Part 4 — INDEX

Agave vivipara, xix; Alabama, 427; Alachua savanna, 185; Alatamaha, voyage up the, 47; —— account of the, 51; Alligator Hole, 236 ——battle with an, 248; Alligators, battle between two, 116; ——author attacked by, 117, 123; ——brood of, numerous, 124; ——nests of, 125; ——old, feed on the young, 126; ——described, ib.; Amelia island, 63; Amite river, 423; Ampelis garrulus, 296; Angelica lucida, 325; Animals and vegetables compared, xiv; Animals, general observation on, xvi; ——affections of, xvii; ——mental faculties of, xviii; ——remarkable fragility of parts of, 194, 276; ——influence of country on, 214; Annona, new species of, 18, 169; Apalachucla, 387; Arum esculentum cultivated for food in Georgia and Florida, 467; Arundo gigantea, 408; Asilus, various species of, 383; Augusta, journey to, 28; ——described, 32, 314; Author attacked by a fever, 409; ——violent disorder in the eyes, 416, 418; Banks of the river St. Juan higher than the adjacent plains, 163; Battle between cray-fish and gold-fish, 43; ——two alligators, 116; Bears, 278; Bees, none in West Florida, though plenty in East, 411; Birds, observations on, xxi; ——on the migration of, 280, 295; ——of passage, American, 285; ——change their colour, 296; ——wild, sing only at the time of incubation, xxii, 299; Boat, portable, 457; Bream, golden, 151; ——great black or blue, 174; ——great yellow, or particoloured, ib.; Bridge, Indian, 443; Brunswick, town of, 471; Buffalo, not now to be found where once numerous, 44; Bull snake, 272; Butterflies, xix; Cacalia heterophylla, 162; Cactus opuntia, 161; Cambelton, 476; Cancer macrourus, war of the gold-fish on the, 43; Cane meadows, 424; Carica papaya, 129; Cat bird, 297; Cattle, dreadful disease of, 205; Cedar bird, 296; Chactaws, 515; Chameleon, 276; Charleston, voyage from Philadelphia to, 1; Charlotta, 91; Chat, yellow breasted, 300; Chicken snake, 271; Clarendon river, 476; Clay, fort of, eaten greedily by cattle, 39; Cleome lupinifolia, 423; Cliffs, description of the, 433; Coachwhip snake, 217; Cochineal insect, 161; Collinsonia, species of, febrifuge, 409; Colymbus cauda elongata, 130; Convolvulus diffectus, 102; Coolome town, 394; Cornus florida, 399; Cowe, 350, 364; Coweta, 387; Cow-pen, account of a, 308; Crane, flight of the, 144; ——nests and eggs of the, 199; ——savanna, 218; Creeks, Upper, alliance of, with the English, 53; ——account of the 208, 463; ——Lower, or Siminoles, 209 Cross-Creeks, 475; Crown bird, 296; Crying bird, 145; Cucurbita lagenaria, 477; Cupressus disticha, 88; ——new species of, 409; Curlews, Spanish, 146; Cuscowilla, journey to, 168; ——description of, 189; Cyprinus coronarius, 151; Deer, herd of, 198; Dionæa muscipula, xiii, 470; Dog brought up to tend horses, 120; Dove, ground, 8; Dyeing, bark of the gordonia lasianthus ufeful in 160; Eagles, various, 2; Earth, on the produce of the different zones of , ix; ——remarks on certain strata of, 433; Elks only to be found in the Apalachian mountains, 45; Emberiza oryzivora, 294; Ephemeræ, 78—81; Erythryna corallodendrum, 160; Falco piscatorius, 8; Falling Creek, 339; Fascinating power of the rattlesnake, 263; Febrifuge, virtues of a species of Collinsonia, 409; Felis cauda truncata, 278; Fern, curious species of, 476; Fish, red-belly, 12; ——vast quantity of, in the river St. Juan’s, 121; ——of prey and others living peaceably together in pellucid water, 164, 166, 227; Fishing, mode of, 106; Flat-rock, 374; Flies, various species of, 383; Florida, journey to, 55; ——East, very good Indigo made in, 75; ——West, journey to, 373; Fort Moore, 313; ——James, 321; Fort Prince George, Keowe, 328; Fox, 278; ——squirrels, 279; Fragility, extraordinary in animals, 194, 276; Franklinia Alatamaha, 465; Frederica, town and fort