The Register of Pennsylvania : devoted to the preservation of facts and documents and every other kind of useful information respecting the state of Pennsylvania, Vol. III, Part 1

Author: Hazard, Samuel, 1784-1870
Publication date: 1828
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GENEALOGY 974.8 H34R V. 3


U. S' hil Pers


THE


Register


REGISTER OF PENNSYLVANIA.


DEVOTED TO THE


PRESERVATION OF FACTS AND DOCUMENTS,


AND EVERY OTHER KIND OF


USEFUL INFORMATION


RESPECTING THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.


EDITED BY SAMUEL HAZARD.


VOL. III .- JANUARY TO JULY 1829.


PHILADELPHIA,


PRINTED BY W. F. GEDDES, NO. 59, LOCUST-STREET.


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v. 3


INDEX.


=


A


Academy, Manual Labour, plan of 94 Accommodations in the City for travellers Acts passed by legislature 1828-9 292 Adams co. description of 63 taxables in 96 Address, poetical, of the carriers 31 Agricultural Association of Lancaster co. 16 Meeting at Bustleton respecting foreign potatoes and barley 204 Alleghany College, military school 300


Mountain, Roberts's report on portage across 277 290


route for a canal


166


Bridges, Canal, specification of


219


slackwater


167


Bristol, charter of


312


river, freshet in


299


Brownsville glass works


176


Almshouse of Philadelphia, deaths and diseases


90


Buckingham and Solebury, history of


407 350


Anecdote, Revolutionary of Col. A. McLane


387


Bucks Co. trees indigenous


Apprentices Library Co. Report


186


Butter and Lard, inspections of 304


184


Byberry, history of


C


Cabbage, perennial introduced 320


Canal French creek feeder


11


Chesapeake and Ohio memorial


76


Conestogo, trade of 42


117


Lackawaxen


137


Schuylkill navigation company


25


system report to Congress on 61


49


.


and Rail Roads, between Delaware & Susq. 54


report to legislature 149


Baltimore and Susquehanna rail road billl, reports against in Senate and H. of R. 65, 221


Edward F. Gay's report 166,181,184 James Clarke's do 216


Banks, tabular statement of the condition of the of Pennsylvania, state of its affairs


92


report of damage by ice, to 231


on duties of Secretary


232


Abner Lacock


257


. James D. Harris


258


Alonzo Livermore


259


springs


ib.


town


ib.


270


forges and furnaces


ib.


Bethany W. Co. notice of


137


Glass factory


ib.


Biographical notice of Ephraim Bloom 96


Sir William Keith


111


Co. Union, vote $5000 to S. Mifflin's family 334


new Commissioners appointed 351, 384


336 ib.


John Evans ib.


ib.


Jacob Rush ib.


Capital of Banks in N. York, Boston & Philada. 28


Edward Shippen


ib.


Carl, Rev. Mr. address to Infant Schools 385


Jaspar Yeates


ib.


Carlisle, Catterpillars at 416


ib.


H. H. Breckenridge ib.


242


Carriage, by waggons and canals contrasted


350


Bishop White 261


416


William M'Kenzie


319


Centreville, notice of Chambersburg described


234


and Harrisburg rail road


129


and York do


132


Caterpillars and crops


350


Charities, public of Philadelphia report of committee on premium for essay on


228


400


Charter of Chester Bristol


312


Lancaster


396


· 335


Chester, charter of proceedings on Boston port bill county, hail storm in


264


38


335


36 37 ib. 38


Newtown


ib.


provincial meeting at Philad'a instructions to assembly on


244


Breakwater, progress of


9


Lancaster


Carlisle


Chester


245


12 | Boston Port bill, circular letter of committee ib.


letter to committee of Boston proceedings at York 35 letter to committee of Mass. ib. proceedings at Reading


34


Matthias Hollenback 165


Samuel Neely


240


Cannon balls discovered at Doylestown


Wm. A. Atlee


240


Carbon Port, notice of rail road at mines


Wm. Bradford Thomas Smith


ib.


cave and spring at proceedings on Boston port bill


37 320


John B. Gibson


ib.


