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BY MRS. ANNA F. GOODRICH.New Testament

Filed 31 July 1826New Testament

Filed 31 July 1826


[*Bible*]Murray's English Reader improved--By the addition of
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The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour, Jesus
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former translations diligently compared and revised.  To
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The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments:
Translated from the original tongues; and with 
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FAMILY BOOK KEEPER,
OR,
Lady's Diary.

"Many families have owed their prosperity full as much
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knowledge and activity of the father."

BY
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PUBLISHED BY T.S. MANNING,
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MEMOIRS 
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BY A SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER
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KNOWLEDGE OF THE LORD
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

Philadelphia:
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13, NORTH FOURTH STREET.
1827.No 1745
Title of "Memoirs of David Brainerd."
Deposited 30 Dec. 1826
by
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American Sunday School Union
as ProprietorA

TREATISE

ON PHYSIOLOGY

APPLIED TO PATHOLOGY.

BY 

F. J. V. BROUSSAIS, M. D. 

Knight of the Royal Order of the Legion of Honour, Physician-in-Chief and First Professor in the
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of Liege, of the Medical Society of New Orleans, and
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_____

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH

BY

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Lecturer on the Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence in the Philadelphia Medical
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_____

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No 1720
Title of "A Treatise on Physiology
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HISTORY
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Author.THEOLOGICAL DICTIONARY

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Title of "A Theological
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Filed Nov. 3, 1826THE

NOMENCLATURE,

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To Babylon's confusion in the end.
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Title of "The Nomenclature and
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Deposited 11 [?] 1826.
by
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BEAUTIES

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Manual of Mineral-ogy
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MR. FRANCIS.
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1826.No 1705
Title of "A new and improved System of practical Book Keeping,"
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AuthorAMERICAN
NATURAL HISTORY.
VOLUME I.
PART I. — MASTOLOGY.
BY JOHN D. GODMAN, M.D.
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ONE OF THE PROFESSORS OF THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM;
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Title of American Natural
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1826.No 1727
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by 
John E. Hall as
ProprietorHARRISON'S
NEW JERSEY
ANALOGICAL PRIMER.

"How rich, how poor, how abject, how august!
how complicate is man!"

SECOND EDITION IMPROVED

PHILADELPHIA
Printed and sold by Griggs & Dickinson, back of
No. 171 Market Street.
Sold also in New Jersey by D. Fenton, Agent, Trenton,
and C. Harrison, Proprietor, Egypt.
1826.
[*No 1639.
Title of "Harrison's New Jersey
Analogical Primer"
Deposited 24 Feby 1826
by
Charity Harrison, as
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]MUSICA SACRA;
OR
UTICA AND SPRINGFIELD COLLECTIONS,
UNITED 
CONSISTING OF
Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Anthems, and Chants:
ARRANGED FOR TWO, THREE, OR FOUR VOICES, WITH A FIGURED BASE FOR THE ORGAN OR PIANO FORTE.

BY THOMAS HASTINGS AND SOLOMON WARRINER.

SIXTH REVISED EDITION.

UTICA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
NO. 60, GENESEE-STREET.
1827.Northern District of New-York, to wit.
Be It Remembered, That on the twenty-fifth day of October, in the fifty-first year
of the Independence of the United States of America, A.D. 1826, Thomas Hastings,
and William Williams, of the said District, hath deposited in this Office the title of a
book, the right whereof they claim as Proprietors, in the words following, to wit:
'Musica Sacra; or Utica and Springfield Collections, united. Consisting of Psalm and 
"Hymn Tunes, Anthems and Chants; arranged for two, three, or four voices, with a 
"figured Base for the Organ or Piano Forte. By Thomas Hastings and Solomon
"Warriner."

In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled, "An act for the
encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books, to the
authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned;" and also,
to the act entitled "An act supplementary to an act entitled 'An act for the encouragement
of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books, to the authors and
proprietors of such copies during the times therein mentioned,' and extending the benefits
thereof to the arts of Designing, Engraving and Etching historical and other
print."

Richard R. Lansing,
Clerk of the Northern District of New York.

Sixth Revised Edition
of the Musica Sacra

Filed October 25th, 1826.

The 
United States'
Spelling Book,
and 
English Orthoepist;
Being an Easy Introduction to the 
English Language, and Exhibiting
the Orthography
and Pronunciation
of Walker;
Upon a plan entirely new.

By Noyes P. Hawes.

Second Edition.

Augusta:
Printed by Eaton & Severance,
For the Author.
1826.

W Noyes P. Hawes
Nov 16 1826The Highlands;

A Tale of the Hudson,

in Two Volumes. 

Vol. 1.

Philadelphia:
Printed for the Author,
At No. 24, Arch-street.-A. Walker, Agt.

1826.No 1682
Title of "The Highlands" &c
Deposited 5 July 1826
by
Ambrose Walker author
as ProprietorA Treatise
on
Special and General
Anatomy
in Two Volumes
By
William E. Horner, M.D.
Adj. Prof. Anat. Univer. Pennsylvania -- Member of the American Phil.
Society -- Surgeon at the Philadelphia Alms House, &?.

"Multum adhue restat operis, multumque restabit, nec ulli nato, post mille saeculs
praecluditur occasion aliquid adjiciendi."

Seneca, Epist.

Vol. I.

Philadelphia:
H.C. Carey & I. Lea.
W. Brown, Printer.
1826.





[*No 1714
Title of "A Treatise on Special
and general Anatomy" &c

Deposited 17 Oct 1826

by
William E. Horner, M.D
as
Author*]

[*LC*]
[*No1714*]HYMNS

OF THE

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

IN THE

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.


Set forth in General Conventions of said Church, in
the years of our Lord 1789, 1808, and 1826.


Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY S. F. BRADFORD.
stereotyped by L. Johnson

1827.

[* right-hand corner*]
3 /52 000
17. 333
10.00.
The copy right of this work is claimed
by the Right Rev. William White,
the Rev. Jackson Kemper, William
Meredith, and Horace Penney
a committee of the General Conven-
sion of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States of America in
the year 1826, as proprietors.The copy right of this work is claimed
by the Right Rev. William White,
the Rev. Jackson Kemper, William
Meredith, & Horace Binney [as pro-]
[? of the General Conven- ? ][*No 1.781  .

Title of "Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States of America."

Deposited 19th April 1827
by
The Right Reverend William White, the Reverend Jackson
Kemper, William Meredith & Horace Binney, a
committee of the General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States of America
in the year 1826,
as 
Proprietors*]


[*LC*]ILLUSTRATIONS 
OF 
MASONRY,
BY 
ONE OF THE FRATERNITY,
WHO HAS DEVOTED THIRTY YEARS TO THE SUBJECT.

"God said, Let there be light,
And there was light."

NEW YORK:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR.
1826.William Morgan's
Masonry

Filed August 14th 1826.[two lines of Hebrew text]
COMPENDIOUS
HEBREW AND ENGLISH
LEXICON.
BY JOSEPH JAMES.
Deut. vi. 8. [Hebrew text]
Philadelphia:
PRINTED BY WILLIAM BROWN.
1826.No 1709
Title "A Compendious Hebrew
and English Lexicon.
Deposited 23rd September 1826
by Joseph James
as AuthorINTRODUCTION.
EXPLANATION
OF THE SERVILE LETTERS, AS THEY ARE PLACED
IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE, 
[??]
The strength of Moses and Caleb.
I. [?] The letter [?] aleph has four services: 
1. It is called a mark or characteristic [?],
because, when it comes before the radicals, at 
the beginning of verbs, it marks the first P.C.S. 
in the future tense, e. g. [????], ergneh, I shall
feed.
2. A paragogic [?], which is found at the beginning, 
middle, and end of a word, e. g. [???]
eshcaur, a gift, Ps. lxxii. 10. at the middle, we
find [???] naishaar, Ez. ix. 8. instead of [????]
nishar, he was left, Dan. x. 8: and at the end,
we say [???] with [?], for [??] (without [?],) innocent.viii                                  INTRODUCTION. 

3. A quiescent א, being one of the letters of 
חוא' which is never pronounced either with or 
after these eight points, viz. kaumaitz, pau-
thach, tzairai, segol, cheereek, cholaum, kibootz, and shooraik. And 
4. A diminutive א, because it is wanting in 
the nouns and verbs, e. g. we find כםא kais, 
Ezek. xvii. 6. instead of כםא kisai, a throne, 
Deut. xvii. 18. and םחטו maichato, Gen. xx. 6. 
instead of טםחטא from sinning, 1 Sam. xii. 18. 
II. The letter ' yod has eight services, viz. 
1. It is called a mark, or future ֙֨, and is 
found in all the tenses of the paradigms, and 
shows the 3 P. M. S. in the future tense. 
2. A genealogical  ֙֨׳ , and it shows not only 
the genealogy, but even the country, or trade 
of any person, when it comes at the end of 
the name, as דאוכב֙ Reoobenee, a Reubenite, 
Josh. xvii. 1. מעד׳ Mitzree, an Egyptian, Gen. 
xxvi. 1. and עדפ׳ zorphee, a goldsmith, Neh. 
iii. 31. 
3. An affix ' , because it shows the suffix of 
the first P. C. S. and the S. and P. substantive as דאשׁ׳ roshee, my head, 2 Kings, iv. 19. 
and אח׳ achai, my brethren, Gen. xix. 7. 
4. A plural ׳ , because it forms the P.M.;Jicotencal

Tomo Primero.

Filadelfia:
Impremta de Guillermo Stavely.
1826.

[*No. 1699.
Title of "Jicotencal".
Deposited 18 Augt 1826
by
Frederick Huttner
as
Proprietor*]


[*LC*]Conversations
on 
Natural Philosophy,
in which
The Elements of the Science
Are Familiarly Explained.
Illustrated with Plates.
By the author of Conversations on Chemistry, &c.
with Corrections, Improvements, and Considerable Additions,
in the Body of the Work;
Appropriate Question, and a Glossary:
By Dr. Thomas P. Jones,
Professor of Mechanics, in the Franklin Institute,
of the State of Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia:
Published and Sold by John Grigg,
No. 9 North Fourth Street.
Stereotyped by L. Johnson
1826.[*No. 1658
Title Page of "Conversations on Natural 
Philosophy" &c.
Deposited 24 April 1826
by
John Grigg, as
Proprietor*]


[*LC*]Juvenile Piety
and
Intelligence:
Illustrated in the Life and Death
of 
Margaret Ann Walton, 
Daughter of the Rev. W.C. Walton, of Bethany, Virginia.
To which is added,
Remarks
on the 
Religious Education of Children,
Addressed to
Christian Parents.

Philadelphia:
Published by A. Finley,
North-east corner of Fourth and Chestnut Street.
Clark & Roger, Printers, 33 Carter's Alley.
1826.
[*No. 1669.
Title of "Juvenile Piety" &c
Deposited 26 May 1826
by
Anthony Finley
as
Proprietor*]


[*LC*]THE

PESTALLOZZIAN PRIMER,

OR,
FIRST  STEP

IN

TEACHING CHILDREN

THE

ART OF READING AND THINKING.

"Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old
he will not depart from it." -- Solomon.

Teach a child to think and give him words by which he may retain
and communicate his thoughts, and you will have more than
half completed his intellectual education.

BY JOHN M. KEAGY, M.D.No 1739
Title of "The Pestallozzian Primer",
Deposited 21 Decemr. 1826
by 
John M. Keagy, M.D.
as
Author


LCVida
De
Fernando Septimo
Rey
De España; 
Coleccion de anecdotas de su nacimiento y de su carrera
privada y politica, publicadas en castellano
Por
Dn. Carlos Le Brun,
Cuidadáno de los Estados-Unidos é Interprete del Gobierno de la Republica 
de Pensilvania:
Autor “ del Beneficio de un Filósofo,”-“ de una Gramatica Inglesa y 
Española,” y
Traductor “de los Ensayos de Pope sobre el Hombre,”-“ del Anti-Anglomano,”-
“ de La Libertad de los Mares,”-y otros Libros de Literatúra.
Impreso en Filadelfia.
Se Encontrará de venta, en casa del editor, y la de los principales
libreros de los Estados-Unidos.
Año de 1826.No 1644
Title of “ Vida de Fernando
Septimo, Rey de España”
Deposited 11 Mch: 1826
By
Charles Le Brum
as
Proprietor.RETRATOS POLITICOS

DE LA

REVOLUCION DE ESPAÑA,

ó

De los principales personages que han jugado en ella; mu-
chos de los quales estan sacados en caricaturas por el 
ridiculo en que ellos mismos

Se habían puesto quando el retratista los iba sacando ; con unas obser-vaciones politicas, al fin sobre la misma ; y la resolucion de la qües-
tion de porque se malogro esta, y no la de los Estados-Unidos.

Publicados en Castellano

POR

DN. CARLOS LE BRUN,

Ciudadano de los Estados-Unidos é Interprete del  Gobierno de Republica 
de Pensilvania ; 
Autor "del Beneficio de un Filósofo, "—" de una Gramatica Inglesa y 
Española, y
Traductor "de los Ensayos de Pope sobre el Hombre" - "de Anti-Anglo-mano," -"de la Libertad de los Mares,: - y otros Libros de Literatúra.

Impreso en Filadelfia,
Donde se encontrará de venta en casa del editor.

Año de 1826.No 1676
Title of " Retratos Politicos de la 
Revolucion de España" &c
Deposited 17th June 1826
by
Charles Le Brun,
as
Proprietor

LCLIFE

OF

FERDINAND THE SEVENTH,

KING

OF 

SPAIN ;

OR 

COLLECTION OF ANECDOTES CONCERNING HIS BIRTH AND HIS PRIVATE
AND POLITICAL CAREER, PUBLISHED IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH

BY

CHARLES LE BRUN,

Citizen of the United-States and Interpreter of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
Author of "Le Bienfait d'un Philosophe," -- "an English and Spanish
Grammar, &c. and 
Translator, into French and Spanish, of Pope's Essay on Man, -- of  "the
Anti-Anglomano," -- of "the Liberty of the Seas," -- and other political 
and literary works.


PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
IN
PHILADELPHIA.
1826.[*No 1670
Title of "Life of Ferdinand 
the Seventh" &c
Deposited 31 May 1826
by
Charles Le Brun
as
Proprietor*]


[*LC*]LESLIE LIKFIELD ;
A NOVEL :
BY THE AUTHOR OF GOSLINGTON SHADOW

"Hae ye ony pats or pans to mend,
Or only broken chan'lers."

IN TWO VOLUMES. -- VOL. II


ROCHESTER:
PRINTED BY EDWIN SCRANTOM.

1826.Northern District of New-York, ss.

   BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the [first] fourth day of September, in the [fiftieth] fifty first 
year of the Independence of the United States of America, MUNGO COULTERSHOGGLE, 
Esq. of the said district, hath deposited in this office, the title
of a book, the right whereof he claims as author, in the words following, to wit:
 "Leslie Linkfield, a Novel, by the Author of Goslington Shadow.
  'Have ye ony pats or pans to mend,'
   Or ony broken chan'lers?'
In Two Volumes."

   In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled, "an act
for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and
books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned;" and also to an act entitled, "An act supplementary to an act entitled
"an act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps,
charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times
therein mentioned,' and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing,
engraving, and etching historical and other prints."
   RICHARD R. LANSING,
Clerk of the Northern District of New-York.

[*Leslie
Linkfield
Filed 4 Sept
1826
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Filed 4 Sept. 1826

+or[?] 90 words 1/6  $ 25
Dr                         /9       12,5[Taxing?] Costs —  50
12.5
12 5
18.75
43 75
14 58
58 53
         1
       58
        12
25    70
12 5  58
18 75
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18.75Letters
from
The Bahama Islands.

Written in 1823-4.

Philadelphia:

H.C. Carey and I. Lea -- Chesnut Street.

1827.No 1741
Title of "Letters from the Bahama 
Islands".
Deposited 21 Decem. 1826
by
H. C. Carey and I. Lea
as
Proprietors


[*LC*]THE

PRACTICAL ANALYST;

OR,

A TREATISE ON ALGEBRA,

CONTAINING THE MOST USEFUL PARTS OF THAT
SCIENCE,


Illustrated by a Copious Collection of Examples, 

DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.

BY ENOCH LEWIS.


PHILADELPHIA :

PUBLISHED BY KIMBER AND SHARPLESS;
No. 93 MARKET STREET.
I. Ashmead & Co. Printers.
1826.[*No 1,698
Title of "The practical
Analyst" &c. &c.

Deposited 17 August 1826
by
Kimber and Sharpless
as
Proprietors*]A certificate of Copy right 
in the names of Kimber & Sharpless
as Proprietors. 

D Caldwell
Clk of the District Court
1/
1,20Lopez & Wemyss'
Edition.
Acting American Theatre,
Containing the Most
Popular Plays,
as They are Performed at the 
Philadelphia Theatre;
Carefully corrected and published from the Prompt Books; and 
accompanied with likenesses of 
Distinguished Performers,
in Characters, 
Engraved from Portraits executed for the Work, by
Eminent Artists.

By M. Lopez, Prompter,
of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Theatres.

Published by A. R. Poole, Chesnut Street.
For the Proprietors, 
And to be had of all the principal booksellers in the U.S.
[*No 1650
Title of "Lopez & Wemyss’ Edition".
Deposited 3d April 1826
by
Matthias Lopez & Francis G. Wemyss
as Proprietors*]


[*LC*]LOPEZ & WEMYSS'
EDITION.
THE
ACTING AMERICAN THEATRE.

WILD OATS,
WITH A PORTRAIT OF MR. FRANCIS, 
(FATHER OF THE AMERICAN STAGE,)
AS
SIR GEORGE THUNDER.

The Plays carefully corrected from the Prompt books of the 
PHILADELPHIA THEATRE.

By M. Lopez, Prompter.
PUBLISHED by A.R. POOLE, CHESNUT STREET.
FOR THE PROPRIETORS, 
And to be had of all the principal booksellers in the 
UNITED STATES.
Price, 37 1/2 cents.

J. R. M. BICKING, PRINTER -- 1826.[*No 1641
Title of "Lopez & Wemyss Edition".
Deposited 1st March 1826
by
Matthias Lopez & Francis C. Wemyss
as
Proprietors*]


[*LC*]The Life
of
Thomas Jefferson, Esq. L.L.D.
Late Ex. President
of the
United States:
Arranged and compiled from original documents:
By T.P.H. Lyman.
Author of Remarks on Italy, Lectures on Astronomy, 
A Tour Through the Western Country, &c. &c.

"It is the duty of every man to search diligently after truth; to listen dispassionately
for its sake; and to condemn no man, until he has been fully and 
charitably heard. Let no one, therefore, pass sentence on this book, until he has 
read it; nor the subject of it, until his motives, circumstances, and the design of
the author, have been candidly and impartially considered."

