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91
South River, storm toward .. .
103
Social pleasures 109 South River Club ... .. .. 110, 131 Society Colonial, ranks of .... 126 Southern provinces, not puri- tanical . 142
Soldier deserts.
157
Slaves, ship with
95
Soaper, James P.
.256
Slaves, catching.
103
Sloop Molly, captured
111
Slade, Capt. .
158
Slanders against Mr. Green .. 225 Slaves captured by & picket
guard .298 Slicer, Andrew. 304, 201 Slemaker's, Mr. Jno., houses. 313 Smith, Rev. Wm. .209
Smith, Jonn ..
17
Smith, Capt. John
31
Smith, Robt ..
78
Smith, Thomas. 78
Smithers, house of. 82
Small bont well armed
83
Smithers, Christopher
87
Smith, Win., carpenter.
95
Smith, Edward.
97
Small-pox in Annapolis .. 119, 313
Small-pox ravages Indians ... 143
Smallwood, Col. Wm.
182
Smallwood, Major Gen.
188
Smallwood, Gen.
.201, 206
Smith, Rev. Doctor W
209
Smook, Lieut.
254
Smith, John, Jr.
262
Smith, Wm. T
269, 370
Simpson, William .. ... 82, 83 Simpson, Cooper, Williams,
Peacocke, and Keyton .... 83 Site for Market House. 98
Sign, Tavern.
129
Sitting of the Assembly. .143 Site of Theatre .. 147 Sisters of Notre Dame, house of157
Situation of State House 162
Simpson, Thomas
.229
Simmons, Joseph.
250
Sick prisoners arrive at Annap302 Simpson, Jonathan .168
Sibell, Henry .. 168
Sketch of William Pinkney. . 276 Sketch of Reverdy Johnson .. 276
Sketch of John D. Goodman. 277 Sketch of Stewart Holland ... 277
Sketch of Chas. Wilson Peale.278 Sketch of Jas. B. Lockwood .. 278 Sketch of Daniel Dulany ..... 278 Skingle, Samuel. 167 Sons of Liberty. 151
Slaves gallery in St. Anne's .. 75
Soldiers, right of, to vote, 258 South River, patrol on 281
South Carolina.
282
Soldiers vote in Annapolis. . .. 310
Soldiers, negro .. .313
Soldiers of A. meet in conflict. 314 Soldiers, fraternization of ...... 815 Society, A. A. Co. Historical.320 Spa Creek. 19, 35
387
INDEX.
Space on water side for ware- house in A . .. . . 65
Speculation as to origin of St. Anne's 68
Spry, John.
84
Spaniard, on left
102
Sprigg, Col. Edward, speaker.104 St. Mary's, the venerated capi- tal. . 56
Spinkfe, Daniel, executed .... 118
Spencer.
147
Speech of Sec. of Tuesday Club134 St. Mary's undisturbed until
1683
56
St. Mary's, capital, once more
Sprigg, Richard.
209
settled
56
Spriggs, Saul
239
Sparks, Dr. Edward.
259
Spencer, Col
282
Speech of Gov. Hicks.
283
Spirit of improvement in An .. 315
Spa Bridge
316
Spa, Bridge over the .... 318, 324
Spaulding, G. W., baggage- master. 320
Spirit of Improvement. 323
Sparrow, Thos
167
Sprigg, Benjamin
168
Sprigg, Thomas
170
Stone, Captain.
19
Stone, Gov., proclaims Prince of Wales. 24
Stone made Gov. by com'r. 25
Stone removed under misun- derstanding. 25
Stone's men execrate the Puri-
tans
35
Stone proclaims the Puritans rebels 27
St. Mary's men declare they will have the government 32 Stone, Capt. William .. 33
Stone's men plunder a house .. 34 Stone, Gov., in ignorance of intentions of Puritans ... 34 Stone, Gov., arrives at the Severn. . ... 34 St. Mary's men defy Puritans. 35 St. Mary's men kill a man ...... 36 St. Mary's men routed .. 36 Stone, Gov., yields on quarter given. 36 Stone, Gov., condemed to death 36 Stone, Gov., wounded. 36
St. Mary's county 39
St. Mary's 39, 40 State's Records, loss of .. .. 40 State House destroyed by fire. 40 St. Mary's, removal of capital from 55
St. Mary's has a life tenure in the capital. 56
Struggle, a brief.