of, 60; ——voyage to, 303; French settlement, 431; ——broken up by the Indians, 432; Frogs, various fpecies of, 272; Garr, great brown spotted, 173; Georgia, voyage to, 4; ——islands on the coast of 5, 65; ——why thinly inhabited, 64; Gerardea flammea, 410; Glass-snake, 193; Gold fish, war of, on the cray-fish, 43; ——described, 44; Gopher, 18, 180; Gordonia lasianthus, 159; Gourd, ufeful species of, 477; Grape vines, 84, 398; Grapes, Indian mode of preserving, 398; Grass, peculiar species of, 128; Graves, Indian, 137; Green snake, 271; Grus pratensis, flight of the, 144; ——nests and eggs of the, 199; ——described, 218; Halesia diptera, variety of, 408; Half-way pond, 172; Hawk, fishing, 8; ——engaged with a snake, 216; Hibiscus, species of 19, 102, 103; ——coccineus, 102; Hippobosca, 383; Honesty, advantages of, 351; Horn snake, 272; Horses, Siminole, of the Spanish breed, 213; ——kept by a dog, 222; Horses, large stud of, 353; ——fondnes of, for salt, 354; ——singular mode of taming, 375; ——flies extremely troublesome to, 384; Hurricane, 139, 384; Hydrangia quercifolia, 380; Indian pot, curious, 6; ——interview with an, 21; ——remarks on the moral principle of an, 22; ——people, a peculiar race of, 25; ——towns, remains of 37, 196, 343, 388; ——sagacity, 39; ——mode of killing trout, 44; ——village, 90; ——wife of a white man, misconduct of an, 109; ——deserts the author, 113; ——cemetery, 137; ——chiefs, 183, 235, 350 ——soup, 189; ——towns 189, 327, 348, 384, 394; ——punishment for adultery, 211, 446, 513; ——public buildings, 302, 365, 448, 452; ——antiquities, 322, 365, 370, 455, 519; ——festivals, 233, 367, 449, 507; ——towns and villages, lists of, 371, 461; ——languages, 386, 461, 463, 517; ——wedding, 444, 512; ——chief’s revenge on a trader caught in adultery with his wife, 446; ——standard, 453; ——painting and sculpture, 454; ——canoes, 225; ——jelly, 339; ——music, 243, 503; ——drinking bout, 253; ——women, artifice of, 254; ——games, 506; Indians, remarks on the, xxiii, 184, 208; Indians, treaties with the, 33, 235; ——food of, 38; ——plunder the stores, 61; ——matters accommodated with the, 76; ——virtues of 22, 110, 208, 488; ——veneration of, for the rattlesnake, 258; ——form of salutation amongst, 182; ——visit to the, ib.; ——manners and customs of the 182, 184, 189, 207, 349, 367, 448; ——habitations of the 189, 365, 386, 395, 444; ——vices of the, 210; ——wars of the, 211, 390; ——migration of the, 378; ——massacre of the whites by, 388 note ——roving disposition of the, 389; ——carry off a party of emigrants, 444; ——murder some white travellers, 235; ——hunting party of, 242; ——party of, in purfuit of an adulterer, 243; ——fondness of, for spirits, 253; ——conference with, 255; ——persons and qualifications of the, 481; ——government and civil society of the, 492; ——dress, feasts, and diversions of, 499; ——property, agriculture, arts, and manufactures of the, 509; ——marriage ceremonies of the, 512; ——funeral ceremonies of the, 513; Indigo, very good, made in East Florida, 75 Ipomea, species of, 374; Iron ore, 221, 376, 401; Islands on the coast of Georgia, 5, 65 ——why thinly inhabited, 64; ——floating, 86; ——in Lake George, 100; Ilse of Palms, 155; Jelly, Indian, 239; Jore mountains, 360; Journey to Cuscowilla, 168; ——to Talahasochte, 213; ——from Charleston to the Cherokee country, 306; ——over the Jore mountain, 357; ——from Fort Charlotte to West Florida, 373; ——from Apalachucla to Mobile, 394; ——from Savanna to Philadelphia, 467; Juglans, manner in which the Indians use the fruit of a species of, 38; Kalmia, new species of, 18; Keowe, 328; Lacerta, species of, 170, 276; Lake Ouaquaphenogaw, 24; George, 99; Lantana camerara, 101; Laurel magnolia, 83; Lettuce, Indian, 42; Liberty, observations on, 184; Lime, wild, 