Philadelphia:

Printed on the Vertical Press, by D. & S. Neall,
No, 2, Hartung's Alley, near Christ-church.
1826
[*No 1731
Title of "The Life of Thomas
Jefferson, Esq."
Deposited 28 Novr. 1826
by
T. P. H. Lyman
as
Author*]

[*LC*]Abhandlung
über die
Rechenkunst,
oder
Practische Arithmetik,
zum Gebrauch für die Schulen.
Worinn
Die leichtesten und [ge????lichsten] Regeln dieser nützlichen 
Wissenschaft durch eine Abwechslung angemessener 
Exempel vorkommen; und mitunter die verschiedenen 
Rubriken mit guter Auswahl vermischter, practischer 
Aufgaben untermengt sind. 

Ein großer Theil ist hievon gegeben in 
Thalern und Cents. 

Das Ganze ist 
Zur Hülfe des Lehrers, zur Erleichterung im Unterricht des 
Schülers und zum Selbstunterricht bestimmt, und nach 
den besten heistgen Englischen Rechenbüchern eingerichtet. 

Gesammelt, übersetzt und herausgegeben 
von Enos Benner. 
Philadelphia: 
Gedruckt bei Johann Georg Ritter. 
1826.[*No 1719.
Title of A German Book
Deposited 27. Oct. 1826
by
Enos Benner
as Proprietor*]

[*LC*]The 
American Farrier,
or 
New-York
Horse Doctor;
Being a Further Improvement Upon Adancourt's 
"Taplin Improved," with Terms and Names of
Disorders Adapted to the Nomenclature
of Farmers, Teamsters, and Ostlers in
the Northern and Middle States.

By an Experienced American Farrier.

Troy:
Published by F. Adancourt.
1826.
American 
Farrier
Filed July 21-1826
LCThe
Atlantic Souvenir;
A
Christmas and New Year's
Offering
1827.
Philadelphia:
H.C. Carey & I. Lea
No. 1708
Title of "The Atlantic Souvenir"
Deposited 19 Sept 1826
by
H.C. Carey & I. Lea
as
Proprietors
Salvation Made Sure;
or,
An Attempt to Show,
I. That all Christians do 
not attain the full Assurance 
of Hope.
II. That all Christians can
attain it.
III. The way to attain it.
and
IV: The Importance of attaining
it.

with
An Appendix,
Containing
Some remarks on the nature of spiritual darkness;
together with some directions to those
who are labouring under it.

By the Rev. William Bacon.
[*Rev. Wm. Bacon
Filed Jany 14.1826*]A Collection
of 
New Receipts
and
Approved Cures
For Man and Beast,
Made by Daniel Ballmer near Chambersburg,
A.D. 1826.[*No 1713
Title of "A Collection of New 
Receipts" &c.
Deposited 16 Octr. 1826
by
Daniel Ballmer
as 
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]The 
Juvenile Scholar's
Arithmetical Assistant;
or
A New Ciphering Book,
comprising
A Series of Sums and Questions
in the 
First Five Rules. 
The Whole Rendered Easy to Juvenile Capacities,
and Adapted to the Use of Schools
and Private Tuition.

By C. W. Bazeley.

"Arithmetic is not only the indispensable instrument of 
private accounts and commerce, but it lays the only just
foundation for political knowledge." -- Knox.

Second Edition, Improved.

Philadelphia:
Printed for the author, and sold by R. Desilver,
No. 110, Walnut-Street, and J.B. Auner,
[*333*]    No.        Market-Street.
R. Wright, Printer.
1826.[*No 1657.
Title of "The Juvenile Scholar's 
Arithmetical Assistant" &c
Deposited 19 April 1826
by
Charles W. Bazeley
as
Author*]

[*LC*]The 
Beauties
of
Sir Walter Scott,
and
Thomas Moore Esquire;
Selected from
Their Works;
with
Historical and Explanatory Notes.
By a Gentleman of Philadelphia.

Philadelphia:
Ash & Mason, and T. Desilver.
L. R. Bailey, Printer.
1826.
[*No 1710
Title of "The Beauties of Sir Walter
Scot & Thomas Moore Esquire."
Deposited 26 Sept 1826
by
Ash and Mason, as
Proprietors*]

[*LC*]A Practical
and 
Theoretical Treatise
on Making
Leather;
with Particular Directions for Tanning
Sole Leather, 
Without Lime.

By Ebenezer Shove.

Utica:
Printed for the author by William Williams,
No. 60, Genesee-Street.

1826.[*Ebenezer Shove
Filed March 9th 1826.*]The
Youth's Easy Guide
to a Knowledge of
Arithmetic.
Compiled for the Use of Schools,
and for
A Private Assistant
To those who have not the advantage of Oral Instruction.
By John Simmons.
Philadephia:
Sold by the Compiler, S.W. Corner of 
Third and Tammany Streets.
1826.No. 1.694.
Title of "The Youth's Easy 
Guide &c" -
Deposited 7 Augt. 1826. by
John Simmons as Propr.J.S. Propr. 7 Aug.'26An
Easy Introduction
to the Study of
Geography, 
on an Improved Plan:
Compiled for the Use of Schools,
With a View to render the Acquisition of Geographical Science easy
and pleasant to the Student.
Accompanied by an
Improved Atlas, 
Exhibiting the Elevation of Mountains, Length of Rivers, and
Population of Cities. 
From the best authorities.
By Thomas T. Smiley.
Fifth Edition, Improved.
Philadelphia:
Printed for the Author,
And for sale at J. Grigg's wholesale and retail Book and Stationary
Store, No. 9, North Fourth Street;
And by Booksellers and Country Merchants generally in the
United States.
Clark & Raser, Printers.
1827.
No 1738
Title of "An easy introduction to 
the study of Geography  &c
Deposited 20 Decr 1826
by
Thomas T. Smiley
as
author

THE
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
SONGSTER:
BEING
A CHOICE COLLECTION
OF THE
Most Fashionable Songs,
MANY OF WHICH ARE ORIGINAL.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY
JOHN GRIGG, No. 9, N. FOURTH STREET,
And for sale by Booksellers and Country Merchants generally 
in the Southern and Western States.
1826.[*No 1718
Title of "The Southern and
Western Songster: &c
Deposited 25 Octr 1826
by
John Grigg
as 
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]A
NEW ABRIDGMENT
OF
MURRAY'S
ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
WITH AN
IMPROVED SYNTAX.

BY MOSES SPRINGER, JR.

GARDINER, Me:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY P. SHELDON
1826.

[*Parker Sheldon
Gen ?????*][*Parker Sheldon
Jany 9, 1826*]

[*LC*]AN 
INQUIRY
INTO THE NATURE AND TENDENCY
OF
SPECULATIVE FREE-MASONRY.

BY JOHN G. STEARNS,
Pastor of the First Baptist Church in Paris.[*John G. Stearns
Filed 21 July 1826*]

[*LC*]The First Edition of Stewart's Healing Art,
  Corrected and Improved by the Original
     Hand.  To which he has added
         all his late Improvements and
             New Discoveries, both in
                 Physic and in Surgery,
                     from the year 1812
                        to the year 1826,
                            including his
                               whole system,

                                    upon
                                  Physic &
                                  Surgery.  To
                                 which he has 
                               added a concise
                              Herbal, containing a
                           full description of Herbs,
                        Roots, Barks, & Plants, both
                    in their simple and compound use,
                with a description of their soils and
             countries, where they are generally found.

                         BY DR WILLIAM STEWART,
            of Bloomfield, Somerset County, MaineDr. William Stewart
Nov. 7 1826A
SYSTEM OF QUESTIONS,
HISTORICAL,
DOCTRINAL AND PRACTICAL,
FOR THE USE OF
CHILDREN AND YOUTH,
IN
SABBATH-SCHOOLS, BIBLE-CLASSES, AND
PRIVATE FAMILIES.
BY FOUR CLERGYMEN.
ITHACA:
PRINTED BY A.P. SEARING
1826.Augustus P. 
Searing
System of Questions
/01
Filed April 1. 1826.

Northern District of New-York, to wit:
     BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the first day of Feb-
ruary, in the fiftieth year of the Independence of the United
States of America, A.D. 1826, A.P. Searing, of the said
District, has deposited in this office the title of a book, the
right whereof be claims as proprietor, in the words following,
to wit:

     "A System of Questions, historical, doctrinal and practical,
"for the use of children and youth, in sabbath-schools, bible
"classes, and private families.  By four clergymen.

    In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United
States, entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning,
by securing the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books, to the au-
thors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned;" and also to the act entitled "An act supplementary 
to an act entitled "An act for the encouragement of
learning, by securing copies of Maps, Charts, and Books,
to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times
therein mentioned," and extending the benefits thereof to the
arts of Designing, Engraving and Etching Historical and other 
Prints.
                                                 RICHARD R. LANSING,
                                Clerk of the Northern District of New-York.LECTEUR FRANCAIS 
AMUSANT ET INSTRUCTIF, 
PROPRE AUX JEUNES ETUDIANS QUI ONT DEJA
ACQUIS DE CERTAINES CONNAISSANCES
DANS LA LANGUE FRANCAISE;
PAR A. TEXIER DE LA POMMERAYE,
Ancien chef d'Etat Major General d'un
Corps d'Armee en France, 
ET MAINTENANT PROFESSEUR DE LANGUES

PHILADELPHIA
La plus noble pensée. 
Ne peut plaire a l'esprit, si l'oreille est blessée. 
Boileau, Art Poétique.

PREMIERE EDITION
J.F. HUBTEL, Imprimeur au coin de Dock et de la Seconde rue. 
1826.
No 1726
Title of Lecteur Français" &c
Deposited 11 Novr. 1826
by
Arnaud Texier de la Pommeraye
as 
Author
THE
CHRISTIAN GUIDE
TO A RIGHT UNDERSTANDING OF THE SACRED SCRIPTURES.
DESIGNED AS A
SELECT COMMENTARY
ON THE
FOUR EVANGELISTS,
HARMONIZED AND CHRONOLOGICALLY ARRANGED
IN A NEW TRANSLATION, ON THE BASIS OF
WAKEFIELD'S VERSION:
TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED
A BRIEF MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR
AND A COPIOUS
INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT.
BY JOHN SAMUEL THOMPSON,
MINISTER OF THE FIRST UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY, UTICA, N.Y.
THE HOLY SCRIPTURES ARE ABLE TO MAKE THEE WISE UNTO SALVATION,
THROUGH FAITH IN CHRIST JESUS.------PAUL.
UTICA, N.Y.
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, BY A.G. DAUBY
1826.J.S. Thompson
Filed 5TH Jany. 1826AN 
ABRIDGEMENT
OF
ENGLISH GRAMMAR:
OR A 
PLAIN DEVELOPMENT
OF
ETYMOLOGY AND SYNTAX;
DESIGNED PRINCIPALLY
FOR THE USE OF COMMON SCHOOLS IN THE
UNITED STATES.
BY LEWIS C. TODD;
Author of a New and Complete System of Arithmetic,
Theological Works, &c.
FREDONIA:
PUBLISHED BY BURTON AND SPAFFORD.
HULL AND SNOW--PRINTERS.
1826.LC

Lewis C. Todd
Grammar

Filed Sept. 25th. 1826.THE 
UNION SPELLING
AND
READING BOOK.
BY THE
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

For the earth shall be full of the 
KNOWLEDGE OF THE LORD.
[AMERICAN] [UNION]
[SUNDAY] [SCHOOL] 

Philadelphia:
NO. 13 NORTH FOURTH STREET.
STEROTYPED BY L. JOHNSON.
1826.[*No. 1683
Title of "The Union Spelling and 
reading Book."
Deposited 13 July 1826
by Assheton Claxton as
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]
THE PRIMARY
SPELLING BOOK,
INTRODUCTORY TO THE
'FAMILIAR SPELLING BOOK;'
COMPRISING
Easy elementary Lessons for teaching English
Pronunciation, Spelling, and Reading.
BY JESSE TORREY, jun.
   Author of "The Moral Instructor and Guide
to Virtue," "A Pleasing Companion for Little
Girls and Boys," "Familiar Spelling Book,"
&c.
   An easy and pleasant Introduction to the
Treasures of useful Knowledge will induce
most Children to pursue the enjoyment of
them, voluntarily, through Life.
No 1702
Title of "The primary spelling Book &c

Deposited 29 August 1826

by Jesse Torrey   Junr
as Author

THE 
UNION SPELLING
AND
READING BOOK.
BY THE
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
For the earth shall be full of the 
KNOWLEDGE OF THE LORD.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Philadelphia:
NO. 13 NORTH FOURTH STREET.
STEROTYPED BY L. JOHNSON.
1826.No 1685
Title of "The Union Spelling and
Reading Book."

Deposited 14 July 1826
by
Hugh Dehaven, Treasurer in Trust
for the American Sunday School Union,
as ProprietorNOTICES

OF THE

ORIGINAL, AND SUCCESSIVE EFFORTS,

TO IMPROVE THE DISCIPLINE

OF THE

PRISON AT PHILADELPHIA,

AND

TO REFORM THE CRIMINAL CODE OF

Pennsylvania:

WITH A FEW OBSERVATIONS ON THE PENITENTIARY SYSTEM.

BY ROBERTS VAUX

"The penal law should be founded upon principles that are permanent,
uniform, and universal; and always conformable to the dictates of truth
and justice, the feelings of humanity, and the indelible rights of man-kind."..........BLACKSTONE'S COM. B. IV. C. I.

PHILADELPHIA:

PUBLISHED BY KIMBER AND SHARPLESS,

No. 93 Market Street.

1826.[*No 1631
Title of "Notices of the Original 
& successive Efforts to improve the 
Discipline of the prison" &c

Deposited 13 Jany 1826
by
Kimber & Sharpless
as Proprietors.*]

[*LC*]Report
of the
Philadelphia Fashions,
and
Tailors' Archetype,
For Winter and Spring 1827,
Illustrated with sectional drawings, pictures of the fashions, &c.
By Allen Ward,
Professor of the science and art of tailoringNo 1735
Title of "Report of the Philadelphia
Fashions, &c.
Deposited 13 Decembr 1826
by
Allen Ward, as 
Author.

LCD. Caldwell, Esq.
Lancaster, Feby. 11th 1826.
Sir,
   About 4 months ago I wrote on to
you, relative to a Spelling Book,
entitled as within; and the cash was
enclosed for a copy-right - You will now
therefore please forward on the same,
as the same, or title page is now before
you.
Yours respectfully,
John Wenger.[*John Wenger*]

THE
New Lancasterian
SPELLING BOOK,

For the use of Schools in the U.S.

Compiled to render the Arts of
Spelling and Reading easy and
pleasant to Children.

BY JOHN WENGER[*No 1636
Titled of "The new Lancasterian
Spelling Book" &c .
Deposited 13 Feby 1826
by
John Wenger as
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]ATLAS
TO ACCOMPANY
GEOGRAPHY FOR BEGINNERS.

BY EMMA WILLARD,
Principal of the Troy Female Seminary.

Designed as an introduction or first part to a series of Geographical
Works, by W. C. WOODBRIDGE and E. WILLARDAtlas for Beginners
Filed 10 July 1826GEOGRAPHY FOR BEGINNERS;
OR THE
INSTRUCTOR'S ASSISTANT,
IN GIVING
First Lessons from Maps,
IN THE STYLE OF
FAMILIAR CONVERSATION.
ACCOMPANIED WITH AN ATLAS.

BEING INTENDED AS THE FIRST, OR INTRODUCTORY
BOOK, TO A SERIES OF GEOGRAPHICAL WORKS, BY
WILLIAM C. WOODBRIDGE, AND EMMA WILLARD;
OF WHICH, THE SECOND BOOK IS ENTITLED
"THE RUDIMENTS OF GEOGRAPHY," THE
THIRD BOOK, "UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY."

BY EMMA WILLARD,
PRINCIPAL OF TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.

HARTFORD:
OLIVER D. COOKE & CO.
1826.Emma Willard &
Wm C. Woodbridge

(Geography

Filed June 28. 1826

                                 Richard R. Lansing Esq.
 TROY                     Clerk of the Northern District
 NY    
 [Jun?] 26                 Utica
                                 N.YorkTroy June 24th 1826

Sir

Herewith you will receive a printed copy 
of the title page of a Book now in press - You will 
please transmit me your Certificate of the deposit
of said title in your Office by myself of this district
and William C. Woodbridge of the district of
Connecticut as authors and proprietors. 
for the purposes of securing the Copy right, 
agreeably to the laws of the United States - 

Very respectfully 

Your obedient servant 

Emma Willard

P.S. I enclose Five Dollars which if I am correctly
informed is sufficient for the payment of your fee
and the postage of this letter - If not please inform 
me. E. W. 


Richard R. Lansing. Esqr —A Critical Pronouncing Spelling-
Book, or Youth's First Literary
Guide:  Containing the
Rudiments of the English Language;
A Large Variety of
Spelling Lessons, in which the
sound of every Syllable is plainly
and accurately shown; Intermixed
with easy Reading Lessons: 
To which are added Some
Useful Chapters, With the
Names of Places, Rivers, 
Lakes, &c. in the United States,
and a List of the Proper Names
contained in the New Testament;
and Pronounced according
to the Best Authorities.
Calculated to teach the Orthography
and Pronunciation of
Walker.  By George Williams,
Second Edition.Critical Pronouncing
Spelling Book

Filed 21 July 1826AMERICAN

NATURAL HISTORY.

VOLUME II.

PART I. - MASTOLOGY.

BY JOHN D. GODMAN, M. D.

PROFESSOR OF NATURAL HISTORY IN THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE OF PENNSYLVANIA;
ONE OF THE PROFESSORS OF THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM;
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY; OF THE PHILADELPHIA
ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES, &c.

PHILADELPHIA:
H. C. CAREY & I. LEA - CHESTNUT-STREET.

R. WRIGHT, PRINTER.

1826.No 1681

Title of "American Natural History"
Volume II."

Deposited 3 July 1826
by
Robert Wright, as
Proprietor

Eastern District of Pennsylvania, to wit:

   BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the third day of July,
in the fiftieth year of the Independence of the United
States of America, A. D. 1826, Robert Wright, of the
said district, hath deposited in this office the title of a
book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the words following,
to wit:
   "American Natural History, Volume II. Part I. Mastology.  By John
D. Godman, M. D. professor of Natural History in the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania; one of the professors of the Philadelphia Museum; Member of the American Philosophical Society, of the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences, &c.
   In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States, intituled, "An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the
copies of Maps, Charts, and Books, to the authors and proprietors
of such copies, during the times therein mentioned" -- And also to the
Act entitled, An Act supplementary to an Act, entitled, An Act for the
encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts,
and Books to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the
times therein mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the
arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical and other prints."
D. CALDWELL,
Clerk of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.Multum in Parvo, or Knowledge in the Pocket; consisting of 
a selection of all the important words, comprised in the Old 
and New Testaments. The words are arranged in alphabetical 
columns, under the names of the books and numbers of 
the chapters from which they are respectively selected. The 
orthoepy is given agreeably to the authority of John Walker, 
by spelling the words as they ought to be pronounced; 
with the meaning or signification of the proper names in their 
original languages. To which are added a contents and an 
analysis of the Old and New Testaments, a chronological table 
of all important events from the earliest period of history 
down to the present time, and several chronological regal tables 
of all the kings, queens, emperors, empresses, presidents,&c. 
of all the kingdoms, empires, and staes of the world; 
and a biographical sketch of some of the most celebrated characters 
of every age and nation: together with a tabular view 
of canals, navies, revenues, tariffs, libraries, &c. ; designed 
for a family, and pocket companion. 
BY JEREMIAH AND ANNA F. GOODRICH.Knowledge in the Pocket

Filed 25th Sept. 1826THE
GRECIAN HISTORY,
FROM
THE EARLIEST STATE
TO THE
DEATH OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT.