57
St. Mary's, hope of.
58
St. Mary's immolated. 58
St. Mary's, a mere landing place 58
St. Mary's has several disad- vantages 58 St. Mary's Catholic, Legisla- ture Protestant. 57 State House at St. Mary's. 57 State House in Annapolis. 57 St. Mary's petition Gov. Nich- olson 57
St. Mary's rejoices at Gov. Nicholson elevation ... 58 St. Mary's prays for the quiet of Gov. Nicholson. 58
St. Mary's asks to claim an- cient franchises. 58
58
Strong, Leonard, Mr. 28 St. Mary's people Catholics ... 58 State House at St. Mary's. ... 58 Strong, Leonard ... 29, 30, 31, 32 St. Mary's, State House, at ... 58 Stringent Laws. 31 Stone, Gov. 32 State House at Aunapolis. ..... St. Mary's tries to keep capital 58 St. Mary's capital for 60 years 59 St. Mary's, spring, at. 59
St. Mary's, advantages of .... 60 St. Mary's, accessibleness of ... 60 St. Mary's uncentral position for capital. 60
St. Mary's solicitous for reputa- tion of 61 St. Mary's, reply of Legis. to. 61 St. Mary's compared to Pha- roah's Kine. 61
St. Mary's unequally ranks .... 68 St. Mary's called ill-improvers 62 Stir of a new vitality in Annap 63 State House, first in Annap .... 66
388
INDEX.
State House has a tragic history 67 St. John's, Library of .. 79 St. Anne's Parish estab. 1692. 68 State House, second in Annap 80 State House, emblem of pov- erty. 81
St. Anne's once Middle Neck Parish. 68
St. Anne's.
68
St. Anne's, selection of its site 69 St. Anne's finished. 69 St. Anne's built in shape of T. 69 St. Anne's faces east 69
St. Anne'., Genera Assembly heedful of
69
St. Anne's three lots. 69
St. Anne's inconvenient to
parishioners 69
St. Anne's too little
70
St. Anne's, room wanted in. 71
St. Anne's enlarged, 1740 71
Stuart, William. 71
Stamp officer, in 1765. 71
Strain, Robert. 71
St. Anne's, wardens of, threate 71
St. James, curate of 72 St. Anne's, protege of State .. 73 St. Anne's falls into ruin ... 73 St. Anne's poem on, in Gazette 73 St. Anne's, Assembly asked to 74 St. Anne's, trustees of, 1774 75
State gives £1500 to St. Anne's 75 St. Anne's, State gives £1500 to 75 St. Anne's with steeple 75
State pew in St. Anne's .. 75
St. Anne's, State pews in. . . .
75
St. Anne's subscribers to
choose pews in . . . 75
St. Anne's, Gallery's for pa- rishioners, slaves, and ser- vants. 75
St. Anne's, organist of . 75
St. Anne's, dark day for. 75
St. Anne's, the Point Look Out 75
St. Anne's, rector of, Malcolm, Keene 75
St. Anne's, cost of, in 1792 75
St. Anne's burned. 75
St. Anne's bell tolls its requiem 75 St. Anne's rebuilt .. 76 St. Anne's, change of spirit .. 77
St. Anne's in front ranks 77 St. Anne's, report of rector 77 St. Anne's Chapel. 77
St. Philip's Chapel 77
St. Anne's ancient communion vessels. 77
St. Michaels, feast day of. 88 St. Philip's day .. 90 St. Jacob's day 90
St. Michael, the Arch angel 90 State House, very beautiful. 91 Stoddard's, James, survey of A 97 State House destroyed by fire. 97 State House Circle. 97
State Library 98 Stewart, Dr. Chas 102
Storm towards South River. 103 St. Anne's Parish 108
State House
108
Stewart Mr Vincent, killed ... 115 Steadman, Mary murdered. . . 116 St. Anne's, Gov. Ogle interred117 Stewart, Geo., election of, set aside 120
Stewart, Wm
130
Stocking manufactory
120
State House, bills of credit for120
Styles of the time
128
Streets with no pavements
129
St. George's festival.
