VOL. 24 — MORE WHALERS AND THE WILKES' EXPEDITION 3 Contents of Volume 24 Page 6 List of illustrations DocN° 1839C Published notes on Pohnpei Island, etc. by Captain Blake 11 1839F Logbook of the whaler Ohio of Nantucket 21 1839G Logbook of the Gideon Howland of New Bedford 27 18391 Recollect mission in the Marianas 39 1839 J The two Heralds and the story of a Captain's wife ashore 41 1839K Carolinian settlement in Saipan 44 1840 A Trade in the Caroline Islands, by Captain Du Pernet 47 1840B Survey of Pohnpei by Ensign Fisquet of the Danalde, Capt. Rosamel 51 1840C Mallat's description of the Marianas 71 1840D The log of the Charles Drew, Captain Bonney 74 1840E The illustrated logbook of the ship Martha of Fairhaven 79 1840F The Marshall Bennett, Captain Hunter, visited Nukuoro 85 1840G The ship Courier of New Bedford, Captain Edward Harding 87 1840H The London Packet, Captain Sampson, 1840-42 97 18401 The Gipsy, Captain John Gibson, 1840-42—Logbook of Dr. Wilson 99 1840J The Gipsy—The narrative of Thomas Smith 129 1840K The voyage of the British whaler Sussex, 1840-44, by Henry Foster 131 1840L Sketches of Pohnpei, from the logbook of the Brixton 140 1840M Canadian whalers in Micronesia, 1850-1850, by Rod Levesque 148 1841A Captain T. Beckford Simpson—British Seamen in the Pacific, 1851 178 1841B The ship Sharon of Fairhaven, Captain Norris 183 1841C The early years of Captain Charles W. Gelett 197 1841D The Venezuelan traveller Francisco Michelena y Rojas 199 1841E The shipwreck of the Isabella, Captain McAusland, in the Carolines 237 1841F The ship William Hamilton, Captain William Swain 238 1841G Captain Godby's visit to Ngatik in the Clarinda 241 1841H Te voyage of the Florentia, Captain Goodwyn, via Guam, in 1840 245 18411 The Wilkes' Expedition—Introductory chapter 247 1841J The Wilkes' Expedition—The narrative of Lieutenant Wilkes 251 1841K The Wilkes' Expedition—The narrative of Lieutenant Huddson 257 1841L The Wilkes' Expedition—The report of Horatio Hale 301 4 R. L6vesque HISTORY OF MICRONESIA —Vocabulary of the Tarawan language 330 1841P The Wakes' Expedition—The narrative of William Clark 363 1841Q The Wilkes' Expedition—The letters of Lieutenant William Reynolds 365 1841R The voyages of Andrew Cheyne in Micronesia, 1841 -66 367 —Vocabulary of the Pohnpeian language 412 —Vocabulary of the Yapese language 418 —Vocabulary of the Palauan language 421 1842A Note on Phoebe Island, by Henry Foster, formerly with the Sussex 425 1842B Logbook of the Massachusetts, Captain Seth Nickerson 426 1842C The Elizabeth of Salem, Captain Hedge 441 1842D Logbook of the Young Phoenix, Captain James A. Shearman 447 1842E Logbook of the barque Clarice, Captain Dexter 464 184242F Logbook of the Wilminton & Liverpool Packet, Captain Place 458 1842G The ship Young Eagle, Captain Austin 470 1842H The Harriet, cut off at Kosrae—Articles in the New England press 472 1842E The William and Henry, Captain Benjamin 478 1842J The Fortune, Captain Almy, 1842-43 488 1842K The log of the Omega, Captain George Haggerly, 1842-43 489 1842L The logbook of the Tuscaloosa of New Bedford, Captain Taber 495 1842M The Countess of Minto, Captain Wishart 501 1843 A The wreck of the Hawaiian schooner Shaw on Minto Reef 502 1843B The Rose of Halifax, Captain Wood 503 1843C The Emily Morgan, Captain Ewer 526 1843D Logbook of the Columbia of Nantucket, Captain George F. Joy 531 1843E Logbook of the Lalla Rookh of New Bedford, Captain O. Raymond 535 1843F Logbook of the bark Lexington of providence, Captain Jayne 540 1843G The romanticized story of the whale-ship Potomac, alias Arethusa 541 1843H Logbook of the ship Oregon, Captain Sherman, 1843-45 568 18431 Subsidy for the Marianas, 1844-46 574 1843 J Logbook of the ship Balaena of New Bedford, Captain Manchester577 1843K Logbook of the ship Howard of Nantucket, Captain Bunker 579 1844 A Logbook of the ship Cortes of New Bedford, Captain Hammond 586 1844B Kosrae Island in 1844—The narrative of Dr. Baker 596 1844C The ship Martha of Fairhaven, Captain Sayer 599 1844D Passport issued by Goivernor Santa Maria to Henry Millinchamp 602 1844E The Emerald of New Bedford, Captain Cathcart 603 1844F Ship Uncas, Captain Gelett, 1844-45 606 1844G The story of the ship Cassander, 1844-46 609 1844H HMS Vestal, Captain Talbot, from Port Jackson to Hong Kong 618 1844J Catholic missions in Micronesia—Vicariate founded in 1844 621 1844K The French whaler Angelina, cut off at Mili 623 18440 Ship America visited Tinian—Description of splendid ruined "city" 625 VOL. 24 — MORE WHALERS AND THE WILKES* EXPEDITION 1845A The French Navy ship Rhin, Captain Berard, investigated at Mili 627 —The report of Dr. Fabre, including some vocabularies 639 1845 B Another Frenchman visited Kosrae in 1845 aboard the Minerva 657 1845C Governor Santa Maria—Conference