Catesby, M. 1771. The Natural History of Carolina

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e*®&s&*&v I fr^S^ss^^s-^s^^gg THE *-J ui.m N. B. The Numbers in Roman Letters refer ° f CaR0I- it Numbers in Figures ,na and refer the to the PagefW Bahama Iflands ; 'eUœVl^yT" having I. „, II. i'/jf lira nr ^^ ,„ /&ra leconii *Vju»f, - rffOTft Car filh '• ABorigines of Jl. America Caterpillar 23 Fig tree Agriculrure II, of Carolina CiUalfah 94 Field (are Air or' die Bahama I. Iflands xxxviii. aptives 49 Finch, Bahama roes fur off Air of Carolina - xiii. i. Caverns of creeper fait y, • -thickened by the fmoke of Xxxix. —' tar kilns and Caviair to gold make fire hunting - . xxxiv. — • ii. Chat, yellow painred breafted Alligator - - 1. 50 II. 63 Chatterer purple 4°* America colder than the old World in parallel Cherry Fire filh in black duller latitudes - J . 2S ii. Chinkapin ht""ing of the 'i r7~ Indians Angel Hlh - i. - II. 3 r Coals 9 f-ifh poifon in Virginia v. Animals, few in the Bahama Iflands xlii. Cow Flamingo — abound moll; between the Tropicks Flycatcher ii. Cocoa black plumb cap Apalathian mountains Cochineal — red ev'd produced in Carolina Apple trees Colour of a bird changes while breedin Arts and manufactures of the Indians Colour of a bird not perfect till 3 years Afli of Carolina Coney Bahama B Conferve of cocoa plumbs TDÀhama Iflands xxxvm. Cookery of the Indians Bahama coney « a. 79 Corks made of the roots of a tree Balfalp tree II. 99 Coronets of the bills of Woodpeckers produced from a poplar •34 Courage in a fmallbird Angular Baltimore bird t. 4 Cowpen bird Baltimore baltard. Crab land - ,. Barley red claw Baracuda fïïh fand Bark Ilathera, or Eleutheria red motled rock Winter - . hermit Bafs — fea hermit - Bay fweet flower - rough (helled Bay red - - Cradles of the Indians Bay, purple berry I. 61 Crane hooping Bay, loblolly Î. 44 Creatures in torrid zone moft numerous Beafts Bear r white Beaver Bemines abounding in feals Bind weed, purple Bird, red - Birds moll deftruclive to corn Birds of America excel in beauty Birds which breed and abide the Summer in * xxi. I. 2Ç) I. 42 I. 64 1.43 I. 44 I. 41 xxxiii. xii. xlii. xxxi. I..7I I. 25 xli. I. little browri 54 crcfted : ;I. it. 87 Flying Hlh II. 1. 44 -—-— 8 fecure in neither element vii. II. 79 Flcdi of ground doves aromatic I. 1. 25 25 Fulfil bones vii. ix. Fox, gray II. I. 60 Fringe tree 78 I. I. 16 Frog, 68 bull II. I- 55 land 72 I, 3+ warer - I. m 49 II 32 , green rree xviii. "• 37 Frogs devour young ducks and II. i. geefe II. 35 fwallow coals of fire II. 46 II. 36 Frolls in Virginia as inrenfe II. as in 50 the northern' "• 33 moll part ol Britain . ;: xxxiii. II 34 Fruits of Europe I- 39 il 3 I. 63 6 GAR-filh, green II. 1-75 Glol 30 ' be-fiih II. 28 xlii. 'Glojfopctr. 100 miles XXIV. Creeper from finch the Sea in Vir- I. 64 ginia XXV. pine vit.- I. 61 Goar-fucker xxvi. yellow throat I. I. 62 Goofe, 8 Canada xxix. Croker I. II. 3 Grapes 9» xxxviii. Curlew white - j. 1. 82 XXM, fatten filh I- 35 brown XXXV. I. 83 Grafs, a kind of which turtle I. 38 Cuckow of "'*** feed Carolina *. " I. 9 Grain of Europe I 3? I- '3 Culinary plants xix. — -, pulfe, roots, fruit XXXV. Curlew and red herbage, vvith I. 84 their cultivation . ° „„; Cut water I. 90 Gray " X Squirrel . Y'\ Carolina XXXVI Cyprefs - » XXIV. I. .r Greenland Deer Birds which .abide the Winter in Carolina, Cyprefs feeds, food of parrots xxviii. ib. Groolbeak, red and retire North in the Spring ib. D I.38 blue Bitu-rn fmail I 80 Eluge,fignsof 1 km Carolina and Virg. vii purple { 39 I. crefted I Devil fifh - . 