136
Stage in Annapolis 140
St. Tamina ..
148
Stamp act in Annapolis 149
Stamped paper returned 151
Stage patronized by Gov. Eden153 St. Anne's bell. 158
St. Tamina society 159
Stewart George 159
State House, the third in An. 161 State House, dimensions of . . . 162 State Convention . .. 169
Stewart, Mr. Anthony . . 171, 173, 173
Steuben, Major-Gen. Baron .. 185 Stratagem of Lafayette 187 State, address of, to Washing.203 State, reply of Wash. to. 204
Steuben, Baron, Washington's
letter to
205
St. John's College
208
Steret, John.
209
St. John's injured by a politi- .cal fued. .213
St. John's, Lottery for.
.213
St. John's claim, settlement of214
.
389
INDEX.
St. John's, appropriation to ... 214 State subscription, members
St. John's seized. 214 who 7
St. John's, Wash. visit to .... 218
St. John's College and Wash. 219
Steven, Vachel .223
Stone, John Hoskins .226
Sterrett, Sam'l. Capt.
.227
Sterrett, John.
.227
St. Anne's Church stoned
.235
Stuart, Major Alex.
935
State public meeting. .249
Steamer Surprise.
254
Stiles, Geo. & Son.
254
Stephen, John. 255
State and U. S., conflict bet .. 255
Star Chamber of Annapolis ... 356
State Managers, unnamed ... 256
Strawberry Hill farm 256
State Library
.259
Stewart, Peggy. 266
States' cannon used in riot .. .271
State House, fire in 273
Steele, James B. 273
Star, the Democratic.
973
282
St. John's College cadets
282
Stalker, Jno. E
.284
Stockett, Frank H.
297
Steam Ferry Boat "Ready" .. 300
Stewart, Dr. Geo. H
303
St. Mary's Catholic Church .. 304
St. Martin's Church . .... 305
Steip, John .. 305 propriation 210
Sullivan, John ..
222
Somerville, Wm.
226
Sutton, Sam'l.
248
Sunday Schools
255
Sutton, Capt., decided to put
into A
268
Sunday work and barbers
314
Sullivan, C. A.
316
Suicide of Lt. Danenhower ... 321
Susquehannahs
.332
Swithson. Thos., donates to K. W's. school 79
Swann, Richard
263, 273
324 Swann, Thomas
303
Swope, J. H.
305
Swann, Mrs. Richard
307
Storm overtakes settlers
.398
Swann, R.
316
Sympathy for Boston
168
State subscription approved .. 3 Sypolls, Henry 229
Streets, powers over
338
Stewart, Chas
167
Steuart, David
167
Steele, John 167
Stiff. Wm.
167
Stiff, Thomas
167
Steiger, Jordan
167
Stewart, Anthony
167
Stringer, Richard.
170, 176
Steward, Stephen.
170.176
Susquehannock Indians 22
Susquehanna Indians.
28
Susquehannas desire peace
28
Susquehannock embassadors .. 55
Submitted to the King. 57 Sudden removal of capital ... 60 Sugar Plum of all the Mayors coaches. 62
Subscribers to choose pews in St. Anne's 75 Subscription to free schools. 78 Supscription to the Gazette .... 99 Support of garrison at Cape Breton 105
Sullivan, Daniel, gibbetted ... .116
Sufferers, collection for Boston120
Sun of England.
