United Colonies, Address to the Inhabitants of the, | 1059 |
| | Maryland agrees to declare them Independent, | 1491 |
| | Congress declare them Independent States, | 1728 |
United Provinces, the revolt of, compared to that of the Colonies, | 51 |
| | Were lost by Philip’s tenacity, | 80 |
United States, first so named, in New-Jersey Convention, | 1663 |
| | Committee appointed to prepare a Seal for the, | 1732 |
University, intemperate Address of the Oxford, | 82 |
Upper-Marlborough, Md., Court-Martial ordered at, | 1484 |
Usurpation, the tyranny towards America a disgrace to, | 58 |
Vacancies, Congress call on Washington for a list of, | 1724 |
Vance, David, appointed Ensign of North-Carolina Militia, | 1445 |
Vandenberg, Adam, appointed Ensign of New-York Militia, | 1353 |
Vandenberg, Henry, appointed Lieutenant by Congress, | 1722 |
Vanderwenter, Jacob, appointed Captain of New-Jersey Militia, | 1653 |
Van Alstyne, Mr., examined before New-York Committee, | 568 |
Van Banschoten, Elias, appointed Captain by Congress, | 1722 |
Vanbibber, Isaac, money offered to, for a Powder-Mill, | 933 |
Vanbibber, Abraham, Letter to, from the Maryland Council of Safety, | 985, 1257 |
Van Brunt, Hendrick, appointed Major of New-Jersey Militia, | 1652 |
Van Campen, Benjamin, Associators meet at house of, | 614 |
Van Dyke, Matthew, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia, | 1385 |
Van Dyke, Nicholas, appointed Ensign of New-York Militia, | 1385 |
Van Hoese, Ryner, Petitions for discharge of, | 1407 |
Van Hook, Lieutenant, Order for trial of, | 761 |
Van Horne, Cornelius, Testimony of, in Tea-case, | 1361–2 |
Van Horne, Augustus, Letter from, considered in the New-York Congress, | 1414 |
| | Ordered to be brought before the Congress, | 1433 |
| | Signs Association and is discharged, | 1434 |
Van Orden,———, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia, | 1353 |
Van Rensselaer, Henry, elected Major by New-York Congress, | 1392 |
Van Rensselaer, Philip, return of Stores from, | 417 |
| | Arms, &c., ordered to be delivered to, | 448 |
| | Letter to, from Washington, | 490 |
Van Rensselaer, Robert, Letter from a Prisoner to, | 1150 |
Van Schaick, Colonel Goose, Regiment of, without men, | 502, 566 |
| | Washington’s remarks on Return of, | 769 |
| | Schuyler’s explanations concerning, | 910 |
| | Return of his Regiment, | 917 |
Van Sweringen, Captain, Company of, taken into pay, | 859 |
Van Voorst, Cornelius, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of New-Jersey Militia, | 1633 |
Van Waggener, Lieutenant, bearer of Despatches to Washington, | 633 |
Van Waggener, Garret, appointed a Lieutenant by Congress, | 1722 |
Van Wyck, Theodore, reports Proceedings of Loan-Office, | 1402 |
Varick, Richard, Secretary to General Schuyler, | 416 |
| | Letter from, to Washington, | 555, 711 |
| | Letter to, from John Lansing, | 942 |
Varnum, Colonel, the Petition of, referred to General Ward, | 436 |
| | General Ward’s Letter on the case of, | 513 |
| | A Court of Inquiry on the complaint of, | 697 |
| | Washington disapproves the finding of the Court, | 929 |
Vaught, Christopher and John, fined by New-Jersey Convention, | 1656 |
Veazey, Captain Edward, ordered to furnish a guard, | 421 |
| | Further Orders to, from Maryland Council of Safety, | 1091 |
Venice, degeneration of the Government of, | 752 |
Vernon, Thomas, petitions New-York Congress for a discharge, | 1354 |
Versailles, speculations on the Court of, | 5 |
Vestry, Memorial of the New-York, to the Congress, | 627 |
Virginia, Lord Chatham’s Plan approved by, | 132 |
| | Preparations of, for resistance, | 241 |
| | Delegates of, propose Independence in Congress, | 807 |
Virginia Committee of Safety, Proceedings of, | 405, 721 |
| | Letters to the, | 408, 682 |
Virginia Convention, to the Maryland Convention, | 461 |
| | Declare for Independence, | 606 |
| | Resolve of, regarding Governour Eden, | 629 |
| | Address to, by a Native, | 748 |
| | Resolves of, sent to Pennsylvania Assembly, | 857 |
| | Letter from Governour of Connecticut to, | 902 |
| | President of, to the Delegates in Congress, | 932 |
| | Elect Delegates to Congress, | 1017 |
| | Resolves of, on the Transylvania Lands, | 1044 |
| | Resolution of, read in the New-York Congress, | 1364 |
| | Letter of Acknowledgment to, from the New-York Congress, | 1377 |
| | Controversy of, with Maryland, | 807, 821, 1493, 1505, 1544 |
| | Resolution of, read in the New-Jersey Congress, | 1618 |
| | Proceedings of, | 1509–1616 |
Visscher, Matthew, Secretary to Albany Committee, | 398 |
| | Letter from, to Committee of German Flats, | 574 |
| | Is recommended by Albany Committee, | 901 |
Visscher, Major John, recommended for promotion, | 726 |
| | Is recommended by Congress to New-York Convention, | 1719 |
| | Is appointed Lieutenant-Colonel, | 1009 |
Volunteers, New-York Committee recommend the raising of, | 1382 |
Vosburg, Captain H., queer story about Company of, | 504 |
Vyner, Mr., Replies to Sir J. Mawbey, | 318 |
| | His devotion to Ministers, | 373 |
| | Can no longer support “such Ministers,” | 385 |
Waddell, Alexander, recommended as Ensign, | 464 |
| | The Deposition of, | 805 |
Waddell, Captain Henry, resignation of, of New-Jersey, | 1635 |
Wade, Elisha, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, | 873 |
Wade, Nehemiah, appointed a Major of New-Jersey Militia, | 1645 |
Wadman, Lieutenant, assigned to limits on parole, | 1661 |
Wadsworth, James, Jun., appointed Brigadier-General of Connecticut Militia, | 871 |
Wager, Sir Charles, Anecdote of, | 233 |
Wagoners, accused of frauds in transportation, | 502 |
| | General Schuyler’s Defence of, | 910 |
Wagonmaster, Schuyler defends his, | 911 |
Wake, Drury, committed to Jail by the New-Jersey Convention, | 1649 |
| | Adjudged to pay the costs of prosecution, | 1650 |
Waldeck, Treaty with the Prince of, | 356 |
Walker, George, the examination of, read in House of Commons, | 204 |
Walker, Lieutenant Silas, ordered for trial by Court-Martial, | 525, 761 |
| | He is acquitted by the Court, | 1144 |
Walker, Charles, Petition and Accounts of, | 950 |
| | Congress pay him for sloop Endeavour, | 1699 |
Walker, Richard, proclaimed in Virginia disaffected, | 984 |
Walker, Richard, Petitions New-Jersey Convention for leave to be neutral, | 1652 |
Walker, James, ordered for trial by Virginia Convention, | 1552 |
Wallace, Hugh, Correspondence of, with Governour Skene, | 549 |
Wallen, William, (of Maryland,) Depositions against, | 985 |
| | Arrested and sent to Council of Safety, | 1063 |
| | Ordered to give security, | 1475 |
Walpole, Hon. Thomas, opposes Lord North’s Bill, | 192, 201 |
Walpole, (Massachusetts,) Vote of, on Independence, | 533 |
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