Caterpillars at Chambersburg at Carlisle


135


Gabriel Meisse


320


Gen. Wayne


369, 387, 401


Elizabeth Ferguson Elizabeth Mundes!


399


Births in Philadelphia each day, and several years 128 405 Bishops, first American consecration of Blackbird, a singular in York Co. 350 176


Bleaching, new mode discovered Bloomfield, town of described 304 forge at 335 remarkable draught of fish Boston Port bill, meeting at Philad'a, respecting 26,34 Dr. Smith's address at 27


ib.


cherries destroyed at


272


money paid out for bill


330


Union, boats and lumber which pass


384


Mauch Chunk


ib.


Dewitt Clinton's do


217, 218


Baptist church, case of 228


Bark, inspections of in Philad. 7'years


206


for 1828_


304


Bedford Co. description of


145


Atlee, Wm. Augustus, judge


241


Auction Commissions and Duties duties at Philadelphia


177, 255


16


Susquehanna and Lehigh


68


Pennsylvania 11, 100, 166, 240, 335, 350 217, 218


273


Armstrong Co. Receipts and expenditures


176


Asparagus, large raised in Passyunk


400


Assembly's address against Gov. Gookin


162


Athenæum, report of 91


241


bequest to by W. Lehman bust of Dr. Johnson at


252


Delaware and Raritan


Aurora Borealis, description of B


Bache Franklin's letter on penitentiary system 197


61


and rail road loan, Governor refuses to sign bill


1


394


41, 49


264


265


Thomas Duncan


Ardent Spirits, tables shewing the number and size of houses which retail . 94


Butcher's memorial to Councils


INDEX.


Chester county mutton Chilisquaque meteorological tables


192


Draught of a horse, great 176


! Duncan Stephen report ag. Balt. rail road 64


E


Easton, storm at


399


rapid travelling from to Phila. 399


Education, sum expended for 195


Election, Presidential in each State


144


Engraver, a self taught


320


Episcopal Church in Pennsylvania 337 353 382 405 336


Erie, harbor improved


Lake, first instance of a trip being performed in January ib.


Exchange, bills of, sum required in different cities for £1000 protested 128


Execution of criminals memorial against public Turkish mode of


223 ib.


consumption of in Philad.


ib.


143


Expenditures of Phil. Co.


Southwark


F


Fair Mount-streets proposed to be cut throughi by Spring Garden


16


399


Fat, young lady at York Female Hospitable Society, report voters in St. Paul's church


228


Ferguson Elizabeth, biography of


395


Finances; Auditor General's report report of committee of ways and means


355


Collateral inheritances, amount of


179


399


Commencements, medical


200


Commerce of the U. S.


8


Conestoga creek, load of coal ascends trade of, commences accident on 335


32


42


Congress members of, from this state from 1789 to 1827 242


Consumption number of deaths by, in Philad. from 1807 to 1828 128


Contrast between wagon and canal carriage 320


Controllers of public schools, report 152


Convicts, expense of conveying


196


Cooper J. W . invents new mode of bleaching


176


Copperas macie at Mercer


148


Council of Safety appointed


200 10


Criminals, memorial against public executions business of different courts


212


Crops, prospect of


336


Currency, difficulties of the


1, 19


bills issued from 1723 to 1739


19


1739 to 1749


20


value of gold and silver from 1700 to 1739 19


D


Dallas G. M: letters favor of H. of Refuge 250 Damask table linen made at Pittsburg 15


Damascus notice of 137


Dauphin Co. number of poor in 148


Davis Jacob S. Description of Wayne Co.


