOK TRADE.
® THE ENSUING CATALOGUE, UNLESS THE WORK IS PUBLISHED WITHOUT IT , THE AUTHOR’S NAME
PRECEDES THE TITLE OF THE BOOK.

Page.
A.
American Almanac,......................
579
Ancient History,................................... 199
Anecdotes of American Revolution,.. 391
Andrews: Leisure Hours,.................... 389
Astronomy Illustrated,.......................... 390
B.
Barrett: Drama of Exile..................... 486
Bement: American Poulterer’s Com­
panion,................................................ 584
Bible History Illustrated,...................... 488
Blair, Hugh: Sermons,........................ 485
Boyd: Elements of Rhetoric,............. 583
Boy’s Manual,......................................... 102




Page.
Bradley: Practical Sermons,................ 389
Bremer: Novels,................................... 580
“
The H ------Family,.............. 296
Bridgman: Young Gardener’s Assist­
ant,....................................................... 102
Brown: History of Illinois,....... 251, 293
Browning: Life of Goethe,................. 199
Burns: Christian Fragments............... 487
Bush: Anastasis,................................... 582
“ Notes on the Book of Joshua,. 100
“ Notes on the Book of Judges,. 296
“ Prophecies of Daniel,................ 488
C.
Campbell: Philosophy of Rhetoric,.... 583

Index.
Page.
Carlen: Smugglers of the Swedish
Coast,.................................................. 200
Chandler: American Criminal Trials, 101
Charlotte Elizabeth: Works of,. 294, 487
Child: Mother’s Book,......................... 102
Colquehoun: World’s Religion,......... 103
Colton: Woman as Virgin, Wife, and
Mother,............................................... 392
Cooper: Court-Martial in the Case of
Mackenzie,........................................ 294
Croker: Traditions and Legends of
Ireland,................................................ 296
D.
Dana: Young Sailor,........................... 103
D’Aubigne: Faith and Knowledge,... 296
Davidson: Connection of Sacred and
Profane History,................................. 487
Day: Maxims, Experience, and Ob­
servations of Agagos,....................... 102
D ick: Christian Philosopher,............... 103
D’lsraeii: Curiosities of Literature,... 293
D raper: Organization of' Plants.......... 584
Dumas and Boussongault: Organic
Nature,................................................ 102
Durbin: Observations by, in France
and Britain,........................................... 99
E.
Edgarton: Rose of Sharon,................. 580
Ellis: Brother and Sister,..................... 101
“
Irish Girl,.................................... 102
Embury: American Wild Flowers,... 579
Emigrant’s True Guide,...................... 488
Everest: Hare.Bell,............................. 583
“
Moss-Rose,............................ 583
F.
Featherstonhaugh: Excursion through
the Slave States,............................... 200
Fenelon: Use of the Bible,.................. 483
Ferones: Chemistry,............................ 198
Foster: Biographical, Literary, and
Philosophical Essays,......................... 388
Foster: Christian Morals,.................... 295
Frost: Book of the Indians,................. 581
G.
Gaussin: Geneva and Rome,................ 296
Gift, for 1845,....................................... 485
Gilman: Oracles from the Poets,....... 584
Girl’s Manual,......................................... 102
Glauber-Spa, Tales of,.......................... 391
Godwin: Doctrines of Fourier,.......... 198
Goodrich: Pictorial History of the U.
States,................................................... 103
Gordon: Mary Schweidler,.................. 392
G raves: Girlhood and Womanhood,. 99
Gregg: Commerce of Prairies,. 499, 501
Griswold: Christian Ballads,............... 583
“
Works of Praedr ................. 199
Gurley: Life of Lamed,...................... 389
H.
H ale: The Opal,.................................. 486
Hall, Robert: Works........................... 485
Halstead: Richard III.,........................ 582
Harrison: Tongue of Time,................ 102




