Trade, the tendency of American, | 200 |
| | The Indian, in Canada, important, | 588 |
Traile, Robert, Clerk to Northampton Committee, | 837 |
Traitors, Ordinance of New-Jersey to punish, | 1648 |
Transylvania, Resolve of Virginia Convention relating to Lands in, | 1044 |
| Publication by the Proprietors of, | 1079 |
| Petition of Inhabitants of, to Virginia Convention, | 1528 |
Trapnall, James, elected Lieutenant of Maryland Militia, | 1463 |
Treason, Mr. Serjeant Adair’s definition of, | 86 |
| Statute of, enforced by Maryland Convention, | 1500 |
| Resolves of Congress relating to, | 1720 |
Treasury Bench, Mr. Fox’s description of the, | 185 |
Treasury, Circular from the Superintendents of, | 395 |
| Notes, issue of, by Virginia Convention, | 1564 |
| Notes, burning of the old, in Virginia, | 1611 |
Treat, Dr., Dr. Morgan’s negotiations with, | 1365, 1384 |
Treaty, the mode of, examined by Mr. Burke, | 174 |
| With the Prince of Hesse-Cassel, | 276 |
| With the Prince of Waldeck, | 356 |
Treaties, Debate on the German, | 277, 290 |
| Congress appoint a Committee to prepare a plan of, | 1702 |
Trenton, Extract of a Letter dated at, | 1262 |
| New-Jersey Congress meet at, | 1639 |
Tritchinopoly, the Battle of, | 38 |
Trois Rivieres, (See “Three Rivers”) | |
Troops the King speaks of employing Foreign, | 2 |
| Electoral, substituted at Gibraltar, | 4 |
| British,“invincible,” | 10 |
| The right of sending, to America, disputed, | 24 |
| Proper men for supplying, | 78 |
| Tendency of Foreign, standing, | 114 |
| The most dangerous, the King’s Subjects, | 116 |
| Pay given to the German, | 273 |
| Mr. Hartley’s Speech on Foreign, | 281 |
| Motion to clothe the Foreign, with British manufacture, | 290 |
| The German, to be “double-officered,” | 293 |
| Congress equalize the pay of Continental, | 1700 |
Trowbridge, John, Jun., appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, | 872 |
Truckmaster, appointment of a, asked for, | 712 |
| Report from the, to Massachusetts Assembly, | 1033 |
Trumbull, Joseph, Letter to, from John Hancock, | 409 |
| Letter to, from Washington, | 770 |
| His Letters to President of Congress, | 790, 938, 1021, 1052 |
| Letter from, to James Warren, | 816 |
| Letter from, to New-York Congress, | 1313 |
| He complains of inadequate allowance, | 789 |
| His Memorial to Congress, | 1673 |
| Congress act favourably on his Memorial, | 1682 |
| President is ordered to pay the Drafts of, | 1713 |
Trumbull, Governour, recommends Colonel Waterbury, | 436 |
| Issues a Proclamation for Embargo, | 483 |
| Commodore Hopkins gives an Order on, for Cannon, | 539 |
| Congress call on, for Militia, | 708 |
His Correspondence with— | |
| Captain Harding, | 470, 482, 503, 531, 981, 1113, 1204 |
| Commodore Hopkins, | 540 |
| President of Congress, | 600, 797, 944, 973, 997, 1048 |
| Colonel Huntington, | 725, 1235 |
| General Washington, | 791,1253, 1275,1032, 1124 |
| Captain Stanton, | 828 |
| Nathaniel Shaw, Jun., | 844 |
| Virginia Convention, | 902 |
| General Schuyler, | 943, 1071, 1126, 1203, 1222 |
| General Wooster’s Lady, | 945 |
| John Watson, | 1014 |
| John Bradford, | 1042 |
| Thaddeus Burr, | 1127 |
| Samuel Smedley, | 1127 |
| D. Galusha, | 1151, 1276 |
| Colonel Seymour, | 1276 |
Trumbull, Governour— | |
| Letter to, from Dr. Wheelock, | 1276 |
| Letter from, to New-York Congress, | 1398 |
