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AHMAD bnu Hamdan, called SuHAILI. Turkish Evening EntertainThe wonders of remarkable incidents and the rarities of anecdotes, by Ahmed Ibn Hemdem . . called "Sohailee." Translated from the Turkish by J. P. Brown [and] edited by E. E. Salisbury]. New York [printed; and] London, 1850. 8vo.

AIKIN, JOHN. Letters from a Father to his Son on various Topics relative to Literature and the Conduct of Life. Philadelphia, -1796. 12°

2 SELECT Works of the British Poets, in a chronological series from Falconer to Sir Walter Scott. With biographical and critical notices. Designed as a continuation of Dr. Aikin's British Poets. (Vol. 2,. from Southey to Croly.) [Edited by J. Frost.] 2 vol. Phil. 1846. 8°

AKERLY, SAMUEL. An Efsay on the Geology of the Hudson River, and the adjacent regions: illustrated by a geological section of the country, from the neighbourhood of Sandy Hook, in New Jersey, northward, etc. New York, 1820. 12mo.

AINSWORTH, LUTHER. Ainsworth's Practical, Mercantile Arithmetic, etc. Providence, Hartford and Boston, 1832. 12o

ALABAMA. Baptist State Convention. Journal of the Proceedings of the Baptist State Convention, in Alabama, at its nineteenth anniversary. Marion, Alab. 1842. 8vo.

ALABAMA, State of.

I REPORTS of Cases at Law and in Equity, argued and determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama, 1840 to 1844. New Series. Vol. I. to VI. By the Judges of the Court. Tuscaloosa, 1841-45. 8°

2 A DIGEST of the Laws of the State of Alabama; containing the statutes and resolutions in force at the end of the General Assembly in Jan. 1823.

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3 A DIGEST of the Laws of the State of Alabama; containing all the statutes of a public and general nature, in force at the close of the session of the General Assembly, in January, 1833. To which are prefixed, the Declaration of Independence, etc. Compiled, under the authority of the General Afsembly, by J. Ġ. Aikin. Philadelphia, 1833. 8°

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8 THE MILITARY Code of the State of Alabama. With an appendix . . . . Prepared and arranged by Generals G. W. Crabb and J. T. Bradford. Tuscaloosa, 1838. 8vo.

9 JOURNAL of the House of Repre

sentatives of the General Assembly of the State of Alabama, etc. (1819 to 1845, together with the Journals of the "Called Sefsions" of 1821, 1837, and 1841.) 30 Parts. Cahawba, 1820-1826, and Tuscaloosa, 1827-1846. 8°

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II ACTS passed at the Second (the Called, the third, fourth, and seventh) Sefsion of the General Assembly of the State of Alabama, held in the town of Cahawba, Nov. 1820 (to - 1825, and at the eighth to the thirteenth sessions, 1826 to 1831; the extra and annual sefsion, 1832, and the annual sessions, 1833 to 1845, held in the town of Tuscaloosa). Cahawba, 1820-1826, and Tuscaloosa, 1827-1846. 8°

12 BANK Charter. An Act to establish the Bank of the State of Alabama; approved Dec. 20, 1823. Tuskaloosa, 1828. 8°

13 A TABULAR statement, exhibiting all the Liabilities of the State of Alabama on account of the State Bonds ifsued for the purpose of creating Banking Capital, etc. [Tuscaloosa, 1839.] 1 sh. fol

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16 A CONDENSED statement of the indebtedness of the several counties in the State of Alabama to the Bank of the State of Alabama, and its several branches: classified, good, bad,

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33 HOUSE of Representatives. Report of the Committee of Ways and Means [upon the finances]. [Tuscaloosa, 1828.] 8o

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35 REPORT of the State Bank Committee in relation to the purchase of property, by the Bank of the State of Alabama and branches, during the year 1841. Dec. 7, 1841. Tuscaloosa, 1841. 8°

36 REPORT of the State Bank Committee, in relation to the sinking fund by the Bank of the State of Alabama and branches. Dec. 13, 1841. Tuscaloosa, 1841. 8°

37 REPORT of the Committee on the State Bank and branches. Dec. 19, 1842. [Tuscaloosa, 1842.] 8°

38 BANK Reports: Report of the Chairman of the State Bank Committee; and also, the reports of the presidents and commifsioners of the State Bank and branches. Tuscaloosa, 1843.

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39 REPORT of the Committee on the

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40 STATEMENT of the liabilities of members of the Legislature and Directors to the State Bank and branches. Tuscaloosa, 1844. 8°

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43 REPORT of the Committee on Education, on the Report of the Trustees of the University of Alabama, etc. [Tuscaloosa, 184-.] 8°

44 REPORT of the Committee of ways and means, in relation to the State debt. Tuscaloosa, 1844. 8o

45 REPORT of the majority of the Committee on the Sixteenth Section fund. Tuscaloosa, 1845. 8°

46 REPORT of the minority of the Committee on the Sixteenth Section fund. Tuscaloosa, 1846. 8°

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47 REPORT of the Committee on the

48 REPORT of the Committee on the State Bank and branches. Tuscaloosa, 1846. 8°

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53 LIST of Officers elected on joint