112; Lizard, species of, 170, 276; Lupin, species of, 19; Lynx, 278; Magnolia, laurel, 83; ——peculiar species of, 159, 338; ——grandiflora, 169; ——auriculata, 337; Malva, various species of, 325; Manate spring, 228; Meleagris occidentalis, 14, 81; Mice, white, 277; Milk, hiccory, 38; Mimofa sensitiva, new species of, 24; ——virgata, 419; ——pudica, 428; Mississippi river, 425; Mobile, journey from Apalachucla to, 394; ——town of, 402; Moccasin snake, 268, 269; Moral principle of an Indian, remarks on the, 22; Motacilla trochilus, 300; Mount Royal, 96; Mudfish, 174; Muscicapa vertice nigro, 297; Muscle, horned, 431; Myrica inodora, 403; Natural productions, observations on, x; New-Smyrna, 142; Nymphæa nelumbo, 407; Nyssa coccinea, 17; Oak, black, 37; live, 82; Ocean appears to have gained on the land of America, 66; Oenothera grandiflora, 404; Oil, sweet, obtained from the fruit of the live oak, 83; Olive, Indian, 41; Palm tree, 113; Palmetto royal, 69; Panicum hirtellum, 428; Parakeet, 299; Pearl Island, 419; Pelican described, 68; ——wood, 149; Pensacola, account of, 413; Petrifactions, 473, 475; Physic-nut, 41; Pica glandaria cerulea non cristata, 170; Picolata, fort, 78; Pigeons, mode of catching, 467; Pine snake, 272; Pistia stratiotes, 86; Pitch, how made from tar, 417; Plains, barren, 240; Plants various, obfervations on, x; ——new 16, 31, 393, 415, 434, 465, 466; Plum, new species of, 421; Pot, Indian, curious, 6; Prinos, curious species of, 477; Psittacus Caroliniensis, 299; Pteris scandens, 476; Ranæ, various species of, 272; Rat, large ground, 7; ——wood, 122; Rattlesnake, veneration of the Indians for the, 258; ——account of the, 262; ——fascinates its prey, 263; ——does no injury unless attacked, 262, 264; ——bastard, or ground, 270; Rhododendron, species of, 334; Ribband snake, 271; Rice, culture of, 11; Rice bird, 294; River, remarkably clear, 222; Robinia, species of, 333; Rocky point, 166; Ruins, Indian, 37, 53; ——of a French or Spanish fort, 52; Sage, tall blue, 410; Saint John’s, voyage to, 68; ——Juan, Little, river, 221; ——Simon, account of the island of, 56; Salt, fondness of horses for, 354; Sarracenia flava, xii; lacunosa, 415; Savanna, journey from, to Augusta, 28; Sea cow, 230; Sensitive plant, new species of, 24; Shells, fossile, hill of, 316; Silphium, species of, 396; Siminoles, account of the, 209, 436; Sinica, town of, 327; Sink, great, 201; Slavery, observations on, 184; Slaves, on the treatment of, 309; Simiiax pfeudo-china used as food, 239; Snake, conflift of a, with a hawk, 216; Snake bird, 130; Snakes, various kinds of, 193, 217, 262—72; Soils, observations on, 23, 29, 168, 397, 420, 429; Standard, Creek, 149; Stores plundered by the Indians, 61; Storm, thunder, 13, 139, 341, 384; advantages of a, 75; Sun fish, 151; Taensa, 403; Taensapao river, 422; Talahasochte, 224; Tallow nut, 112; Tanase, river; 337; Tantalus pictus, 145; ——albut, 146; ——versicolor, ib.; ——loculator, 147; Testudo plyphemus, 18, 180; ——naso cylindraceoelongato, 175; ——various species of, 277; Thunder storm, 13, 341; Tillandsia lingulata, 59; usneoides, 85; Tortoise, great land, 18, 180; ——soft shelled, 175; ——various species of, 277; Travelling, mode of, 438; Trout, American mode of catching, 106; ——described, 107; Turkey, American, 14, 82; Uche town, 386; Verbena, species of, 434; Vultur sacra, 442; ——aurea, 150; Wampum snake, 269; Wars of the Indians, 211, 390; Water, hot mineral, 143; ——pellucid, curious bason of, 157, 163; ——subterranean channels for, 204, 223, 244, 343; ——great eruption of, 236; Wax tree, 403; Whatoga, town of, 348; White plains, 429; Wolf, narrow escape from a, 156; American, 197, 278; Wrightsborough, 35; Xanthoxylum clava Herculis, 2; Yucca gloriosa, 69; Zamia pumila, 160.