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PRINTED BY JOHN STARK.

CONTENTS

OF

VOLUME SECOND.

CHAPTER I.

October 1829.

Return by Land by the West side of the Hudson to New York,

and New Rochelle,

Page 1

CHAPTER II.

December 1829, and January 1830.

Residence at Hoboken near New York-Details of New York and

Vicinity,

CHAPTER III.

January and February 1830.

Journey to the South-From New York to Philadelphia-Balti-

more-Washington-Details-Capitol-Mr Madison's Paper on

Religious Freedom-Visit to President Jackson-Congress-

Devastation committed by the British at Washington-Settle-

ment of American Persons of Colour on the Coast of Africa-

Canal between Chesapeak and Ohio Rivers,

CHAPTER IV.

February and March 1830.

From Washington to Richmond and Raleigh-Canova's Statue of

Washington From Raleigh by Fayetteville and Georgetown to

Charleston-Rice-Cotton-Evergreen Oak,

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CHAPTER V.

March 1830.

Charleston-Details-Slavery-War of the Revolution at Charles-

Page 130

ton-Lord Rawdon,

CHAPTER VI.

March 1830.

From Charleston to Savannah-Augusta-The Territory of the

Creek Indians Details respecting the Treatment of the In-

dians by the General Government of the United States-State

of some of the Indian Tribes as to Civilization-Some Details as

to Florida,

CHAPTER VII.

March 1830.

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From the Creek Territory, through the State of Alabama, to Mo-

bile and New Orleans,

CHAPTER VIII.

March and April 1830.

New Orleans-Details-Slavery-Battle of New Orleans-Booty

and Beauty, the Watchword of the British Army-History of

Louisiana, and of the French Territory on the Mississippi-

Treaty between Buonaparte and the American Government,

CHAPTER IX.

April 1830.

The Mississippi-Voyage from New Orleans to Louisville on the

Ohio River-Camp-Meetings,

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274

CHAPTER X.

April 1830.

Junction of the Mississippi with the Ohio-Louisville-Details

Voyage from Louisville to St Louis-Passengers,

CHAPTER XI.

April 1830.

St Louis-St Charles-Details-Prairies-Mounds-French Vil-

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341

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER XII.

May 1830.

Journey in Illinois-Confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri-

Military Bounty District-Sangamon District-Mr Picket, the

Priest-Jacksonville-English Settlers-Emigration-MrJames

Kerr of Queensferry — Vandalia - Albion, the Settlement of

Messrs Birkbeck and Flower,

CHAPTER XIII.

May 1830.

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Harmony-Mr Owen's settlement on the Wabash-Princeton-

Mr Phillips' Plantation-Reasons why the British frequently

dislike the United States-Vincennes,

CHAPTER XIV.

May 1830.

Second visit to Louisville-Kentucky- Frankfort-Lexington-

Paris-Cincinnati in Ohio-Mr and Miss Flint-Discussion as

to Mrs Trollope's Account of the Religious Meetings here, and

all over the United States,

CHAPTER XV.

May and June 1830.

Voyage up the Ohio-Wheeling - Pittsburg-The Alleghany

Mountains-Chambersburg— Harrisburg— Philadelphia-New

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York,

CHAPTER XVI.

Summer and Autumn of 1830.

Residence at Hoboken-Mr Anderson's House on Long Island,

near Hellgate Temperance Societies-Manners of the people

in Long Island-Account of the difficulties and subsequent suc-

cess of John Boswell,

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528

CHAPTER XVII.

Summer and Autumn of 1830, and Winter of 1830, and Spring of

1831, till 25th May.

Visit to Dr Hosack-Captain Hall's Assertion, that North America
is an Unpicturesque Country-Mr Poinsett-Examination of
some of Mr Ferrall's Opinions-The Right of Search-Return to
Hoboken-Celebration of the French Revolution-Funeral near
New York-Voyage from New York to London,

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