79 D xxxii G 43 runt brown Diet-drink ii. I. 73 made of the roots of a fmilax 6 I 52 Guana Bill of'the Flamingo Dogs I. bane II. 64. I. 7+ 58 Gua'tacum, broad leav'd I. Blackberries xxi. Dogwood tree 42 I. 27 Gull laughing I. Black Dopdiick tail 11. pied bill 89 I. , 9 Gum Elimi tree Blue fifh - - 18 Drum filh, black and red Xxx::i. . — arornatkk, from fweet Blue Duck, gum tree IF L bird buffels head I. 47 5 a good vulnerary 1. Bone Dove, fifh ground I. n 26 3« H Bo. by s? Duck, Summer I. 86" little great browri i- I. 98 fiioveler BraJilUtto 51 I. 9 Bruits^ a crafty Indian, his ftratagem xiv. llatheta Broom rape 35 round crefted Bunched Guinea corn XV. Ducks breed in Woodpeckers holes Bullet bum I. 75 Bullfinch bUck 68 Agle fl bald Button wood II 33 E_ harrh impregnated wirh fait C hdtloes Andles made of myrtle berries I. fa Employments of the Bahamians C""! j Canes g"od fodder for cattle iv. European birds in America Carclina when discovered i. F Cataracts obftruct navigaron v. TT^Allow Deer Cat- Ijland the firft land tlifcovered xxxviii. X? Far of Guana\ its properties Cat bird I. 60 Fatbatk, a 8C] Vol. H. 6 HAbitations of the Indians Hawk, Hilling I. 2 Hawk fwallow rail • I. 4 I. 93 — pigeon - little l\ I. J.94 q 7 Healthinefs of the Bahama Iflands xxxviii. Hellebore, lilly leav'd I. Si I. I Heron blue 1.76 vi. white !• xix. Herrings 77 - xxxiii. XXXviii. Hieroglyphicksufed by the Indians xiii. XXXV, Hickory 1. 38 Hind filh II. 14 Holly dahoon - i I- 3« II. 6+ Hogs XXXJ. Hog lilh . t II. II Hog
The INDEX. iïog.fifh, the great ; IT - '5 1 lemony, a preparation ofAte - >"'"• - Honeyfuckt» upright '• 57 Hoops made of HickMV woo J the bell I. 3 S Moore Deer Moth, large C Mulberries Mullet " "- Murray green - Horlé - Humming Bird - . ' °5 black 1 Iurricancs in Carolina, their fatal tHtfls it. I JAckdaw purple -Jay blue , a preparation of Maiz Mutton fifit I. 12 Myrtle narrow leaved candlcberry . 1. .5 broad leaved N I- Jcflamy yellow 53 Indians ol Carolina and Florida - vni. NEgro . . fhape, features , women carry great burthens their habits . a fweet people habits of the women , habits of the men in war arms and weapons . _ are temperate , food and cookery __ habitations and buildings . arts 'and manufaftures hunting — fagachy Sennegars, a nation of , cut off the toes of their captives . . drunkennefs . wars ; fcalping, a barbarous cuftom . caution and temerity , principles of honour lavage nature and cruelty healthy conftitutions . little knowledge of Phyfick iVeating'andfcarrifying falubrious drink ot - _ women peaceable and patient pink - . T Inundations annual in Carolina Inundation of ftih Ivy of I'':>£»». 42 II. 21 Remarks on American Birds XXXV. xvii. Rice firft introduced to Carolina, its different - II. 25 kinds and culture xvii. I. 69 Rivers nor Springs in the Bahama Ifles xlii. ». 13 Roccahamony, a preparation of Indian corn 11. 7 Necromancy of the Indians xiv. Nightingale Virginian I. I. Noddy Nut hatch ». I'm all ». o I. ». OAK ». ». ib. ». ib. xiii. ib. ». ib. ». ». xiv. ». ». ». XV. ib. ib. II. 78 xxxviii. ii. xxxiii. II. 0,8. K Idney beans XV. K King Fifher I. 69 flipper yellow II. LAdy's 73 . of Penfilvania - ib. 72 Lane Snapper II. 17 Land the beft liable to inundations iv. impoverifhed by inundations vii. I. Lark 32 large ib. 33 Laurel-ttee of Carolina r ». 61 Lemon tree xxi. Lilly thorn II. 100 Limbs of oak broke by pigeons I. 23 ' Linnet blue - I. 45 Lizard Lyo'n II. 68 — blue tail ». 6y green of Jamaica ». 66 - of Carolina ib. 6 5 Loblolly bay I. 44 Logwood II. 66 M or Indian corn, diifferent kinds MAIZ, and culture xvi. Mancaneel tree • " 95 Maho bark, its ufes - ib. . 90 Mahogany tree = ib. 66 Mangrove grape tree - ib. 96 . lhapper * ib. 9 Margate fifh ib. 2 Maffick tree ib. 75 Maple, red flowering - I. 62 - Martagon " xix, II. 56 Martin purple 1. 5 , May Apple ; ib. 24 Minerals, flgns of them v. Migratory fifh of ufe to mariners xliii. Mifletoe with red berries II. 81 with purple berries ib. 95 Moccafins, or Inaian fhoes viii. Mock Bird I. 27 Mem» xxviii. white Rock filh II- 5 Rofinof the balfam tree, its ufes ». 99 Rudder fifh ib. 8 S ÇApvndilio II. S7 ° Saflafras I- 55 Sea Sparrow-hawk II. 2 1 Feather ib. 13 Sennagars, a nation of / xiii. with pointed leaves Serpents of Carolina II. 41 Seven years apple I- 59 black Scales of the angel filh lingular II. 31 red ib. 20 Scalping, a barbarous cu Horn of Indians xiii 1 water Scent ofthe Tarky buzzard excelling chefnut School m aller willow Scunk weed . live Shad highland Shark - • Oats I. Oatfea-Iide 32 Sheep Obfervations on fifh of Carolina xxxii. Shell of a river turtle eatable
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