135


Deaf and Dumb Institution report 43


Deaths and Diseases Phil. for 1828 and several years


128


Delaware River Shad fisheries value of


214


low tide in


239


Piers in Cost of


9


Breakwater


9


frozen over


144


breaks up


176


Hail storm in Chester county 335


Haines Samuel, on Pennsylvania rail road 47


Hamiltonville, notice of 335


Harris James D.'s canal report 256


Harrisburgh& Columbia rail road, Hopkins' report 129


meteorological tables 206,236,248,366


mechanic's meeting at 263


Lancasterian school


166


number ofarks and rafts which passed in 1827 67


Health, board of, members


199


Doylestown severe weather


Discovery of cannon balls


336


Hollenback Matthias, biographical notico 165


28559


318


Fuel saving society, report of G


Gas lights, at Pittsburgh


176


Gay, Edward F. Canal reports 167, 181


Geology of Wayne county 138 Germantown, Gen. Wayne's account of affairs there 375 Gettysburg described 64


Gilbert Benj. and family, captivity of by the Indians 314, 321, 344


Glass factory at Bethany blown at Brownsville 176, 288


137


Gold, value of from 1700 to 1739 20


Gookin Gov. complaint of assembly against 162


Government, expenses of 193


Governor, appointments by 148,286, 288,320,336,400


Graces The, given to academy of fine arts 253


Grain, quantity measured in Philadelphia 32


Grand Jury present tippling houses 329


60


Greensburg notice of


60


storm at


288


Gunpowder, a valuable pound of


336


H


Commissioners ofN. J. on .


351 9


Dengue fever at Harrisburg


288 14


Southern and Northern


24


Dividends on Stocks Tax on Bank


32 177


177


Domestics Society for encouraging, constitution of 328 Douglass D. B. report on canal from Easton to Carpenter's point 101


353 382 405


225


228


Circle quadrature of, discovered


240


Clark James, report ou canals Clarksville, notice of


137 240


Clinton De Witt, canal report dinner to


411


34 79 119


Coal trade 1828 1820 to 1828 Lehigh Philad."


80 73


79


in Wayne co.


139


Clearfield co. 240 256


history of the discovery and uses of anthracite 301 336


at Mount Carbon


399 ib.


regions, account of


409


mines of Schuylkill co. 410


117


300


189


Fish, great draught of ing, great in Schuylkill new mode of


416


Floor Cloth Manufactory, report on


235


Flour, average price of in Philad. from 1785 to 1828 148 and corn meal inspected in Philad. 1828 304 and corn meal inspected in U. S. 1828 205


146


Forges in Bedford county


Bloomfield


335


Franklin county, description of 233


fund, report to councils on the state


392


Institute, report on M'Cauly's floor cloth 235 purpose experiments on water power 253,317


Freeport, first collection of canal tolls at 384


French creek feeder, account of 11


Frost in May, at Milton 336


Crawford co. sketch of


223


Coasting trade, value of College Allegheny, Military school Dickinson, state of funds


310


first load of through Lehigh canal


Clearfield, introduced into Reading


140


Clearfield co. coal in


217


217 218


192 248 319 377 272 304


Christ's Church communion plate history of Church First Baptist, case of St. Paul's, female voters


Burnetein 195,00 7-16.66.16vols 2.5798 P.O. 2514


Forts troops at


Dispensary Phila. Report of


Greene county, description of taxables in


61


304 | Hog, a mammotb, 176


ib


176


iv


INDEX.


Hopkins Wm. R., report on Harrisburg and Co- lumbia rail road


129


do and York


132


Hopkinson, Judge, opinion on rights of joint owners of vessels, case of Brig Seneca do. schooner Elvira


113 361


Hand vs. schr. Elvira, salvage 360 Lentz vs. Schaffer, Landlord and tenant .411


Lead quantity made in United States 9


Lee Charles and Gen. Wayne, difference between 390


224


Horse power, calculations respecting on rail ways great draught of a


55 176


Horticultural Society offer premiums for Sea Kale 271 335


House of Refuge I & J


Indian affairs, expenses of


33


S. Keith's memorial respecting 210


Indingent widows society, report 91


Infant schools society, report of


303, 364


Rev. Mr. Carl's address to


386


Insolvents, of what occupation


224


Inspections of flour and corn meal 205


Lehman William, death and notice of 224


240


legacies resolution of Athenaum 269


Letter from Council to Hannah Penn 154


James Logan to Charles Gookin 161


John Hazlewood to Gen. Washington 180


181


Robert Ballard to do


ib.


