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• "BLACK JACOB," A MONUMENT OF GRACE. THE LIFE OF JACOB HODGES, AN AFRICAN NEGRO, WHO DIED IN CANANDAIGUA, N.Y., FEBRUARY, 1842 . BY A.D. EDDY, NEWARK, N.J. REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION. - Eddy, A.D.:
• "LITTLE CUBA:" OR, CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. BEING A TRUE STORY OF LOVE, WAR, AND STARTLING ADVENTURES. THE MASSACRE OF THE YOUNG STUDENTS! SHOOTING THE MEN FOUND ON THE AMERICAN SHIP "VIRGINIUS." SPANISH DEEDS OF BLOOD-CHILLING ATROCITY! - [Dallas, Minnie]:
• "THE DISTINGUISHING GOODNESS OF GOD TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE:" A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN TRINITY CHURCH, ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23D, 1848, THE DAY OF ANNUAL THANKSGIVING APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH. - Upfold, George:
• "TIMES" REPORT. TRIAL OF REV. JOY HAMLET FAIRCHILD, ON A CHARGE OF ADULTERY WITH MISS RHODA DAVIDSON. REPORTED FOR THE BOSTON DAILY TIMES, BY J.E.P. WEEKS, ESQ. - [Fairchild, Rev. Joy H(amlet)]:
• (HOUSE BILL NO. 19)... JANUARY 27, 1863... A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE SAFE AND EXPEDITIOUS TRANSPORTATION OF TROOPS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR BY RAILROADS. - Confederate Imprint:
• A BILL TO DIVIDE THE STATE INTO DISTRICTS FOR CHOOSING REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. SD29. - North Carolina:
• A BRIEF ENQUIRY INTO THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: BEING A REVIEW OF JUDGE STORY'S COMMENTARIES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. - Upshur, Abel:
• A BRIEF ENQUIRY INTO THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: BEING A REVIEW OF JUDGE STORY'S COMMENTARIES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. - Upshur, Abel:
• A BRIEF ENQUIRY INTO THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: BEING A REVIEW OF JUDGE STORY'S COMMENTARIES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. BY A VIRGINIAN. - [Upshur, Abel]:
• A CALL FOR A CONFERENCE AND MASS-MEETING ON THE AMERICAN NEGRO QUESTION. - [Tindley, Charles A.; Moore, Elbert W.; Stemons, James S., et al.]:
• A CHARGE DELIVERED TO THE GRAND JURY FOR THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, AT THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT HELD AT IPSWICH. MAY TERM, 1832. - Shaw, Lemuel:
• A CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY, APRIL 21, 1863. BY R.S. FIELD, DISTRICT JUDGE. PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE GRAND JURY. - Field, R[ichard] S[tockton]:
• A CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY OF THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS AT THE OPENING OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE CITY OF BOSTON, ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1831. BY PETER OXENBRIDGE THACHER, JUDGE OF THAT COURT. - Thacher, Peter Oxenbridge:
• A CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY, AT THE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS OF THE PEACE. HOLDEN AT BARNSTABLE, WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BARNSTABLE. MARCH TERM, A.D. 1802. BY NATHANIEL FREEMAN, ESQ. PRESIDING JUSTICE IN THE SAID COURT, AND FIRST JUSTICE OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE SAID COUNTY. PUBLISHED BY THE GRAND JURY, AND BY THE REQUEST OF THE JUSTICES OF THE COURT, GENTLEMEN OF THE BAR, AND OTHERS. - Freeman, Nathaniel:
• A CIRCULAR. TO THE VOTERS OF GIBSON COUNTY. - Currey, A[lgernon] S.:
• A COLLECTION OF SOME WRITINGS OF THE MOST NOTED OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, IN THEIR TIMES. COLLECTED TOGETHER, IN ORDER THAT SUCH WHO PROFESS THAT WAY NOW MAY COMPARE THEIR SENTIMENTS WITH THOSE OF THEIR FOREFATHERS, AS THEY TERM THEM, OR SUCH AS WERE DEEMED WORTHY ANCIENTS, WHOSE WRITINGS HAVE BEEN APPROVED OF BY THE SOCIETY IN GENERAL. - Society of Friends:
• A COMPILATION OF THE CHANCERY RULES AND STATUTES OF ALABAMA, WITH FORMS AND NOTES. - Keyes, George P.:
• A COMPILATION OF THE STATUTES OF TENNESSEE, OF A GENERAL AND PERMANENT NATURE, FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT TO THE PRESENT TIME. - Caruthers, R.L. and A.O.P. Nicholson:
• A COMPLETE RUN OF THE FIRST FIFTEEN YEARS OF THE EARLIEST CALIFORNIA STATE STATUTES, FROM THE FIRST THROUGH THE FIFTEENTH SESSIONS. DECEMBER 15 1849, THROUGH APRIL 4, 1864. - California:
• A CONSTITUTION OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT, FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, FRAMED BY A CONVENTION OF THEIR DELEGATES, AND SUBMITTED TO THE PEOPLE, FOR THEIR CONSIDERATION AND ADOPTION, ACCORDING TO THE RESOLVE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, PASSED ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, A. D. 1818. [PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE CONVENTION.] Hartford: E. - Connecticut:
• A CORRECT REPORT OF THE TRIAL OF WILLIAM HOLDEN, JAMES ASHCROFT THE ELDER, JAMES ASHCROFT THE YOUNGER, DAVID ASHCROFT, AND JOHN ROBINSON; FOR THE MURDER OF MARGARET MARSDEN AND HANNAH PARTINGTON; AND FOR ROBBERY IN THE DWELLING-HOUSE OF MR. THOS. LITTLEWOOD, AT PENDLETON: BEFORE SIR RICHARD RICHARDS, KNIGHT, LORD CHIEF BARON OF HIS MAJESTY'S COURT OF EXCHEQUER; AT LANCASTER ASSIZES, ON FRIDAY, THE FIFTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1817. TAKEN IN SHORT-HAND BY GEORGE TAYLOR, SOLICITOR, MANCHESTER. WITH A VIEW OF MR. LITTLEWOOD'S HOUSE AND ADJOINING PREMISES; GROUND PLAN - AND PLAN OF THE ROADS AND PRINCIPAL STATIONS. - Taylor, George:
• A CORRECT STATEMENT OF THE WHOLE PRELIMINARY CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THO. O. SELFRIDGE AND BENJ. AUSTIN; ALSO A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE CATASTROPHE IN STATE STREET, BOSTON, ON THE 4TH AUGUST, 1806. WITH SOME REMARKS. - Selfridge, Thomas O.:
• A DEFENCE IN ABATEMENT OF JUDGMENT FOR AN ALLEGED LIBEL IN THE STORY ENTITLED "INQUIRE AT AMOS GILES' DISTILLERY. " ADDRESSED TO THE HON. CHIEF JUSTICE SHAW, AT THE SESSION OF THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS, HELD IN SALEM, DEC. 4, 1835. - Cheever, George B.:
• A DEFENCE OF THE CONSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AGAINST THE ATTACK OF M. TURGOT IN HIS LETTER TO DR. PRICE...IN THREE VOLUMES. A NEW EDITION. - Adams, John:
• A DEFENCE OF THE RIGHT OF THE PUBLIC TO THE BATTURE OF NEW ORLEANS. - Poydras, Julien:
• A DEFENCE. - [Mumford, Paul M.]:
• A DEFENSE OF THE LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS, OR THE RIGHTS OF NEWENGLAND VINDICATED. - [Otis, Harrison Gray?]:
• A DESCRIPTION OF THE TOWNSHIP SYSTEM, WITH A CONSIDERATION OF ITS ADVANTAGES. ADDRESSED TO THE PEOPLE OF MARYLAND. - [Stickney, J.H.]:
• A DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF TEXAS: TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED AN APPENDIX CONTAINING THE ACTS OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES ON THE SUBJECT OF THE NATURALIZATION OF ALIENS, AND THE AUTHENTICATION OF RECORDS, ETC., IN EACH STATE OR TERRITORY, SO AS TO TAKE EFFECT IN EVERY OTHER STATE OR TERRITORY; AND TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES, OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF TEXAS, OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, AND OF THE STATE OF TEXAS. - Hartley, Oliver C[romwell]:
• 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 FEBRUARY, 1843...COMPILED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BY C.C. CLAY. - Clay, C[lement] C[omer]:
• 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 JANUARY, 1823...COMPILED BY APPOINTMENT, AND UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BY HARRY TOULMIN, ESQ. - Toulmin, Harry:
• A DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BEING A COMPLETE SYSTEM, (ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED) OF ALL THE PUBLIC ACTS OF CONGRESS NOW IN FORCE- FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, TO THE END OF THE THIRD SESSION OF THE FIFTH CONGRESS, WHICH TERMINATED IN MARCH 1799, INCLUSIVE. - Herty, Thomas:
• A DIGEST OF THE ROAD-LAW OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES AND REFERENCES TO JUDICIAL DECISIONS. PREPARED AT THE REQUEST OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. BY...ONE OF THE ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE STATE. - Evans, Josiah J.:
• A DISCOURSE PRONOUNCED AT THE REQUEST OF THE ESSEX HISTORICAL SOCIETY, ON THE 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1828, IN COMMEMORATION OF THE FIRST SETTLEMENT OF SALEM, IN THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. - Story, Joseph:
• A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN THE NORTH DUTCH CHURCH, IN THE CITY OF ALBANY, OCCASIONED BY THE EVER TO BE LAMENTED DEATH OF GENERAL ALEXANDER HAMILTON, JULY 29, 1804. THE THIRD EDITION. - Nott, Eliphalet:
• A DISCOURSE, ON THE OCCASION OF THE DEATH OF HON. AUGUSTIN S. CLAYTON, DELIVERED IN THE COLLEGE CHAPEL, ATHENS, GA., ON THE 23D JUNE, 1839. BY...OF THE METHODIST E. CHURCH. - Smith, Rev. Whitefoord:
• A DISCUSSION OF THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 2, 1867, AUTHORIZING THE SEIZURE OF BOOKS AND PAPERS FOR ALLEGED FRAUDS UPON THE REVENUE, TOGETHER WITH A BRIEF STATEMENT OF CERTAIN OBJECTIONS TO THE PRACTICAL WORKING OF THE LAW. BY S.B. EATON, OF THE NEW YORK BAR. - Eaton, S[herburne] B[lake]:
• A FEW CHAPTERS EXTRAORDINARY IN CHURCH HISTORY. THE PRESBYTERY OF BATH, AND REV. B.C. SMITH, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH IN PRATTSBURGH, N.Y. - Smith, Benjamin Coleman:
• A FIFTH LETTER TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND, ON THE SUBVERSION OF THE CONSTITUTION: AND THE NECESSITY OF IT'S [sic] BEING RESTORED. - Shebbeare, John:
• A FIVE BILLION GAIN FOR MISSOURI; AND A GREATER INDEPENDENCE FOR HER PEOPLE. NO HELP LIKE SELF-HELP. - Beaumont, John W.:
• A FULL AND AUTHENTIC REPORT OF THE TESTIMONY ON THE TRIAL OF MATT. F. WARD, CERTIFIED TO BE CORRECT...WITH THE SPEECHES OF GOV. CRITTENDEN, GOV. HELM, T. MARSHALL, ESQ., AND NATHANIEL WOLFE, ESQ., AND THE REPLY OF ALFRED ALLEN, ESQ., ATTORNEY FOR THE COMMONWEALTH. REPORTED BY A.D. RICHARDSON. - [Ward, Matt. F.]:
• A FULL REPORT OF THE ARGUMENTS OF THOMAS F. CARPENTER, SAMUEL Y. ATWELL, AND JOSEPH M. BLAKE, ATTORNEY GENERAL, IN THE CASE OF THE STATE VS. JOHN AND WILLIAM GORDON. FOR THE MURDER OF AMASA SPRAGUE. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, MARCH, 1844. REPORTED BY EDWIN C. LARNED. - [Gordon, John and William]:
• A FULL REPORT OF THE TRIAL OF JAMES BLOMFIELD RUSH FOR THE MURDER OF MR. JERMY AND HIS SON. OF STANFIELD HALL, IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK; COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY MARCH 28 AND CONCLUDED APRIL 4, 1849, AT NORWICH ASSIZES. - [Rush, James Blomfield]:
• A GENERAL RAILROAD SYSTEM FOR NEW JERSEY, BY FREE LEGISLATION FOR LOCAL RAILROADS FOR EVERY PART OF THE STATE, AND A MAIN TRUNK DOUBLE-TRACK RAILWAY FOR THE NATION, AND AN EXAMINATION OF THE ALLEGED MONOPOLY OF THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANY; BEING A CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN CITIZENS OF NEW JERSEY AND JOHN P. JACKSON, WITH EXTRACTS FROM LEGAL OPINIONS OF HON. J.C. HORNBLOWER, HON. A. DUTCHER, AND HON. PETER D. VROOM. PUBLISHED BY REQUEST. - Jackson, John P[eter]:
• A HAND BOOK OF LAW AND USEFUL INFORMATION, FOR FARMERS, MECHANICS, AND CITIZENS OF ALL CLASSES, TRADES, PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS IN ILLINOIS. BY...OF THE ILLINOIS BAR. - Haines, Elijah M.:
