The I N D E X. 



Hog fifh the great - - H- i_5 



Homony^ a Preparation of Ma'iZ xvii. 



Honeyfuckle upright - 1-57 

 Hoops made of Hickory Wood the beft I. 3 8 



Horfe - - xxxi. 



Humming Bird - - 1. 65 

 Hurricanes in Carolina, their fatal EfFeds ii. 

 1 



Ackdaw purple - I. 1 2 



Jay blue - ' - 1. 15 



JefTamy yellow - - I. 53 



Indians of Carolina and Florida viii. 



• — — Shape, Features, - ib. 



Women carry great Burdens ih. 



— their Habits - ib. 



■ — ■■ — a fweet People - ib. 



' Habits of the Women - ix. 



• Habits of the Men in War ib. 



• Arms and Weapons ib. 



are temperate - - ib. 



' Food and Cookery - x. 



■ Habitations and Buildings ib. 



Arts and Manufactures xi. 



■ Hunting - xii. 



"; Sagacity - ib. 



• Semiegars a Nation of xiii. 



■ cut off the Toes of their Captives ib. 



' Drunkennefs - ib. 



' ' Wars - - ib. 



• Scalping a barbarous Cuftom 



■ Caution and Temerity 



Principles of Honour 



" ~ favage Nature and Cruelty 



■ healthy Conftitutions 



■ little Knowledge of Phyfick 



■ fweating and fcarrifying 



— — - falubrious Drink of 



• Women peaceable and patient 



Indian Pink 

 jnfefts 



jnundations annual in Carolina 

 Inundation of Fifh 

 ivy of Virginia deftruftive to Sheep 

 K 

 " Idney Beans 

 King Filher 



LAdy's Slipper yellow 

 OÏ Penfilvajiia 



Lane Snapper 



Land the beft liable to Inundations 



impoveriflied by Inundations 



Lark 



large 



Laurel-Tree of G2ri?/i;2^ — 



Lemon Tree - - 



Lilly-Thorn - — 



Limbs of Oak broke by Pigeons 

 Linnet blue — 



Lizard Lyon - — 



. Blue-Tail - 



. green of Jamaica — 



._ . . of Carolina 



I. 

 II. 



Loblolly Bay 

 Logwood 



7i 



ib. 72 



II. 17 



iv. 



vii. 



I. 32 



i^- 33 



ib 61 



xxi. 



II. 100 



I. 23 



I- 45 



II. 68 



ib. 6y 



ib. 66 



ib. 65 



1.44 

 II. 66 



M 



' A I Z, or Indian Corn, different Kinds and 



Culture — XV i. 



Mancaneel Tree — II. 55 



Maho Bark, its Ul'es - ib. 90 



Mahogony Tree — ib. 66 

 Mangrove Grape-Tree 



Snapper - 



ib. 



9 



Margate Fifh — ib. 2 



Maftick Tree — ib. 75 



Maple, red Flowering. — I. 62 

 Martagon — xix. II. g6 



Martin purple — I- 51 



May Apple _ — ib. 24 



Minerals Signs of them • v. 



Migratory Fifh of Uie to Mariners xfiii. 



Mifletto with red Berries — II. 81 



.^ with purple Berries ib. gg 



Moccafins, or Indian Shoes vui. 



Mock Bird — I. 27 



Monax — xxviii. 



■ Moofe Deer — 



Moth large Carolina -- II. 86; 

 Mulberries — 



Mullet — 



Murray green 



black , — 



Mujh., a Preparation of Maiz 

 Mutton Filli -— 



Myrtle narrow-leav'd Candleberry 



broad leaved ' — 



N 



NEgro Fifh — 



Necromancy of the 

 Nightingale Virginian 

 Noddy _ 



Nut-hatch 



fmall 



O 



XXVK. 

 , 87,92 



xxi. 



II. 6 

 II. 20 

 II. 21 



xvii. 

 II. 25 



I. 6g 

 ib. 1 3 



II. 7 



xiv. 

 I. ?8 

 J. 88 



ib. 22 



o 



AK white 



— ' black 



— red 



— Water 



— Chefnut 



— AVillow 



— live 

 -highland 



■ with pointed Leaves 



ib. 

 xiv. 

 ib. 

 ib. 

 ib. 



XV. 



ib. 



ib 



II. 78 



xxxviii. 



ii. 



xxxiii. 



II. 98 



Oats 



Oat Sea-fide — 



Obfervations on Fifli of Carolina 

 Oil made from Hickory Nuts 



of live Oak Acorns good 



drawn from black Walnuts 



Old Wife - 



OpolTum — 



Oranges only in the maritiine Parts 



Orange Tree 



Owl little — 



■ feen midway between Africa and America 



Preface vii. 

 Oyfters great Quantities — v, 



Oy Iter Catcher I. 85 



I. 21 



ib. 



ib. 19 



ib. 23 



ih. 20 



ib. 18 



ib. 1 6 



ib 17 



ib. 22 



XV. 



I. 32 



XXX/I. 

 X. 



1. 17 



ih. 67 

 II. 22 



xxix. 



ii. 



xxi. 