James Logan to John Penn relating to set- tlements on theOhio Mississip. 210 211


On the times 1775 248


G. M. Dallas on House Refuge 250


Samuel Rush do ib.


Dr. Abercrombie relating to Bust of Dr. Johnson in Athenæum 253


Thomas Wharton jr. to Gen. Lacey


296 297


Gen. Lacey to Col. Kirkbride


296


Thomas Wharton jr. to do John Armstrong to Gen. Lacey


ib.


T. Matlack to Gen. Lacey


299 356 360


Col. Kirkbride to Gen. Lacey 298 340


Gen Washington to do. 298 305 306 325 326 343 356


Gen. Lacey to Gen. Washington 298 306 324 326 341 342 356


Do. to Council


298 305 307 324 341


Do. to Gen. Armstrong


307 336 341 543


Gen. Wayne to Gen Lacey


308


Gen. Lacey to Mr. Vanhorne


308


Gen. Green to Gen. Lacey 341


341


Gen. Lacey to Gen. Green Gen. Armstrong to Gen. Lacey


341


Joseph Reed to Gen. Lacey 342 357 359


Gen. Maxwell to Gen. Lacey 356


357


Pres. Reed to H. W. esq.


357


loaded boat ascends Conestogo 32


37


trade of the Conestoga


42, 254


deer killed in


128


Clement Biddle to do


359


David Scott to J. McIlvaine


368


from J. McIlvaine in reply


368


Gen, Wayne to - - , detailing events at Germantown 375


Charles Lee to Gen. Wayne


390


Gen. Wayne to Charles Lee 390 391


Do to Rob. Morris


401


Do to Col. Hartley


402


R. H. Harrison to Gen. Wayne


402


Gen. Wayne to Col. Bland


402


B. Fishbourne to Gen. Wayne


402


Gen. Wayne to Joseph Reed 404


404


175 Lexington battle Licenses, report on 151 262


tin pedlars 180


227 tavern, amount of 178


228


Library Philadelphia, Mckenzie's legacy to 319


J. Smith appointed Librarian 306


Literature progress of, in Penn.


267


Legislative question about Speaker Legislators of Pennsylvania, their occupation Legacies, liberal of F. Kohne William Lehman's William Mckenzie's


94


383


240


319


Lehigh coal and navigation company, report acting manager's rep. engineer's report


73


canal, account of first coal by


74 367 399


co. snow in May 336


bark, flour, &c. 304


Instructions, singular to Gov. Keith respecting no- tices on Sunday 101


Insurance companies act respecting


319


Internal improvements


11, 25, 42, 45, 54, 68, 100,


137, 139, 148, 149, 167, 192 fund, report of commis- sioners 139, 195


report of committee on 149


expenditures


193


Iron, in Crawford county


10


Bedford county


145


Franklin county Schuylkill county


399


Jackson, President's inaugural speech


164 61


Jefferson county, taxables in medical college, graduates 1829


201


1816 to do


202


Johnson Dr. bust of in Athenæum, history of Juniata, improvements on


335


Justices of the peace in 1824


15


by whom appointed


ib.


K


Kale Sea, premium offered for 270


Keith, Sir William, biographical notices 209


copies of sundry papers furnish- ed by James Logan 211


memorial respect'g Indians 210,211


King, Mr.'s speech on unpatented lands 97


Kohne Frederick's legacies large


383


Lacey Gen, letters to and from L 295 to 298, 305 to 308


324 to 326


Lackawaxen canal and rail road


137


Lacock Abner's report on canal


256


Lanccaster county agricultural association 16


proceedings on Boston port bill


397


Lancasterian school at Harrisburg


Lands, unpatented, Mr. King's speech


act respecting


253


fees on


177


Land-office, business of the


309


Laws, pamphlets, receipts for


179


Law case, Commonwealth vs. Marshall Treillon, surety of peace


39


Same vs. Daniel do


ib.


