INDEX. 403 
Dewey, Prof. his miscellaneous notices on American Mineralogy 
and Geology, 274 
Diamond Point, crystals and minerals of, 45 
Dolcoath Mine, 372 
Doolittle, his translation of Mr. Girard’s memoir on navigable ca- 
nals, 102 
Douglass D. B. Prof. on the plants of the North-west, 56—his letter 
on the cure of the Rattle-snake bite, 189 
Drowning, recovery of persons from, 393 
Dwight, Benjamin W. Doct. his account of a storm at Catskill,125 
E. 
Eagle, bald, 89 
Earthquake at Kutch, 315 
Eaton, Prof. his geological survey of Rensselaer county, state of 
New-York, 189 
Editor, his letter on the galvanic Deflagrator, 201—his miscellane- 
Ous notices in mineralogy, &c. 40—his notice of natural Ice- 
houses, 174—of the conversion of cannon balls into Plumbago, 
178 
Elephant, death of, 393 
Eliot, Jared, Rev. notice of, 357—Letters of Dr. Franklin to him, 
357 
Engine, steam, alternating, 90 
Environs of Paris, mineral geography of, 394 
Esophagotomy, a new method of performing the operation of, 383 
F. 
Facts, practical, relating to the Wilkesbarre, coal, 7—16 
Feldspar of Saratoga, 37 
Feldspar and Epidote on the shores of Lake George, 47 
Fluor spar of Bennington, 43—near Providence, 50—in Tennes- 
see, 51—new locality of, at Putney, Vermont, 188—of Virginia, 
207 r 
Foot, Lyman, Doct. his notices on Geology and Mineralogy, 35 
Fossil Elk of Ireland, discovery of, in the Isle of Man, 246 
Fossil shells, new elementary work on, by Mr. Brongniart, 395 
Fossil tree of the river Des Plaines, Mr. Schoolcraft on, 285 
Fossil vegetable, notice on, 266 
France, natural history in, 381 
Franklin, Doct. letters of, 357—his notices of agriculture, 359— 
his ideas of springs, 362—his geological notices, 363—his re- 
marks on retaliatory laws, 363—on the north-east storms, 364—- 
on copper mines, 365—on the love of praise, 366 
French voyage of discovery, notice of, 390 
Fringilla Tristis, 310 
