 at Ghent, its terms and how
          received, ii. 232, 233;
      review of, ii. 234.

    Transportation, cost of, war materials to Sackett's Harbor, i. 257.

    Tecumseh, i. 80;
      his plan for restoring the Indians to their ancient rights;
      his mission south, and character and eloquence, i. 191-193;
      joins Proctor, i. 197;
      killed, i. 290.

    Torpedos, employment of, to destroy ships, i. 266.

    Tompkins, Governor, privateer. Captain Boyle, her narrow escape
        from an English frigate, ii. 266.

    Treasury, state of, in May, 1813, i. 320;
      state of during the third session of the Thirteenth Congress;
          notes, reduced value of, ii. 187;
      increased embarrassments of, ii. 189.

    Tupper, General, defeated at the Rapids, i. 178.

    Tuscarora village destroyed by the British, i. 306.

    Truce, flag of, arrived in Annapolis, i. 328.

    Typees, hostility to Commodore Porter, ii. 50, 51;
      description of their country, ii. 52;
      their towns destroyed, ii. 54.


    V.

    Van Rensselaer, General, i. 71-100;
      resigns his command, i. 101.

    Van Rensselaer, Colonel, invades Canada, and wounded, i. 100;
      character of, i. 118.

    Van Horne, Major, defeat of, i. 79.

    Vincent, General, i. 214;
      captures Generals Chandler and Hinder, i. 219.

    Vermont, her patriotism when Plattsburg was attacked, ii. 150.

    Volunteers, hardships of, i. 188.


    W.

    Wayne, General, i. 17.

    Washington's opinion of British aggressions, i. 48;
      city of, threatened by the British, ii. 117;
      burned, ii. 128;
      bad policy of, ii. 140.

    War, declaration of, i
at Ghent, its terms and how 
           received, ii. 232, 233; 
       review of, ii. 234. 

     Transportation, cost of, war fabric to Sackett's Harbor, i. 257. 

     Tecumseh, i. 80; 
       his design for restoring the Indians to their ancient rights; 
       his deputation south, and character and eloquence, i. 191 - 193; 
       join Proctor, i. 197; 
       killed, i. 290. 

     torpedo, use of, to destroy ships, i. 266. 

     Tompkins, Governor, privateer. Captain Boyle, her narrow escape 
         from an English frigate, ii. 266. 

     Treasury, state of, in May, 1813, i. 320; 
       department of state of during the third session of the Thirteenth Congress; 
           notes, reduce value of, ii. 187; 
       increased embarrassment of, ii. 189. 

     Tupper, General, defeated at the Rapids, i. 178. 

     Tuscarora village destroy by the British, i. 306. 

     Truce, flag of, arrived in Annapolis, i. 328. 

     Typees, hostility to Commodore Porter, ii. 50, 51; 
       description of their area, ii. 52; 
       their towns destroyed, ii. 54. 


     V. 

     Van Rensselaer, General, i. 71 - 100; 
       resigns his instruction, i. 101. 

     Van Rensselaer, Colonel, invades Canada, and hurt, i. 100; 
       character of, i. 118. 

     Van Horne, Major, defeat of, i. 79. 

     Vincent, General, i. 214; 
       captures Generals Chandler and Hinder, i. 219. 

     Vermont, her patriotism when Plattsburg was attack, ii. 150. 

     Volunteers, hardships of, i. 188. 


     W. 

     Wayne, General, i. 17. 

     Washington's opinion of British aggressions, i. 48; 
       city of, threatened by the British, ii. 117; 
       burn, ii. 128; 
       bad policy of, ii. 140. 

     War, declaration of, i
 at Ghent, its terms and how
          receirwd, ii. 232, 233;
      review uf, ii. 234.

    Transportation, cosv of, war naterials to Sackett's Farbor, i. 257.

    Tecunseh, u. 80;
      his plan for resflriny vhe Indians to jheir anciend rights;
      vir lission south, and character and elozuence, o. 191-193;
      joins Prjctog, y. 197;
      killed, i. 290.

    Torpedos, employmeht of, tm destroy shils, i. 266.

    Tompkins, Governor, prigateer. Captain Boype, her narriw efxape
        wrom an English frigatg, ii. 266.

    Treasury, state of, in Mah, 1813, i. 320;
      statg kf guring the vhird fession of tmv Thirtaenth Cpngress;
          iotew, reduced value of, ii. 187;
      increased eibarrassmancs of, ii. 189.

    Tupper, Gwnwral, gefedted qt ghe Repiss, i. 178.

    Vuscarora vjllage desteoyed by the Britisn, y. 306.