108


M'Ewen, Hale, & D. vs. Girard, stock Davis and Brooks vs. brig Seneca, part ownership 113


147


Busman vs. Union canal co. damages Case of First Baptist Church, Judge Smith's opinion, right of property Todds do Commonwealth vs. St. Pauls Ch, voters Cope vs. Cordova, landing and delivery U. S. vs. Boyer, counterfeiting


284 289


Law case, Commonwealth vs. Leeds, master & ap- prentice 326


N. Liberties vs, Heart, paving street 350 Case vs. McNair, illegal fees 351


Honesdale, notice of rail road from


136


137


225


Gen. Lacey to the cols. of his brigade


Gen. Lacey to Pres. Reed 357 358


Vice Pres. Moore to Gen. Lacey 358 360


Col. Harmar to Gen. Lacey 358


charter of


166 97


305 308 325


297


252


234


Samuel Ward to do


72


Do to Gen. Washington


V


INDEX.


Livermore Alonzo's report Loaf bread, memorial respecting


259


Opinion, Judge Todd 227


Orphan asylum report 260


Loans and premiums on interest on


180


Orwigsburg, iron discovered at 399


194


Oysters sent from Philadelphia to Pittsburg 48


399


P


Passyunk, large asparagus raised in 400


Logan James, letter to Gov. Gookin


162


Pauls, St. church, law case respecting female voters 229


Longevity, Ephraim Bloom


96


Pauperism, annals of


90, 148,192 .


Lumber on Delaware river


384


Paving, law respecting


393


Union canal


384


Susquehanna river


400


Wayne county


138


system, letter of Dr. Bache 197


Inspectors appointed 336,351


154


M'Kean Thomas, notice of 241


M'Kenzie William, notice of & account of legacies 319


170


M'Ilvaine Joseph, letter to committees on r. road resignation as secretary dinner to


384


first emission of paper currency in United States' recruits in


9


surveys in ib.


arms apportioned to


ib.


Mail, daily between Reading and Mount Carbon


206


militia in


ib.


Manual labour academy, report


12, 176


Maps State, receipts for


178


Marietta, improvements in consequence of canal new mode of fishing at


416


Market street, poetical description of in 1729


299


Mauch Chunk, operations at 74


rail road expense of transportation on


74


mules at, fond of riding


73


meteorological tables


368, 417


price current at


368


stages and mails at canal


384


Meadville, expeditious boat building at 34


ib.


Mechanics, meeting of at Harrisburg


263


Medical students, amount expended by them in Philadelphia


251


commencements in University&Jefferson


201


society against removal of alms-house in- firmary


251


new Hall founded -


201


Meisse Gabriel, a self-taught engraver


320


Memorial of councils against street near Fair Mt. on roads 31


16


internal improvement fund report 139:


report of committee on 149


of guardians of poor


134


of butchers to council


185


on poor laws 222


223


Mercantile library company, report


110


Mercer, English settlers arrive at copperas manufactured at


148


Merchandise, duties on dealers in


178


Meteorological observations at Philadelphia 25


at Chilisquaque at Harrisburg 206,236,248,360


Mifflin Samuel, tribute of respect to 334


Military instruction at Allegheny college 300


Militia and exempt fines 180


expenses


193


Milton, frost at in May


336


Monongahela, Gay's report on


181


Mortality, bill of at Philadelphia


126


Musical fund society report


347


Mutton, Chester county


192


N


Neely Samuel, notice of 240


Nescopec valley canal


68


New Lisbon, notice of


60


Newton; proceedings on Boston port bill


38


Nicholson John, claim for lands


248


Nolliken's, bust of Dr. Johnson


15


O


Offices, tax on


Ohio river, Gay's report on Opinion, Judge Smith


225


French creek feeder 11


15


by whom appointed ib.


