The INDEX, 
65 
ii 
Heton, largeft creftcd ; IT. no 
Herrings . . _ xxxiii 
Hieroglyphicks ufed by the Indians xiii 
Hickory - - - I. 38 
Hind fifli - - - II. 14 
Holly, dahoon - - I. 31 
Hogs - - xxxi 
Hog fifh - - - II. 1 1 
Hog fifli, the great - Ik 15 
Homony, a preparation of Maiz xvii 
Honeyfuckle, upright - I. 57 
Hoops made of Hickory wood, the beft I. 38 
Horfe - - xxxi. 
Humming bird . . I. 
Hurricanes in Carolina, their fatal effefts 
I 
J Ackdaw, purple - I. 
Jay, blue - - I. 
JefTamine, yellow - - 1 . 
Indians of Carolina and Florida 
• fliape, features 
, — - — women carry great burthens 
their habits - - 
a fweet people 
habits of the women 
• habits of the men in war 
arras and weapons 
■ are temperate 
food and cookery 
— — habitations and buildings 
• arts and manufadlures 
hunting 
fagacity 
Sennegars, a nation of 
■ cut otf the toes of their captives 
drunken nefs 
wars _ . - 
fcalping, a barbarous cuflom 
caucion and temerity 
■ principles of honour 
favage nature and cruelty 
— ■ — healthy conftitutions 
little knowledge of Phyfick 
— — fweating and Icarrifying 
— — falubrious drink of 
women peaceable and patient 
Indian pink 
Infedts . . - 
Inundations, annual, in Carolina 
Inundation of filh 
Ivy of Virginia deftruftive of Sheep 
K 
'Idney Beans 
1. 12 
I. 15 
k 53 
viii 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ix 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
X 
ib. 
xi 
xii 
ib. 
xiii 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
xiv 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
XV 
ib. 
ib. 
Ik 78 
xxxvii 
ii 
xxxiii 
II. 
Minerals, figns of them 
Migratory fifli of ufe to mariners 
Mifletoc with red berries 
widi purple berries 
Moccafins, or Indian ihoes 
Mock bird 
Monax - - , 
Moofe Deer - - 
Moth, large Carolina 
Mulberries 
Mullet 
Murray, green 
black 
Miijh, a preparation of Maiz 
Mutton fiih 
Myrtle, narrow leaved candleberry 
broad leaved 
11 . 86 , 
J^Egro fifli 
N 
___ , Necromancy of the Indiatis 
Nightingale, Virginian 
Noddy - . . 
Nut hatch 
fmall 
O 
AK, white 
with pointed leaves 
o 
black 
red 
water 
chefnut 
■ willow 
highland 
Oats 
Oat, fea fide 
Obfervations on fifli of Carolina 
Oil made from hickory nuts 
of live acorns, good 
Ik 81 
ib. 95 
viii 
I. 27 
xxviii 
xxvii 
90, 91 
xxi 
Ik 6 
Ik 20 
Ik 21 
xvii 
Ik 25 
I. 69 
ib. 13 
II. 7 
xiv. 
1. 38 
1 . 88 
ib. 22 
ib. 
I. 21 
ib. 
ib. 19 
ib. 23 
ib. 20 
ib. 18 
ib, 16 
ib. 17 
ib. 22 
xviii 
I. 32 
xxxii 
Q. 
|Uadrupeds, &c. drowned by fudden 
X inundations - _ vii 
Quick hatch . . ^xx 
(Quince - - xxi 
R 
t Abbit - _ xxviii 
R.£iccooni B _ XXIX 
Rattle Snake _ « 
fmall _ . 42 
Remarks on American birds - xxxv 
Rice firft introduced to Carolina, its different 
kinds and culture - xvii 
Rivers nor iprings in the Bahama Ifles xiii 
Roccahomony, a preparation of Indian corn x 
Rock fifli . . ll. 5 
Rofin of the balfam tree, its ufes ib. go 
Rudder fifli . . g 
S 
VAppadillo _ _ II. 87 
Saffafras _ . I. 55 
Sea Sparrow-hawk . _ ll_ 2 
feather . _ 
Sennagars, a nation of Indians xiii 
Serpents of Carolina . Ik 41 
Seven years apple . l, 
Scales of the Angel fifli, fingular Ik 31 
Scalping, a barbarous cuftom of Indians xiii 
Scent of the 1 urky Buzzard, excellent I. 6 
School mailer 
Scunk weed 
Shad 
Shark 
Sheep 
Shell of a river Turtle eatable 
Shells 
their different abode 
Ik 4 
ib. 71 
ib. II 
xxxiii 
xxxi 
xxxv 
xliii 
xliv 
Ships driven three miles into the woods ii 
I. 
ib. 