BY DR. GOLDSMITH.

TWO VOLS. IN ONE.

REVISED AND CORRECTED, AND A VOCABULARY OF PROPER NAMES
APPENDED; WITH PROSODIAL MARKS, TO ASSIST IN THEIR
PRONUNCIATION.

BY WILLIAN GRIMSHAW.

Philadelphia:

PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG, No. 9, NORTH 4th-ST.
STEREOTYPED BY J. HOWE.
PRINTED BY CLARKE & RASER.

1826.No 1677
Title of "The Grecian History" &c
Deposited 19th. June 1826
by
John Grigg
as Proprietor

LCA 
compend
of the
english grammar;
designed for the use of the student,
while attending a 
course of lectures
on
etymology and syntax;
containing
emblamatical charts
of the
Several modes and tenses,
arranged on the principles of locality and association.
by R. G. Greene.

The institution of Lectures is, of all helps that can be given, the most valuable,
where circumstances permit; that is, in towns of a certain size. Much may
be thus taught, even without any other instruction; but combined with
reading, and subservient to it, the effects of public Lectures are
great indeed. The Students are enabled to read with advantage; 
things are explained to them which no books sufficiently illustrate;
access if afforded to teachers, who 
can remove the difficulties which occur perpetually 
in the reading of uneducated persons;
and a word may often suffice to get rid
of some obstacle which would have
impeded the unassisted Student's
progress for days.
Brougham on Popular Education.

Portland:
Printed by James Adams, Jr.
1826.

[*" Author*][*Mr. Roscoe G. Green
Nov. 23. 1826*]

[*LC*]TREATISE
ON THE
THEORY AND PRACTICE
OF
PHYSIC.

BY
GEORGE GREGORY, M.D.
WITH 
Notes and Additions,
ADAPTED TO THE PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES,
BY 
NATHANIEL POTTER, M.D.
PROFESSOR OF THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,
AND S. COLHOUN, M.D.
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, &c.

"In morbis, sive acutis, sive chronicis, viget occultum quid, per humanas
speculationes fere incomprehensibile." Baglivi.

IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. I

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY TOWAR & HOGAN,
No. 255, Market street.
1826.[*No 1711
Title of "Treatise on the Theory
and practice of Physic"
Deposited 12 Oct 1826
by
Towar & Hogan
as
Proprietors*]

[*LC*]REPORTS
OF
CASES
ARGUED AND DETERMINED
IN THE
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,
OF THE
STATE OF MAINE.
BY SIMON GREENLEAF,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
VOLUME III.

Containing the Cases from May term 1824 in Cumberland, inclusive, to the end
of the year 1825.

Portland:
Printed and Published by JAMES ADAMS, JUN.
....1826....
[*Simon Greenleaf Esquire
June 30. 1826*]

[*LC*]1723

QUESTIONS

ADAPTED TO

GRIMSHAW'S IMPROVED EDITION

OF

GOLDSMITH'S ROME.

Philadelphia:

PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG, No. 9, 4th-ST.
STEREOYYPED BY J. HOWE.
PRINTED BY CLARKE & RASER.

1826.No 1723
Title of "Questions adapted to Grimshaw's
improved Edition of Goldsmith's Rome"
Deposited 9th Novr. 1826
by
John Grigg
as Proprietor

LCKEY
ADAPTED TO THE QUESTIONS
FOR GRIMSHAW'S IMPROVED EDITION
OF
GOLDSMITH'S ROME.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG, No. 9, NORTH 4th-ST.
STEREOTYPED BY J. HOWE.
PRINTED BY CLARKE & RASER.

1826.[*No 1724
Title of "Key adapted to the Questions for
Grimshaw's improved Edition of Goldsmith's
Rome"
Deposited 9 Novr. 1926
by
John Grigg, as 
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]KEY
ADAPTED TO
THE QUESTIONS
FOR
GRIMSHAW'S IMPROVED EDITION
OF
GOLDSMITH'S GREECE.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG, No. 9, NORTH 4th-ST.
STEREOTYPED BY J. HOWE.
PRINTED BY CLARKE & RASER.

1826.[*No 1678
Title of "Key adapted to the Questions
for Grimshaw's improved Edition of
Goldsmith's Greece"
Deposited 26 June 1826
by
John Grigg as
Proprietor*]

[*LC*][*LC*]QUESTIONS
APAPTED TO
GRIMSHAW'S IMPROVED EDITION
OF
GOLDSMITH'S GREECE.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG, No. 9, NORTH 4th-ST.
STEREOTYPED BY J. HOWE.
PRINTED BY CLARKE & RASER.

1826.[*No 1686
Title of "Questions adapted to
Grimshaw's improved Edition of
Goldsmith's Greece."
Deposited 17th July 1826
by
John Grigg, as
Proprietor*]AN
ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY
AND
EXPOSITOR
OF
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE:
CONTAINING
THE RADICALS AND DEFINITIONS OF WORDS
DERIVED FROM THE
GREEK, LATIN, AND FRENCH, LANGUAGES;
AND ALL THE GENERALLY USED
TECHNICAL AND POLITE PHRASES,
ADOPTED FROM
THE FRENCH AND LATIN.

BY WILLIAM GRIMSHAW,
AUTHOR OF A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, HISTORY OF
ENGLAND, &c.No 1697
Title of "An Etymological Dictionary
& Expositor of the English Language"
DEposited 17 August 1826
by
William Grimshaw
as
AuthorRUSSIAN TALES

FROM THE FRENCH OF

COUNT XAVIER DE MAISTRE,

AUTHOR OF THE "LEPER OF AOST," &c. &c.

PHILADELPIA
H. C. CAREY AND I. LEA - CHESTNUT STREET.
1826.No 1721
Title of "Russian Tales."
Deposited 31 Octr. 1826
by
H. C. Carey & I. Lea
as Proprietors
LCMarshall's Spelling-Book of the English
Language; or, the Teacher's Assistant: In
which the Orthography and Pronunciation are
in accordance with the principles of Walker.
Designed for the use of Common Schools.  By
Elihu F. Marshall.  Revised edition.[*Elihu Frs. Marshall.
Spelling Book

Filed Feby. 6. 1826*]

[*LC*]THE
CRITICAL OBSERVER:
BEING
A METHODICAL ARRANGEMENT,
AND ACCURATE PRONUNCIATION
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE:
CONTAINING
A PICTURESQUE ALPHABET;
PROGRESSIVE SPELLING LESSONS, IN REGULAR
GRADATION,
INTERSPERSED WITH
EASY AND EXPRESSIVE READING LESSONS;
THE ANALOGICAL DEFINITIONS, AND
MISCELLANEOUS LESSONS
FOR EXERCISE;
TO WHICH IS ADDED, A LIST OF
SCRIPTURE PROPER NAMES, &c.
COMPILED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPROVED
PRINCIPLES OF J. WALKER.
BY RICHARD MARTIN.[*Richard Martin's
Critical Observer

Filed 7th Dec. 1826*]

[*LC*]SAINT CHRYSOSTOM

ON THE

PRIESTHOOD.

TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GREEK

WITH NOTES

AND A

LIFE OF THE FATHER,

BY 

THE REV. HENRY M. MASON, A.M.

RECTOR OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, FAYETVILLE, N. CAROLINA

[Philadelphia :]

E. LITTELL--CHESNUT STREET
1826.

Plain - [Accept?] Type
Copyright on the back of the titleNo 1725
Title of "Saint Chrysotom on Priesthood"
Deposited 10 Novr 1826
by
Eliiakim Littell
as 
Proprietor

LCELIEZER Y NEPHTALY,

POEMA

EN QUATRO CANTOS.

TRADUCIDO DEL HEBREO AL FRANCES FOR
FLORIAN,
Y
PUESTO EN VERSO ESPANOL POR
FELIX MEGIA.

FILADELFIA:
Imprenta de Guillermo Stavely, Calle tercera del Sud, No. 70.

Año de 1826.
[*Feb*]No 1643
Title of "Eliezer Y. Nephtaly" &c
Deposited 9th March 1826
by
Felix Megia, as 
Author

LCMEMOIRS
OF THE
PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY
FOR PROMOTING AGRICULTURE
CONTAINING
COMMUNICATIONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS
IN
HUSBANDRY AND RURAL AFFAIRS.
VOL. V.

"Let us cultivate the ground, that the poor as well as the rich, may be filled ; and
"happiness and peace be established throughout our borders."

Tentanda Via est, qua nos quoque possimus tollere Humo :

AGRIC. SOC. PHILA.
1785

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY ROBERT H. SMALL
No. 165, CHESNUT STREET.
1826.
No 1635
Title of "Memoirs of the Philada
Society" &c.
Deposited 9 Feby 1826
by
Robert H. Small 
as Proprietor

LCTHE
MODERN PRESBYTERIAN
HIERARCHY,
IN THE U.S.A.
FAR WORSE THAN POPERY,
DEMONSTRATED:–
BY A MOST TYRANNICAL PERSECUTION,
CARRIED ON, FOR MANY YEARS, BY THE SAME, 
AGAINST
THE REV. FRANCIS HINDMAN,
BOTH WHILE, AND SINCE, HE WAS A MEMBER OF THAT BODY.
Remembering mine affliction and my misery ;
The wormwood and the gall.–LAM. III. 19.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY THE AUTHOR.
Griggs & Dickinson Printers.
1826.
No 1692
Title of "The modern Presbyterian
Hierarchy," &c.
Deposited 2 August 1826
by
Francis Hindman
as 
Author.
LCTHE

OPERATIVE MECHANIC,

AND

BRITISH MACHINIST;

BEING A

PRACTICAL DISPLAY

OF THE

MANUFACTORIES AND MECHANICAL ARTS

OF THE

UNITED KINGDOM.

BY JOHN NICHOLSON, ESQ.
CIVIL ENGINEER.

FIRST AMERICAN FROM THE SECOND LONDON EDITION,
WITH ADDITIONS.

IN TWO VOLUMES.No 1661
Title of "The Operative 
Mechanic" &c.
Deposited 28th April 1826
by 
H. C. Carey & I. Lea
as
ProprietorsTHE 
NORTH AMERICAN
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL.
CONDUCTED BY
HUGH L. HODGE, M.D.  |CHAS. D. MEIGS, M.D.
FRANKLIN BACHE, M.D.| B.H. COATES, M.D.
AND
R. LA ROCHE, M.D.
NON DOCTIOR, SED MELIORE IMBUTUS DOCTRINA.
VOL. I. 
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY J. DOBSON, AGENT
JESPER HARDING, PRINTER.
1826No 1649
Title of "The North American
Medical and Surgical Journal"
Deposited 31 March 1826
by
Hugh L. Hodge, Franklin Bache, 
Charles D. Meigs, Benjamin H. Coates
and René La Roche as 
ProprietorsTHE NE PLUS ULTRA.

IT fully developes Magnetism and the Compass Variation; squares the Circle; ascertains true 
Weights and Measures; finds the Longitude; revives the lost Astrology of Egypt, the Bible, 
Magic, Freemasonry, and Music of the Spheres; presents the Solar System in form as a Heart; 
Time as a Tortoise;—is the Philosopher's Stone, and Pearl of great price. It traces the origin of 
all languages in Angles or Angels, as the symbols of Astrologers. It fully explains Babylon, 
Solomon's Temple, Egypt's Pyramids—all antiquity's Song, Scheme and Theme ; and is continued 
in Numbers, under this title of the

Ne plus ultra ; or, Sun of Emblems through Nature's Lens.

FRANKLIN'S Kite awoke electricity in Matter : the Kite of my Cross vivifies the Mind !

THE ELYSIAN FRATERNITY'S OATH.
Before the Almighty Power on high, 
Whose thunders shake the vaulted sky!
By heaven and earth, by sea and air, 
With hearts and hands conjoined we swear,
That while from Ocean's bed the sand
Is heav'd, or flow'rs bedeck the land, 
Or circling through the vaults of heaven
With lightning force the planets' driven ;
Or from the heart the vital tide
Continues through the veins to glide;
Like free Elysian sons we swear, 
No galling chain of oaths we'll wear;

But ope our store like Erie's lake;—
To Ocean Truth our passport take.
Accurs'd that fruit,—accurs'd that thief
Who, pirate-like, would thwart this brief.
So help us God!  we'll nought conceal!
So help us God!—we'll all reveal!—
Free trade of mind and women's rights:
He—Her—Hero—Heroine fights!
In vision, emblem Sun we see!
Miss Kelly calls!—we flee!—we flee!
And by our knighthood we declare
A Mason is that beauteons fair!

WRITTEN AND PUBLISHED BY
EDWARD POSTLETHWAYT PAGE,

The HIGH PRIEST OF NATURE, the Messenger of Shiloh, on the 9th day of June, Anno Domini, 1826; [our alphabet] at the 
city of brotherly love, named Philadelphia.

Price, 50 Cents (a Jubilee!)No 1675
Title of "The ne Plus Ultra" &c
Deposited 13 June 1826
by
Edward Postlethwayt Page
as
Author[*1728*]

THE 
RELIGION OF THE SUN; 
A POSTHUMOUS POEM, 
OF 
THOMAS PAINE, 
WITH A PREFACE, BY THE PROPRIETOR. 

PUBLISHED FOR THE BOOK-SELLERS. 

PHILADELPHIA:
1826.No 1728
Title of "The Religion of the Sun" &c
Deposited 18 Novemb: 1826
by 
Samuel Yorke Atlee
as
ProprietorR. R. Lansing Esq
please to forward me a 
certificate of copy right as author and 
proprietor of a book the title of which 
is enclosed. Direst to Mrs Eliza D. W. Parsons
Troy N.Y. Your most obdt.
E D. W. Parsons

Troy N.Y. March 28, 1826.[*R. R. Lansing Egg*]
POEMS,
ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
BY ELIZA DWIGHT WILLARD PARSONS.
Cold piercing winds around me throw,
A wintry scarf of sleet and snow;
The rose that wore the blush of morn,
Hangs withered on its naked thorn,
The rainbow ring–the diamond dew–
The golden mist, has fled from view ; 
The world is dark–shall I repine?
No! Mountain Harp–for thou art mine
TROY:
PRINTED BY F. ADANCOURT.
1826.C. D. W. Parsons'
Poems
Filed March 30th 1826THE
TRIAL
OF
SAMUEL PERRY,
WHO MURDERED HIS WIFE
ON
JUNE 1, 1826.

WITH A
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE AND DEATH.

BY A NEIGHBOUR.

"The way of transgressors is hard."

UTICA:
PRINTED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS
No 60, Genesee-Street.
1826.[*Samuel Perry's
Trial

Filed Octr. 26th. 1826.*]

[*LC*]PHILADELPHIA;
OR,
GLANCES
AT LAWYERS, PHYSICIANS, FIRST-CIRCLE,
WISTAR-PARTIES, &c. &c.

If you'll look at his mottoes, and look at his notes,
You'll there see how much like a parrot he quotes;
But prefers, as you'll find by a few further looks,
One bite of the world, to a dinner of books.
Every Man his own Critic.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY R. H. SMALL.
1826.No 1645
Title of "Philadelphia, or Glances" &c
Deposited 15. March 1826
by
Robert H. Small, as
ProprietorTHE
PLEASING MEDLEY:
NUMBER I.
BEING A
COLLECTION OF PIECES,
MORAL, SENTIMENTAL, AND HUMOUROUS,
IN PROSE AND IN VERSE,
AMONG WHICH IS
THE LATE STORY OF THE
GHOST OF WM. MORGAN,
WITH A PLATE
Representing the unlawful taking of the same.
BY A NEW AUTHOR.
ROCHESTER.
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR.
1826.

[*Rochester, Dec. 7. 1826
Dear Sir
You will forward back a copy-right
as soon as possible. Let it be in the [title] right
that Seth Sensible Esq. deposited it, "the right
whereof he claims" &c. [or if it must be a
real name, put in] Enclosed is the fee - I
believe something is [my] due me now at
your office. I shall "come again directly."
R.R. Lansing    Yours Edwin Scrantom*]Seth Sensible Esq.
Pleasing Medley

Filed 11th Decr. 1826

LCNARRATIVE
OF THE LIFE OF THE CELEBRATED
JOHN PLUCK,
COLONEL
OF THE
EIGHTY-FOURTH REGIMENT,
PENNA. MILITIA.
ACCOMPANIED BY A
FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT;
(IN HIS MILETARY COSTUME.)
Intersperced with Anecdotes, illustrative of his
GREAT
MILITARY TALENT;
AND TREATING

Of his career in Civil Life, previous to his elevation
to the dignified station, which he now fills with
such universal eclat and SELF satisfaction.
AS DICTATED BY HIMSELF.

"How many evils do environ
"The man, who meddles with cold iron."

PUBLISHED FOR THE PURCHASER.No 1667
Title of "Narrative of the Life of
the celebrated John Pluck" &c
Deposited 25 May 1826
by
John Pluck
as Author.AN
INQUIRY
INTO
THE NATURE AND TREATMENT
OF 
DIABETES, CALCULUS,
AND OTHER
AFFECTIONS OF THE URINARY ORGANS:
With Remarks
ON THE IMPORTANCE OF ATTENDING TO THE STATE OF THE URINE IN 
ORGANIC DISEASES OF THE KIDNEY AND BLADDER: AND
SOME PRACTICAL RULES
FOR DETERMINING THE NATURE OF THE DISEASE FROM THE SENSIBLE
AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THAT SECRETION.
BY WILLIAM PROUT, MD. FRS.
FROM THE SECOND LONDON EDITION,
REVISED AND MUCH ENLARGED:
WITH NOTES AND ADDITIONS
BY S. COLHOUN, M.D.
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, CORRESPONDING
MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, &C.
Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY TOWAR & HOGAN.
W. Brown, Printer.
1826.No 1663
Title of "An Inquiry into the Nature & 
Treatment of Diabetes Calculus" &c
Deposited 29 April 1826
by
Towar and Hogan, as
ProprietorsA ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
---
LETTERS
ON
RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION:
PROVING, THAT
THAT MOST HEINOUS CRIMES, HAS NOT BEEN PECULIAR
TO ROMAN CATHOLICS:
BUT THAT
WHEN THEY HAD THE POWER, PROTESTANTS OF ALMOST EVERY
DENOMINATION HAVE BEEN EQUALLY GUILTY;
AND
That, particularly in England, for one hundred and fifty years, it was perpetrated
in its most hideous forms of Hanging -- cutting down alive---scooping
out the Bowels--burning them before the face of the victim---
chopping off his head, and cutting his body in quarters,
while the flesh was still quivering under the
butcher's knife: and finally, in many
cases burning the unfortunate 
religionist alive.