129
Susquehanna
161
Suggestion of Gen. Wash. 162
Suspension of St. John's ap-
Stewart, Anthony, house of .. 308 Stewart, brig Peggy, bowl from309 Steam fire engine in Annap .... 311 St. Anne's Mission Chapel, a memorial. 312
St. John's College. 312
State receives from A.&E.R.R313 Stockett, Frank H., staff officer313
Steam Ferry boat.
315
St. John's College, report on .. 317 St. John's College, property of317 Stockett, J. Schaaf 320 Stanley, William, killed. 320 Statue of Taney ..
Statue of De Kalb
324
State Museum.
324
Stewart, Capt
390
INDEX.
T
Tax to build church in Annap. 65 Thorton, William.
Taxable perrons in St. Anne's 68 Theatre had been introduced .. 25 Tayland, Mr. William .......... 69 Thomas, archbishop of Cantr'y
Tax bill to raise sinking fund. 71 Tasker, Col. Ben. 71, 96, 97, 146 Tasker Thomas. 78
Taylor. Edward. 83
Taylard, Mr.Clarke, mistrusted 85
Tax on tobacco. 101
Tax imposed without authority105 Tasker, Esq., Ben. acts as Gov.117
Tasker, Benj., jr .. ...... 118, 159
Tannery set up by Thos. Hyde119 Tavern, Signs 129
Tamina, St 142
Tatswell. John 155
Tar and feathers 178
Talbot Court House 220
Tate, Robt. W
311
Tate, James E
311
Taylor, Geo. M.
315
Taney statue. .324
Taxes on real estate. 340
Terms of purchase of lots 53
Temporary removals of capital 56
Tenure vain, for St. Mary's .. 56
Tench, Hon. Thomas. 64
Tench, Esq , Thomas. 84
Ten persons to be common
councilmen
88
Temple street. 97
Ten persons struck by light- ning 110
Tea burnt at Annapolis.
171
Temperance in politics.
261
Testimony of Dan. T. Hyde.269
Telegraph to Annapolis.
281
Telephone and telegraph in Annapolis 324 Threatening speeches. 32 The Battle of the Severn 33
Thurston, Thos., before the Governor 38
Thurston, Thos., desires to leave Province 38 Thompson, Alex .. .222.229 Thomas Trueman, impeach- ment of. 54 Theatre, Annap. 226, 140, 141, 148 The Ancient Regime disap- pears. 228 Thompson, Richard, Jr .229
Three clergymen from Anne Arundel. 66
Three lots for St. Anne's.
69
Thompson, John 78
Thompson, Richard 86
The first newspaper in Md. 94 The Maryland Gazette. 94
Thomas, Robert 97
The second newspaper in Md. 98
The Pretender.
101
The Freemen of Maryland 106
Three Governor's messages in one day 107
The Indians 109
The Puritans 108
The Gazette 109
Three companies go to Canada110 Thornton, William, sheriff 111 The legislature prorogued 113
Thames, Frigate . 316
Theatre on West street
121
The First Citizen, letters of. 121 The sexton, Sol. Mogg. 125 The Maryland Gazette .. 125
Thornton, Wm., Esq., to frame discourse. 133
Theatre in Annapolis
139
The first American theatre
146
Theatre, the first American
146
Theatre opened. 147
Theatre, site of ,147
Theatre on Gloucester St. 148 The King's passengers. 157 The stamp act in Annapolis. 149 Thornton, Mrs. Commodore .. 323 Thomas, John ........ .315, 316, 323 The St. Tamina Society .159 Third State House in Annap. . 161 The third State House 161 Three islands, mouth West River 174
Thousands of French auxillia-
ries
187
Thomas, Nicholas
220
Thompson, Jane
829
391
INDEX.
Thomas' Point, British sloop on234 Todd, tomb of 19 "The Glorious Nineteen," .... 244 Token to be brought by In-
Thomas, Geo. A.