Ik 
17 
67 
22 
xxix 
ii 
xxi 
1.7 
98 
K 
L 
King Fiflier 
Ady’s flipper, yellow 
of Penjilvania 
Lane Snapper 
Land, the beft, liable to inundations 
— — impoveriflied by inundations 
Lark . . - 
— — large 
Laurel tree of Carolina 
Lemon tree _ _ - 
Lilly, Attamufco 
Lilly, fmall red 
Lilly thorn 
Limbs of oak broken by Pigeons 
Linnet, blue 
Lizard, Lion 
blue tail 
— green of Jamaica 
of Carolina 
Loblolly bay 
Logwood 
M 
^AIZ, or Indian corn, 
and culture 
Maho bark, its ufes 
Mahogany tree 
Mancaneel tree 
Mangrove grape tree 
— fnapper 
Maple, red flowering 
Margate fifli t, 
Martagon 
Martagon 
Martin, purple 
Maftick tree 
May Apple « 
— drawn from black walnuts 
Old wife 
Opoffum 
Oranges only in the maritime parts 
Orange tree 
Owl, little 
feen midway between Africa and America 
Preface iii 
Oyfters, great quantities - vi 
Oyfter catcher - - I. 85 
P 
P Alm trees - - xli 
Palmeto, the trunk, food for hogs xli 
!.. 69 Panther - - xxv 
Parrot of Carolina - - I. 1 1 
73 Paradife - ib. 10 
ib. 72 fifli - - Ik 29 
11.17 Partridge of yfAnmVa 
- iv Partridge of America 
vii Pearch, frefli water 
I. 32 Pelitory, or Tooth-ach tree 
ib. 33 Pelican of the wood 
Ik 6i Petrel 
xxi Pilchard - - Ik 24 
II. 112 Pigeon, white crowned - I. 25 
II. 108 — of paflage - ib. 23 
Ik 100 plum - - Ik 94 
I. 23 Pigeons impoverifh Elogs - I. 23 
I. 45 Pignut - : ib. 38 
Ik 68 Pine trees - - xxii 
ib. 67 Pink, Indian - - II. 78 
ib. 66 Pitch and Tar - - xxiii 
ib. 6^ Plane tree - - 1-56 
I. 44 Plover, chattering - ib. 71 
Ik 66 Poke berries, poilbn - ib. 24 
Polecat - - Ik 62 
different kinds Pomegranate tree - - xxii 
xvi Pone, bread made of Maiz - xvii 
ib. 90 Poplar, or tulip tree - I. 48 
ib. 81 Porpefle - - xxxii 
Ik 95 Poplar, black - - k 34 
ib. 96 Porgy -, - Ik 16 
ib. 9 Pork fifli - - ib. 4 
I. 62 Porcupine - - xxx 
ib. 2 Potato of America - xix 
II. Ill of Virginia - II. 60 
xix. II. 56 Produdlions of the Bahama Iflands xxxviii 
I. 51 Poifon wood - - k 40 
- ib.y^ Pudding wife - - II. 12 
ib. 24 Pye, yellow and black - II. 105 
Skipjack 
Small-pox fatal to Indians 
Snake, Rattle 
— fmall 
water 
black 
brown 
copper belly 
blueifh green 
black 
bead, little brown 
ribbon 
fpotted 
chain 
green fpotted 
coach whip 
corn 
hognofe 
' green 
xliv 
— = — Wampum 
- 
II. 112 
glafs 
- 
- 
ib. 8 
bead 
• 
I. 26 
root 
. 
ib. 81 
Snow bird 
11.114 
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 
' — grey fox 
ground 
flying 
Stag 
Starling, 
Ik 14 
XV 
Ik 41 
ib. 42 
ib. 43 
ib. 44 
ib. 45 
ib. 46 
ib. 47 
ib. 48 
ib. 49 
ib. 50 
ib. 51 
ib. 52 
^b- 53 
ib. 54 
^b. 55 
ib. 56 
ib. sy 
ib. 58 
ib. 59 
ib. 60 
I. 29 
ib. 36 
ib. 98 
1. 98 
iii 
xxxi,x 
Ik iy 
xxxv 
ib. 70 
ib. 70 
1- 35 
ib. 37 
xvii 
n. 73 
ib. 74 
ib. y 5 
ib. y 6 
xxviii 
I. 
ib. 
red winged - l. 13 
Star flower, little yellow - ib. 33 
Stones near the furface for 300 miles v 
■ none within the fettlements iv 
Storm-fink . - II. 114 
Strongback, a deco( 5 lion of it much ufed Ik 79 
Sturgeon, the manner of taking them xxxiii 
to pigkle 
Sweating houfes of the Indians 
Subterraneous fluxes of the Sea 
Sucking fifh 
Swallow of America 
XXXIV 
- XV 
xxxix 
II. 26 
II. 108 
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