. The natural history of North-Carolina. With an account of the trade, manners, and customs of the Christian and Indian inhabitants. Illustrated with copper-plates, whereon are curiously engraved the map of the country, several strange beasts, birds, fishes, snakes, insects, trees, and plants, &c . ippin. Yau-he. A Knife. Oosocke-nauh. Rig-cosque. Wee. Eum. Onaquod Weesaccon. Yup-se. Shot. Cauna. Ar-rounser. Week. Tobacco. Charho. Hooh-pau. Vu-coone. A Wife. Kateoca. Squaha. Yecau-au. To 408 The Natural Historic of North Carolina. To enlarge any more ujDon this Indian Jargon, would bealtogethe

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. The natural history of North-Carolina. With an account of the trade, manners, and customs of the Christian and Indian inhabitants. Illustrated with copper-plates, whereon are curiously engraved the map of the country, several strange beasts, birds, fishes, snakes, insects, trees, and plants, &c . ippin. Yau-he. A Knife. Oosocke-nauh. Rig-cosque. Wee. Eum. Onaquod Weesaccon. Yup-se. Shot. Cauna. Ar-rounser. Week. Tobacco. Charho. Hooh-pau. Vu-coone. A Wife. Kateoca. Squaha. Yecau-au. To 408 The Natural Historic of North Carolina. To enlarge any more ujDon this Indian Jargon, would bealtogether needless, and troublesome to the Reader; thejhave such a strange way of abbreviating their Speech whenthey are Debating in their grand Councils, that the youngMen do not understand what they say or treat of. It is to beadmird, what hath occasioned so many different Speeches asthey have; for the three Xations whose Languages I have nowmentioned, are but a small distance from each other. TheseDifferences in their Speech frequently occasion Jealousiesand Fears amongst them, and are often the Motives of theircontinual Wars with each other; and were it not for thesecontinual Feuds and Animosities amongst themselves, theywould be as happy a People, as to this Life, as any upon theEarth. Fijsris. INDEX. [The .-uithor of this Index is not known. It wms not in-int<Hl withthe bool<, hut is a manuscript inserted in the (•oi)y of the historyfrom which this rei)rint is made.] ANIMALS. Bat, 132, 197.Bear, 110.Beaver, 121.Buffalo, 107.Cat, mountain, IIG. wild, 117.Deer, 109.Elk, 108.Foxes, 124.Goat, 55.Hare, 126.Hogs, 55.Horses, 53.Jackal], 110.Lion, 110.Mice, 131. Alligator, 133.Frog, 140.Lizard, 141.T/Ortoise, 137. Ant, 158.Bees, 154. Beetle, Horned, 163.Bots, 109, 127.Bugs, 161.Butterflies, 155.Cantharides, 158.Catei-pillar, 167.Cockroach, 161.Crickets, 157.Earwigs, 159.Flea, 165.Flies, 160. fire, 157. gad, 160. sand, 164. Minx, 118.Mole, 130.Opossum, 124, 12.j.Otters, 122.Panthe