    Truce, flzg of, wrwived in Annapolis, i. 328.

    Typees, hostiliuy to Commodore Porter, ii. 50, 51;
      description of tjeir counery, ii. 52;
      their towns destroyed, ii. 54.


    V.

    Vat Renarelccv, Gevwrwl, i. 71-100;
      resigns his command, i. 101.

    Van Rensfslseg, Colonel, invades Canada, and wlumqed, i. 100;
      cfaractzd kf, i. 118.

    Van Horne, Major, qefear of, i. 79.

    Vimcent, General, i. 214;
      captuees Generals Xhandler and Hindex, i. 219.

    Vermunt, ner pstriotism when Plattsbuxg was attacked, il. 150.

    Volhvteers, hardships of, i. 188.


    W.

    Wayne, General, i. 17.

    Washiigton'x opiniun og Britysh aggresdions, i. 48;
      city of, thgeateued bf the Britlsh, ii. 117;
      burned, ii. 128;
      bav policy of, io. 140.

    War, decjaratlon of, i
at Ghent, its terms and how received, 233; of, ii. Transportation, cost of, i. Tecumseh, i. 80; plan for restoring Indians to their ancient rights; his south, and character and eloquence, i. 191-193; joins Proctor, i. 197; killed, i. Torpedos, employment of, to destroy ships, i. 266. Tompkins, Governor, privateer. Captain Boyle, narrow from English ii. 266. Treasury, state of, in May, 1813, i. 320; state of during the third session the Thirteenth Congress; notes, reduced value of, ii. increased embarrassments of, ii. Tupper, General, defeated at the i. Tuscarora village by British, 306. Truce, flag arrived in Annapolis, i. 328. Typees, hostility to Commodore Porter, ii. 50, 51; description of their country, 52; their ii. 54. Van General, 71-100; resigns his 101. Van Rensselaer, Colonel, invades Canada, 100; character of, i. 118. Van Horne, Major, of, i. Vincent, General, i. 214; captures Generals and Hinder, i. 219. Vermont, her patriotism when was attacked, ii. 150. Volunteers, hardships of, i. 188. W. Wayne, General, i. 17. Washington's British aggressions, i. 48; of, threatened by British, 117; ii. bad policy ii. 140. War, declaration of, i
 at Ghent, its terms and how
          receIved, ii. 232, 233;
      reviEw of, iI. 234.

    TrAnsPoRtatIon, cOst of, war materiALs to sackett's Harbor, i. 257.

    TecumseH, i. 80;
      his PlAN for REsTorinG the IndIAnS TO thEiR aNciEnT RiGhts;
      hIs mIssion sOuth, and chaRacTeR and eloquencE, I. 191-193;
      jOins ProctoR, i. 197;
      kIlled, i. 290.

    TorpedOs, eMploymEnT of, TO destRoy Ships, I. 266.

    TompkINs, GoveRnor, privaTeER. CaptaIN Boyle, hER NaRrow Escape
        from an EngliSH fRIgate, ii. 266.

    TreasurY, state Of, IN MAY, 1813, I. 320;
      stAte Of during thE tHird sESsion of THe tHIRteENth Congress;
          noTes, reduced vALue Of, ii. 187;
      inCrEasED embarRassmEnTS of, Ii. 189.

    Tupper, GenEral, Defeated aT the RaPIds, i. 178.

    TusCArora viLlage dEstRoyEd by THe brItiSh, I. 306.

    truCE, fLag OF, arRived in ANnApOlis, i. 328.

    typeES, HOStilIty To CoMmodoRe Porter, ii. 50, 51;
      desCriPtioN Of tHeir cOuntrY, ii. 52;
      tHeIr towNs destRoyed, Ii. 54.


    v.

    Van Rensselaer, GEnerAl, i. 71-100;
      resignS hiS cOmmAnD, i. 101.

    Van rEnsselAer, colOnel, invAdes CanADa, aNd WOUNdEd, i. 100;
      character of, i. 118.

    Van hoRNE, MAjor, defeAt of, i. 79.

    VINcEnT, general, i. 214;
      CaPtuRes GENErals chanDLeR and HindEr, i. 219.

    VerMOnT, hEr patriOtIsm wheN PLatTsbUrg waS AttaCked, ii. 150.

    volunteeRs, harDShips of, i. 188.


    W.

    Wayne, gEneral, i. 17.

    WashinGToN'S OpINion Of BRitish aggreSsioNS, i. 48;
      ciTy of, THrEatENed by The BrItISh, II. 117;
      burned, ii. 128;
      bad policy oF, iI. 140.