.245, 248
dians. .
30
Thomas, Jno. B.
248, 250 Town at Proctors, made a port 52
Thompson, W. R.
259
To draw up a bill of attainder. 55
Town at Proctors ....
...
.57,58
Three rifles leveled on Judge Brewer. 271
The Democratic Star.
273
The First Citizen. 275
Thanksgiving, proclamation of281
Thompson, Wm. H.
282
The College Green.
.302
The Governor's Folly. 302
The third Gubernatorial Man- sion .302
Third Gubernatorial Mansion.302
"The Old Blue Church,"
303
The Ball Boom ..
305
The Old City Hall
305
The City Hotel.
305
The Gazette and State Printing312 Thompson, Prof. Wm. H ..... 312
The Gazette explains defeat .. 316
The Court House of Annapolis 318 Tootell, Mr. 108
The Chase Mansion.
.306
The Harwood Residence. .306
The Ogle House. .307
The Paca dwelling.
307
The Iglehart House.
307
The Pinkney House
308
The Liberty Tree.
308
The Dove, (Note).
328
The Ark, (Note)
.328
The Charter of Annapolis. .334
Thompson, Richard.
.167
Thimnis, John.
168
Thomas, John.
176
Timid deputies lose the gov- ernment. 57
Tilghman, Maj., Wm., clerk .. 104 Times, customs of the, 1765 ... 124 Times, dress of the time 1765.124 Times are dreadful, &c 151
Tilghman, Mathew.169, :74, 175
Tilghman, Lusby
226
Tilghman, James.
166
Tillard, Thomas 176
Took possession of unoccupied lands 18
Town originally intended
18
Town laid at Greensbury's. 18 Todd, Thomas. 18
Tomb of the Ridgleys
18
Town Land at Proctors .... 62, 146 Town at port of Anne Arundel 62 Town and port at Severn .... 63 Topp, Edwd., at Annapolis ... 66 Town clerk of Annapolis .. 66
To treat with workmen to
build
69
Topp, Rev. Mr.
69
Tootell, Richard ...
71,170
Tombstone of Evan Jones.
...
76
Tombstone of Amos Garrett.
76
Town of Annapolis, attempt
upon ..
82
Town and port of Annapolis .. 87
Town-common.
94
Torres, Francis, advertisement100
Tobacco, tax on
100
Tobacco, taxed without law 105
Tolley's Point
109
Tom, a negro, executed
112
Tobacco from America.
127
Totness, ship, burned.
174
Toasts at inauguration of Gov183 Toasts on treaty of peace ....... 194 Toasts at dinner to Wash205, 218 Toasts at dinner to Wash .... 318 Toasts at Masonic celebration 223 Tootell, John. 229
Toasts at banquet to William
Pinkney
23%
Toasts at banquet on downfall
of Napoleon
236
Topper, Samuel, arrested
.300
Tongue, Benjamin
.301
Townley, Francis.
307
Town clock in Annapolis
.315
Town not dead.
325
Tonry, William
167
Towson, Thomas.
167
18
Tract of 250 acres surveyed ..
..
Trade committee decides for Lord Baltimore ... ..
36
Treaty of peace with Indians
in 1666
40
Trade to be done at ports.
53
Troops invest & fort
54
892
INDEX.
Trueman, Thomas, impeach- ment of.
Trade of Annapolis declines ... 319 54 Traces of trade in Annapolis .. 320 Trueman, Major, found ...... 55 Trade revives in Annapolis. .. 320 Trueman escapes punishment. 55 Treatment of Indians ........ 331 Tradesmen given land in An- napolis. 63
Tradesmen put outside city limits .
64
Tradesmen not to annoy one
another
64 Turf, the, in Annapolis 258
Tuck, W. G .. .
250
Tuck, W. G., Capt.
299
Tuck, W. H.
316
Tuck, Wm ..
