_The first proprietors, and their charter._ _Of the fundamental constitutions._ _William Sayle visits Carolina._ _And is appointed the first governor of it._ _Settles his colony on Ashley river._ _Hardship of the first settlers from the climate._ _And from the Indians._ _Sir John Yeamans arrives at Carolina._ _And is appointed governor._ _Various causes contribute to the settlement of the country._ _America peopled in an improved age._ _The first treaty with Spain respecting it._ _A council of commerce is instituted._ _A legislature is formed in the colony._ _Its troubles from the Spaniards._ _Its domestic troubles and hardships._ _A war among the Indians seasonable for the settlement._ _Of Indians in general._ _The occasion of Europeans being peaceably admitted among them._ _General remarks on the manners, government, religion, &c. of the Indians._ _A Dutch colony brought to Carolina._ _Joseph West made governor._ _Variances break out in the colony._ _A trade in Indians encouraged._ _A general description of the climate._ _Of the country._ _Of its soil and lands._ _Of its storms and natural phenomena._ _Of its animals._ _Of its fishes._ _Of its birds._ _Of its snakes and vipers._ _Of its insects._ _Joseph Morton made governor._ _Pennsylvania settled._ _The proprietors forbid the trade in Indians._ _The toleration of pirates in Carolina._ _Cause of migration from England._ _Cause of migration from France._ _The European animals increase._ _The manner of obtaining turpentine in Carolina._ _And of making tar and pitch._ _A difference with the civil officers._ _James Colleton made governor._ _His difference with the house of assembly._ _Seth Sothell chosen governor._ _His oppression, and expulsion._ CHAP. III.