ichaux's Journey from Lexington to Charleston._

Vineyards, 114--Kentucky River, Harrodsburgh, Mulder Hill,
Barrens or Kentucky Meadows, 115--Nasheville, 117--Cairo,
Fort Blount, 118--West Point, Cherokee Indians, 119--
Kingstown, 120--Knoxville, Holstein River, Tavern, Macby,
121--Woods, Log-houses, Greenville, Jonesborough, 122--
Alleghany Mountains, Linneville Mountains, Morganton,
123--Lincolnton, 124--Chester, Winesborough, Columbia,
125--Charleston, 126.

_Description of Charleston._

Situation, Quays, 126--Streets, Houses, 127--Public Buildings,
Trees in the Streets, Inhabitants, 128--Vauxhall, Hotels,
Market, Provisions, 129--Marshes, 130.

Adjacent country, 130--Raleigh, Newbern, Savannah, in Georgia,
131.

_Bartram's Excursion from Charleston into Georgia and West
Florida._

Augusta, 133--Country, fossil shells, Fort James, Dartmouth,
134--Indian monuments, 135--Cherokee Settlements, Sinica, 135
--Keowe, Tugilo river, 136--Sticoe, Cowe, 137--Cherokee
Indians, 138--Fort James, 140--Country near the Oakmulge and
Flint rivers, Uche, 141--Apalachula, Coweta, Talasse,
Coloome, 142--Alabama river, Mobile, Pensacola, 144--Mobile,
Pearl river, Manchac, Mississippi river, 145--Mobile, Taensa,
146--Tallapoose river, Alabama, Mucclasse, Apalachula river,
Chehau, Usseta, 147--Oakmulge, Ocone river, Ogeche, Augusta,
Savannah, 148.

_Mr. Bartram's Journey from Savannah into East Florida._

Sunbury, 148--Fort Barrington, St. Ille's, 149--Savannahs
near river St. Mary, River St. Juan, or St. John, Cowford,
150--Plantation, 151--Indian Village, 152 Charlotia or
Rolle's Town, Mount Royal, 153--Lake George, Spalding's
Upper Store, 154--Adventure with Alligators, 155--Alligators'
nests, 157--Lake, Forests, Plantation, Hot Fountain, Upper
Store, Cuscowilla, 159--Sand-hills, Half-way Pond, Turtles,
Lake of Cuscowilla, 160--Alachuas and Creek or Siminole
Indians, 161--Talahasochte, Little St. John's River, 162.

_The River Mississippi._

Source, Length, Banks, 165--Tides, New Orleans, 166--Adjacent
Country, Natchez, 167--Navigation of the Mississippi, 168--
New Madrid, the Ohio, Illinois Territory, Kaskaski, 169--St.
Louis, 170.

_Pike's Voyage from St. Louis to the Source of the Mississippi._

St. Louis, 170--Illinois River, Buffalo River, Sac Indians,
Salt River, 171--Rapids des Moines, Jowa River, Jowa Indians,
Rock River, 172--Turkey River, Reynard Indian