Internal Duties which accrued on Gold and Silver Watches.

Internal Duties which accrued on sundry articles manufactured in the United States.

INDEX.

A.

Adams the Elder, his view of the conduct of England in 1785,
i. 24; of the war, i. 66.

Adams, John Q., resigns his seat in Massachusetts Legislature,
i. 31; appointed commissioner to negotiate a peace, i. 328.
Adams, sloop of war, cruise of, ii. 165; burnt, ii. 166,

Adair, General, commands the Kentuckians at New Orleans, ii.
221.

Allen, Col., i. 179.

Allen, Captain of the Argus, his death, i. 285.

Allen, Lieutenant H., i. 258.

Appling, Major, captures the British detachment sent against
Lieutenant Woolsey, ii. 72.

Angus, Lieutenant, at Niagara, i. 113.

Argus chased by an English squadron, i. 155; cruises in the
English channel, i. 252; captured by the Pelican, i. 254.
Armstrong, Secretary of War, i. 205; plan of his campaign
against Canada, i. 291; his disgrace after the battle of
Bladensburg, ii. 139.

Armstrong, General, Privateer, Capt. Reid, her desperate engage-
ment in Fayal Bay, ii. 270.

Armstrong, Lieutenant, heroism of, at the ford of Enotochopeo,
ii. 34.

Armistead, Major, his gallant defence of fort McHenry, ii. 143.

B.

Backwoodsmen at Chippewa, ii, 83.

Berlin and Milan decrees; i. 20; revoked, i. 41.