167
Two substantial changes of
capital 56
Two market days in a week .. .. 57
Two fairs a year in Annap, 65, 90 Two fair days 94
Two hurt severely 110
Two military companies at An- napolis. 170
Treaty of peace celebrated
.194
Trenton and Annapolis.
.200
Two centuries, a retrospect of375
Tyler, John. 226
Tray, Francis
.305
Tysalel, Robt.
289
Treaty of peace under poplar .. 309 Tyler, Arson 805
U
Union pole and Flag raising ... 299 Upshur, Commander .266
Union Home Guard formed ... 299
Upper House refuses to concur 51
Upper House gave a sharp repl 57
Unsworth, John.
167
Unwilling to trust Mr. Taylard 85
United States and State officers255
V
Van Horn, a congressman. .227
Vansant, Joshua.
284
Vanville Rangers.
282
Vanguard of sick arrive.
.299
Verling.
147
Vacancies, how filled
335
Very quiet Indians
160
Varndel, John
167
Vallette, Eli.
167
Veazey, Gov
250
Vessels licensed
177
Virginia
19
Vessels, arms, ammunition tak 36
Vestrymen of St. Anne'sin ... 68
Vestrymen of St. Anne's, 1704 69
Vestry of St. Anne's lays its
Vestry of St. Anne's order a. 73 Verse, Annapolis described on 92
Visitation of the clergy 65
Villianous designs.
8$
Villians break into Council
84
Vinn, Edward, in pillory.
118
grievances.
69
Violence of the people.
156
Tuesday club .. 131
Tuesday club, conundrums of. 135
Tuition at St. John's. 210, 211 Tumblert, Geo. 229 Tuck, Washington G. .255
Trustees of St. Anne's, 1774 .. 75 Trustees of King William's school .. 78
Treasurer's Building
81
Trespass and ejectment 91
Trade act to advance. 96
Tradesmen, encouragement of 96
Transition material ..
.108
Trying period for Gov. Eden .. 153
Trade at Annapolis. .
.109
Troops, Maryland.
182
Trenton and Princeton. 139
Two halves of a lemon.
270
Truine, Mathew.
229
Union members of Gov. Guards secede. 299 Upper House disclaim any inte 92 Union Ticket 313 Upper Marlboro 147 Urquhart's, Mrs., Spring ... . 225 Utie, Col. Nathaniel 37
Verdict of Jury ..
112
Veazey, Gov. Thomas W 249
393
INDEX.
Virginia Convention to Md .... 155 Visit of A. E. Borie. 316 View from State House .. ..... 162 Volumes, quaint and curious .. 79 Voyage to Maryland ....... 91, 327 Volunteers against Indians. .. 119 Vote of Annapolis in 1860. .281
Vindex. .. 185 Visitors and Govs. of St. Jno's.209 Visit of La Fayette to Annap.239
Vindication of Judge Brewer.272
Vollmer, Frederick. 305
Voorhees, Philip R. ........ 308
W
Warner, James 19
War could only decide it. 32
Washington, John. 47 of State .. .202 WarfielJ, Richard .. 68, 97,98 Wardens of St. Anne's threat- en non-attendents. 71 Walls of St. Anne's alone re- mained 76 Washington, address to An. to203 Washington, President, visit to Annapolis. 218 Washington visit St. John's ... 218 Washington's reply to Annap.203 Walls of second State House good. Washi igton address of State to203 81 Waters, Mr. John. 82 W. Bladen, clerk of Council 87 Washington; reply of, to State204 Washington's letter to Baron Steuben .. 205
Warfield, Mr. Alex 96
Water, men walking on
101
Watson, William.