on the development of Guam 663 1845D Repairs done to the Palace at Umatac, Guam 671 1845E The whaler Peruvian, Captain Brow, visited Agrigan Island in 1845 682 1845F English versus American whalers in the Pacific Ocean in the 1840s 685 1845G Logbook of the bark Mindoro, Captain Davis 687 1845H The Hope, Captain Tucker, 1845-47 688 18451 The schooner Warwick, Captain Cheevers 695 1845J The Ianthe Shoal got this name in 1845 696 VOL 25 — TRADERS JOIN WHALERS AND DUTAILLIS EXPEDITION 5 Contents of Volume 25 Page List of illustrations 8 0 DocN 1845K The ship Chariot, Captain Obed Luce, 1845-57 11 1845L The ship Virginia, Captain Joseph Chase, 1845-46 15 1845M Logbook of the Zephyr, Captain Smith 20 1845N The William and Eliza, Captain Whitfield, 1845 23 1846C Costs of repairing Fort Santa Cruz and other works 25 1846D Population statistics—Census of the Marianas for 1846 31 1846E Caroline Islands visited by ship Chandler Price 33 1846F Loss of the whale ship Columbia at Nonouti 34 1846G Some ships that were in the Pacific Ocean in 1845,1846, and 1847 38 1846H The Ranald MacDonal story—Treasure trove found by beachcombers at Pagan Island 43 18461 The Splendid, Captain Baylies, 1846-48 48 1846J The Gambia, Captain Joseph Hartwell 51 1846K The Henry Tuke, Captain Champlin 52 1846L The ship Lucy Ann of Greenport, Captain Edwin P. Brown 58 1846M The ship Navigator, Captain George Palmer 62 1846N The merchant bark Zotoff, Captain Benjamin Wallis 63 18460 The Stephania, Captain Coggesshall 72 1847D The adventures of Andrew J. Pettyjohn, a beachcomber at Pohnpei 79 1847E Mrs. Pfeiffer's first voyage across the Pacific:—From Tahiti to China 89 1847F The Catherine, Captain Cotton L. Pratt 91 1847G The Canadian whaler Athol of St. John, Captain Coffin 92 1847H Voyage of the Athol—The narrative of Benjamin Doane 102 18471 Captain Woodin's trading voyages 117 1847J The Canadian whaler James Stewart, Captain Kenney, 1847-48 119 1847K The Uncas of New Bedford, Captain Charles W. Gelett 121 1847L The Ann Alexander, Captain Sawtell 123 1847M The Golconda II, Captain Studley, via the Marshalls 133 1847N A visit to the Marianas in 1847 134 18470 The Atkins Adams, Captain Samuel Lane 137 1847P The reported loss of 17 U.S. whalers in a typhoon was incorrect 140 6 © R. Levesque HISTORY OF MICRONESIA 1847Q Some whalemen lost for 11 days near the Gilberts 141 1847R The Dutaillis expedition to Mili, to investigate the Angdlina incident 142 1847S The Dutaillis expedition—Narrative of Midshipman Julien Halligon 159 1847T The Triton Incident at Nonouti in 1847 180 1847 Y The schooner Alfred, Captain John Davenport, 1847-50 181 1847Z The Eliza Adams, Captain Ephraim Harding, 1847-48 189 1847AB Chronicle of the Mariana Islands, from 1847 to 1899 193 1848E Correspondence of Governor Perez for 1848 195 1848F A sketch of Guam in 1848 215 1848G A sketch of Kosrae in 1848 220 18481 The ship Erie, Captain Ishabod Norton 224 1848 J Merchant ships that visited Honolulu in 1848 230 1848K Supposed discovery of an island in Micronesia 233 1848 L The barque Maria, Captain Sproule, visited Wake Island 234 1848M The ship Liverpool II, Captain Charles West 236 1848N The Champion of New Bedford, Captain A. F. Parker 237 18480 Visit made to Guam by the French ship Bayonnaise, Captain Jurien de la Graviere 240 1848P The ship Elizabeth, Captain Baker, 1848-50 265 1848Q The Olympia, Captain Woodward 176 1848R The bark Fortune, Captain Ebenezer Woodbridge 285 1848S The Julian, Captain Taber 290 1849 A The correspondence of Governor Perez for 1849 292 1849B The epidemic of 1849 and its consequences 309 1849C The story of the 'Canadian' Doctor William George 315 1849E Shipping news, Boston newspapers, 1849 319 1849F The Maria Theresa, Captain Micah Swift 320 1849G The Champion, Captain Colt 324 1849H The Ocmulgee, Captain F. W. Manter 325 18491 The ship Abigail, Captain George E. Young 326 1849J The mutiny aboard the whaler Planter, Captain Hussey 336 1849 K The Awashonks, Captain Smith 338 1849L The ship Barclay, Captain Baker 343 1849M The Massachusetts, Captain Seth Nickerson 351 1849N The Henry Kneeland, Captain George H. Clark 355 1850 A Visit of the French warship Bayonnaise to Kosrae in 1850 362 1850B Trouble between Governor Perez and Father Acosta 382 1850C The Good Return, Captain Cook, visited Kosrae 384 1850D The Bowditch, Captain Waldron 386 1850E The ship Marengo, Captain Devoll 393 1850F The Gratitude and the Marcus near the Gilberts 395 1850G The Mount Vernon, Captain Willis 396 VOL. 25 — TRADERS JOIN WHALERS AND DUTAILUS EXPEDITION 1850H The William Melville attacked at Kwajalein, etc. 397 18501 The Freak's hurricane near the Marianas in 1850 399 1850 J The Sea Breeze, Captain George Newell 403 1850K The Ganges, Captain Thomas Coffin, 1850-52 405 1850L The Roscoe, Captain Joseph R.