In reply to a libellous attack on the Roman Catholics, in an Address delivered
to a Society of
IRISH ORANGE MEN,
STYLING THEMSELVES
THE GIDEONITE SOCIETY.
-
BY A CATHOLIC LAYMAN.
--

"Semper ego auditor tantum? nunquamne reponam?" - Juvenal.
"He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone" at the Roman 
Catholics. - John, viii. 7.
"Thou hypocrite, cast out first, the beam out of thine own eye - and then shalt thou
"see clearly to pull out the mote that is in they brother's eye." - Luke, vi. 41.
"The shedding of blood for the sake of religion is a mark of ANTICHRIST, who
"thereby sets himself in the judgment seat of God, assuming to himself the 
"dominion over conscience, which belongs to none but God only."
Brandt's History of the Reformation, vol. I. p. 315.
"Scotland has been the scene, for many years together, of cruelties and blood, by
"the hands of high-churchmen, such as came very little short of the popish persecution
"in Queen Mary's days - and IN MANY THINGS MUCH EXCEEEDED
"IT." - Edwards's History of Redemption, Worcester, 1808. p. 305.
--
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR BERNARD DORNIN, NO. 189, LOMBARD STREET.
--
1826.No 1707
Title of "A Roland for an Oliver."
Deposited 14 Sept. 1826
by
Bernard Dormin
as
[Author]
ProprietorA SHORT, PLAIN, COMPREHENSIVE, PRACTICAL
LATIN GRAMMAR,
COMPRISING
ALL THE RULES AND OBSERVATIONS
NECESSARY TO
AN ACCURATE KNOWLEDGE
OF
THE LATIN CLASSICS,
HAVING
THE SIGNS OF QUANTITY AFFIXED
TO CERTAIN SYLLABLES,
TO SHOW THEIR RIGHT PRONUNCIATION,
WITH AN
ALPHABETICAL VOCABULARY.
THE EIGHTH EDITION, REVISED AND IMPROVED.

BY JAMES ROSS, LL. D.
PROFESSOR OF THE LATIN AND GREEK LANGUAGES,
NORTH FOURTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

Nequis igitur tanquam parva fastidiat.  Grammatices elementa.
Perveniri ad summa, nisi ex principiis, non potest.  Quint.

"Qui discit, et lex ei (est) in possessionem,
"Et non discit fundamenta Grammatices, neque intelligit,
"(Est) sicut arator; qui agit boves;
"Et manus ejus (est) sine baculo aut stimulo."
--
PHILADELPHIA:
THOMAS DESILVER, No. 253 MARKET STREET.
LYDIA R. BAILEY, PRINTER.
1827.
[*J.D. Prow. 27 Dec '26*]No 1744.
Title of " A short, plain, comprehensive,
practical Latin Grammar"
Deposited 27 December 1826
by 
Thomas Desilver
as 
ProprietorCOMPENDIUM
OF
GEOGRAPHY,
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, CONTAINING, BESIDES THE
MATTER USUAL IN SUCH WORKS, A
GEOGRAPHY OF THE BIBLE,
AND A SYSTEM OF
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY,
CALCULATED TO INTEREST THE YOUNG IN THE
PERUSAL OF THE
HOLY SCRIPTURES & ANCIENT HISTORY
TO WHICH IS ADDED AN INTRODUCTION TO THE
STUDY OF
ASTRONOMY,
THE WHOLE ACCOMPANIED WITH AN EXTENSIVE ATLAS.
---
BY JOHN C. RUDD, D.D.
RECTOR OF ST. PETER'S CHURCH, AUBURN, CAYUGA COUNTY
N. YORK, AND PRINCIPAL OF THE
AUBURN ACADEMY.
--
THE THIRD EDITION ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
--
AUBURN:
PUBLISHED BY U.F. DOUBLEDAY AND LINDSLY & BALL.
--
U.F. Doubleday, Printer.
--
1826.J.C. Rudd, D.D.
-
Compendium
of Geography

Filed 11th Dec. 1826A
SELECTION OF HYMNS,
FROM
THE BEST AUTHORS.
INCLUDING A GREAT NUMBER OF ORIGINALS:
INTENDED TO BE 
AN APPENDIX
TO
DR. WATTS'S PSALMS AND HYMNS.
BY JOHN RIPPON, D.D.

WOODWARD'S REVISED AND CORRECTED EDITION, WITH THE
NAMES OF THE TUNES ADAPTED TO THE HYMNS-- FROM
THE LAST LONDON EDITION.

TOGETHER WITH
AN APPENDIX, FROM THE OLNEY HYMNS,
WITH ADDITIONAL HYMNS,
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY THE REV. WILLIAM STAUGHTON, D.D.
--
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JOSEPH J. WOODWARD,
no. 35, Dock Street.
-
1826.
[Stereotype edition.]No 1,638
Title of "A Selection of "Hymns" &c
Deposited 13 Feby 1826
by
Joseph J. Woodward
as Proprietor

LCTHE
PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE
ILLUSTRATED:
AN
ENTIRELY NEW SYSTEM
OF
GRAMMAR;
WHOLLY DIVESTED OF
SCHOLASTIC RUBBISH, OF TRADITIONARY FALSEHOOD,
AND ABSURDITY,
AND REDUCED TO PRINCIPLES OF
FACT AND COMMON SENSE,
ACCORDING TO THE REAL
NATURE, GENIUS, AND IDION
OF THE
ENGLISH TONGUE:
DESIGNED FOR
COLLEGES, ACADEMIES, AND DISTRICT SCHOOLS
IN THE
UNITED STATES.

BY JOHN SHERMAN.

TRENTON FALLS, ONEIDA CO. NEW-YORK.

1826.

Dauby & Maynard, printers ... Utica.John Sherman's
Grammar

filed October 28th. 1826                LCA SHORT SYSTEM
OF 
POLITE LEARNING,
BEING
AN EPITOME
OF THE 
ARTS AND SCIENCES;
DESIGNED
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
BY AN EMINENT WRITER OF PHILADELPHIA.

A taste of every sort of knowledge is necessary to form the mind; and is
the only way to give the understanding its due improvement, to the full
extent of its capacity. - Locke.

NINTH AMERICAN EDITION, IMPROVED.
--
Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY McCARTY & DAVIS,
NO. 171 MARKET-STREET.
--
1826.
Stereotyped by J. Howe.No 1655
Title of "A short system of polite Learning"
Deposited 17th April 1826
by
McCarty & Davis
as
ProprietorsNo 1647.
Title of "Reward of Merit."
Deposited 23rd Mch: 1826
by 
Ephraim Bacon
as
AuthorA
DESCRIPTION
OF
TRENTON FALLS,
ONEIDA COUNTY, NEW YORK.

BY JOHN SHERMAN.

UTICA:
PRINTED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
No. 60, Genesee Street.

1827.[*Trenton Falls

Filed 23d. June 1827*]

[*LC*]A SKETCH
OF THE
Politics, Relations, and Statistics,
OF THE
WESTERN WORLD,
AND OF THOSE
CHARACTERISTICS
OF 
EUROPEAN POLICY
WHICH MOST IMMEDIATELY AFFECT ITS INTERESTS:
INTENDED TO
DEMONSTRATE THE NECESSITY OF
A GRAND AMERICAN
CONFEDERATION AND ALLIANCE.
--
Jam fides, et pax, et honor, pudorque
Priscus, et neglecta redire virtus
Audet, apparetque beata plenâ
Copia cornu.
HOR. CARRM. SEC.
--
Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY ROBERT H. SMALL,
No. 165, CHESNUT STREET,
1827.
no 1798
Title of "A Sketch of the Politics, Relations,
& Statistics of the Western World."
Deposited 11 July 1827
by
Robert H. Small, as
ProprietorSKETCHES
OF
MORAVIAN MISSIONS:
CONTAINING THE
MOST INTERESTING PORTIONS OF THE MISSIONARY LABOURS
OF THE UNITED BRETHREN,
AMONG THE
GREENLANDERS, ESQUIMAUX, NORTH AMERICAN
INDIANS, AND HOTTENTOTS.

Revised by the Committee of Publication of the American Sunday
School Union.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
NO. 146 CHESNUT STREET.

1828.No. 1838
Title of Sketches of Moravian Missions
Deposited 11 Decemr. 1827 by Paul Beck Junr - 
treasurer in Trust for the American Sunday School Union 
as Proprietor —

LCDISCOURSE
DELIVERED JUNE 10, 1827,
FIFTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
OF
PHILADELPHIA,
COMMEMORATIVE OF ITS DEDICATION.

BY THOMAS H. SKINNER

PHILADELPHIA

I. ASHMEAD, PRINTER, CORNER OF CHERRY AND FIFTH STREETS.
1827No 1795.
Title of "A discourse delivered
June 10, 1827."
Deposited on 3rd July, 1827
by
Isaac Ashmead
as
ProprietorORACULUM GEOMANTICUM,
OR
SCIENCE OF DISCOVERING
FUTURE EVENTS.

BY JOSEPH LUZENBERG.

PHILADELPHIA, 1827.[*No 1751
Title of "Oraculum Geomanticum, &c.

Deposited 1st. Feb. 1827
by
Joseph Luzenberg
as
Author*]

[*LC*]LOTTERY LEXICON
OR
THE MODE OF DISCOVERING
THE ROAD OF FORTUNE.
BESIDES
AN APPENDIX OF ONIROMANTIA, IN
REFERENCE TO THE FATE AND POLITICAL 
LIFE OF MAN.
WITH
INTERESTING FIGURES, THROUGH WHICH THE
NUMBERS DRAWN FROM THE WHEEL OF
FORTUNE MAY BE DISCOVERED.
Compiled from old German manuscripts and works
on Astronomy.
BY
Joseph Luzenberg.
[*47c*]
[*Jos Luzenberg Author*]
No 1770
Title of "Lottery Lexicon" &c
Deposited 12th March 1827
by
Joseph Luzenberg
as
Author -LITTLE PLAYS,
BY
MARIA EDGEWORTH.
BEING AN ADDITION VOLUME
OF THE
PARENT'S ASSISTANT,

Published from the Manuscript, and Ornamented
with Engravings from original designs.

CONTAINING
The Grinding Organ,
Dumb Andy,
The Dame-School.

PHILADELPHIA:
THOMAS T. ASH, 139 CHESNUT-STREET.

1827.No. 1803.
Title of "Little Plays &c."
Deposited 3d. Augt. 1827
by
Thomas T. Ash - 
as 
Proprietor

LCTHE
PRIMARY CLASS-BOOK;
A
SELECTION OF
Easy Lessons in Reading,
FOR THE
YOUNGER CLASSES
IN
COMMON SCHOOLS.

By Thomas F. Lee,
COMPILER OF "A SPELLING-BOOK CONTAINING THE
RUDIMENTS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE."

HALLOWELL:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY GLAZIER & Co.
No. 1, Kennebec-Row.

1827.Messrs Glazier & Co
Sept. 21. 1827

LCMEMOIRS
OF
EMINENT
FEMALE WRITERS,
OF ALL AGES AND COUNTRIES.

BY ANNA MARIA LEE.

PHILADELPHIA:
T. DESILVER, AND TOWAR & HOGAN.
J. HARDING, PRINTER.
1827.[*No 1771
Title of "Memoirs of eminent
Female Writers" &c
Deposited 14 Mch. 1827
by
Benjamin F. French
as
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]NATURAL HISTORY.
SELECTED FROM THE
YOUTH'S FRIEND.

KNOWLEDGE OF THE LORD

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

Philadelphia:
No. 14 Chesnut Street.

1827.No. 1819
Title of "Natural History &c."
Deposited 12. Oct. 1827 - 
by
Paul Beck Jr, Treasurer in trust for 
The American Sunday School Union.
as 
Proprietor.

LCA
PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF RHETORIC
OR THE
PRINCIPLES & RULES OF STYLE:
INFERRED
FROM EXAMPLES [IN] of WRITING.

BY SAMUEL P. NEWMAN,
PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC IN BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

PORTLAND:
Published by Wm. Hyde....A. Shirley, Printer.
1827.Samuel P. Newman
May 21. 1827THE
NORTH AMERICAN
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL

CONDUCTED BY
HUGH L. HODGE, M.D.     CHAS. D. MEIGS, M.D.
FRANKLIN BACHE, M.D.     B.H. COATES, M.D.
AND
R. LA ROCHE, M.D.

NON DOCTIOR, SED MELIORE IMBUTUS DOCTRINA.

VOL. III.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY J. DOBSON, AGENT.
JESPER HARDING, PRINTER.
1827.[*No 1776
Title of "North American Medical &
Surgical Journal."
Deposited 2d April 1827
by
Hugh L. Hodge, Franklin Bache,
Charles D. Meigs. Benjamin H. Coates
and René La Roche
as 
Proprietors*]

Eastern District of Pennsylvania, to wit:
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the 31st day of March, in the 51st year
of the Independence of the United States of America, A.D. 1827, Hugh L.
Hodge, Franklin Bache, Charles D. Meigs, Benjamin H. Coates and René 
La Roche, of the said District, have deposited in this office the Title of a
Book, the right whereof they claim as Proprietors, in the words following,
to wit:
"The North American Medical and School Journal. Conducted by Hugh 
L. Hodge, M.D., Franklin Bache, M.D., Chas D. Meigs, M.D., B.H. 
Coates, M.D., and René La Roche, M.D. Non doctor, sed meliore imbutus
doctrina. Vol. III."
In conformity to the act of Congress of the United States, entitled, "An
act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps,
charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the 
times therein mentioned;"–and also to the act, entitled, "An act supplementary 
to an act, entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning, by 
securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors 
of such copies, during the times therein mentioned" and extending the
benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical 
and other prints."
D. CALDWELL, Clerk of the Eastern District of 
Pennsylvania.
LCTHE
NORTH AMERICAN
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL 
JOURNAL 
CONDUCTED BY
HUGH L. HODGE, M.D.
FRANKLIN BACHE, M.D.
CHAS, D. MEIGS, M.D.
B.H. COATES, M.D.
AND
R. LA ROCHE, M.D.
NON DOCTIOR, SED MELIORE IMBUTUS DOCTRINA.
VOL.IV.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY J. DOBSON, AGENT.
JESPER HARDING, PRINTER.
1827.No. 1815.

Title of "The North American 
Medical and Surgical Journal

Deposited 6. Oct. 1827.
by
Hugh L. Hodge [???]

LCNOTHING,
BY
NOBODY.

"I do profess to be no less, than I seem."
SHAKSPEARE.

PHILADELPHIA:
E. LITTELL--CHESTNUT STREET.

1827.[*No 1832
Title of Nothing Deposited by 
Eliakin Sittell as Proprietor
November 23. 1827*]A 
Simplified & Expeditious 
METHOD
OF TEACHING
English Grammar, 
Chiefly intended as an Evening Exercise for Students, 

BY J. O'CONNOR, 
Professor of Grammar and the Mathematics, 

PHILADELPHIA. 
[*James OConnor 
author*]No 1800
Title of "A Simplifies & Expeditious
Method of Teaching English Grammar' &c
Deposited 14 July 1827
by
James O'Connor, as 
Author

LCTHE
AMERICAN
DISPENSATORY,
CONTAINING
THE NATURAL, CHEMICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL, AND MEDICAL
HISTORY OF THE DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES
EMPLOYED IN MEDICINE;
TOGETHER WITH 
THE OPERATIONS OF PHARMACY;
ILLUSTRATED AND EXPLAINED, ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF 
MODERN CHEMISTRY:
TO WHICH ARE ADDED, 
TOXICOLOGICAL AND OTHER TABLES;
THE
PRESCRIPTIONS FOR PATENT MEDICINES, AND VARIOUS
MISCELLANEOUS PREPARATIONS.
SEVENTH EDITION, IMPROVED AND ENLARGED.
BY JOHN REDMAN COXE, M.D.
Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy in the University of Pennsylvania;
Member of the American Philosophical Society, and of the Batavian Society of
Sciences at Haarlem; Ordinary Member of the Royal Medical Society 
of Copenhagen;  and Foreign Member of the
Royal Society of Sciences at
Copenhagen, &c. &c.
PHILADELPHIA:
H. C. CAREY & I. LEA–CHESTNUT STREET.
J. R. A. Skerrett, Printer.
1827.
[*1778*]No 1778
Title of "The American Dispensatory"
Deposited 4th April 1827
by
John Redman Coxe M.D
as
Author

LC[*Sir, The following is the title of a Book 
the right where of I claim as author.*]

SOME 
SCRIPTURE FACTS
AND 
PROPHECIES ILLUSTRATED
IN A 
TREATISE 
IN ANSWER TO 
THREE QUESTIONS.
I. How did God make man?
II. What purposes will he accomplish by making man as he 
did?
III. How will God accomplish his purposes by man?

BY CYRUS COMSTOCK.
Prove all things : hold fast that which is good.  PAUL.

[*I I received your letter & regret I did not 
understand the law & save you trouble.

I wish you to send me a certificate to this
place as soon as consistent as the printer is
waiting &, oblig your humbly servant
Cyrus Comstock

Williamstown, N.J. 
Aug 3. 1827*]Scripture Facts
Filed 7 Augt. 1827

LCCONVERSATIONS
ON
THE BIBLE.
BY A LADY OF PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTH EDITON, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY HARRISON HALL,
FOR THE AUTHOR,
AT THE PORT FOLIO OFFICE.

1827.No. 1807
Title of "Conversations on the Bible" &c.
Deposited 22d Augt. 1827.
 by
Harrison Hall
as
Proprietor.

LCENGLISH GRAMMAR
REVISED AND IMPROVED:
WRITTEN PRINCIPALLY TO CORRECT THE
VERBAL AMBIGUITIES
OF PRECEDING WORKS
ON THE SUBJECT,
But embracing also several new Views of the Science, rendering
it both more perfect and easy of attainment.

BY B. D. COX,
A TEACHER OF THE SCIENCE.

PHILADELPHIA:
ATKINSON & ALEXANDER,
Printers.
1827.

