Footnotes

[1.] Vol. xxv, p. 215. Obituary notice of Col. Gibbs. [2.] Taken from Vol. i, Am. Jour. Sci. and Arts, pp. v, vi; also pp. 1 to 8, July, 1818. [3.] The date of the incipient movements. [4.] Late the Rivoli collection of Paris. [5.] Especially our ancient compeer, The Journal of the Franklin Institute at Philadelphia. [6.] At this place, erroneously called Faye's comet. [7.] We have arranged the references under this head according to the States, placing first a few of a general character. The references to mines, will be found under the names of the several metals; those of fossils, under Fossil, the names of the species, and also Zoology; those of tracks of animals under Footprints; of coal, under Coal; of boulders, under Boulders and Drift; of scratches or furrows, under Scratches.

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VirginaVirginia— —— from Virgina _C. U. Shepard_, xvi, 191.
PennnsylvaniaPennsylvania—, in Pennnsylvania, viii, 239; x, 219; xiv, 9, 17.
217247— for evolving silicon from fluo-silicic acid, R. Hare, xxiv, 217.f
xlviixxlix— for experiments on inflection and interference of light and caustics, E. S. Snell, xlviix, 24,f 26.f
—,— —,—, reply to C. S. Rafinesque, ii, 134.
Prof. AlexanderProf. Alexander— — —, —, Prof. Alexander, September, 1839, xxxix, 364.
guagegauge—, effect of deflected current of air, on the results with a rain guage, xxxv, 287.
BigboneBig BoneBigbone Lick, bones of, xviii, 139.
substanc'ssubstancesBoletus igniarius, analogous to animal substanc's A. Eaton, vi, 177.
301, 198198, 301—, —, in N. Hampshire, viii, 301, 198.
ferrosilicateferro-silicate—, of ferrosilicate of manganese, from Rhode Island, C. U. Shepard, xvii, 142.f
N. C,N. C.,—, —, or natural walls, of Rowan, N. C, xiv, 242.
R. Hare'sR. Hare's—, —, —, reply to R. Hare's strictures on, by W. C. Redfield, xliv, 384.
M. Cochin'sM. Cochin's—, —, —, —, M. Cochin's munificence, xvii, 394.
M. Ordinaire'sM. Ordinaire's—, M. Ordinaire's method, vii, 199, 383.
Watkins'Watkins' —, —, Watkins' dry, xvii, 162.
De-WittDe WittEllipses, mode of drawing, S. De-Witt, xxiv, 369.f
MisssissippiMississippiFeatherstonhaugh, G. W., geological report on part of the country west of the Misssissippi, notice of, xxviii, 379; xxxii, 185.
—, American, in Georgia,—, —, —,—, American, in Georgia, mammals, Brunswick canal, R. Harlan, xliii, 141.f
—, —, —,—, —, —, —,—, —, —, Kenawha and other western valleys, S. P. Hildreth, xxix, 83.
N. Carlina—,—, —, —, N. Carlina, natural walls of Rowan, xiv, 242.
xxviixxviii—, turnouts in railroads, xxvii, 248.
subgenussub-genus—, a new subgenus of spiders, xli, 116.f
shell-fishshell fish—, —, disease among shell-fish, xxxii, 97.
hailstormshail storms—, on hailstorms, xxiii, 35.f
Big-boneBig BoneKentucky, fossil bones at Big-bone Lick, xviii, 139.
mageticmagnetic— separating machine for magetic ores of iron, used at Franconia, xviii, 289.
SnakehillSnake Hill—, Saratoga Co., Lake and its environs with Snakehill, J. H. Steele, ix, 1.f
ferrocyanateferro-cyanate— preparation made with ferrocyanate of potash, R. Hunt, xlii, 317.
Porter, J.—,Porter, J. Roxbury rocking stone, vii, 59.f
turn-outsturnouts—, turn-outs in, with flexible moveable rails, T. Gorton, xxviii, 248.
occurenceoccurrenceSalisbury, E. E., Dr. Lund on the occurence of fossil human bones of the præhistoric world, xliv, 277.
præhistoricpræ-historicSalisbury, E. E., Dr. Lund on the occurence of fossil human bones of the præhistoric world, xliv, 277.
xxxvii, 213."misplaced after the following line"—, —, in Texas, springs of,
BigboneBig Bone *—, Bigbone Lick and elsewhere, geological position of, C. Lyell, xlvi, 320.
copperheadcopper-head Scytalus cupreus, or copperhead snake, C. S. Rafinesque, i, 84.
cutwormcut-worm — devastator, or cutworm, J. P. Brace, i, 154.
subgenussub-genus Spermophora, a new subgenus of spiders, N. M. Hentz, xli, 116.f
FguresFigures9. Fgures of two Uniones, by D. H. Barnes, 126
connnectedconnected Apparatus connnected with Prof. Draper's paper on the Allotropism of Chlorine, &c., 352
EupyrchoriteEupyrchroite—, on the Eupyrchorite and Rensselaerite of Emmons, xl, 77.
FreycinetFreycenetVoyage of discovery, French, by Capt. Freycinet, in the Uranie, notice of, iv, 391.
Yarrel'sYarrell's —, notice of Yarrel's British, xxxvii, 167.
VarrentrapVarrentrapp—, on Varrentrap and Will's mode of determining the nitrogen in organic compounds, xlii, 253f; xlv, 267.
stratigraphicalstratiographical—, cardinal points in stratigraphical geology, xxi, 199.
SolfaterraSolfataraSolfaterra, connection of, with Vesuvius, xix, 387.
RottboelliaRottböllia Rottboellia ciliata, i, 357.
RibancourtRibaucourtRibancourt, on peat, xv, 250.
RennelRennellRennel, J., notice of, xx, 304.
QuimbyQuinbyArchimedes, on the spiral of, by A. B. Quimby, ix, 316.f
QuimbyQuinbyBlowing machinery of a furnace, investigations respecting, by A. B. Quimby, xii, 128.
QuimbyQuinbyBreast wheels, A. B. Quimby, xi, 333.
PotsvillePottsville—, Potsville or Mount Carbon, J. Pierce, xii, 63, 65.
PopocatapetlPopocatepetl—, —, of Mexico, Jorullo, Popocatapetl, &c., xiii, 304.
PlattsburgPlattsburgh— of the United States, extreme cold at Plattsburg, N.Y., (1821) iii, 366; (1826) xi, 195.
PlattsburgPlattsburgh—, —, fumigations with, at Plattsburg in 1819, viii, 200.
phosphuretedphosphuretted—, on the formation of phosphureted hydrogen, xii, 294.
OpalousasOpelousas—, notices in Opalousas, Attakapas, &c., xxxv, 344.
Dove'sDové's—, reply to _R. Hare's_ strictures on H. W. Dove's essay on storms, xliv, 384.
paddlewheelpaddle-wheel—, propulsion of, by the trapezium paddlewheel and screw, xlii, 336.
hydro-sulphurichydrosulphuric—, a reagent for hydro-sulphuric acid, _A. du Pasquier_, xl, 123.
foot-marksfootmarks—, fossil foot-marks, xliii, 173.
WarrengtonWarrington—, green, of commerce, observations on, _R. Warrengton_, xlviii, 188.
WhittelseyWhittleseyElevation above the ocean of some heights in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and New York, _C. Whittelsey_, xlv, 12.