Carolina Senator) who married, and has issue, 2. John Washington, also a member of the Senate of North Carolina, who married a daughter of Paul Cameron, of Hillsboro, and has issue, 3. George W. 4. William A; 5. Augustus, 6. Susan.
VII. Mary, married Joseph Graham of Canton, Arkansas, and has issue.,
His second son left issue, from whom are sprung Hon. William H. Washington, of Newbern, and Richard Washington, of Goldsboro, all of whom married and have families.
A good master, 170. Addison, Jos., 201. Ahasuerus, 221. Ajobardus-Bishop of Lyons- his wise views, 180. Alexandria, The "fool's tax" in, 180.
Alexander the Great, 251. Alexander, Archibald, 168.
James and Joseph A.,
16. Aid-de-Camp to Govenor of Vir- ginia appointment to, 98. America, official delinquencies in, 166.
Ambition, his want of, 55. Amusing trial of a horse-thief, 61.
Anderson, Joseph R., 86.
Anecdote of a gallant boy, 11, 12. General Andrew Jack-
63. Apoplexy-a form of disease com- mon to the Peytons, 305. Alleghany, Virginia, the district beyond, 131.
Ameliorating effect of public work on the population, 144.
American government, one of
Anarchy worse than the worst Government, 250.
Argument of Wm. M. Peyton in behalf of public works, 133–165 Armed neutrality recommended to Virginia in 1861, 281. Aristocracy, the Shoddy, 298. Astrologers, foolish belief in, 181.
Aspirations, the folly of political, 218, 219.
Baldwin Briscoe, G., 6, 92. His character, 95.
Baldwin J. B., 240, 306. Bayly Thos. H., 189. 190. Barnett, David, 119.
Berlin decrees of Napoleon, 4. Barbour, James and Philip, 6, 240.
Benton, Thos. H., 124.
Bayard, The modern, 210. Beauty and booty, 37. Berrian, John M., 16.
Beautiful Virginian scenery, 168. Blair F. P., 3.
Boys, Dr Wm., 22. Boyden, Rev. E., 44. Boys, Mrs. Wm. 75. Boone county, 231.
Beaumont, Francis, (Colleague of Fletcher), 51.
Boy, a gallant, 11, 12,
Biography, motive for writing, 2. Brown, Mrs. Fanny Peyton, 74. Brown, Orlando, 3.
Botts, John, minor, 86. 240. Bowcock Thomas, 240. Burrell, Chas., 86.
Bell, John, 237, 294. Boyce, W. W., 266. His views against Secession, 267. Border States, their interest im- perilled by secession, 249. Brown, Governor, of Georgia, 300. Blackberry wine, anecdote of, 24 Breckenridge, Robert, J., 2, 16, Major John C., 2, 16. Cary, 86.
Blackburn, General Sam., 6. Mrs Anna, 84.
Bryan, John Randolph, 17. Bryan House, 74. Brutus, 206. Brobdignags, 219.
Burning Clients' bonds, 57. 58. Buddha, 23
Brokenborough, J. W., 92. Bruce, J. E., 86.
Cato, Valerius, 24.
Carlile, John S., 240.
Cannel coal discovered in Vir- ginia, 231.
Calhoun, J. C, 171.
Catholic Church in Monrose, 176. Clay, Henry, Whig Candidate, in
1844, for Presidency, 225, 228. Claiborne, Stirling, 7.
Clients. their bonds burnt 57. Clarke, General, 98. Clarendon, Earl of, 88. Chesapeake bay- the American mediterranean, 131.
Celsus, his advice for preserving health, 21.
Clinton de Witt, 135. Chaucer, Geoffrey-founder of English poetry, 30. Cicero, 24.
Christ rebukes a proud mother, 9. Coulter Judge, 6.
Combat with Van Bibber, 20.
Domestic life in Roanoke, 169. D'Orleans, Father- his fictions inventions 178.
Dupes always ready found by Charlatans, 180. Douglas, Stephen A., 237.
Eastern Empire, fall of, 87. Early, Gen. J. A., 240. Edmundson. J. P., 86. Edmunds, J. R., 129. Education, popular, advocated, 200, 204.
English literature, Angustan period of, 201.
England, cause of her war with U. S. in 1812, 3, 4. Enquirer, The Richmond, 210. Eskridge, Alexr. P., 86, 302, 304, 307.
Elmwood, Roanoke, 89, 90.
Executive power, Danger of an extension of, 109, 111. Executive patronage, 124. Eulogy on Henry Clay, 227. Ewing, E. H., 294.
Evil supposed to follow appear- ance of a comet, 184.
Escape of Col. Peyton from New York, 190.
Experienced member of the Leg- islature, 212.
Extremist, prevented a settle-
ment between North and South in 1861, 258. Express (Newspaper) Editor's introduction to Col. Peyton's letter, 245.
Fabian policy, 254. Falkland, Lord, his life near Oxford, 88.
Failure to secure success in life
is mainly due to want of ambi- tion, 55.
Festive Scene at the "Bryan house," 76, 79. Federalism, a Locofoco's horrow of, 213.
Fitzpatrick, Mrs Lovie, 31, 33. Fillmore, President, 249. Fire, destruction of family papers by, 90 (note).
how acquired by United States, 189, 271.
Floyd, John B., 86, 241. Florence and the Medici, 87. Flournoy, Thos., W., 86. Fools tax in Alexandria, 180. Fontaine Ed., 116.
Fraternal affection, 45, 46. Friendship, an old author's idea of, 60.
Free-schools, in Va., views in favour of, 200, 210. Fultz, D., 70.
Gaston, William, 16.
Gamaliel-President of the San- hedrim, under Tiberius, 213. Gall, Francis Jos. 65. Garnett, General R. S., 241. Gentlemen-the Virginian of the old school, 41.
Gilmer, T. W., 86.
J. H., 240.
General Knowledge, value of, 174.
Goggin, Wm., L. 86. Good Moses, C., 116. Griffeth, Dr., 86.
Greenbrier river, named by John Lewis, 30.
Gray, Col. A. S., 87.
Government, the three basis on which all rests, 153. Gratton, Peachy, 240.
Greece, flight of wise men from 87.
Gulf States, their political follies,
Hay, George, 6.
Habits, a boy's good, 61. Halcombe, J. P., 86. Hamilton, Alexr. 261. Harrison, Randolph, 86. Peyton, 87. Hartford convention, 5, 270. Hamon, 221.
Hill, Berry, or Bury 33. Health, how to preserve, 21. Hessian prisoners, how employed in Virginia, 31. Harrison, Mr. 64. Hot Springs, 81.
Host, an accomplished, 87.
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