Jonathan Cox ProprietorNo 1749
Title of "English Grammar" &c
Deposited 22 Jany [8]1827
by
Jonathan Cox
as
Proprietor

LCTHE 
AMERICAN
DISPENSATORY,
CONTAINING
THE NATURAL, CHEMICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL, AND MEDICAL
HISTORY OF THE DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES
EMPLOYED IN MEDICINE;
TOGETHER WITH
THE OPERATIONS OF PHARMACY;
ILLUSTRATED AND EXPLAINED, ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF
MODERN CHEMISTRY:
TO WHICH ARE ADDED,
TOXICOLOGICAL AND OTHER TABLES;
THE
PRESCRIPTIONS FOR PATENT MEDICINES, AND VARIOUS
MISCELLANEOUS PREPARATIONS.
SEVENTH EDITION.
BY JOHN REDMAN COXE, M.D.
Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy in the University of Pennsylvania; Member
of the American Philosophical Society, and of the Batavian Society of 
Sciences at Haarlem; Ordinary Member of the Royal Medical Society
of Copenhagen; and Foreign Member of the 
Royal Society of Sciences at
Copenhagen, &c. &c.
PHILADELPHIA:
H. C. CAREY & I. LEA–CHESTNUT STREET.
J. R. A. Skerrett, Printer.
1827.
 No 1772.
Title of "The American Dispensatory"
&c. 
Deposited 17 March 1827
by
John Redman Coxe, M.D.
as 
AuthorPRACTICAL
CONVEYANCING,
A
SELECTION OF FORMS
OF
GENERAL UTILITY,
WITH
NOTES INTERSPERSED.

BY BENJAMIN LYNDE OLIVER, JUN.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

SECOND EDITION, CORRECTED AND ENLARGED.

[HALLOWELL, ME.]
[Printed and Published by GLAZIER & CO., HILLIARD, GRAY,
WELLS & LILLY, Boston.]
1827

[Glazier & Co, Prntg]

[*Published by Glazier
& Co. Hallowell: Hilliard,
Gray, Little & Milkin; Richardson
& Lord; and Wells
& Lilly; Boston.
Glazier & Co, Printers.  1827Bery'. L. Oliver Junior
May 7. 1827THE
BOTANIC PRECEPTOR,
OR 
Sick Man's Friend,
CONTAINING A DESCRIPTION OF THE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLES 
USED FOR MEDICINES, AND THE CURE OF DISEASES, 
WITH
AMERICAN REMEDIES,
ON AN IMPROVED PLAN ADAPTED TO THE CAPACITY OF
THE 
FARMER AND MECHANIC;
TOGETHER WITH SOME REMARKS AND OBSERVATIONS ON QUACKERY,
STEAMING, SWEATING AND DELETERIOUS REMEDIES,
BY A
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
(Sole proprietor of the Copy Right).
Lyons, N.Y.
PRINTED BY E.J. WHITNEY.
1827.The Botanic Preceptor
File 28 April 1827A DIRECTORY FOR THE VILLAGE OF ROCHESTER,
Containing the names, residence, and occupation of all male inhabitants over fifteen years 
of age in said village, on the first of January, 1827, to which is added, a sketch of the history 
of the village, from 1812 to 1827. [*the above to be entered in 
the name of Elisha Ely as Proprietor*]Rochester
Directory &c

Filed Jany 29. 1827.

LC

Copy RightSCENES IN GEORGIA. 
BY 
ISABEL DRYSDALE

WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. 

"The wilderness, and the solitary place, shall be glad for them;         [*67*]
and the desert shall rejoce and blossom as the rose."

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. 
Philadelphia 
NO. 148 CHESNUT STREET. 
1827. No. 1822.
Title of "Scenes in Georgia &c " -
Deposited 19. Octr. 1827 - by
Paul Beck jr, Treasurer in Trust &c"
as Proprietor.

LCNOTES 
OF 
LECTURES
ON THE
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE:
DELIVERED IN THE
JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE,
AT
PHILADELPHIA.
BY JOHN EBERLE, M.D.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY J. G. AUNER, No. 333, MARKET STREET.
LYDIA R. BAILEY, PRINTER.
1827.No. 1818.
Title of "Notes of Lectures &c."
Deposited 12. Oct. 1827–
By
John Eberle, M.D.
as authorTHE
ECLETIC AND GENERAL
DISPENSATORY:
COMPREHENDING A
SYSTEM OF PHARMACY, MATERIA MEDICA,
THE FORMULÆ OF THE LONDON, EDINBURGH, AND
DUBLIN PHARMAŒIAS,
PRESCRIPTIONS OF MANY EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
AND
RECEIPTS FOR THE MOST COMMON
EMPIRICAL MEDICINES:
COLLATED FROM THE BEST AUTHORITIES,
BY AN AMERICAN PHYSICIAN.
PHILADELPHIA:
TOWAR AND HOGA, 255 MARKET STREET.
MIFFLIN AND PARRY, PRINTERS.
1827.No. 1812
Title of , "The Eclectic and 
general Dispensatory &c".
Deposited 29. Sept. 1827.
by
Towar & Hogan as Proprietors - 

LCCONVERSATIONS
ON 
BAPTISM,
CONTAINING
ANSWERS TO THE ENQUIRES,
OF A 
Young Convert,
RESPECTING THE SENTIMENTS
OF THOSE WHO PRACTISE
INFANT BAPTISM.
BY JAMES EELLS, A. M. 
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL.
"Built on the foundation of the Apostles and Prophets, Jesus
Christ himself being the chief corner stone."–St. Paul.
UTICA,
PRINTED BY HASTINGS & TRACY.
1827.Conversations on 
Baptism
Filed 9th Aug. 1827ELECTION DAY.

WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
"Righteousness exalteth a nation."—Proverbs 14.34.

KNOWLEDGE OF THE LORD.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Philadelphia:
No. 148 Chesnut Street. 
1827.No. 1823.
Title of "Election Day &c." —
Deposited 22d. Octr. 1827 — by 
Paul Beck junr., Treasurer in Trust, for the 
American Sunday School Union — 
as 
Proprietor.

No. 1823.
Title of "Election Day &c." -
Deposited 22d. Octobr. 1827, by 
Paul Beck junr. Treasurer in Trust,
for the American Sunday School Union
as.
Proprietor.ELEMENTS
OF
Intellectual Philosophy:
DESIGNED AS A TEXT BOOK.

PORTLAND,
PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM HYDE.
JOSEPH GRIFFIN....PRINTER.....BRUNSWICK.
1827.Mr Thomas C. Upham
Jany 20. 1827

This is a bad proof, but the best that 
the time would allow. J. Griffin

The Certificate to be taken out 
for Thomas C. Upham, Professor 
in Bowdoin College, as owner & 
proprietor,

[*LC*]The 
First of April. 
Written for the 
American Sunday School Union. 
Let not MERCY and TRUTH forsake thee; bind them about 
they neck: write them upon the table of thine hear: so shalt thou 
find favour and good understanding in the sight of God and Man." 
Proverbs iii. 3. 
American Sunday School Union. 
Philadelphia: 
No. 148 Chesnut Street. 
1827. No. 1.764.
Title of "The first of April."
Deposited 24. Feb. '27. by Hugh 
DeHaven, Treasurer, [by]in Trust
for the American Sunday School 
Union, as Propr.

LCThe 
New Harmony, 
or 
A New Collection of Church-Music; 
containing 
A number of musical piece and church-tunes, 
which have never before appeared in print, and some that have been lately composed for this Collection.  Collected from the most 
celebrated authors of modern times ; together with complete instructions for singing Schools. 
By Michael Bentz, York, Pa. 
Gettysburg;--Printed for the Author at the Press of the Theol. Seminary and sold by Geo. Small and Sons, York; John Wind, Lancaster; John Ritter, & John 
Walter, Reading; Jacob Karch, Lebanon; J. S. Wiestling, Harrisburg; James Loudon, Carlisle; S. H. Buehler, Gettysburg; 
Danl. Barnitz, Jr. Hanover; John Gruber, Hagerstown; Rev. Ruthrauff, Greencastle; H. Smith & Co. 
Chambersburg; Rev. Schaeffer, Frederick; and Dr. Hoffius, Bedford. 
Henry C. Neinstedt, Printer. No 1805.
Title of - "The New Harmony, or a 
new Collection of Church Music &c"
Deposited 15. Augt. 1827.
by
Michael Bentz, 
as Proprietor

LCPATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY.
THE LAST COURSE
OF
XAVIER BICHAT,
FROM AN AUTOGRAPHIC MANUSCRIPT
OF
P. A. BECLARD;
WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE AND LABOUR OF BICHAT,
BY F. G. BOISSEAU,
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL ACADEMIES OF MEDICINE OF PARIS AND MADRE,
OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF EMULATION, &c.

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH
BY JOSEPH TOGNO,
STUDENT OF MEDICINE.

PHILADELPHIA:
JOHN GRIGG, NO. 9, NORTH FOURTH STREET.

1827.[*No.1801.
Title of "Pathological Anatomy" &c.
Deposited 19. July '27 by John 
Grigg as propr.*]

[*LC*]Key 
to 
The Fables 
of 
Æsop and Other Fabulists. 
By A. Bolmar, 
Professor of the French Language at the High 
School of Philadelphia 
Philadelphia: 
Printed by P. M. Lafourcade, 
1827.[*No 1761 
Title of "Key to the Fables 
of Aesop and other Fabulists. 
Deposited 22 Feby 1827 
by 
Anthony Bolmar 
as Author*]

[*LC*]Key 
to 
A Selection 
of 
M. Perrin's Fables, 
By A. Bomar, 
Professor of the French Language at the High 
School of Philadelphia. 
Philadelphia: 
Printed by P. M. Lafourcade. 
1827. 

[*23. Feb. 27*] No. 1703. 
Title of "Key to a Selection of 
M. Perrin's Fables, by Anthony 
Bolmar "&c &c --
deposited 23. Feb: 1827. by 
Anthony Bolmar, as Author*]


[*LC*]Additional Hymns, 
Intended as 
An Appendix 
to 
Watts and Rippon. 
Selected by W. T. Brantly. 
Philadelphia: 
Published and for Sale by David Clark, 
No. 118, North Fourth Street. 
1827. No. 1788. 
Title of "Additional Hymns" &c 
Deposited 15 May 1827 
by 
Laura Clark 
as 
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]The 
Life 
of 
Elder Benjamin Randal 
Principally Taken from 
Documents Written by Himself 
by John Buzzell, M. G. 
"Being dead, yet speaketh." Heb. xi. 4. 
Limerick: 
Published by Hobbs, Woodman & Co. 
1827. [*John Buzzell 
June [2]19th 1827 
June 19.*]

[*LC*]Camp[*B*]ell's Murray. 
Being a 
Catechetical Abridgement 
Of Murray's English Grammar. 
Illustrated 
by Specimens of Etymological and Syntactical 
Parsing.
To which are added a few rules from other approved authors: 
Designed for the different classes of learners, and for the 
use of Grammar Schools. 

By Zenas Campbell 
Instructor of Youth.[*Zenas Campbell 
June 26th 
1827*]

[*LC*]Happy Family: 
or 
Scenes of American Life. 
Designed 
For Well Instructed Children of Seven 
Years Old and Upwards. 
By William S. Cardell. 
"Worth makes the man." 
Philadelphia: 
Thomas T. Ash, 139, Chesnut Street: 
1828. [*LC*]No 1831
Title of the Happy Family
Deposited 
Tenth November 1827
by Thomas J. Ashe
as ProprietorPhilosophic Grammar 
of the 
English Language 
in Connection with the 
Laws of Matter and of Thought; 
and 
Conformed to the Best Modern Usage: 
with 
Definitions and practical exemplifications of the words 
which, not being before explained, have cause much 
of the perplexity in attempted expositions of speech: 
Designed for private students, foreigners, and the 
higher classes in schools. 

By William S. Cardell. 

"These rules of old, discovered, not devised, 
Are nature still, but nature methodized." 

Philadelphia: 
Published by Uriah Hunt, 147 Market Street. 
Mifflin and Parry, Printers. 
1827.[*No 1830. 
Title of "Philosophic Grammar of the 
English Language in Connection &ca." -- 
Deposited 6th Nov. 1827 -By 
Uriah Hunt as Proprietor.*]

[*LC*]A
CHRONOLOGICAL COMPENDIUM
OF THE HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES,
Extending from the discovery of America, A. D. 1492, to the
present day, A. D. 1827:
ACCORDING TO THE BEST AUTHORITIES.Chronological Compendium
Filed 9 Jany. 1827
LC[*Carey, Lea & Carey, Thomas Desilver, John Grigg,
M' Carty and Davis, Bennett and Waltons,
B. & J. Kite, and Anthony Finley.*]

PROFESSOR REGIUS,
IN 
USUM DELPHINI.
THE NOTES AND INTERPRETATIONS TRANSLATED AND IMPROVED
BY THOMAS CLARK.
FIFTH EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG, CAREY, LEA & CAREY, THOMAS DESILVER,
M' CARTY & DAVIS, BENNETT & WALTON, AND B. & T. KITE.
1827.QUÆ EXTANT,
INTERPRETATIONE ET NOTIS
ILLUSTRAVIT
JOHANNES GODVINUS,
PROFESSOR REGIUS,
IN 
USUM DELPHINI.
THE NOTES AND INTERPRETATIONS TRANSLATED AND IMPROVED
BY THOMAS CLARK.
FIFTH EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG, CAREY, LEA & CAREY, THOMAS DESILVER, 
M'CARTY & DAVIS, BENNETT & WALTON, AND B. &. T. KITE.
1827.No 1492
Title of C. Julie Caesares" 
&c Deposited 4 June 1827
by 
Carey, Lea and Carey, Thomas 
Desilver, John Grigg, McCarty 
& Davis, Bennett & Walton, B & 
T. Kelo and Anthony Henley 
as 
Proprietors

[*LC*]THE
SPEECHES 
OF 
HENRY CLAY,
DELIVERED IN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED 
A BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR;
WITH AN APPENDIX
CONTAINING HIS SPEECHES AT LEXINGTON AND LEWISBURGH, AND
BEFORE THE COLONIZATION SOCIETY AT WASHINGTON; TOGETHER
WITH HIS ADDRESS TO HIS CONSTITUENTS, ON THE SUBJECT 
OF THE LATE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION;
WITH A PORTRAIT.
PHILADELPHIA;
PRINTED BY JAMES MAXWELL, FOR THE PUBLISHER. 
1827 
[*Cary & Lea Propr
27 Decber 27*]No 1.774
Title of "The Speeches of Henry Clay" &c
Deposited 27 March 1827
by
H. C. Carey & I. Lea
as
Proprietors

LCCOBB'S ABRIDGMENT
OF
J. WALKER'S
CRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY,
AND 
EXPOSITOR
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
CAREFULLY COMPILED FROM THE LONDON QUARTO EDITIONS, PUBLISHED UNDER THE
INSPECTION OF THE AUTHOR;
IN WHICH 
MR. WALKER'S PRINCIPLES
OF
ORTHOGRAPHY AND PRONOUNCIATION
ARE STRICTLY FOLLOWED:
AND IN ADDITION
Each Word is systematically DIVIDED; the SECONDARY ACCENT noted; the PLURALS OF NOUNS, the Present tense
and Preterit of VERBS, the PARTICIPLES and the VARIABLE ADJECTIVES are inserted;
and all useless Repetitions of Words are avoided.
TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED,
CONCISE PRINCIPLES OF PRONUNCIATION,
AND
RULES FOR ACCENTUATION AND THE DIVISION OF SYLLABLES.
WITH AN 
APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
A CLASS OF WORDS WHICH ARE IN COMMON USE IN THIS COUNTRY.
AND 
NOT FOUND IN WALKER'S DICTIONARY.
Particularly Designed for the Use of Schools.
BY LYMAN COBB,
AUTHOR OF THE SPELLING-BOOK.
ITHACA:
PRINTED AND SOLD BY MACK & ANDRUS.
1827.Cobb's Dictionary
&c
Filed May 7th. 1827.THE 
MUSE;
OR
FLOWERS OF POETRY;
A
CHOICE COLLECTION OF FAFORITE
ODES, POEMS, SONGS, ELEGIES, DIRGES,
EPITAPHS, EPIGRAMS, ELEGANT
EXTRACTS, &C.
"From grave to gay, from lively to severe."
BY SAMUEL W. COLE,
AUTHOR OF THE COLUMBIAN SPELLING BOOK.
Music resembles poetry; in each
Are nameless graces–COWPER.
Then hail, ye mighty masters of the lay, 
Nature's true sons, the friends of man and truth, 
Whose song, sublimely sweet, serenely gay,
Amus'd my childhood, and inform'd my youth.
BEATTIE.Samuel W. Cole 
March 28. 1827THE
American Penman,
BY
Perkins AND Rand.
PHILADELPHIA.No 1797
Title of "The American Penman."
Deposited 10 July 1827
by
Perkins and Rand
as
AuthorsA
COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM
OF
ENGLISH GRAMMAR;
COMPRISING ALL THAT IS NECESSARY IN A WORK OF THIS KIND.

BY WILLIAM PIDGIN, A. M.
Teacher of a Grammar School, in Buckfield.

"Simplicity is all the author's aim."William Pidgin
Oct 27. 1827

LC[*1754*]
THE PRAIRIE;
A
TALE.
BY THE AUTHOR OF THE "PIONEERS AND THE
LAST OF THE MOHICANS."

IN TWO VOLUMES.

Mark his condition and the event; then 
Tell me if this might be a brother.
TEMPEST.

PHILADELPHIA:
H. C. CAREY & I. LEA, CHESNUT STREET.
1827.

