annulled by the latter 343 new treaty with 343 Berlin and Milan decrees 346 Franklin, Benj., sent ambassador to France. His character and qualifications 316 assists to negotiate treaty with France 315, with G. Britain 320, with Sweden ibid.
Frederick II, let ter from, to W. Lee, U. S. agent opinion of, on American revolution alone among the monarchs of Europe to appreciate the American revolution French West Indies, contraband trade between and the British North American colonies Georgetown, entrance 247 Georgia, date of original settle ment 333 when joined to U. S. con federacy 335 Ghent, treaty of 349 Gilpin, Thomas, his surveys for canal 273 Grasse, Count de, blocks tip the British army at Yorktown 339 Green Mountains 23S Greco, General Nathaniel, ope rations of 33S, 339 Gulf stream 238 Independence of the British N. American colonies, causes which produced 315, ac knowledged by G. Britain 319, 339, not in the first instance of revolt the ob ject of N. Am. colonies 317 Indiana, original settlement of 333 admitted into (be Union 334, 350 Indians, their character 342 defeat the U. S. army under Gen. H a rmar, again under Gen. St. Clair lb., defeated and forced to conclude a peace by Gem Wayne lb., Shawanese defeated at l'ippccanoe 347 Insurrection in western Penn. 342 Iron, manufacture of, in U. S. 336 Jackson, Gen. defeats the British 349 elected president of U. S. 352 James Island 245, River 254 Jay, John, assists to negotiate trea ties with G. Britain 320, 343 sent minister to Spain 321 Jefferson, Th., negotiates a treaty between IL S. & Prussia 317 elected vice-president U. S. 343 prest. U. S. 344, his death 352 Judiciary of the U. S. 341 Kalb, Baron de, mortally wounded 338 Keane, Gen. mortally wounded 3.19 Kennebec river 267 Kentucky, original settlement of 333 admitted into the Union 334 why separated from Virginia 342 Kiawaw island 245 Kittatinny chain of mountains 240-1 Machias bay 358 Madison, James, instructions to American ministers 325 elected president of U. S. 346 Maine, original settlement of 333 admitted into the Union 334, 350 Marian Island, position of 230 Manulactures of the U. S. 3S1 to 3S7 Marion, Gen. Francis 33S Mars Hill, position of 330 Maryland, original settlement of 333 Massachusetts, do. 333 early system of education in 353 Mattawaska river 236 Mauch Chunk village and mines 274 rail road 286 Medical schools in U. S. 36 t
Lackawannoc river 260 Lack a waxen 260 315 La Fayette, Gen., tour in U. S. 351-2 Land, public, system in the U. S.
316 origin of 340Leather manufactures in U. S. 385-6 Lee, ‘Vm., commissioner from U. 315 S. to Vienna and Berlin 316-17his reception in Prussia lb.
Lehigh river 260, 274, Coal and Navigation Company 274 366 Lenos, Manuel Gayoso de, gov ernor general of Louisiana 323 Lewis and Clark, expedition of 345 Long Island and Sound 263 Louisiana, acts of congress to carry into effect the agree ment for the purchase of 395 boundary between and U. S.
fixed by treaty 322 receded by Spain to France 324 ceded by France to U. S. 325-29 admitted into the Union 334 of purchase from France 345 expedition into, and over rocky mountainsby Lewis and Clarke 343, invaded by a British fleet and army 349 Hamilton, Alexander, first 5ccre- Lyman's diplom. recommended 315 tary of U. S. treasury 341 his death 345 Harman, Gen. defeated by Indians 342 Hatteras, Cape 248, Elan river Ibid. Hawkins, Colonel, attempts to civilize the Indians 342 Hilton Island 245 History of U. S. 314 to 352 Holland, second European na tion to make a treaty with U. S. 316, 339 loan negotiated in 390 Housatonic river 263, 264 Hudson river 234, 233, 247 bay, or harbour of N. York 233 Illinois, original settlement of 333 admitted into the Union 334, 350 4iS* UNITED STATES.
itlefteren river 249 Merrimack river 265 Mexico, independence of ac knowledged by U. S. 351 Miamis canal, state of Ohio 277 Milan decree 346-7 Mint of U. S., coinage at, &c. 408 Mississippi river, Delta of 27S original settlement of 333 admitted into the Union 334,350 Missouri, original settlement of 333 admitted into the Union 334, 330 Money, continental, emissions of, from 1776 to 1731 389 gradual depression of 389 penalties for retu-nng to ex change merchandise for Ibid. Monroe, J. elected PreSt. ol U. S. 350 Montgomery, Gen., killed 335 Morgan, Gen. Joseph 333 Narragansett bay 277 Navigation Acts, British 363-4 opposed by the colonies 363-7 Navy of the U. S., causes of its great success 347 six per cents, how created 394 naval triumph, political ef fect of 345 Neuse river 248-9 Neutral rights Infringed 371 New Jersey, New Hampshire, N. York, North Carolina, settlement of 333 Niles, Mr., his estimate of dom.