Anecdotes:

John Adams and George
Washington, 81; Polk and Benton,
81; Webster and the Adamses, 82;
Webster and Lord Brougham, 80;
Webster and W. W. Corcoran, 82;
Col. Byrd and Duke of Cumber-
land, 82, 83; Christopher Hughes
and the King of Holland, 83;
Hughes and the Duke of Welling-
ton, 80, 84; Hughes and General
Scott, 84; Mr. Madison, 85; John
Tyler and John Randolph, 139,
358.

Aristocracy: In Pennsylvania, 86; in
Maryland, 86, 87; in Virginia, 88,
89, 90, 93-97; in New England,
148.

Arnold, Benedict: A plan to capture,

331-337.

Baptists: Petition for a Meeting
House, 329.

Barbers and Perukemakers, 203, 205.
Bassett Family, 140.

Bellini, Charles, First Professor of
Modern Languages, 178.

Belles of Saratoga in 1816, 302-305-
Misses Livingston, Wilkins and
Phillips.

Blackburn, William, and His De-
scendants, 263-268.

Book Notices: "The Conquest of the

Old Southwest," by Dr. Archibald
Henderson, 142; "John Archibald
Campbell," by Judge Henry G.
Connor, 208-215; "History of the
United States Circuit and Dis
trict Courts of North Carolina,"
by Judge Henry G. Connor, 283;
"Memorial Address on the Pre-
sentation of the Statue to the
City of Wilmington of George
Davis," by Judge Henry G. Con-
nor, 283; "Francis Morgan and
Some of His Descendants," by
Annie Noble Sims, 283; Addresses
of Col. H. A. Dupont, 284; "The

Burwells of New Jersey and Canada,
327-329.

Cary Family, 284.
Champe, John, 331-335.
Sir John Clay, 139.

Charles City County Petitions:
Against the Paper Money, 160-
165; Thomas Goodwyn's heir, 165;
Quakers, for special privileges,
166; Quakers against slavery, 167-
170; B. Harrison against Gill
Seines, 170, 171; Benjamin Har
rison regarding Robert Morris,
171-176.

Colonial Brick, 286.
Curle Family, 140.
Cusick Family, 264, 265.

Dunmore, Lord, Proclamation freeing
servants and slaves, 323.
Established Church, Memorial for an,
230-232.

Fauquier County, Finding of, 314-320;
Indians of, 316-318; Baptists in,
239.

F. F. V.'s, 80-85.

Flowerdew Hundred, 115; Why
named, 126-130.

Flowerdew Family, 125-130.

Floyd, John B., A Defence, 154-156.
Formicula-Stuart-Bankhead, 194.
Fort Sumter, 208-213.
French Huguenots: Dr. John Toton,
279; Jean Marot, 271, 272, 282,
History of, by Col. Dupont, 284.
Galt, J. M.-A sketch, 247.