[*1st ed*]No 1754
Title of "The Prairie, a
Tale."  Deposited 7 Feby. 1827
by
H. C. Carey & I. Lea
as
ProprietorsPRESTON'S
MANUEL ON BOOK KEEPING,
OR
ARBITRARY RULES, 
MADE PLAIN, 
IN 2 PARTS, ADAPTED TO THE USE OF ACADEMIES AND COMMON
SCHOOLS, WITH VARIED EXAMPLES, ACCOMPANIED WITH 
DETAILED EXPLANATIONS; THE FIRST PART
BEING DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF 
MECHANICS,
OF ALL CLASSES: THE SECOND, ARRANGED MORE PARTICULARLY
FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG MEN WHO CONTEMPLATE
THE PURSUIT OF
MERCANTILE BUSINESS:
SHEWING THE METHOD OF KEEPING ACCOUNTS BY
DOUBLE ENTRY,
EMBRACING A VARIETY OF USEFUL INSTRUCTION RELATIVE TO
DIFFERENT KINDS OF BUSINESS.
UTICA:
PRINTED BY DAUBY & MAYNARD,
FOR THE AUTHOR.
1827.Preston's Manual

Filed Oct. 13th. 1827 -

LCPRESTON'S
TABLES OF INTEREST
SHOWING THE INTEREST ON ANY SUM FROM ONE DOLLAR
TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, INCLUSIVE; PROCEEDING
FROM TWO HUNDRED TO FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, BY HUNDREDS:
COMPUTED AT SEVEN PER CENT.,
FOR EACH DAY, FROM ONE TO THIRTY-ONE, INCLUSIVE:
ALSO,
ON SIXTY, SIXTY-THREE, NINETY AND NINETY-THREE DAYS; PRESENTING
AT THE SAME VIEW, THE INTEREST FOR EACH MONTH,
FROM ONE TO TWELVE; INCLUDING ALSO IN EACH TABLE THE
TERM OF TWENTY-FOUR AND THIRTY-SIX MONTHS.
TOGETHER WITH A 
PREFECT CENT TABLE,
CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED AT THE CLOSE OF THE WORK:
Showing the Interest on any part of a dollar, from the lowest term of 
time required, up to three years.
BY LYMAN PRESTON,
Author of a late Treatise on Book-Keeping.
UTICA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
No. 60, Genesee-Street. 
1828.Preston's 
Tables of Interest
Filed 4 Dec. 1827

LCPRESTON'S 
TABLES OF INTEREST
SHOWING THE INTEREST ON ANY SUM FROM ONE DOLLAR TO
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, INCLUSIVE; PROCEEDING FROM
FIVE HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, BY
HUNDREDS; AND FROM ONE THOUSAND TO 
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, BY THOUSANDS;
COMPUTED AT SEVEN PER CENT.,
FOR EACH DAY, FROM ONE TO THIRTY-ONE, INCLUSIVE:
ALSO,
ON SIXTY, SIXTY-THREE, NINETY AND NINETY-THREE DAYS; PRESENTING
AT THE SAME VIEW, THE INTEREST FOR EACH MONTH,
FROM ONE TO TWELVE; INCLUDING ALSO IN EACH TABLE THE
TERM OF TWENTY-FOUR AND THIRTY-SIX MONTHS.
TOGETHER WITH A 
PERFECT CENT TABLE,
CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED AT THE CLOSE OF WORK:
Showing the Interest on any part of a dollar, from the lowest term of 
time required, up to three years.
BY LYMAN PRESTON,
Author of a late Treatise on Book-Keeping.
UTICA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
No. 60, Genesee-Street.
1828.Preston's
Tables of Interest
Filed 4 Dec. 1827

LCA 
VIEW 
OF THE EXPECTED
CHRISTIAN MILLENNIUM, 
WHICH IS PROMISED IN THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, AND IS BELIEVED
TO BE NIGH ITS COMMENCEMENT, AND MUST
TRANSPIRE BEFORE THE CONFLAGRATION
OF THE HEAVENS AND THE 
EARTH
EMBELLISHED WITH A CHART, OF THE
DISPENSATIONS FROM ABRAHAM
TO THE END OF TIME.
And they lived and reign'd with Christ a thousand years.–Rev. xx. 4.
"The time of rest, the promis'd Sabbath comes–
Six thousand years of sorrow have well nigh
Fulfill'd their tardy and disastrous course."–Cowper.
BY JOSIAH PRIEST. Josiah Priest
Filed June 25th, 1827.PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING AT BUFFALO, N. Y. A NEW SERIES OF
PLAIN TRUTH!
"hear this, O ye that swallow up the needy, and make the poor of the land to fail."--Bible.Theophilus Fisk's
Plain Truth

LC

Filed July 17th
1827THE
RED ROVER,
A TALE.
BY THE
AUTHOR OF THE PILOT, &c. &c.

"Ye speak like honest men: pray God ye prove so!"

IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. I.

Philadelphia:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY.--CHESNUT-STREET.

1827.No. 1829
Title of the Red Rover
Deposited 5th Novemr 1827
Carey, Lea & Carey.
as proprietors

LCMUSICAL MONITOR,
OR
NEW-YORK COLLECTION
OF
CHURCH MUSICK:
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,
THE ELEMENTARY CLASS-BOOK,
OR
AN INTRODUCTION
TO THE 
SCIENCE OF MUSICK,
ARRANGED AND SYSTEMATIZED
BY WILLIAM J. EDSON.

TOGETHER WITH 
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF PSALM AND HYMN TUNES, SET PIECES,
AND ANTHEMS,
HARMONIZED FOR TWO, THREE, AND FOUR VOICES,
AND ADAPTED TO PUBLICK WORSHIP.

BY EPHRAM REED.
FIFTH REVISED EDITION, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
ITHACA:
PRINTED BY MACK & ANDRUS.
1827.Musical Monitor
Filed 5th Nov. 1827MEMOIRS 
OF WILLIAM RIPLEY,
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL, 
WHITBY, ENGLAND.
And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament;
and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever
and ever.—Dan. xii. 3.
He, being dead, yet speaketh.—Heb. xi. 4. 
PHILADELPHIA:
J. H. Cunningham, Printer.
1827.
[*28 June 1827
Dorothy Ripley 
Propr*]No 1794
title of :Memoirs of William Ripley"
Deposited 28 June 1827
by
Dorothy Ripley
as Proprietor

LCQUESTIONS
UPON THE BOOK OF
COMMON PRAYER.
INTENDED TO AID THE YOUNG, IN THE
KNOWLEDGE OF RELIGION, AND
THE PRACTICE OF DEVOTION.
BY JOHN C. RUDD, D.D.
RECTOR OF ST. PETER'S CHURCH, AUBURN, CAYUGA CO. N.Y. 
AUBURN, 
PRINTED BY U.F. DOUBLEDAY
1827.Questions &c

Filed 29 Mar. 1827

LCTHE PHILOSOPHY
OF
THE HUMAN VOICE:
EMBRACING ITS
PHYSIOLOGICAL HISTORY;
TOGETHER WITH A
SYSTEM OF PRINCIPLES
BY WHICH
CRITICISM IN THE ART OF ELOCUTION
MAY BE RENDERED INTELLIGIBLE, 
AND
INSTRUCTION, DEFINITE AND COMPREHENSIVE.
TO WHICH IS ADDED
A BRIEF ANALYSIS
OF
SONG AND RECITATIVE.
BY JAMES RUSH, M.D.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY J. MAXWELL.
1827.No 1[6]748
Title of "The Philosophy of 
The Human Voice" &c
Deposited 20th Jany 1827
by
James Rush, M.D.
as
Author

LCA
TREATISE
ON 
POLITICAL ECONOMY;
OR THE
PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION
OF
WEALTH.
BY JEAN-BAPTISTE SAY.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FOURTH EDITION OF THE FRENCH
BY C.R. PRINSEP, M.A. 
WITH NOTES BY THE TRANSLATOR.
Third American Edition.
CONTAINING
A TRANSLATION OF THE INTRODUCTION, AND ADDITIONAL NOTES, 
BY CLEMENT C. BIDDLE,
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
PHILADELPHIA:
JOHN GRIGG, NO. 9, NORTH FOURTH STREET.
1827.
[*487*]No 1787
Title of "A Treatise on political 
Economy &c
Deposited 11th May 1827
as
proprietor


LCTHE
SECOND BOOK OF MASONRY.
CONTAINING
SEVEN DEGREES.
ILLUSTRATED WITH DRAWINGS.
BY A MASON.
"There is nothing hid that shall not be revealed."
DANIEL BURT & WILLIAM B. HARRIS, PROPRIETORS
NEW-YORK - PRINTED,
1827.

[*P.S. The above mentioned
publication is not an infringement
o[f]n the copy-right of "Masonry Rincatoe"
being an entirely original work.*]

[*Second Book of Masonry
Filed 17 March 1827*]Albany, March 14, 1827
Sir -
The subscriber, in behalf of himself 
and his copartner in the publication 
of the work below mentioned, requests 
a copy right may be sent him 
for the same. He has made inquiries, 
and finds the amount 
of recording and granting him a 
copy right to be one dollar 
and twenty cents. A two dollar 
bill is enclosed, which will pay 
for the right and the postage both 
to and from Utica. Please forward 
it with all convenient dispatch 
to "Northumberland, Saratoga County," 
to the subscriber. Daniel Burt

R.R. Lansing, Esq. 
Clerk of the 
Northern District of New York

[*LC*]THE
PLAIN PHYSICIAN,
Giving directions for the preservation of health, and
the cure of disease.

BY
ELIJAH SEDGWICK, M. D.Plain Physician
Filed 5 May 1827Plain Physician
Filed 5 May 1827INTRODUCTION
TO THE
MECHANICAL PRINCIPLES
OF
CARPENTRY.
IN TWO PARTS;

PART I. STRENGTH AND STIFFNESS OF TIMBER.
PART II. STATICS APPLIED TO CONSTRUCTIONS OF TIMBER.

BY BENJAMIN HALE,
PRINCIPAL OF GARDINER LYCEUM.

BOSTON:
PUBLISHED BY RICHARDSON & LORD,
AND
P. SHELDON, GARDINER, ME.
P. Sheldon, Printer.
1827.

[*Hale as written*]Benjamin Hale
June 15. 1827EXTRACTS
LITERARY, MORAL AND RELIGIOUS,
FOR THE
INSTRUCTION AND
AMUSEMENT OF YOUTH,
IN TWO VOLUMES.
SELECTED AND ARRANGED
BY M. T. HARRIS.
PORTLAND:
Published by Wm. Hyde....A. Shirley, Printer,
1827.
[*Wm Hyde as Proprietor*]Wm Hyde
June 9t 1827

LCNAHANT,
OR
"THE FLOURE OF SOUVENANCE."

PHILADELPHIA:
H. C. CAREY AND I. LEA--CHESTNUT STREET.
1827.No 1.753
Title of "Nahant, or 
The Floure of Souvenance".
Deposited 7 Feb: 1827
by 
H.C. Carey & I. Lea 
as 
Proprietors

[*Jeanette M. Hart*]

[*LC*]JUVENILE PSALMODY:
PREPARED
For the use of Sunday Schools,
AT THE REQUEST OF THE DIRECTORS
OF THE WESTERN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

BY THOMAS HASTINGS,
Author of a Dissertation on Musical Taste, one of the
Editors of Musica Sacra, &c.

UTICA:
WESTERN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION:
W. WILLIAMS, PRINTER.

1827.Juvenile Psalmody

Filed April 28th. 1827.

LCTHE
AMERICAN COMPANION;
OR, 
A BRIEF SKETCH OF GEOGRAPHY:
WHICH POINTS OUT
THE CLIMATE, LATITUDE, AND LONGITUDE, BEARING PER
COMPASS, AND DISTANCE IN GEOGRAPHICAL MILES,
OF EACH PLACE, FROM
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, 
TOGETHER WITH
THE LENGTH OF THE LONGEST DAYS AND NIGHTS,
AND CONVERSELY.
THE WHOLE COMPILED AND CAREFULLY CALCULATED BY
P. HAWKES. 
While some define men, manners, plants, and trees, 
I've simply noted places, and degrees. 
To aid young minds, as youth may want assistance, 
Next is subjoin'd their bearings and their distance.
And to each place, be in which zone it may, 
They'll find the length of the longest night and day;
To know the short, the rule is very plain,
Take long from twenty-four, the short remain.
But when in frigid zones, Sol's feebler ray
Illumes the poles, they have a six months' day,
Whence he alternately withdraws his light,
And leaved them in a doleful six months' night.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR;
PUBLISHED BY R. DESILVER AND R. H. SMALL.
LYDIA R. BAILEY, PRINTER.
1827.No 1768

Title of "The American Companion" &c
Deposited 7 March 1827
by
Pitty Hawkes
as
Author

LCTHE
HUMOURS OF EUTOPIA:
A TALE
OF
COLONIAL TIMES.
BY AN EUTOPIAN.

Tantae molis erat Romanam condere gentem.
VIRGIL.

IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. I.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY--CHESTNUT STREET.
1827.No 1841
Title of the Humours of Eutopia
Deposited 17 December 1827 by
Carey Lea & Carey as Proprietors

LCTHE
IMPROVED
CLASS-BOOK,
FOR
Sunday School Teachers' Minutes.

Let all things be done decently and in order--Paul.

THIRD EDITION.No 1799.

Title of "The improved Class Book,
for Sunday School Teacher's Minutes".

Deposited 13 July 1827
by
Paul Beck Junior, Treasurer in Trust for 
the American Sunday School Union
as
Proprietor

[*LC*]NARRATIVE
OF
VOYAGES AND ADVENTURES
ON THE
EAST COAST AND IN THE INTERIOR
OF
CENTRAL AMERICA;
Describing various Tribes of free INDIANS; their manners, Customs, Commerce
and Government:—Including the Natural History and Productions
of the Country, &c.
ALSO, A
JOURNEY UP THE RIVER SAN JUAN, 
ACROSS THE
LAKE OF NICARAGUA TO THE CITY OF LEON;
With some Mercantile and other interesting information relating to the
SPANISH AND INDIAN TRADE,
Pointing out the advantages of a direct Commercial Intercourse with the Natives, &c. &c.No. 1821.
Title of "Narrative of Voyages
and Adventures on the East Coast
&c."
Deposited 17. Oct. 1827.
By William Roberts -
as 
Proprietor.

LCSERMONS,
ON
PHILOSOPHICAL, EVANGELICAL,
AND
PRACTICAL SUBJECTS.
DESIGNED FOR THE
USE OF VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS OF CHRISTIANS.
BY THE
REV. ELI MEEKER.
ITHACA:
PRINTED BY MACK & ANDRUS.
1827.Eli Meeker's
Sermons

Filed April 24th. 1827.

LCSERMONS,
ON
PHILOSOPHICAL, EVANGELICAL,
AND
PRACTICAL SUBJECTS.
DESIGNED FOR THE
USE OF VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS OF CHRISTIANS.
BY THE
REV. ELI MEEKER.
ITHACA:
PRINTED BY MACK & ANDRUS.
1827.Sermons &c

Filed 5 May 1827

LC[*City of Hudson 15 of November 
Mr Richard Lansing
Sir I have received your letter dated Novbr 8th. 1827
and I now send to you a Printed Coppy of the little page of my Book in the words...
following to wit*]


A
CHOICE COLLECTION OF PIECES ON
DIVINITY,
WITH VARIOUS OTHER SUBJECTS:
TOGETHER WITH
A TREATISE ON THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST.
ALSO,
A CATECHISM FOR CHRISTIANS.
BY THE VENERABLE PETER MCLEAN, T. D.
[*Yours respectfully
Peter McLean.*]Collection of Pieces
on Divinity &c

Filed 19 Nov 1827

LCTHE
Maine Primer;
OR,
CHILD'S SECOND BOOK.

"'Tis eduation forms the youthful mind;
Just as the twig is bent, the tree's inclin'd."

BELFAST:
PUBLISHED BY E. FELLOWES.

1827.[*Mr. E. Fellowes
Jany 24, 1827*]

DISTRICT OF MAINE....35
BE it remembered, That, on the twenty-fourth day
of January, in the year of our Lord 1827,
 [*[L.S.]*] and the fifty-first year of the Independence 
of the United States of America, Mr.
E. Fellowes, of the District of Maine, has deposited
in this office, the title of a Book, the right whereof
he claims as Proprietor, in the words following.viz:
"The Main Primer; or Child's Second Book.
" 'Tis eduation forms the youthful mind;
Just as the twig is bent, the tree's inclin'd."
Belfast: Published by E. Fellowes. 1827."

   In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the
Unites States, entitled, "An Act for the encouragement 
of learning, by securing the copies of maps
charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors
of such copies, during the times therein mentioned;" 
and also, to an act, entitled, "An Act supplementary 
to an act entitled, an act for the encouragement 
of learning by securing the copies of
maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors 
during the times therein mentioned, and
extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, 
engraving, and etching historical and other
prints."

J.MUSSEY, Clerk of the District Court of Maine.
A true copy as of record.   Attest,
J. MUSSEY, Clerk.

[*LC*]THE 
SACRED MINSTREL,
CONTAINING A CONCISE
Introduction to Music,

A SCALE OF SOLEMNIZATION, DESIGNED TO FACILITATE YOUNG PRACTITIONERS IN NAMING THE NOTES;
SEVERAL OTHER USEFUL TABLES, NOT GENERALLY PUBLISHED;
AND A SELECTION OF 
PSALM AND HYMN TUNES

IN GENERAL USE, (PRINCIPALLY EUROPEAN,) MANY OF WHICH WERE NEVER PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTRY; ARRANGED FOR TWO, THREE AND FOUR VOICES.
ALSO, SEVERAL ANTHEMS AND SET-PIECES: DESIGNED FOR
WORSHIPPING ASSEMBLIES AND SINGING SOCIETIES.

BY JOEL HARMON, 
CARLISLE, PA.—PRINTED BY GEORGE FLEMING.No. 1820.
Title of "The sacred Minstrel &c"--
Deposited 16. Oct. 1827
By
George Fleming. as Proprietor

Mr. W. F. Giddes
Printer of Philadelphian
Philadelphia
Penn.Mr. W. F. Geddes. - Permit me to ask of you 
the favor to call with the Clerk of the district 
and have the above Title filed in his office 
and a copy returned to me. Please pay
the charge and when Mr. Brandt again 
goes to the city the sum shall be refunded.
Have it filed in the name of Mr. Joel 
Harmon & Geo. Fleming. Or he not being 
of this district in my name. 
Yours. Geo. Fleming[*LC*]MEMOIRS 
OF THE 
LIFE OF JOSEPH ALLEINE, 
AUTHOR OF
"AN ALARM TO THE UNCONVERTED;"
INCLUDING
A NARRATIVE WRITTEN BY HIS WIDOW,
MRS. THEODOSIA ALLEINE.
"By their fruits ye shall know them."
Philadelphia:
URIAH HUNT, 71 MARKET STREET.
STEREOTYPED BY L. JOHNSON.
1827No. 1789
Title of "Memoirs of the Life of 
Joseph Alleine" &c.
Deposited 16th May 1827
by 
Lawrence Johnson
as 
Proprietor

[*LC*]LIVING MATTERS;
OR, THE
TRUE SECRET OF HAPPINESS.

A TALE.
BY B. ALLEN.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED AT THE PRAYER BOOK HOUSE,
NO. 92 S. THIRD STREET; OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
WILLIAM BRYANT, AGENT.
1828.
Stereotyped by L. JohnsonNo 1843
Title of "Living Manners" deposited
by B. Allen as Proprietor. Decemr. 19. 1824

LCTHE
AMERICAN
CHESTERFIELD,
OR
WAY TO WEALTH,
HONOUR AND DISTINCTION;
BEING SELECTIONS FROM THE
LETTERS OF LORD CHESTERFIELD
TO HIS SON,
AND
Extracts from other eminent Authors on the
subject of Politeness:
WITH
ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS
SUITED TO THE
YOUTH OF THE UNITED STATES.

By a Member of the Philadelphia Bar.

Two principles in human nature reign;
Self-love, to urge, and Reason to restrain:—
Self-love, the spring of motion, acts the soul;
Reason's comparing balance rules the whole.
Essay on Man.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG,
No. 9, North Fourth Street.

Clark [S] Raser, Printers.
1827.No 1809.
Title of "The American Chesterfield
or way to Wealth &c"--
Deposited 1st September 1827.
by
John Grigg, as Proprietor

[*LC*]AMERICA:
ON
A GENERAL SURVEY
OF THE
POLITICAL SITUATION OF THE SEVERAL POWERS
OF THE
WESTERN CONTINENT,
WITH CONJECTURES ON THEIR FUTURE PROSPECTS.

Matre pulchrâ filia pulchrior.

BY A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES, 
AUTHOR OF "EUROPE,"  &c.