103
Warehouse lost by fire. 110
Walker, Dr. James. 114
Washington, Col. Geo 119
Wallis, John, chimney sweep. 130
Wagstaffe, Richard. 180 Wax figures in Annapolis .... 139 Washington, George ... 144, 220 Wall .. 147
Walker. 147
Wagon manf. of Hutton Bros.147 Washington, guest at. 152
Water gives place to land .. 157
Water and made land. 157
Washington resigns military commission 163 Washington, suggestion of .... 163 Wallace, Mr. Chas., chairman175 Wallace, Charles .. . 161, 170, 176, 177, 181
Washington. in Annapolis ..... 192 Washington, Gen. .. 196
Washington resigns his mili-
tary com. at Annapolis .. . 200 Washington arrives at Annap.201 Washing's. room in City Hotel201 Walton, Col. John. .201 Walton, Dr. J. Randolph.201, 318 Washington 201, 203
Washington, address to ...... 202 Washington reply to Council
Washington and his aids.
206
Walker, Col. Benj.
206
Washington's address. .. .206
Washington, Gen. Mifflin's ad- dress to. 207
Washington College
.. 208
Washington, dinner to .. 218, 219 Washington, journey of ...... 219 Washington and St. John's College 219
Washington, nephews of ... .. 220
Washington's reception ..
... 221
Washington, mourning for .... 224
War of 1812 ..
.233
Watkins, J. N.237, 258, 259, 260, 261, 304
Watkins and Chandler fight ... 235 Watson's, Capt., troops. .240 Warfield's, Capt., troops. .240
Watson, Robert. .248
Warfield, Lancelot.
256
Waters, Ramsay
263
Warrington, Commodore
.266
Ward, Prof. 266
Walton, Col. John, testifies .. 269 Wallace, James L ... 270, 297, 306 Walton, Col. John. 284
War excitement in Annap. 285
Watts, Wm. .301
Waugh, Dr. J. W.
301
Waters, Thomas G.
. .
304
Views of Annap. Gazette on crises 282, 283
894
INDEX.
Walton, Col., has notable bow1809
Waite, Col. C. A., U. S. A .... 810
Watkins, Capt. Thos., Provost
Marshal.
318
Wealth of oysters.
875.
Wells, John H., 1st Lieut.
.880
West River.
283
West River Guard.
Wesley Chapel.
905
Wells, Dr. Geo
316, 321
Weapons, not lawful to be
carried.
341
Weeden, Oliver
168
Wardens of the Port.
338
Weems, John.
170, 176
Water, Martin.
168
Whipped publicly, E. Erberry 41
Warren, John. 168
Watkins, Thomas.
170
Watkins, Stephen.
170
Warfield, Alex., Dr. Chas
176
Waters, Thomas G.
261
Warrosquoyacke county. 19
Wells, Mr. Richard.
31
Werard, Peter
71
Welsh epitaph.
76
Wells, Hon. Geo., presents &
bell
76
Whetcroft, Burton.
229, 230
Wharf at end of
Prince
Wells, Daniel.
82
Whetcroft, Henry
22
Welsh, Sylvester.
83
Welsh to Wells
83
Wells to We'sh
83
Wells, Daniel.
83
Welsh, Capt., discharged. 83
Welsh, John.
97
West, Jr., Stepney, manufac. 111
Wealthy Government.
145
Welch, Benj., will pay no tax.150
Weems, John.
168
Welch, Chas. S.
174
Webster, Noah, visits Annap. . 221 Wells, Wm
Weems, Rev. Mason L ... 229
Welcome address to La Fayette239
Welch, Robt.
255
Williams, a conspirator
83
Wilson, Major
83
Wilson, Josiah ..
86,88
William and Anne, ship
103
Williamson, Thos., manufact'r111
Williams, Elisha. drowned .... 112
Wilson, Joseph, conterfeiter. . 116
Wilson, Geo.
117
Winchelsea. ship, armed .. 113, 115
Wild bear
118
Windmill on Windmill Point. 120
Will of William Farris ..
122
Wilson, Capt. Robert
126
Whigs
245, 250
Why Senate rejects nomina-
tions .
250
White, J. Wesley
304, 316
Wheeler, John.
305
Wharton trial.
318
White's,
Father
Andrew.
Journal.
327
Wharves may be repaired. .
