170

trade

M

M'Kean Thomas, notice of

259 Opinion, Judge Todd

227

207 Orphan asylum report

260

180 Orwigsburg, iron discovered at

399

194 Oysters sent from Philadelphia to Pittsburg

48

399

P

ib. Passyunk, large asparagus raised in

4.00

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

96 Pauperism, annals of

90, 148, 192

384 Paving, law respecting

393

384 Penal Code, the new

280

400 Penitentiary at Philadelphia and Pittsburg

-195

138

197

system, letter of Dr. Bache
Inspectors appointed

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

M'Kenzie William, notice of & account of legacies 319 Pennsylvania, difficulties of trade and currency
M'Ilvaine Joseph, letter to committees on r. road

loan office established in Philadelphia 2
first emission of paper currency in
United States' recruits in

surveys in

arms apportioned to

militia in

2

ib.

ib.

ib.

United States' works projected in

ib.

pensioners in

ib.

ib.

10

15

navy yards and stations in
Crawford county, description of
Justices of the peace living in 1824

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

expenses on Indian affairs 1733 to 1751 33
Commander and Councils decl. on

appointments in

20 267

32

commissioners new

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

annals of

draw-bridge fell in, dispute about
repairing it

clearing river Delaware

new road to Strasburg opened
market between 3d and 4th, build-

ing opposed and postponed

additional stalls to southern market
Quakers intercede respecting the
market for sake of peace

2d Presbyterian church, Southwark
Market street, poetical description of
in 1729
complaint from Maryland respecting
the sealed half bushel measure
new measure made

mayor's donations for an Exchange
quantity of hay weighed, and fees,
1774 to 1775

prisoners fines remitted by mayor &
aldermen

new line of stages from Baltimore to
inspections of bark, flour, &c.

271, 299

271

ib.

ib.

ib.

81

stones and lime carried off

83, 88

89

ib.

ib.

272

ib.

299

ib.

ib.

amount of transportation between do. ib Poor, diseases and deaths of, in Alms-house

trade through the Chespeake and

148

Delaware canal

120

in alms-house, Dauphin county

148

children, expense of educating in several co.'s 165
in York county alms-house

192

memorial of councils relating to

223

133

148

201

medical commencements

203

Pottsville, notice of

93

207

stage from to Philadelphia

240

208

improvement in

320

weather at

335, 411

180

185, 223

223

Powell, John Hare's speech on termina'n of railway 45
Premium for essay on wages of poor, &c.
Presidential election, final results
's inaugural address
Printing, report on the
ib. Prisons, prisoners admitted 1828

400

144

164

242

213, 214

101 Philadelphia report on public charities