PHILADELPHIA:
E. C. CAREY & I. LEA, CHESNUT STREET.
1827.No 1773
title of "America or a general 
Survey &c"
Deposited 26. Mch: 1827
by
H. C. Carey & I. Lea
as 
ProprietorsTHE
AMERICAN SHOOTER'S
MANUAL,
COMPRISING,
SUCH PLAIN AND SIMPLE RULES,
AS ARE NECESSARY TO INTRODUCE
The inexperienced
INTO A FULL KNOWLEDGE
OF ALL THAT RELATES TO
THE DOG,
AND THE CORRECT USE OF
THE GUN;
ALSO A DESCRIPTION OF THE
GAME OF THIS COUNTRY,
BY A GENTLEMAN OF PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY.
1827.№ 1786
Title of "The American Shooter's
Manual" &c.
Deposited 10th May 1827
by
Carey, Lea and Carey
as
ProprietorsOUTLINES
OF
LECTURES
ON
MATERIA MEDICA AND BOTANY,
DELIVERED IN
JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

BY WILLIAM P. C. BARTON, M. D.№ 1816.
Title of "Outlines of Lecture on Materia 
Medica," &c. 
Deposited 6. Oct. 1827
by
William P.C. Barton M.D. —
as Author –THE
ARTIST & TRADESMAN'S GUIDE.
EMBRACING
SOME LEADING FACTS & PRINCIPLES OF SCIENCE,
AND A VARIETY OF MATTER ADAPTED TO THE WANTS
OF THE
ARTIST, MECHANIC, MANUFACTURER,
AND
MERCANTILE COMMUNITY.
TO WHICH IS ANNEXED
AN ABSTRACT OF TONNAGE, DUTIES,
CUSTOM-HOUSE TARES, AND ALLOWANCES.
Commerce and Manufactures—the main sheet anchor of a nation.
UTICA:
PRINTED BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
No. 60, Genesee Street.
1827.Artist & Tradesman's
Guide

Filed 8th Nov. 1827THE
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR;
A
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S
OFFERING.

1828.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY.№ 1808
Title of "Atlantic Souvenir &c."
Deposited 27. August 1827 -
by
Carey, Lea & Carey
as Proprietors.TANNING
AND
CURRYING,
IN THEIR VARIOUS BRANCHES,
EXPLAINED AND MADE EASY,
FROM
Actual Experience:

BY LEMUEL BALL

SANGERFIELD:
PRINTED BY JOSEPH TENNY.
1827.Tanning & Currying
Filed 31st Oct. 1827A
Book
OF
WORDS OF ONE SOUND,
FOR THE
USE OF YOUTH.

IN THREE PARTS.

"It needs all we know to make things plain."

By W. BALLANTINE.

Philadelphia.
PUBLISHED BY TOWAR & HOGAN,
James Kay Jun. Printer.
1826.Nº 1,759
Title of "A Book of Words of One Sound".
Deposited 20 Feby 1827.
by
William Ballantine 
as AuthorTHE
COMMON SCHOOL MANUAL;
A
REGULAR AND CONNECTED COURSE
OF
ELEMENTARY STUDIES,
EMBRACING THE NECESSARY AND USEFUL BRANCHES OF A
COMMON EDUCATION.
IN FOUR PARTS.

Compiled from the latest and most approved Authors.

BY M. R. BARTLETT.

UTICA--1827.Common School 
Manual
Filed 25 May 1827A 
Scripture Map;
WITH 
NOTES:
FOR 
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
BY BARTLETT & PHELPS.

UTICA—1827.

[*Montgomery R. Bartlett
Elias P. Phelps — *]Bartlett & Phelps
Scriptures Map
Filed May 29th. 1827BIOGRAPHY
OF THE SIGNERS TO THE 
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
VOL. VIII.
[*Ralph W. Pomeroy - Propr.
20 Feb. '27     No. 1760*]No. [1760]
Title of "Biography of the
Signers to the Declaration of
Independence"
Deposited 20 Feb. 1827
by
Ralph W. Pomeroy
as
ProprietorA
DICTIONARY
OF THE
NEW TESTAMENT,
FOR THE USE OF SABBATH SCHOOLS.
Compiled from Calmet, Brown, and others.

BY C. BENNETT,
Superintendent of the Baptist Sunday School, Broad-street,
Utica.

"Get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get understanding,"
Solomon.

UTICA
Printed and published by Northway & Bennett.
No. 42, Genessee-street.
1827.Dictionary 
of the 
New Testament

Filed Feby. 9th 1827.

LCBIOGRAPHY
OF THE SIGNERS TO THE 
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
VOL. VII.

Ralph W Pomeroy
20 Jan 27   ProprNo. 1747
Title of "Biography of the Signers
to the Declaration of Independence"
Deposited 20 Jany 1827
by
Ralph W. Pomeroy
as Proprietor

[*LC*]THE
ARTIST AND TRADESMAN'S
GUIDE:
EMBRACING SOME OF THE LEADING
FACTS AND PRINCIPLES OF SCIENCE,
VARIOUS SECRETS IN THE
ARTS AND TRADE,
And a variety of matter adapted to the wants of the
ARTIST, MECHANIC, MANUFACTURER, AND
MERCANTILE COMMUNITY:
TO WHICH IS ANNEXED, AN ABSTRACT OF TONNAGE, DUTIES,
CUSTOM-HOUSE TARES, AND ALLOWANCES.The Artist & Tradesmans
Guide

Filed 21st. July 1827.

[*LC*lBIOGRAPHY
OF THE SIGNERS TO THE
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
VOL. IX. № 1755
Title of "Biography of
the Signers to the Declaration
of Independence. Vol IX"
Deposited 8 Feb 1827
by
R. W. Pomeroy
as ProprietorGAZETTEER
OF THE
STATE OF MAINE.

BEING A DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL COUNTIES AND
TOWNS WITHIN SAID STATE : TOGETHER WITH
A SKETCH OF THE SEVERAL PLANTATION
SETTLEMENTS, AND A GENERAL VIEW
OF THE GRANTED AND PUBLIC
LANDS, TAKEN MOSTL FROM
ACTUAL OBSERVATION.

BY GAMALIEL E. SMITH.Gamaliel E. Smith Esq
Dec. 14. 1827
re-entered Feb.18.1828
or
entered anew

LCA
SOLEMN WARNING
AGAINST
FREE MASONRY.
ADDRESSED TO THE YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED
STATES.
With an APPENDIX, containing the Correspondence between
Eliphalet Murdock, of Le Roy, Genesee county,
N. Y. and the author, relating to the supposed murder of
Mr. Murdock's father, through Masonic vengeance, at
Rensselaerville, in the county of Albany, in October 1803;
and several other interesting matters. 
BY SOLOMON SOUTHWICK,
Editor of the National Observer, Albany.

My son, if sinners entice thee, consent thou not. If they
say, come with us, let us lay wait for blood, let us lurk privily
for the innocent without cause. Cast in thy lot among us,
let us all have one purse. My son, walk not thou in the 
way with them; refrain thy foot from their path. For their
feet run to evil, and make haste to shed blood.
PROV. i. 10, 11, 14, 15, 16.

Have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness;
but rather reprove them: For it is a shame even to speak of 
those things which are done of them in secret.
EPHESIANS V. 11, 12.Warning against
Free Masonry

Filed Oct. 22d 1827

LCA
SOLEMN WARNING
AGAINST
Free-Masonry.
ADDRESSED
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES.

WITH AN APPENDIX,
Containing the CORRESPONDENCE between Eliphalet Murdock, of Le Roy, Genesee 
county, N. Y. and the author, relating to the supposed murder of Mr. Murdock's 
father, through Masonic vengeance, at Rensselaerville, in the county of 
Albany, in October 1803,——and several other interesting matters.

[image]

My son, if sinners entice thee, consent thou not. If they say, come with
us, let us lay wait for blood, let us lurk privily for the innocent without
cause: Cast in thy lot among us, let us all have one purse. My son, walk
not thou in the way with them; refrain thy foot from their path: For their
feet run to evil, and make haste to shed blood.—PROV. i. 10, 11, 14, 15, 16.

Have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness; but rather
reprove them: For it is a shame even to speak of those things which are
done of them in secret.—EPHESIANS V. 11, 12.

By SOLOMON SOUTHWICK,
Editor of the National Observer, Albany.Solemn Warning
Against Masonry

North District of New-York, to wit:
BE it remembered, that on the twenty-second day of October, in
the fifty-second year of the independence of the United States of
America, A.D. 1827, Solomon Southwick, of the said District, hath
deposited in this office the title of a Book, the right whereof he claims
as Author, in the words following to wit:
"A Solemn Warning against Free Masonry.  Addressed to the young men of the
United States.  With an appendix, containing the correspondence between Eliphalet
Murdock, of Le Roy, Genesee county, N.Y. and the author, relating to the supposed
murder of Mr. Murdock's father, through masonic vengeance as Rensselaerville, in
the county of Albany, in October, 1803; and several other interesting matters.  My
son, if sinners entice thee, consent thou not.  If they say, come with us, let us lay wait
for blood, let us lurk privily for the innocent without cause.  Case in thy lot among us,
let us all have one purse.  My son, walk not though in the way with them; refrain thy foot
from their path.  For their fee run to evil, and make haste to shed blood.  Prov. i, 10, 11,
14, 15, 16.  Have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove
them: For it is a shame even to speak of those things, which are done of them
in secret.  Ephesians v. 11, 12.  By Solomon Southwick, Editor of the National Observer,
Albany."
In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled
"An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies
of Maps, Charts, and Books, to the authors and proprietors of
such copies, during the times therein mentioned;" and also, to the
act entitled "An act supplementary to an act entitled 'An act for the
encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts,
and Books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies during the
times therein mentioned,' and extending the benefits thereof to the arts
of Designing, Engraving, and Etching historical and other prints."
R. R. LANSING, Clerk
of the District Court of the U.S. for the Northern District of New-York
Filed 30 Nov. 1827

[LC]
AN
APPENDIX
TO
"AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE
AND TENDENCY OF SPECULATIVE
FREE MASONRY."

IN WHICH IS PROVED THE TRUE CHARACTER OF
MORGAN'S
"ILLUSTRATIONS OF MASONRY."

BY JOHN G. STEARNS,
Minister of the Gospel, Paris, N. Y.

"Prove all things."--I. THESS V. 21.Stearn's
Appendix &c

Filed 21st. Decr. 1827.

LCAN
INQUIRY
INTO THE NATURE AND TENDENCY
OF
SPECULATIVE FREE-MASONRY,

By JOHN G. STEARNS,
Minister of the Gospel, Paris, N. Y.

SECOND EDITION—ENLARGED.John G Stearn
Inquiry--
Filed Mar, 23
1827--THE
CONFESSION
OF 
JESSE STRANG,
WHO WAS CONVICTED OF THE MURDER OF
JOHN WHIPPLE,
At a Special Court of Oyer and Terminer, held in and
for the County of Albany, on the fourth day of
August 1827.
BEING A MINUTE RELATION OF ALL THE CIRCUMSTANCES CONNECTED
WITH THE MURDER, AS RELATED BY HIM AFTER HIS CONVICTION;
AND WHICH HE MOST SOLEMNLY AFFIRMED, CONTAINED,
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.

Made to C. PEPPER, Esq. one of his Counsel.

ALBANY:
PRINTED BY JOHN B. VAN STEENBERGH,
1827.Confessions of 
Jesse Strang

Filed 13th. Augt 1827

LCA
SKETCH OF THE LAWS
RELATING TO
SLAVERY
IN THE SEVERAL STATES
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

BY GEORGE M. STROUD.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY KIMBER AND SHARPLESS,
No. 93 Market Street.

I. Ashmead, Printer.
1827.No 1817
Title of " A Sketch of the Laws 
relating to Slavery &c."
Deposited 10th Oct. 1827.
By
George M. Stroud —
as Author.

LCON THE
CAUSES AND MECHANISM
OF
MAGNETIC POWERS:
BEING
PART SECOND
OF
PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL THINGS,
OR
NEW ATTEMPTS
AT
EXPLAINING, PHILSOPHICALLY,
THE
Phænomena of the Elementary World.

BY
Emanuel Swedenborg,
Aesayer of the Metallic College of the King and Queen of Sweden.
PUBLISHED IN LATIN, AT DRESDEN AND LEIPSIG,
A. D. 1734,
WITH NUMEROUS PLATES.

TRANSLATED BY
EDWIN A. ATLEE, M. D.
PHILADELPHIA,
1827.No 1814.
Title of "Causes and Mechanism
of Magnetic Powers," &c. &c
Deposited 5. October, 1827
by
Edwin A. Atlee, M. D.
as Proprietor -CAPTAIN MORGAN,
OR THE
CONSPIRACY UNVEILED.
A FARCE, IN TWO ACTS.

BY C. S. TALBOT.

"Nothing extenuate,
Nor set down aught in malice."
SHAKESPEAR.

ROCHESTER:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR,  BY EDWIN SCRANTOM.
1827.Capt. Morgan,
a Farce

Filed 16 March 1827TANCRED;
OR
THE SIEGE OF ANTIOCH.

A DRAMA,
IN THREE ACTS.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED FOR THE PROPRIETOR.
1827.

[*Jno P Milnor Proprietor
20. April - 1782*][*No 1782
Title of "Tancred, or the Siege of Antioch"&c
Deposited 20 April 1824
by
John P. Milnor
as
Proprietor*]

[*LC*]A NEW
ABRIDGEMENT
OF
MURRAY'S
ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
WITH 
QUESTIONS,
CONTAINING ALL THAT IS GENERALLY USED IN
THE DUODECIMO AND OCTAVO EDITIONS,
Condensed and arranged to Facilitate the Learner.

"Time is Money."

By STEPHEN W. TAYLOR, A. M.
PRINCIPAL OF THE LOWVILLE ACADEMY.

PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL, BY RALPH CLAPP.

WATERTOWN:
PRINTED BY T. PARSONS & Co.

1827.LC   
Abridgement
to Murray

Filed 5 April 1827TESTIMONIES
CONCERNING
THE CHARACTER AND MINISTRY OF
MOTHER ANN LEE

AND THE FIRST WITNESSES OF THE GOSPEL OF
CHRIST'S SECOND APPEARING;
GIVEN BY SOME OF THE AGED BRETHREN AND SISTERS
OF THE
UNITED SOCIETY,

INCLUDING A FEW SKETCHES OF THEIR OWN RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE:
APPROVED BY THE CHURCH.

We are witnesses of these things; and so is also the Holy Ghost, whom God hath given 
to them that obey him.  Acts, v. 32.

ALBANY:
PRINTED BY PACKARD & VAN BENTHUYSEN.
1827.[*Testimonies of the Character
& Ministry of Mother Ann Lee
Filed 7 May 1827*]

[*LC*]Die Buße
erklärt und anbefohlen.
Ein ernstlicher Ruf
an das
Gewißen eines jeden Menschen
über deren 
Natur, Nothwendigkeit und Kennzeichen.
Von J. Thornton.
"Ich sage nein; sondern so ihr euch nicht beßert, werdet ihr
alle auch also umkommen." Luc, 13, v. 5.
Erste amerikanische Ausgabe.— Aus dem Englischen übersetzt.
Herausgegeben von Jacob Mayer, York Co.
Harrisburg.
Gedruckt bey Johann S. Wiestling, 1827.No 1791
Title of A German Book
Deposited 28 May 1824
by
Jacob Moyer
as
ProprietorAN ESSAY
ON THE
ULTIMATE PRINCIPLES
OF
CHEMISTRY, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
AND
Physiology,
DEDUCED FROM THE DISTRIBUTION OF MATTER INTO
TWO CLASSES OR KINDS,
AND
FROM OTHER SOURCES.

BY LARDNER VANUXEM.

PART I.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY CAREY, LEA & CAREY.
J. HARDING, PRINTER.
1827No. 1840
Title of an essay on the ultimate
Principles of Chemistry, & Natural Philosophy
of Physiology Deposited 15th.
Decemr. 1827 by Carey Lea & Carey as ProprietorsVIEWS 
IN 
PHILADELPHIA
AND
ITS VINCINITY;
ENGRAVED FROM
Original Drawings.

PUBLISHED BY C. G. CHILDS,
ENGRAVER,
PHILADELPHIA:

Clark & Raser, Printers.

[*81*][*No 1837
Title of Views in Philadelphia
Deposited 10 Decemr. 1827 by
Cephas G. Childs as Proprietor*]

[*LC*]A. W. Propr. 
REPORT
OF THE 
PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS.
AND 
TAILORS' ARCHETYPE:
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER OF 1827-8.
Illustrated by Sectional Drawing, Pictures fo the Fashions, &c.
BY ALLEN WARD,
Teacher and Publisher of he prevailing Fashions.
Who offers a standing premium of 100 Dollars, to the person that shall exhibit better Principles 
for the Tailors' use than those employed in the following Drafts.No. 1813.
Title of, "Report of the Philadelphia
Fashion &c" - 
Deposited 1. Oct. 1827 — by
Allen Ward as Proprietor,

LCA PLAIN, COMPREHENSIVE,
PRACTICAL
ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
IN TWO PARTS,
COMPILED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS,
ON A PLAN ENTIRELY NEW:
CALCULATED
TO FACILITATE THE STUDY
OF THIS
IMPORTANT BRANCH OF EDUCATION
WHEREBY
A knowledge of the science may be obtained in much
less time, and with less labour, than by the
ordinary modes of teaching.
THIRD EDITION, IMPROVED.
TO WHICH IS ANNEXED
A KEY,
Comprising a brief and plain mode of correcting False Syntax.

BY JESSE WATERMAN,
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR,
And sold at his Stationary Store, No. 88 South Fifth Street, below
Spruce Street, and at Tower and Hogan's, No 255 Market
Street, and by Booksellers generally.
I. Ashmead, Printer.
1827.

[*LC*]No. 1811.
Title of "A plain, comprehensive,
Practical English Grammar
&c." Deposited [by] 17. Sept.
1827.--by--
Jesse Waterman, as
Author--[*1.757*]

THE
PSALMS AND HYMNS
OF
DR. WATTS,
ARRANGED BY
DR. RIPPON,

WITH
DR. RIPPON'S SELECTION,
IN ONE VOLUME.
WITH IMPROVED INDEXES.

STEREOTYPED BY L. JOHNSON.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY DAVID CLARK,
NO. 118, NORTH FOURTH STREET.
1827.

[*avid Clark Propr*]No 1.757.
Title of "The Psalms and Hymns
of Dr. Watts" &c.
Deposited 12th Feby 1827
by
David Clark
as Proprietor

LCTHE
MEDICAL RECORDER
OF
Original Papers and Intelligence
IN
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

CONDUCTED BY
JAMES WEBSTER, M. D.
LECTURER ON ANATOMY AND SURGERY;
CALEB B. MATTHEWS, M. D.;
AND
ISAAC REMINGTON, M. D.
ASSISTED BY
AN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
IN
PHILADELPHIA, NEW-YORK, BALTIMORE, AND NORFOLK.

Nullius addictus jurare in verba magistri.—HOR.