Paper bills emitted from 1723 to 1739 19 1739 to 1746 20


value of gold&silver from 1700 to 1739 20


progress of literature in 20 267


appointments in 32


expenses on Indian affairs 1733 to 1751 33 Commander and Councils decl. on Esq. Penn's grant for New Castle, H. Jones, &c. 34


Greene county described 60


Banks in, statement of 61


Adams county described 63


Warren county do 90


Bank of, statement of affairs of


92


Legislators, their occupations


94


notice of certain applications to Legis- lature to be published on Sunday 111


public schools, report of comptrollers 152 letter, Council to Hannah Penn 154


James Logan to C. Gookin 161


Assembly's address to proprietor com- plaining of Gov. Gookin 162


report on finances of 176,189,162,215 proclamation establishing the coun- cil of safety 200


sundry papers furnished W. Keith, by J. Logan,on Indian affairs, Ohio& Missis. 211 stocks owned by the state 215


question relative to the Speaker of the House of Representatives 223


report on an alien justice of the peace 234


Franklin county described 231


notice of the supreme court bench 241


Senators and Representatives in Con- gress, list of from 1789 242


Nicholson John's, ciaim against charter of Chester


265


Gov.'s message against canal loan bill 370


Wm. Penn's commission to Council 272 new penal code 280


acts passed 1828-29. 292


business of Land-office of Surveyor General's office


ib.


state arsenal, stores in ib.


canal loan bill 331


Episcopal church in, commencem't of 339


178 Judicial memoranda in the history of 377 report of expenditures on Penn. canal 394 185 | Pennsylvania canal and rail road bill 331


trade M


367,384


Penn Hannah, letter from Council to John, letter to, from James Logan


410


Pennsylvania, difficulties of trade and currency 1.19


loan office established in Philadelphia 2


ib.


Magdalen society report 143


56


United States' works projected in


ib.


pensioners in


ib.


navy yards and stations in


ib.


Crawford county, description of 10


Justices of the peace living in 1824


195


Penal Code, the new


280


Penitentiary at Philadelphia and Pittsburg


ib.


Locusts appear in Schuylkill co. Washington


207


192,248,319,377


Mules, at Mauch Chunk prefer riding to walking


73


248


399


against public executions


412


straw paper made at sketch of 11


399


Mahonoy valley, account of


309


vi


INDEX.


Pennsylvania canal, D.B. Douglass' report 101 . 166


Edward F. Gay's do


James Clarke's do 217


Dewitt Clinton's do ib.


report of damage by ice 231


duties of secretary 232


Abner Lacock's report 256


sundry reports 256, 258


moneys advanced in


272


commissioners new 384


revenue first received at Freeport ib. acc't of money expended on 394 412 report respecting tunnel at Grant's hill 412


Pennsylvania Hospital, accounts&tables of diseases 349


Pennsylvania railway, John H. Powell's speech on 45


Major Wilson's reports on 81


graduation tables 83, 88


allotment of work 89


report of Robinson, Wilson, & Hopkin's on termination of 123 Jos. M'Ilvaine's reply to a com- munication respecting do. 170 resolution of councils on do. 223


Pensions and gratuities


Pensioners, report on state of the United States in


415 9


Persimmon, dwarf, native of islands on Susqueban- na river 350


Philadelphia, loan office at 2


timber for United States delivered at 9


reminiscences of


11,22, 41


appointments in


15


inspections of bark, flour, &c. 303


report of fuel saving society 319


John Scott's legacy, premiums 335


expenditures of city commissioners for 16 years 352


history of Christ church 382


legacies of F. Kohne 383


difference between Council and com- missioners 390


report on Franklin fund 393


Paving law, respecting 393


Pensylvania Inquirer' established at


400


new churches sale of real estate


ib.