.338
Witch hanged on shipboard ... 49 Williamson, Rev. Alex. 72
William III, of England. 77
235
Williams ..
83
Weems, Mr. John C.
259
Weems, Capt.
250
Wilson, John.
100
Wells, Geo. Jr.
259, 260,261
Wesley Chapel. 305 Welch's, Chas. S., property ... 308 Wells, Hon. Geo., President A. & E. R. R. 313 Wesley Chapel congregation. . 315 Welling, James C 316 Wells, Geo ...... 262, 263, 303, 315 Wells, Elijah. .263 Western Hotel invaded 269
Wholesome springs at St.
Mary's.
59
Workman, Anthony, donates. 78 Whitfield visits Annapolis. . . . 110 Whalen, Richard. . 117
Whipping of a reverend.
137
Whig Club of Baltimore.
157
Whetcroft, William.
177
Whitting, condemned.
225
Wheeler, Bennett.
225
Wells, Hon. George, protests
against furnace
76
George's street.
.228
Whigs were strongest
244
Waterworks, Annapolis. .
.314
Watkins, T. H., wounded. ... 315
Wallis, S. T., oration of ...... 824
Waterwitch Hook and Ladder Co 16
INDEX. 995
Will of Gen. Washington ...
.148 Wooten, Rev. James
69
Wignell, Mr ..
148
Williams, Thos. C. and Co .. .. 171
Williams, Jas., 167, 172, 173, 225, 226, 229
Williams, Joseph.
172, 173
Wilkins, William ... 167, 177, 181
Williams, Otto H.
196
Workman,
Anthony,
alias
Williams, Gen.
196
William
96
Wilkerson, William
226
Williams, Wm
229
Wisepam, John.
229
Williamson, James
842
Wilmot, Mr. Chas. F
256
Williamson, J.
258
Wiggins, Daniel H
259
Windmill of D. H. Wiggins .. 259
Williams, Amos A. 262
Windmill, a.
266
Wilson, Thos. J., proposes Maryland to set up sepa- rate sovereignty. .282
Wilson, Thomas, elected re-
corder.
285
Wilson, Thos. J.
300
Williams, Rev. Robt. H. 304, 320
Wilson, Col. Thos. J., pay-
master ..
.313
Worthington, Brice T. B.170, 176 Wright, Isaac, counterfeiter. 116 Wren, Sir Christopher 128
Wilkinson, J.
167
Wright, Solomon
220
Willatt, William
167
Wright, Robt., Gov
226
Wilmot, Edward.
168
Wright, John S
315
Williams, Edward.
261
Wright, Charles.
168
Wyat, Nicholas.
18
Wiggins, Daniel H.
261
Women, able, jury of.
44
Wyat, Rev. Mr.
252
Workmen to build St. Anne's 69
Wyvill, Marmaduke,
176
Y
Yarley, Francis.
25, 28 Young, Col. Sam'l
97
Young, Mr.
84 York hung for horse stealing. 113
Young, Richard
87 Yorktown ..
187
Young, Sam'l.
97
Z
Zielke, Charles
. ..
305
Zouave Corps ....... 299
....
.313
Workingmen's B. & L. Ass'n.325
Worthington, William
167
Woolford, John.
168
Wilson, W. H. F., death of ... 321
Williams, Joseph.
167
Nancy
158
Worthington, B. T. B
168
Wolfe, Gen
.253
Woodford, Henry.
256
Workingmen's meeting in An-
napolis
284
Wood, Thomas
100
Worthington, Mr. Thomas
102
Worm bites in Patapsco
111
Women, negro, executed
116
Woman kills a man
121
Woodcock, Harry 125
Woman and
The
Lovely
Worthington & Co.
.312
Woodward, Regnal D.
Worthington, Thomas.
70
Wolfstenhone, Daniel ..
71
Woodcock, Mr., organist of St
Anne's
75
Wootton, James
87
Woodchuck's Rest.
96
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