VOL. XI.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER, NO. 24, S. EIGHTH STREET, AND E. LITTELL,
NO. 88, CHESNUT STREET; JOHN LOW, 129, CHAPEL STREET, NEW-YORK;
RICHARDSON & LORD, BOSTON;  SAMUEL & WILLIAM MEETEER, BALTIMORE,
AND C. HALL, NORFOLK, AGENTS.
William Brown, Printer.
1827.

James, Webster Jr Proprs
2 April 1827No. 1,775
Title of "The Medical Recorder" &c. 
Deposited 2 April 1827
by
James Webster Junior
as
Proprietor

Eastern District of Pennsylvania, to wit:  
*L. S.*        BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the second day of April, in the 
fifty-first year of the Independence of the United States of America, 
A.D. 1827, JAMES WEBSTER, Jr. of the said District, hath deposited 
in this office the title of a Book, the right whereof he claims as 
Proprietor, in the words following, to wit:

     "The Medical Recorder of Original Papers and Intelligence in Medicine 
and Surgery.  Conducted by James Webster, M. D., Lecturer on Anatomy 
and Surgery; Caleb B. Matthews, M. D.; and Isaac Remington, M. D.: assisted 
by an Association of Physicians in Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore 
and Norfolk.  Nullius addictus jurare in verba magistri. -- HOR.  Vol, XI."

     In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled, 
"An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, 
charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during 
the times therein mentioned."  And also to the act, entitled, "An act supplementary 
to an act, entitled, 'An act for the encouragement of learning, 
by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and 
proprietors of such copies during the times therein mentioned,' and extending 
the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching 
historical and other prints."

D. CALDWELL,
Clerk of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
THE
MEDICAL RECORDER
OF
ORIGINAL PAPERS AND INTELLIGENCE
IN
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

CONDUCTED BY
JAMES WEBSTER, M. D.
LECTURER ON ANATOMY AND SURGERY;
CALEB B. MATTHEWS, M. D.;
AND
ISAAC REMINGTON, M. D.
ASSISTED BY
AN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AND NORFOLK.

Nullius addictus jurare in verba magistri.—HOR.

VOL. XII.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER, NO. 24, S. EIGHTH STREET, AND E. LITTELL,
NO. 88, CHESNUT STREET; JOHN LOW, 129, CHAPEL STREET, NEW YORK; RICHARDSON 
& LORD, BOSTON; SAMUEL & WILLIAM MEETEER, BALTIMORE, AND C.
HALL, NORFOLK, AGENTS.
William Brown, Printer.
1827.No 1824
Title of "The Medical Recorder
of Original Papers &c."--
Deposited 24 Oct. 1827
By James Webster Junior,
as Proprietor.THE
DRUNKARD'S LOOKING GLASS
REFLECTING A FAITHFUL
LIKENESS OF THE DRUNKARD,
IN
SUNDRY VERY INTERESTING ATTITUDES,
WITH
Lively Representations of the many strange Capers which he cuts
at different Stages of his Disease;
AS FIRST,
WHEN HE HAS ONLY "A DROP IN HIS EYE;"
SECOND,
WHEN HE IS "HALF SHAVED;"
THIRD,
WHEN HE IS GETTING "A LITTLE ON THE
STAGGERS OR SO;"
AND FOURTH, AND FIFTH, AND SO ON,
TILL HE IS "QUITE CAPSIZED;"
OR
"SNUG UNDER THE TABLE WITH THE DOGS,"
AND
CAN "STICK TO THE FLOOR WITHOUT HOLDING ON."
BY MASON L. WEEMS,
AUTHOR OF THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON, &C.
Sixth Edition greatly Improved.
PHILADELPHIA:
1827
No 1826
Title of "The Drunkards Looking
Glass &ca."--
30 Oct 1827
Deposited by Joseph Allen
as Proprietor--[*Joseph Allen*]

GOD'S REVENGE
AGAINST
DUELLING:
OR,
THE DUELLIST'S LOOKING-GLASS;
EXHIBITING THAT
GENTLENANLY MODE
OF
TURNING THE CORNER,
IN
FEATURES ALTOGETHER NOVEL, AND ADMIRABLY
CALCULATED TO ENTERTAIN AND INSTRUCT THE
AMERICAN YOUTH.

Third Edition—Revised and greatly Improved.

BY M. L. WEEMS,
AUTHOR OF THE LIVES OF WASHINGTON, MARION, DRUNKARD'S
LOOKING GLASS, &c.

"Ridiculum acri melius et fortius, magnas plerumque secat res."—Horace
"For ridicule shall frequently prevail
"To cut the knot. when graver reasons fail."

PHILADELPHIA;
1827.No. 1827
Title of, "God's Revenge against Duelling
&c"
Deposited 30 Oct. 1827
By Joseph Allen as ProprietorThe
American Arithmetic
adapted to the
Currency of the United States;

To which is added a concise treatise on the
Mensuration of Planes and Solids.
Compiled for the use of common town Schools
In the United States.

To which is annexed a short system of Book Keeping.
By Oliver Welch.

Just as the twig is bent the Tree's inclin'd.
Sixth Edition,
Revised, corrected, improved and enlarged.Oliver Welch
July 30, 1827[*1.752*]
Hugh De Haven, Treasurer, In Trust
of the American Sunday School Union
as proprietorWILD FLOWERS;
OR,
THE MAY DAY WALK.

WRITTEN FOR THE
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

"Lo! the winter is past, the rain is over and gone.  The
flowers appear on the Earth, and the time of the singing of
Birds is come."


Philadelphia:
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
1827.

[*The Name of the Person [mat clai] ma
the Deposit --*]No. 1752
Title of "Wild Flowers, or, the 
May Day Walk".

Deposited 3d. Feb: 1827

by
Hugh DeHaven Treasurer in Trust of
the American Sunday School Union
as 
Proprietor
A New, plain, improved
and accommodating system
of Stenography or Shorthand;
prepared with much
care, and so arranged and
explained that a thorough
knowledge of the art may
easily be obtained from it.
By Ara Williams.Ara Williams
Stenography--

Filed May 31st. 1827THE TEACHER'S MANUAL,
AND THE
SCHOLAR'S DIRECTORY,
To the Orthography and Orthopy of the English Language, as
given by Johnson and Walker,
Containing the original tables of the American Spelling Book,
by Noah Webster, which are corrected in Orthography, Pronunciation, 
and the Division of words into syllables: to which is added
much new, useful, and interesting matter, by
WALTER WHIPPLE.

We shall conduct you to a hill side, laborious, indeed, at the
first ascent, but else so smooth, so green, so full of goodly prospects
and melodious sounds on every side, that the harp of Orpheus
was not more charming.  MILTON.Walter Whipple
Teacher's Manual

Filed April 13th. 1827An
ESSAY,
ON
THE PROBATION OF FALLEN MEN:
OR,
THE SCHEME OF SALVATION,
FOUNDED IN SOVEREIGNTY,
AND
DEMONSTRATIVE OF JUSTICE.

ACTS, IV. 12.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY WILLIAM F. GEDDES
1827.No 1767
Title of "An Essay, on the probation of 
Fallen Men:" &c

Deposited 6th March 1827
by
The Revd. James P. Wilson, D.D.
as
Author

[*LC*]THE
YOUTH'S LIBRARY;
CONTAINING THE
Publications
OF THE
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
VOLUME I.
Pierre and his Family; or a Story of
the Waldenses.
PHILADELPHIA
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
No. 148 Chesnut Street.
1828.No 1834
Title of the Youth's Library
Deposited 30th. Novem 1927 by Paul Beck Jr.,
Treasurer in Trust [of]for the American Sunday
School Union, as Proprietor.

[*LC*]THE
YOUTH'S LIBRARY;
CONTAINING THE
Publications
OF THE 
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

IN 30 VOLUMES.

PHILADELPHIA:
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
No. 146 Chestnut Street.
1828.No 1839
Title of the Youth's Library deposited
12th. Decemr. 1827 by Paul Beck Jr. Treasurer in
trust for American Sunday School Union as proprietorLAFAYETTE
MEDICAL MIRROR,
BEING A
NARRATIVE OF A NEW
AND THE MOST INFALLIBLY EFFECTUAL
METHOD OF CURING
THE LINGERING DISEASES
OF THE
HUMAN SYSTEM,
WHICH IS UNDERSTOOD AND ADMNISTERED BY SERVERAL PERSONS
IN THE VICINITY OF PORTLAND,
(STATE OF MAINE.

ACCIDENTLY DISCOVERED
And Providentially Introduced and taught to others,
By the Discoverer Thereof.

BY JOSPEH F[E]RNALD,
OF PORTLAND, (MAINE.)

[SACO, MAINE.]
Printed [by Putnam & Blake.] for the author.
1827.Joseph Fernald
Augt. 6. 1827

SHORT POEMS:

INCLUDING

A SKETCH OF THE SCRIPTURES

TO THE BOOK OF RUTH:

SATAN'S GREAT DEVISE,

OR
LINES ON INTEMPERANCE:

I AND CONSCIENCE,

OR 

A DIALOGUE ON UNIVERSALISM:

AND A FEW OTHERS

ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.


BY JONATHAN FISHER,
Minister of the Gospel in Blue Hill, Me.


PORTLAND:

A. SHIRLEY, PRINTER,

1827.[*Jonathan Fisher
Aug. 28. 1827

DISTRICT OF MAINE, SS.

BE IT REMEMBERED, That on this 28th day of August,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty
seven, and the fifty second year of the Independence of the 
United States of America, Mr. JONATHAN FISHER, of the 
[*nl*] District of Maine, has deposited in this Office, the title of a
Book, the right whereof he claims as Proprietor, in the words
following, viz:

"Short Poems, including a Sketch of the Scriptures to the 
"Book of Ruth; Satan's Great Devise, or Lines on Intemperance;
"I and Conscience, or a Dialogue on Universalism;
"and a few others on Various Subjects. By Jonathan Fisher,
"Minister of the Gospel, in Blue Hill, Me. Portland, A. Shirley,
"Printer, 1827."

In conformity to the Act of the Congress of the United States, 
entitled, "An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing 
the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors 
and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned,"
and also, to an act, entitled, "An Act supplementary 
to an act, entitled, an act for the encouragement of learning,
by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors 
and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein 
mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, 
engraving, and etching historical and other prints."

J. MUSSEY, Clerk of the District 
Court of Maine.

A true Copy as of Record,
ATTEST--J. MUSSEY, Clerk D. C. Maine.

[*LC*]THE
BEAUTIES
OF 
LORD BYRON,
SELECTED FROM HIS WORKS.

To which is prefixed,
A BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR
OF 
HIS LIFE AND WRITINGS.

"His Song shall go down to the latest of time."

BY A GENTLEMAN OF PHILADELPHIA.
Second Edition - Corrected and Enlarged.



PHILADELPHIA:
T. DESILVER & J. J. WOODWARD.
1827.

[*Benjn Franklin French*]No. 1.758.

Title of "The Beauties of Lord 
Byron, selected from his Works".

Deposited 16 Feby 1827

by
Benjamin Franklin French 
as
Proprietor

[*LC*]MURRAY'S
ENGLISH READER:
OR,
PICECES IN PROSE AND POETRY,
SELECTED FROM THE BEST WRITERS.

Designed to assist young persons to read with propriety and 
effect; to improve their language and sentiments; and
to inculcate some of the most important principles 
of piety and virtue.

WITH A FEW PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON THE 
PRINCIPLES OF GOOD READING.

IMPROVED BY THE ADDITION OF A 
CONCORDANT AND SYNONYMISING VOCABULARY,

Consisting of about fifteen hundred of the most important words
contained in this work.
The words are arranged in columns and placed over the sections
respectively, from which they are selected;

AND ARE
DIVIDED, DEFINED, & PRONOUNCED ACCORDING
TO THE PRINCIPLES OF 
JOHN WALKER.

The words in the Vocabulary and their correspondent words in the 
sections, are numbered with figures of reference.

WALKER'S PRONOUNCING KEY, WHICH GOVERNS THE VOCABULARY,
IS PREFIXED TO THIS WORK.

Words can have no definitive idea attached to them when by themselves; it is the situation 
and tract in a sentence which determines their precise meaning.     Dr. Johnson.

BY JEREMIAH GOODRICH.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY JOHN G. LANGSTROTH,
No. 31, Market street;
Proprietor of the Work for the state of Pennsylvania.
1827.No. 1784.

Title of "Murray's English Reader"
Deposited 5th May 1827
by
John G. Langstroth
as
Proprietor

[*LC*]THE
QUAKER,
BEING
A SERIES OF SERMONS
BY MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

TAKEN IN SHORT HAND
BY MARCUS T. C. GOULD,
STENOGRAPHER, No. 6, N. EIGHTH-STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
1827.
See the last page of the cover.No 1762
Title of "The Quaker, being a
series of Sermons" [?]
Deposited 23 Feby 1827
by
Marcus T. C. Gould
as
ProprietorQUESTIONS
ON THE
SCIENCE OF BOOK-KEEPING,
BY DOUBLE AND SINGLE ENTRY;
ADAPTED TO
BENNETS' SYSTEM:

With explanations of Technical Words and Phrases, accompanied
with short methods of Calculation, Notes,
Observations, &c.

BY R. G. GREENE.
PORTLAND:
A. SHIRLEY, PRINTER
1827.A. Shirley
Augt 28. 1827REPORTS
OF
CASES
ARGUED AND DETERMINED
in THE
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
OF THE
STATE OF MAINE.

BY SIMON GREENLEAF,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

VOL. IV.

PORTLAND.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JAMES ADAMS, JUN.
1827.
[*August 14th*]Simon Greenlead Esquire
Augt 14. 1827MURRAY'S THEORY
OF THE
MOODS AND TENSES
OF
ENGLISH VERBS,
ILLUSTRATED BY AN
EMBLEMATICAL CHART.

BY R. G. GREENE

HILL AND EDWARDS, PRINTERS
1827R. G. Greene
July 23, 1827An
Emblematical Chart of the Several Moods,
presenting at one view, the number of Tenses
in each, their, Signs, and the manner in which
[they] each Tense is formed; designed to assist the memory
of the student by applying the principles of 
Local Association By R.G. Greene
Teacher of English GrammarR. G. Greene
May 24th 1827NOTES 

ON 

COLOMBIA,

TAKEN

IN THE YEARS 1822-3.

WITH 

AN ITINERARY OF THE ROUTE

FROM

CARACAS TO BOGOTA;

AND 

AN APPENDIX.


BY AN OFFICER OF THE UNITED STATES' ARMY.


PHILADELPHIA:

H. C. CAREY & I. LEA - CHESTNUT STREET.


1827.No 1733
Title of "Notes on Colombia"
Deposited 4 Decemr 1826
by
H. C. Carey & I. Lea
as
ProprietorsEDGAR HUNTLY;



MEMOIRS OF A SLEEP WALKER.


BY CHARLES BROCKDEN BROWN.



BOSTON,

PUBLISHED BY S. G. GOODRICH,

SOLD BY BOWLES ADN DEARBORN, BOSTON; G. AND C. CARVILL,

NEW YORK; AND H. C. CAREY AND I. LEA, PHILADELPHIA.

MDCCCXXVII.No 113
dep: by William Linn
Brown as Pr:
Augt: 3. 1835THE

NOVELS

OF

CHARLES BROCKDEN BROWN,


WIELAND, ARTHUR MERVYN, ORMOND,

EDGAR HUNTLY, JANE TALBOT, AND CLARA HOWARD.


WITH A 

MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR.



BOSTON,

PUBLISHED BY S. G. GOODRICH,

SOLD BY BOWLES AND DEARBORN, BOSTON; G. AND C. CARVILL,
NEW YORK; AND H. C. CAREY AND I. LEA, PHILADELPHIA.

MDCCCXXVII.No. 117
dep: by William Linn
Brown as Pro:
august 3. 1835

BOSTON, 
Isaac R. Butts & Co. Printers.

[*LC*]ARTHUR MERVYN;


MEMOIRS OF THE YEAR 1793.



BY CHARLES BROCKDEN BROWN.


VOL. II.



BOSTON,
PUBLISHED BY S. G. GOODRICH,
SOLD BY BOWLES AND DEARBORN, BOSTON; G. AND C. CARVILL,
NEW YORK; AND H. C. CAREY AND I. LEA, PHILADELPHIA.

MDCCCXXVII.No 116
Dep: by William Linn
Browse as Pro:
Augt: 3. 1835Clara Howard; 
or the 
Enthusiasm of Love. 
by Charles Brockden Brown. 

Boston, 
Published by S. G. Goodrich, 
Sold by Bowles and Dearborn, Boston; G. and C. Carvill, 
New York; and H. C. Carey and I. Lea, Philadelphia 
MDCCCXXVII. No 112
Dep: by William Linn
Brown as Pro:
Augt: 3. 1835Ormond; 
or 
The Secret Witness 
by Charles Brockden Brown. 
Boston, 
Published by S. G. Goodrich, 
Sold by Bowles and Dearborn, Boston; G. and C. Carvill, 
New York; and H. C. Carey and I. Lea, Philadelphia 
MDCCCXXVII. [*No. 115 
dep: by William Linn 
Brown as Pro: 
Augt: 3. 1835 *]

Boston, 
Isaac R. Butts & Co. Printers.

[*LC*]Jane Talbot 

by Charles Brockden Brown. 

Boston, 
Published by S. G. Goodrich, 
Sold by Bowles and Dearborn, Boston;  G. and C. Carvill, 
New York; and H. C. Carey and I. Lea, Philadelphia. 
MDCCCXXVII.No 114
Dep: by William Linn
Brown as Pro:
Augt: 3. 1835

Boston,
Isaac R. Butts & Co. PrintersDeposd. April 8. 1846
Isaac McLellan p. Author
See Vol. 21, Pag 142 —

AVALANCHE OF THE WHITE HILLS:
AND THE 
DESTRUCTION OF THE WILLEY FAMILY;
AUGUST 28th, 1826.4 THE AVALANCHE
But the probability is that as these were the first avalanches of any considerable
magnitude or threatening aspect, which had happened there since
the pass through the mountains had been discovered, and the road cut 
through about seventy years since, he would have concluded to remain
where he as; trusting that a similar event would never again occur.

The narrative of the tragic scene which soon took place in this devoted
valley, shews that had his house been on his camp-ground, it would with all
its inmates have been swept away; while on the other hand had the hapless
family remained in the house where it was located, they would have been
saved; as a large rock in the rear of their dwelling resisted the avalanche,
divided the torrent of sliding earth, rocks, trees and water, leaving the house
and a few feet of earth in front undisturbed.  But not so was the will of
Heaven.

Their death has blended a gloom and terror with the sublimity of
the scene.  The future traveller to this spot, while he feels a weakness
coming over him as he gazes up towards the heavens, and traces the horrible
path of this disruption; - while he remembers that a long storm of 
rain beat upon the overhanging brow of the mountain, and that heavy black
clouds girdled it mid-way; while his imagination draws the curtain of night
over the hills and over the valley below, and he almost feels the awful gran