XV

Page.
Hastings and Bradbury: The Psalmodist,...................................................... 487
Hawthorn, the,...................................... 391
Hemans: Works of,.............................. 582
Hershberger: The Horseman.............. 295
Hildreth: Theory of Morals,............. 101
H olley; Picturesque Tourist,.............. 199
Holmes: Annals of America,............. 351
Holy Bible, Illuminated,...................... 488
H om er: Iliad of, by Anthon,............. 483
Hooker: Works of,................................ 485
Housekeeper’s Annual,........................ 391
Howitt, Mary: Child’s Picture and
Verse-Book,....................................... 581
Howitt, M ary: My Uncle, the Clockmaker,........................
581
I.
Illustrated Astronomy,.......................... 390
Ingoldsby: Legends,......................
390
Iv es: Apostles’ Doctrine and Fellow­
ship,..................................................... 484
J.
Jacobs: Scenes, Incidents,and Adven­
tures in the Pacific Ocean............... 294
Jam es: Arrah Neil,.............................. 296
“
Rose d’Albret,......................... 200
K.
Keepsake, the,........................................ 391
K eith: Land of Israel,......................... 389
L.
Ladies’ Register,.................................... 391
“
W ork-Table Book,.................. 294
Landis: Rabbah Taken....................... 296
Lathrop: Christ’s W arning to the
Churches,............................................. 392
Leighton: Works of,..........................
390
Letter-Writing Simplified,.................... 392
Log-Cabin, the,....................................... 198
Luther: Commentary on Galatians,... 487
M.
Macaulay : Critical and Miscellaneous
Essays,................................................ 99
Marquis of Carabas................................ 392
Marsh: Goths in New England,......... 101
Marshall: The Rose,............................. 391
Martineau: Life in the Sick-Room,.. 100
M aryatt: Settlers in Canada,............. 582
M ason: Treatise on the Governments
of the United States,.......................... 100
Maxcy: Literary Remains of,............. 388
Mirror Library,........................................ 296
Moore: Odes of Anacreon,................... 296
Mora Carmody........................................ 584
More : Domestic Tales,........................ 296
M orse: System of Geography,............ 295
N.
Napier: W ar in the Peninsula........... 295
Neal, Daniel: History of the Puritans, 483
Neal, Jo h n : Peter Ploddy.................... 488
O.
Ogilby: Catholic Church in England
and America................................
102
Old Humphrey’s Country Strolls,....... 484

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Index.

Page.
Overs: Evenings of a Working-Man, 392
P.
Parker: Semaphoric Signal-Book,.... 388
Pereira: Physiology of Health,.......... 488
Pickering: The Grandfather,............. 296
Pollok: Course of Time,...................... 200
Popular Hand-Books,........................... 199
Prize Story-Book,..............................— 581
Puss in Boots,......................................... 392
R.
Randell: Domestic Cookery,............. 488
Ranke : History of the Popes,............ 486
Republic, the,....... ....................... 103, 198
Republication of the British Quarterly
Review, and Blackwood’s Maga­
zine..................................................... 197
Rose of Sharon,.................................... 580
S.
Saturday Emporium,............................ 296
Schiller: Poems and Ballads,............. 99
Sears: Ciceronian,................................ 103
Seatsfield: Life in New York,............ 103
■“
^ Rambleton,.......................... 392
Sedgwick: Alida,.................................. 200
Sew ell: Amy Herbert,......................... 200
Shew: Hydropathy, or W ater-Cure,. 200
Sherwood: Clever Stories for Clever
Children,............................................. 581
Simms: Life of Marion,...................... 486
Smith: Book that will Suit You,....... 102
“ Chairman’s Guide,.................. 488
Southgate: Visit to Mesopotamia,__ 484
Spalding: Review of D ’Aubigne’s
History of the Reformation,........... 101
Sparks: Library of American Biog­
raphy,......................................... 197, 583
Spirit of the Nation,............................. 296
Stael, De : Corinna,........................... 200




Page.

Stone: Institution of the Sabbath,....
Stowe: Daily Manna for Christian
Pilgrims,.............................................
Strauss: Life of Christ,........................
Sturgess: Cruise of the Somers,........
T.
Tales of Glauber Spa,..........................
T appan: Elements of Logic,..............
T aylor: Apostolic Baptism,.................
“
Physiology for Children,.......
Thomas : Beechen Tree,.....................
Triumphs of Time................................
Two Half Dollars,................................
V.
Vandenhoff: Clay Code,......................
“ ,
System of E locution,....
Verplanck: Shakspeare’s Plays,.........
W.
Wakely : Mother’s Medical Adviser,.
W alker: Electrotype Manipulation,...
W ard: French Importer’s Ready Cal­
culator,...............................................
W estm an: T he Spoon,................ 200,
W hiting: Revolutionary Orders of
Washington,.......................................
Widow’s Jewels,...................................
W ilkes: Book of the Exploring E x­
pedition,.............................................
Willard: History in Prospective,........
W illis: Pencillings by the W ay,,.......
W inslow: Christian Doctrine,...........
W oodbury: Address,...........................
W orking a Passage...............................
Y.
Young: Night Thoughts,....................
Z.
Zschokke: Incidents of Social Life
amid the European Alps,....... .

389
200
294
488
391
392
295
488
391
200
200
485
584
100
392
296
390
296
580
103
576
487
200
103
488
200
200
484