Trumbull, Jonathan, Jun., to the President of Congress, | 537 |
Trumbull, Asaph, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, | 874 |
Tryon, Governour, his information to Board of Trade, questioned, | 158 |
| Evidence of communication with, | 570 |
| He bribes the Mayor of New-York, | 1054 |
| The plot in New-York traced to, | 1118 |
Tryon County, (New-York,) fear, of the Indians in, | 609 |
| Measures against the Tories of, | 645 |
| Petition of Committee of, to New-York Congress, | 1136 |
| Deputies from, to Provincial Congress, | 1310 |
Tucker, Captain, Prizes captured by, | 401 |
Tucker, Samuel, President of New-Jersey Committee of Safety, | 468 |
| Letter from, to Washington, | 500, 814 |
| His Address to Inhabitants of New-Jersey, | 907 |
| Letters from, to President of Congress, | 968, 1141 |
| Letter from, to New-York Congress, | 1233 |
| Chosen President of New-Jersey Convention, | 1616 |
Tucker, Benjamin, arrives with a load of Salt in New-Jersey, | 691 |
| Allowed by Congress to export his cargo, | 1696 |
Tucker, Gideon, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia, | 872 |
Tucker, William, appointed Captain of New-Jersey Militia, | 1624 |
| Appointed Sheriff of Hunterdon, | 1651 |
Tudor, George, appointed Captain by Congress, | 1705 |
Tuffnal, Mr., opposes the Resolution for Supplies, | 318 |
Tuffts, Captain, ordered to join General Armstrong, | 1189 |
Tally, Christian, premium to, for Spinning-Machine, | 856 |
Tunley, Leonard, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia, | 1470 |
Tunstall, Richard, Clerk to King & Queen County (Virginia) Committee, | 881 |
Tunstall, T., Clerk to Halifax (Virginia) Committee, | 984 |
Tupper, Samuel, Clerk to Machias (Massachusetts) Committee, | 575 |
Tupper, Colonel Benjamin, Letters from, to Washington, | 476, 709, 1011 |
| Letter to, from R. H. Harrison, | 445 |
Turnbull, Captain, (prisoner,) enlarged on parole, | 1644 |
Turner, Mr. Charles, his Speech on the Militia Bill, | 78 |
Turner, Isaac, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, | 871 |
Turner, Israel, appointed First Lieutenant of Frigate, | 1699 |
Turtle, Lord North’s, presented to Hancock, | 713 |
Tuscarora, talk of a, Chief, | 502 |
| Letter from, Chiefs, to Henry Wisner, | 710 |
Tussell, William, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, | 872 |
Tuthill,———, appointed Major of First New-York Battalion, | 408 |
Tyler, Samuel, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia, | 872 |
Tyrannicide, the Massachusetts armed vessel, | 456 |
Tyranny, Lord Camden’s view of, | 166 |
Tyrant, a, “the worst of wild beasts,” | 374 |
Tyringham, Mass., Vote of, on Independence, | 700 |
Tyson, Elisha, Proposals of, to make Gunpowder, | 1115 |
Ulster County, N. Y., Proceedings of Committee of, | 898, 900–1071, 1113, 1272 |
| Cadwalader Colden’s Letter to Committee of, | 1112 |
| Double Returns of Deputies from, to New-York Congress, | 1333 |
| Letter to Committee of, from New-York Congress, | 1349 |
Ulterior Convention, with the Prince of Hesse-Cassel, | 358 |
Umphrey, James, appointed Captain of New-York Militia, | 1316 |
Underhill, Nathaniel, is summoned before New-York Congress, | 1181 |
Union, the importance of, inculcated, | 509 |
| Questions in Philadelphia of supporting the Assembly or the, | 521 |
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