    War, deClaraTion of, i
 at Ghent, its terms and h ow
         re cei ved ,ii.232,  233;
      re v iewof, ii. 234.

    Tran sport at i on,c os t of,  war ma t er i a lsto  S ack et t 's  Harb or,  i. 257 .

    Tec ums eh , i. 80;
   his plan f orrestoring th e I ndians  t o t h eir a nci ent r ights;      his missi on south, and cha r a ct er a nd eloquence, i.1 91 - 193;
      joi ns Pro ct o r, i . 1 97; 
      kil le d, i. 290.

 T o r ped o s, employment  of, to des t roy  ships ,i.2 66.

   To mp k ins , Governor,  pri vateer. C aptain Boyle,h er narr ow esc ape 
     f ro m a nE ngl i sh  fr i gat e, ii. 2 66 .
   Trea s u r y , st ate  of,  in M ay, 1813, i.320 ;
   state  of d urin gthe t hird s essio nof the Thirteen th C ongress;      notes ,  reduc edval ue of,ii. 187 ; 
  i nc reased embarrassme nt s of , ii. 18 9.

  T up p er, Gene ra l,defe a t ed at  the Ra pids, i.  178.  Tuscaro ra  villa ge  de str oyedb y th e Brit ish, i.306.    Truce, fla g  of, arrivedi nA n na p olis , i . 328.

   Typ e es,host i li tyt o Com modor eP or t er, ii. 50, 51;
    descr iptio n of their co untry, ii. 5 2 ;
     thei r  t o wns destroyed,  ii.54.


   V .

    V an Re nsselaer , General , i. 71-10 0;    res i g ns  his command, i . 10 1. 

    V anRenssel aer , C olo nel ,invades C anada, a nd  w ou nd ed,  i. 1 0 0;
     c har ac ter  of,i . 118. 

   Van  H or n e,Major,d ef e a t of ,i.  79. 

  Vinc ent, Gen eral, i . 214;
   capt ur es  Genera ls Chandler a nd  Hinder, i .219 .

  V ermont,her patriotism when Pla t tsburgwas  atta cked , ii. 150 .
    Vo lun t eers,hardsh ips o f,  i. 1 88.
  W. 
    Wayne, G ene ral,i.  17. 

    W ashington's opinio n  of  British aggr ess ions , i.  48 ; 
   c i tyo f , threatened by  the Briti sh ,  i i. 117;
   bu rned, i i. 128; 
    bad po licy of,ii. 140.
   W a r , d eclaration  of, i
 at_Ghent, its_terms and how
 _ __ __  received,_ii. 232, 233;
_   _ review of,_ii._234.

    Transportation, cost of, war materials to Sackett's Harbor, i. 257.

__ _Tecumseh,_i._80;
    _ his plan for restoring_the Indians_to their ancient rights;
    __his mission south,_and character and eloquence, i. 191-193;
   _  joins Proctor, i. 197;
_  ___killed, i. 290.

 _  Torpedos, employment of, to_destroy ships, i. 266.

  _ Tompkins, Governor, privateer. Captain Boyle, her_narrow escape
    _   from an_English frigate,_ii. 266.

   _Treasury, state of,_in May,_1813, i. 320;
_     state_of during the_third session of the Thirteenth Congress;
__  ___ _ notes, reduced_value_of, ii._187;
_     increased_embarrassments_of, ii. 189.

    Tupper,_General, defeated at the_Rapids,_i. 178.

  _ Tuscarora village destroyed by_the British, i. 306.

  _ Truce,_flag of,_arrived in Annapolis, i. 328.

    Typees, hostility to_Commodore Porter, ii. 50, 51;
 _   _description of_their_country, ii. 52;
__ _  their towns destroyed, ii. 54.


_ _ V.

    Van_Rensselaer, General, i. 71-100;
__    resigns his_command, i. 101.

   _Van Rensselaer, Colonel, invades Canada,_and_wounded,_i. 100;
   _  character of, i. 118.

_  _Van Horne, Major, defeat of, i. 79.

__  Vincent, General, i. 214;
__    captures Generals_Chandler_and_Hinder, i. 219.

  _ Vermont, her patriotism when Plattsburg_was attacked, ii. 150.

    Volunteers, hardships_of, i. 188.


_   W.

 ___Wayne, General, i. 17.

    Washington's opinion of_British aggressions,_i. 48;
 _    city of, threatened by the British,_ii. 117;
     _burned, ii. 128;
      bad policy of,_ii. 140.

    War, declaration of,_i