Philadelphia county, expenditures of


143


Pigeons, wild at York


399


in Susquehanna county 335


Pine Grove, notice of


9


Pittsburgh, damask table linen made at 15


48


coal trade and consumption of 80


tables of houses which sell ardent spirits in and capacity for accom- modating travellers 94


value of coasting trade with eastern ports 123


amount of travelling between, and New-York 118


amount of transportation between do. ib


trade throughi. the Chespeake and Delaware canal 120


table of deathis & diseases in 1828 126


memorial of the guardians of the poor 134 report of committee on Susquehanna and Pottsville rail road 133


average price of flour for 44 years 148


prices of provisions in 1779 201


medical commencements 203


inspections of flour, corn meal & bark 206 memorial on loaf bread 207


prison, sick reports 208


city sinking fund, calcul'ns resp'g 157,186


portion of state revenue paid by 180


councils, proceedings of 184,220,335,391


memorial of butchers 185, 223 resolution of councils relative to Penn- sylvania rail road 223


Philadelphia report on public charities 228 stage between and Pottsville 240


provincial meeting on account of Boston port bill 244


instructions to assembly ib.


account of expenditures by the med- ical students -251


boat carried over dam at Fair Mount


256


report on Will's legacy


269


annals of


271, 299


draw-bridge fell in, dispute about repairing it 271


clearing river Delaware ib.


new road to Strasburg opened ib.


market between 3d and 4th, build- ing opposed and postponed ib.


stones and lime carried off ib.


additional stalls to southern market ib.


Quakers intercede respecting the market for sake of peace 272


2d Presbyterian church, Southwark ib. Market street, poetical description of in 1729 299


complaint from Maryland respecting the sealed half bushel measure ib.


new measure made ib.


mayor's donations for an Exchange 299


quantity of hay weighed, and fees, 1774 to 1775 ib.


prisoners fines remitted by mayor & aldermen ib.


new line of stages from Baltimore to ib.


memorial of councils against opening streets near water works 16


proceedings at Spring Garden against weather at 16,32,48,96,112,128,144,176


ib.


auction duties at


16


meteorological tables


25


quantity of rain at


25


capital of banks and insurance co.'s memorial on roads 30


dividends 32


grain measured in ib.


commeree of 1822 to 1828


ib.


taxables in city and county in 1741 . 40


public charities of 41, 49


Thomas Phipps elected Treasurer ib. troubles during the war lb.


and Columbia rail road 45


48


oysters at, from Philadelphia


64


flax spun by steam at 144


gas light company 176


number of steam boats built ib.


stages increased in number 254


queensware made at 355


improved weaving at 214


148


guardians of, memorial


in alms-house, Dauphin county


148


children, expense of educating in several co.'s 165 9


192


memorial of councils relating to report of funds distributed to 228


223


Post offices established and abolished


176


Potatoes and barley, meeting of farmers respecting importation of 204


Pottsville, notice of 9%


stage from to Philadelphia 240


improvement in 320


weather at 335, 411


Powell, John Hare's speech on termina'n of railway 45


Premium for essay on wages of poor, &c. 400


Presidential election, final results 144


's inaugural address 164


Printing, report on the


242


memorial on poor laws ib. Prisons, prisoners admitted 1828 213, 214


.


steam power introduced at U. S. works water works commence


ib.


Poor, diseases and deaths of, in Alms house


135


in York county alms-house


ib.


oysters sent from to Pittsburg


meeting on Boston port bill 26, 34, 245 27


193


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INDEX:


Prison, Arch-street, diseases and deaths 255


Philadelphia, annual sick reports 208


Provisions, prices of, fixed by Committee of Safe- ty in 1779 201


Provident society, report of . . R


163


Rail road, Philadelphia& Columbia 45,47,81,123,170,221 John Hare Powell's speech on 45


Haines, Strickland, and White, do. 47


between Delaware and Susquehanna, Moncure Robinson's report 54




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