I- 7 



)Alm Trees 



XV. ■*- Palmeto, the Trunc Food for Hogs 



Panther 



Parrot of Carolina 



of Paradife ■ 



■ , Fife 



Partridge of Amer'ca 

 Pearch, frefh Water 

 Pellitory, or Tooth-ach Tree 

 Pelican of the Wood — 



Pilchard 



Pigeon white Crown 



, of Paflage — 



Plum 



Pigeons impoverini Hogs 



Pignut . 



Pine Trees 



Pink Indian -^ 



Pitch and Tar ' ■ 



Plane Tree 



Plover chattering 



Poke Berries, Poifon 



Polcat 



Pomegranate Tree 



Pone., Bread made of Maiz 



Poplar or Tulip Tree 



PorpefTe 



Poplar black 



Porgy 



Pork Fifh 



Porkupine 



Yoiz.io OÏ America 



Virztnian 



xl. 

 xli. 



XXV. 



I. II 



ih. 10 



II. 29 



xliv. 



ib. 8 



I. 26 



ih. 81 



II. 24 



I. 25 



ih. 23 



II. 94 



I. 23 



th. 3 S 



xxii. 



II. 7S 



xxiii. 



1.-56 



ib. 71 



ih. 24 



II. 62 



xxii. 



xvii. 



I. 48 



xxxiii. 



I. 34 

 II. 16 

 ih. 4 



XXX. 



xix 



II. 60 



xxxviii 



II. 12 



I. 40 



Productions of the Bahama Iflands 



Pudding-Wife 



Poifon Wood _ _ _ 



Ç\ Uadrupedsj i^c. drowned by fudden Inun- 

 V^ dations - - vii. 



Quick-hatch - - xxx. 



Quince - - xxi. 



RAbbit 

 Raccoon 

 Rattle Snake 



fmall 



R 



xxxvui. 



xxix. 



II. 41 



ih. 42 



XXXV. 



Remarks on American Birds 

 Rice firft introduced to Carolina., its different 

 Kinds and Culture - xvii. 



Rivers nor Springs in the Bahama Ides xlii. 

 Roccahomony, a Preparation of Indian Corn 



Rock Fifh 



Rofin of the Balfam Tree, its Ufes 



Rudder Fifh 



S 

 VAppadillo 

 Saffafras 

 Sea Sparrow-Hawk 



Feather 



Sennagars, a Nation of Indians 



Serpents of Carolina 



Seven Years Apple 



Scales of the Angel Fifh fingular 



Scalping, a barbarous Cuftom of Indians 



Scent of the Turky Buzzard excelhng 



Schoolmafter 



Scunk Weed ■ 



Shad 



Shark 



Sheep - - - 



Shell of a River Turtle eatable 



Shells 



their different aboad 



Ship drove three Miles into the Woods 



Skipjack 



Small-pox fatal to hdians 



Snake Rattle 



fmall 



Water 



—black - - . - 



■ — brown 



* Copper Belly 



• . bluifli green 



- black 



. . Bead, little brown 



Ribbon 



fpotted 



n. 5 



lb. 99 



Chain 



green fpotted 



■ — ~ Coach-whip 



• Corn 



Hognofe 



. ._ green - - 



. ,_ Wampum 



~ Glafs 



. Bead 



. Root 



Snow Bird - - - 



Soap Wood 



Soap made of the Berries of a Tree 

 Soil of Carolina 



of the Bahama Iflands 



Sole 



Song Birds, few in America 



Soree . - . - - 



Sorrel Tree 



Sparrow little 



Bahama 



Spiked Guinea Corn 

 Squirrel black 



gray Fox 

 ground 



• flying 



Stag 



Stariing, red Wing. 



Star Flower little yellow 



Stones near the Surface for'300 Miles 



— : none within the Settlements 



Strongback, a Deco6tion of it much ufed II. ■jg 

 Sturgeon, the Manner of taking them xxxii;. 



II. 87 



I- SS 



II. 2 



ih. 13 



xiii. 



II. 41 



1.59 



II. 31 



xiii, 



I. 6 



II. 4 



ih. 71 



ih. II 



xxxiii. 



xxxi. 



XXXV. 



xliii. 



xliv. 



ii. 



II. 14 



XV. 



II. 41 



ih. 4.2 

 ih. 43 

 ib. 44 

 ib. 45 

 ib 46 

 ib. 47 

 ib. 48 

 2^.49 

 ib. 50 

 ib. 51 

 ib 50, 

 ib. 53 

 ib. 54 

 ib. S5 

 ib. 56 

 ib. 57 

 ib 58 

 ih. 59 

 ih. 60 

 I.. 29 

 ib, 36 

 ih. 98 

 I. 98 

 vi. 

 xxxix. 

 II. 27 



XXXV. 



ib. 70 

 ih. 71 



I. 35 

 ib. 37 



XV. 



n. n 



ih. 74 



ih. TS 

 ib. 16 

 xxviii. 



I- 13 



ih. 33 



V. 



iv. 



. to pickle 



Sweating-Houfes of the Indians 

 Subterraneous Fluxes of the Sea 

 Suckzng Fzfh 



T 

 ^Ang - - 

 Teal blue Wing 



xxxiv. 



XV. 



xxxix. 

 II. a6 



II. 10 



Teal 



