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XX. JOURNAL OF REV. JOHN TAYLOR'S MISSIONARY TOUR

THROUGH THE MOHAWK AND BLACK

COUNTRIES, IN 1802,

✓ XXI. RECTORS OF ST. PETER'S CHURCH, ALBANY,

✔ XXII. APPENDIX,

XXIII. MEDALS AND COINS,

XXIV. MISCELLANY,

RIVER

PAGE.

Documentary History of New-York-Williamson's Description

of the Genesee Country-Indian name of Lake Champlain-

Model of Fitch's Steamboat-Stage between New-York and

Philadelphia, 1776-An old Map of New-England and New-

York-Another Land-mark removed-Ring found on Bur-

goyne's Camp ground-First Vessel on Lake Erie-First

Steamboat on Lake Erie-First Settlement of Buffalo-First

Mail to Buffalo-First Newspaper in Buffalo-First News-

paper in Orange Co.-First Newspaper in Newburgh-First

Newspaper in Queens Co.-First Newspaper in Dutchess Co.

-First Newspaper in Columbia Co.-First Printers and Print-

ing in Albany-First Newspapers in Herkimer Co.-First

Newspaper at Little Falls-First Newspaper at Frankfort—

First Steamboat on Lake Ontario.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME I. -

I. Papers relating to the Iroquois and other Indian tribes.

II. Papers relating to the first settlement at Onondaga, and the discovery of the Salt Springs
at Salina.

III. Papers relating to De Courcelles' and De Tracy's Expeditions against the Mohawk In-

dians, 1665-6.

IV. Reports on the Province of New-York, 1669-1678.

V. Papers relating to M. De La Barre's Expedition to Hungry Bay, 1684.

VI. Governor Dongan's report on the state of the Province, 1687.

VII. Papers relating to Denonville's Expedition to the Genesee Country and Niagara, 1687.

VIII. Names of the Male Inhabitants of Ulster Co., 1689.

IX. Papers relating to the Invasion of New-York and the Burning of Schenectady by the

French, 1690.

X. Civil List of the Province of New-York, 1693.

XI. Papers relating to Frontenac's Expedition against the Onondagoes, 1696.

XII. New-York Army List, 1700.

XIII. Census of the Counties of Orange, Dutchess and Albany, 1702, 1714, 1720.

XIV. Cadwallader Colden on the lands of New-York, 1732.

XV. Papers relating to the Susquehannah River, 1683-1757.

XVI. Papers relating to Ogdensburgh, 1749.

XVII. Papers relating to Oswego.

XVIII. Papers relating to the Oneida Country and the Mohawk Valley, 1756, 1757.

XIX. Papers relating to French Seigniories on Lake Champlain.

XX. Boundary Line between the Whites and the Indians, 1765.

XXI. Papers relating to the City of New-York.

XXII. Papers relating to Long Island.

XXIII. Statistics of Population, 1647—1774.

XXIV. Statistics of Revenue, Imports, Exports, etc., 1691-1768.
XXV. Papers relating to Trade and Manufactures, 1705-1757.
XXVI. Report of Gov. Tryon on the state of the Province, 1774.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME II.

1. Papers relating to Lt. Gov. Leisler's Administration.

II. Early rate lists of Long Island.

III. Manuscripts of Sir Wm. Johnson.

IV. Early Steam Navigation.

V. Papers relating to Western New-York.

BATTLE BETWEEN CHAMPLAIN AND THE INDIANS OF WESTERN NEW-YORK,
PORTRAIT OF COL. HEATHCOTE,

SEW OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, 1768,

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117

395

638

VIEW OF THE CAHOOS FALLS,

BEATTY'S MAP OF LIVINGSTON MANOR, 1714,

690

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PORTRAIT OF LIEUT. GOV. COLDEN,

WIGRAM'S MAP OF THE TOWNS OF LIVINGSTON, GERMANTOWN, AND

CLERMONT, IN THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA, WITH THE SEVERAL HOME-

STEADS THEREON, 1798,

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BLEECKER'S MAP OF THE MANOR OF RENSSELAERWYCK, WITH THE

INDIAN FORTIFICATIONS IN THE BLACK RIVER COUNTRY, (No. 1,)

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