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ALABAMA TERRITORY. Journal of the Legislative Council of the Alabama Territory, at the first session of the first General Assembly, in the forty-third year of American Independence. St. Stephen's, 1818. 8° 2 JOURNAL of the House of Representatives of the Alabama Territory, at the first sefsion of the first General Afsembly, in the forty-second year of American Independence. St. Stephens, 1818. 4°

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4 JOURNAL of the Convention of the Alabama Territory, begun July 5, 1819. Huntsville, 1819. 8°

ALBANY. The Western Traveller; embracing the canal and railroad routes from Albany and Troy to Niagara Falls; etc. New York, 1844. 12°

ALBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD COMPANY. Some considerations respecting the proposed construction of the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad. Albany, 1852. 8°

ALBANY ARGUS EXTRA. Mr. Van Buren and the War. [Albany, 1832.] 4to.

ALBANY DIRECTORY. Child's Albany Directory, 1835-6. Compiled by E. B. Child. Albany, 1835. 12°

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ALBANY FEMALE ACADEMY. Exercises of the Alumnæ of the Albany Female Academy, on their fifth Anniversary, July 16, 1846. Albany, 1846. 8o

4 THE YOUNG Man's Guide .. Revised and enlarged. Sixteenth edition. Boston, 1846. 12o

5 THE YOUNG Woman's Guide to Excellence... Tenth stereotype edition. Boston, 1846. 12o

6 ALCOTT's New Series. Letters to a Sister; or, Woman's Mifsion. To accompany the Letters to Young Men. Buffalo, 1850. 12°

7 LECTURES On Life and Health; or, the Laws and Means of Physical Culture. Boston, 1853. 12°

ALDEN, ABNER. An Introduction to Spelling and Reading; . . . being the first and second parts of a Columbian Exercise. . . . Comprising an easy and systematical method of teaching and of learning the English language. Seventh edition. Vol. 2. Boston, 1816. 12mo.

2 THE READER. . . . Being the third part of a Columbian Exercise. The whole comprising an easy and systematical method of teaching and of learning the English language. . . Fifth edition. Boston, 1822. 12o

ALDEN, T. J. Fox, and VAN HOESEN, J. A. A Digest of the Laws of Mifsifsippi, comprising all the laws

New

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ALDEN, TIMOTHY. A Collection of American Epitaphs and Inscriptions,

with occasional notes. Second edition. 5 vol. New York, 1814.

12mo.

2 CONSOLATION: in discourses on select topics, addrefsed to the suffering

Aztalan, and other poems. ington, 1839. 8°

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3 HISTORY of the Patriarchs. Philadelphia, 1833.

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4 BIOGRAPHICAL Sketches of the Founder and Principal Alumni of the Log College. Together with an account of the revivals of religion under their ministry. Collected and edited by Archibald Alexander, D.D. Philadelphia [1851]. 12°

5 OUTLINES of Moral Science. New York, 1852. 12°

6 A HISTORY of the Israelitish Nation, from their origin to their dispersion at the destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans. [Edited by J. W. Alexander.] Philadelphia, 1853. 8vo.

ALEXANDER, CALEB. A Sermon [on Psal. lxxxii. 6, 7] occasioned by the death of . . . . George Washington, etc. Boston, 1800. 8°

2 A NEW and Complete System of Arithmetic; intended for the use of schools and academies. Albany,

1802. 12°

3 A GRAMMATICAL System of the English Language, etc. Ninth edition, corrected. Boston, 1807. 12°

ALEXANDER, JAMES EDWARD. An Expedition of Discovery into the Interior of Africa, through the hitherto undescribed countries of the great Namaquas, Boschmans, and Hill Domaras. 2 vol. Philadelphia, 1838. 12°

ALEXANDER, JAMES W. and J. ADDISON. A Geography of the Bible. Philadelphia, 1830.

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ALEXANDER, JOHN H. Engi

neer.

Report on the New Map of Maryland; [containing: 1. Engineer's Report, by J. H. Alexander; 2. Geologist's Report, by J. T. Ducatel.] 1835. [Balt. 1836.] 8vo.

2 REPORT on the New Map of Maryland, 1835. [Report of the Geologist (J. T. Ducatel) on the progressof the geological survey, etc. with an appendix.] [Baltimore, 1836.] 8°

3 REPORT on the Manufacture of Iron; addrefsed to the Governor of Maryland. . . Printed by order of the Senate. Annapolis, 1840. 8vo.

4 SECOND Report on the Manufacture of Iron; addrefsed to the Governor of Maryland. Printed by order of the Senate. Annapolis, 1844. 8vo.

5 CONTRIBUTIONS to the History of the Manufacture of Iron. (Part first: Report on the manufacture of iron; addrefsed to the Governor of Maryland. Part second: An elementary treatise on iron-making;. by S. Rogers. Now... first published, with notes, and an appendix, by John H. Alexander.) Baltimore, 1840-44. 8°

6 ON A NEW form of Mountain or other Barometer. [An article extracted from the American Journal of Science, for Oct. 1843. New Haven, 1843.] 8vo.

7 REPORT on the Standards of Weight and Measure for the State of Maryland; and on the construction of yard-measures. [Baltimore, 1845.] 8vo.

8 UNIVERSAL Dictionary of Weights