• A HISTORY OF THE TRIAL OF CASTNER HANWAY AND OTHERS, FOR TREASON, AT PHILADELPHIA IN NOVEMBER, 1851. WITH AN INTRODUCTION UPON THE HISTORY OF THE SLAVE QUESTION. BY A MEMBER OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR. - [Jackson, W. Arthur]:
• A HORSE STORY, BY AN OLD GREY HORSE, CONTINUED BY ARTHUR T. JONES. - Jones, Arthur T.:
• A JOURNAL OF THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AT A GREAT AND GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS-BAY, IN NEW-ENGLAND, BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, BEING THE LAST WEDNESDAY IN THE SAID MONTH, A. D. 1777, AND FROM THENCE CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS TO WEDNESDAY THE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER FOLLOWING, AND THEN MET AT BOSTON AFORESAID, BEING THE THIRD SITTING OF SAID ASSEMBLY. - Massachusetts:
• A JOURNAL OF THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS-BAY IN NEW-ENGLAND, BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1777. - Massachusetts:
• A JOURNAL OF THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS-BAY IN NEW-ENGLAND, BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1778. - Massachusetts:
• A JOURNAL OF THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. AT A GENERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS...CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS TO THE NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1785. - Massachusetts:
• A JOURNAL OF THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. AT A GREAT AND GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY OF HIS MAJESTY'S PROVINCE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS-BAY, IN NEW-ENGLAND...CONTINUED BY PROROGATION TO WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1774, AND THEN MET AT THE COURT-HOUSE IN BOSTON, BEING THE SECOND SESSION OF SAID COURT. - Massachusetts:
• A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE DETECTION OF THE CONSPIRACY FORMED BY SOME WHITE PEOPLE, IN CONJUNCTION WITH NEGRO AND OTHER SLAVES, FOR BURNING THE CITY OF NEW-YORK IN AMERICA, AND MURDERING THE INHABITANTS... - Horsmanden, Daniel:
• A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HON. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT CONCORD, ON THE FIRST WEDNESDAY OF JUNE, ANNO DOMINI 1793. - New Hampshire:
• A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT HOLDEN AT PORTSMOUTH, ON WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY FIRST, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, BEING THE DAY TO WHICH THE GENERAL-COURT STOOD ADJOURNED. - New Hampshire:
• A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT HOLDEN AT PORTSMOUTH, ON WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY FIRST, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, BEING THE DAY TO WHICH THE GENERAL-COURT STOOD ADJOURNED. - New Hampshire:
• A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT, BEGAN AND HOLDEN AT PORTSMOUTH, ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1789. - New Hampshire:
• A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT A SESSION OF THE GENERAL-COURT, HELD AT EXETER, ON WEDNESDAY SEP. 6, 1786. BEING THE DAY TO WHICH THE GENERAL-COURT STOOD ADJOURNED. - New Hampshire:
• A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND COURT UNDER THE NEW CONSTITUTION; BEGUN AND HELD AT PORTSMOUTH, ON THE FIRST WEDNESDAY IN JUNE, BEING THE FIRST DAY OF SAID MONTH IN THE NINTH YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED-STATES OF AMERICA, ANNO DOMINI, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE. 1785. - New Hampshire:
• A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONORABLE SENATE, OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, AT THEIR SESSION BEGUN AND HELD AT CONCORD, ON THE FIRST WEDNESDAY IN JUNE, ANNO DOMINI, 1786. - New Hampshire:
• A JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, FROM JUNE 3, TO JUNE 19, 1789. CONCORD SESSION. - New Hampshire:
• A LAYMAN'S APOLOGY, FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF CLERICAL CHAPLAINS BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK: IN A SERIES OF LETTERS, ADDRESSED TO THOMAS HERTTELL, MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, 1833. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE WASHINGTON COUNTY POST, SALEM, UNDER THE SIGNATURE OF SHERLOCK. TO WHICH ARE ADDED NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS, BY THE AUTHOR. - [Southwick, Solomon]:
• A LECTURE ON THE ALLEGED UNCERTAINTY OF THE LAW; DELIVERED BEFORE THE BOSTON SOCIETY FOR THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, MARCH 5, 1830. BY JOHN PICKERING, COUNSELLOR AT LAW. [FROM THE AMERICAN JURIST, FOR OCTOBER, 1834.]. - Pickering, John:
• A LECTURE ON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF PROTECTING DUTIES, DELIVERED IN THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. BY J.A.G. DAVIS, PROFESSOR OF LAW IN THAT INSTITUTION. - [Nullification] Davis, J[ohn] A[nthony] G[ardner]:
• A LECTURE ON THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE FIRST CONSTITUENTS OF CIVILISATION. - Lieber, Francis:
• A LETTER CONCERNING LIBELS, WARRANTS, THE SEIZURE OF PAPERS, AND SURETIES FOR THE PEACE OR BEHAVIOUR; WITH A VIEW TO SOME LATE PROCEEDINGS, AND THE DEFENCE OF THEM BY THE MAJORITY. THE THIRD EDITION, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. - [Wilkes, John]:
• A LETTER FROM HON. THOS. H. BENTON, TO COMMODORE STEWART, ON THE ACTION OF THE NAVY BOARD. - Benton, Thomas Hart:
• A LETTER FROM THE RT. HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF PORTLAND, ON THE CONDUCT OF THE MINORITY IN PARLIAMENT. CONTAINING FIFTY-FOUR ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT AGAINST THE RT. HON. C.J. FOX. FROM THE ORIGINAL COPY, IN THE POSSESSION OF THE NOBLE DUKE. - Burke, Edmund:
• A LETTER TO THE HONORABLE BROCKHOLST LIVINGSTON, ESQ. ONE OF THE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, ON THE LAKE CANAL POLICY OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. WITH A SUPPLEMENT, AND ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS. - Troup, Robert:
• A LETTER TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, ON THE COMMERCE AND CURRENCY OF THE UNITED STATES. BY ARISTIDES. - [Webster, Noah? Van Ness, William Peter?]:
• A LETTER TO THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES UPON THE EXPEDIENCY OF AN UNIFORM SYSTEM OF BANKRUPTCY. - [Davis, John B.]:
• A LETTER TO VISCOUNT PALMERSTON, K. G., PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND, ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. - Wikoff, Henry:
• A LETTER TO WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, ESQUIRE, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF BANKRUPTCY. - [Davis, John B.]:
• A LETTER, ADDRESSED TO CADWALLADER D. COLDEN, ESQUIRE. IN ANSWER TO THE STRICTURES, CONTAINED IN HIS 'LIFE OF ROBERT FULTON,' UPON THE REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE, TO WHOM WAS REFERRED A MEMORIAL RELATIVE TO STEAM NAVIGATION, PRESENTED TO THE LEGISLATURE OF NEW-YORK, AT THE SESSION OF 1814. WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING THE SEVERAL LAWS CONCERNING STEAM BOATS; THE PETITIONS PRESENTED FOR THEIR MODIFICATION; AND THE REPORTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES THEREUPON, &C. &C. &C. - Duer, William Alexander:
• A LETTER. MAPLE, INDIAN TERRITORY, MAY 27, 1907. TO THE VOTERS OF SEQUOYAH COUNTY: OWING TO THE SICKNESS OF MY WIFE IT HAS BEEN IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO VISIT ALL SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY... - Clark, H.B.:
• A LOS SS. REPRESENTANTES REUNIDOS EN CONVENCION NACIONAL. SENOR-- [Lima: 1834]. - Antonio G. de La Fuente:
• A MAGISTRATE'S GUIDE; AND CITIZEN'S COUNSELLOR: BEING A DIGESTED ABSTRACT OF THOSE LAWS OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND MOST NECESSARY TO BE KNOWN, AND MOST USEFUL IN COMMON TRANSACTIONS OF LIFE. INTERSPERSED WITH A VARIETY OF PRACTICAL FORMS AND PRECEDENTS; FOR THE USE OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND OTHERS. - Colvin, John B.:
• A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TO CONGRESS; RELATIVE TO THE FRENCH REPUBLIC; DELIVERED JANUARY 19, 1797, WITH THE PAPERS THEREIN REFERRED TO. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. - Washington, George:
• A NARRATIVE OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, IN PHILADELPHIA, AGAINST JOHN EVANS. TO WHICH IS ADDED: A REPORT OF THE EVIDENCE DELIVERED ON THE TRIAL OF THE CASE OF JOHN EVANS, VERSUS ELLIS YARNALL AND OTHERS: WITH AN APPENDIX, COMPILED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF JOHN EVANS. - Evans, John:
• A NATIONAL CONSTITUTION: THE ONLY ROAD TO NATIONAL PEACE. A LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. - Dix, William Giles:
• A NEW AND PRACTICAL FORM BOOK: CONTAINING FORMS OF ALL THOSE LEGAL INSTRUMENTS IMPORTANT TO BE KNOWN BY THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA; AND DESIGNED, ALSO, FOR THE USE OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, SHERIFFS, CLERKS, CONSTABLES, CORONERS, &C., &C. COMPILED AND ARRANGED FROM THE BEST AUTHORITIES BY...ESQ., TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE CONSTITUTION OF NORTH CAROLINA, AND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. - Wiley, Calvin H.:
• A NEW EDITION OF THE DEMAND OF WILLIAM VANS, ON STEPHEN CODMAN, AND THE HEIRS OF JOHN & RICHARD CODMAN, FOR THE SUM OF 370,000 SILVER DOLLARS, DUE HIM ON FINAL JUDGMENT RENDERED IN FRANCE, AT THE COURT OF APPEAL IN PARIS; WITH A LETTER WRITTEN BY JOHN LOWELL, ESQ. TO C.R. CODMAN, NO. 8, ANNEXED; AND VANS' REPLY TO THAT LETTER, NO. 9, AS WILL APPEAR BY THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS OF FACTS. THE YOUNG, THE OLD, THE WIDOW AND THE PARSON, ARE INVITED TO BUY THIS BOOK, AND LEARN HOW TO GET AND KEEP PROPERTY ACCORDING TO LAW. - Vans, William:
• A NEW LAW-DICTIONARY: CONTAINING, THE INTERPRETATION AND DEFINITION OF WORDS AND TERMS USED IN THE LAW; AND ALSO THE WHOLE LAW, AND THE PRACTICE THEREOF, UNDER ALL THE HEADS AND TITLES OF THE SAME. TOGETHER WITH SUCH INFORMATIONS RELATING THERETO, AS EXPLAIN THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITY OF THE LAW, AND OUR MANNERS, CUSTOMS, AND ORIGINAL GOVERNMENT. ABSTRACTED FROM ALL DICTIONARIES, ABRIDGEMENTS, INSTITUTES, REPORTS, YEAR-BOOKS, CHARTERS, REGISTERS, CHRONICLES, AND HISTORIES, PUBLISHED TO THIS TIME. AND FITTED FOR THE USE OF BARRISTERS, STUDENTS AND PRACTISERS OF THE LAW, MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, AND OTHER GENTLEMEN, JUSTICES OF PEACE, CLERGYMEN, &C. - Jacob, Giles:
• A PICTURE OF WASHINGTON; GIVING A DESCRIPTION OF ALL THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, GROUNDS, &C; WITH THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE GENERAL AND CITY GOVERNMENTS, COMMITTEES OF CONGRESS, RESIDENT FOREIGN MINISTERS, U.S. MINISTERS ABROAD, ETC., ETC.; TO WHICH IS ADDED, PLANS OF THE FLOORS OF BOTH HOUSES, AND A CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY. - Watterston, George:
• A PLAIN STATEMENT OF FACTS IN RELATION TO A CONTROVERSY BETWEEN LESTER REYNOLDS AND SAMUEL H. MARKS. - [Marks, Samuel H.]:
• A POPULAR ESSAY ON SUBJECTS OF PENAL LAW, AND ON UNINTERRUPTED SOLITARY CONFINEMENT AT LABOR, AS CONTRADISTINGUISHED TO SOLITARY CONFINEMENT AT NIGHT AND JOINT LABOR BY DAY, IN A LETTER TO JOHN BACON, ESQUIRE. - Lieber, Francis:
• A PORTION OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO DRAFT, REVISE AND ARRANGE A CODE OF LAWS FOR THE STATE OF IOWA. ORDERED TO BE PRINTED BY HOUSE OF REPS. - Iowa:
• A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE LAW OF SLAVERY. BEING A COMPILATION OF ALL THE DECISIONS MADE ON THAT SUBJECT, IN THE SEVERAL COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES, AND STATE COURTS. WITH COPIOUS NOTES AND REFERENCES TO THE STATUTES AND OTHER AUTHORITIES, SYSTEMATICALLY ARRANGED. BY...COUNSELLOR AT LAW. - Wheeler, Jacob D.:
• A PRIZE DISSERTATION, ON THE EXCELLENCE OF THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION. BY...MINISTER OF KEITH-HALL AND KINKELL. - Keith, George Skene:
• A PROTEST ADDRESSED TO THE HON. SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, BY LOUIS JANIN, ESQ., OF THE NEW ORLEANS AND WASHINGTON BAR, AGAINST THE HON. WILLIS DRUMMOND, COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE, AND THE MALADMINISTRATION OF THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS. - Janin, Louis:
• A REFUTATION OF SUNDRY ASPERSIONS IN THE 'VINDICATION' OF THE PRESENT TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, ON THE MEMORY OF THEIR PREDECESSORS. - Freeman, Peyton R.:
• A REMEDY FOR THE "IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT;" OR CONSTITUTIONAL ETHICS. PART I. [-PART II.]. - Nott, Benjamin:
• A REMONSTRANCE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, ON THE SUBJECT OF THE DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, ON THE OCCUPYING CLAIMANT LAWS OF KENTUCKY. - Kentucky Land Laws:
• A REPLY TO MR. CHARLES INGERSOLL'S 'LETTER TO A FRIEND IN A SLAVE STATE.'. - Thayer, Russell:
• A REPLY TO THE REVIEW OF JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL HOLT, OF THE PROCEEDINGS, FINDINGS AND SENTENCE, OF THE GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, IN THE CASE OF MAJOR GENERAL FITZ JOHN PORTER, AND A VINDICATION OF THAT OFFICER. - Johnson, Reverdy:
• A REPORT OF A CASE DECIDED IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS, MARCH TERM, 1829. RESPECTING THE RIGHT OF THE UNITED STATES TO PROPERTY FOUND DERELICT ON THE HIGH SEAS. FROM THE AMERICAN JURIST AND LAW MAGAZINE, NO. III., JULY, 1829. - Massachusetts:
• A REPORT OF THE CASE OF THE BELCHERTOWN ELECTION, WITH THE DOCUMENTS AND MINUTES OF THE ARGUMENTS IN THE CASE. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, IN THEIR JANUARY SESSION, 1811. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DAVID EVERETT, ESQUIRE, REPORTER TO THE HOUSE, IN CASES OF CONTESTED ELECTIONS. - Everett, David:
• A REPORT OF THE TRIAL OF THE CASE OF H. R. & J. REYNOLDS, VS. THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE, BEFORE THE HONORABLE, THE JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, Z. COLLINS LEE. COUNSEL FOR THE PLAINTIFFS, WM. SCHLEY, ESQ., HON. REVERDY JOHNSON. COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENDANTS, ARCHIBALD STIRLING, ESQ., CITY COUNSELLOR, GRAFTON S. DULANY, JONATHAN MEREDITH, ESQS. JULY, 1859. REPORTED BY T.S. PIGGOT, AND W.G. PARKHURST, PHONOGRAPHIC REPORT. - [Reynolds, Henry R. and Josiah]:
• A REPORT OF THE TRIAL OF THE CAUSE OF JOHN TAYLOR VS. EDWARD C. DELAVAN, PROSECUTED FOR AN ALLEGED LIBEL; TRIED AT THE ALBANY CIRCUIT, APRIL 1840. AND MR. DELAVAN'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE EX. COMMITTEE OF THE ALBANY CITY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, &C. - [Taylor, John]:
• A REPORT OF THE TRIAL OF THE REV. EPHRAIM K. AVERY, BEFORE THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT OF RHODE ISLAND, ON AN INDICTMENT FOR THE MURDER OF SARAH MARIA CORNELL; CONTAINING A FULL STATEMENT OF THE TESTIMONY, TOGETHER WITH THE ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL, AND THE CHARGE TO THE JURY. BY RICHARD HILDRETH, ATTORNEY AT LAW. WITH A MAP. - Hildreth, Richard:

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