| I. | [In which Phil talks of going to Sea, and meets an old Acquaintance.] |
| II. | [In which Phil starts for New York, and is stopped on the way.] |
| III. | [In which Phil goes east, and meets Captain Farraday.] |
| IV. | [In which Phil visits the Bark Michigan, and looks after his Finances.] |
| V. | [In which Phil moralizes over his Loss, and hears from St. Louis.] |
| VI. | [In which Phil signs the Shipping Papers, and recognizes the new Mate.] |
| VII. | [In which Phil attempts to escape from the Bark Michigan.] |
| VIII. | [In which Phil finds himself a Prisoner, and finds something else.] |
| IX. | [In which Phil finds himself rated as an able Seaman in the Port Watch.] |
| X. | [In which Phil stands his Watch, and takes his Trick at the Wheel.] |
| XI. | [In which Phil makes a Cringle, and visits the Cross-trees.] |
| XII. | [In which Phil ascertains the Destination of the Michigan.] |
| XIII. | [In which Phil goes aft, with others of the Crew, and then goes forward.] |
| XIV. | [In which Phil speaks for Truth and Justice, and a Sail is discovered.] |
| XV. | [In which Phil is assigned to an important Position by his Shipmates.] |
| XVI. | [In which Phil finds himself a Prisoner in the Steerage.] |
| XVII. | [In which Phil becomes better acquainted with the Cabin Steward.] |
| XVIII. | [In which Phil and others visit the Cabin of the Bark.] |
| XIX. | [In which Phil and his Companions obtain Possession of the Michigan.] |
| XX. | [In which Phil argues a Point with Waterford, and mounts Guard in the Steerage.] |
| XXI. | [In which Phil becomes Second Mate of the Michigan.] |
| XXII. | [In which Phil lays down the Law, and is afterwards much alarmed.] |
| XXIII. | [In which Phil counsels Prudence, and resorts to Strategy.] |
| XXIV. | [In which Phil prepares for a Struggle, and opens the Fore Scuttle.] |
| XXV. | [In which Phil completes the Victory, and empties the Rum Barrels.] |
| XXVI. | [In which Phil reaches New York, meets the Gracewoods, and abandons Cringle and Cross-tree.] |