II. III. (1800), by Charles R. and George Webfter. 3 vols., 8vo. N. Y. and Albany, 1798-1800. NEW YORK. Laws of the State... Published by Authority. Revifion of 1801, by James Kent and Jacob Radcliff. 2 vols., 8vo. Albany, 1802. Albany, 1807.

Same. Second Edition. Vol. I. 8vo.
Continuation of Kent and Radcliff, by Webster and Skinners.
Vol. III. (1804), Vol. IV. (1806), Vol. V. (1809), Vol. VI.
(1812). 4 vols., 8vo.
Albany, 1804-12.

Laws of the State of New York, revised and paffed at the 36th
Seffion of the Legislature. With marginal Notes and References,
furnished by the Revifers, William P. Van Nefs and John Wood-
worth, etc. 2 vols., 8vo.
Albany, 1813.

Laws of the State of New York. Vols. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. (Continuation of the Edition of 1813, by the Laws of the 36th to the 49th Seffion, inclufive.) 5 vols., 8vo. Albany, 1815-26. The original text of the Revised Statutes of the State of New York, prepared by John Duer, Benjamin F. Butler, and John C. Spencer. Folio.

Albany, 1828. The Original Reports of the Different Chapters comprising the Revised Statutes, as prefented to the Legiflature by the Revifers. 6 vols., 8vo.

The Revised Statutes of the State .. John Duer, Benjamin F. Butler, and John 8vo.

Albany, 1827-28. 1827 and 1828. [By C. Spencer.] 3 vols.,

Albany, 1829. Albany, 1836. Albany, 1846-48.

Same. Second Edition. 3 vols., 8vo.
Same. Third Edition. 3 vols., 8vo.
Same. Fourth Edition. Prepared by Hiram Denio and William
Tracy. 2 vols., 8vo.
Albany, 1852.
General Index to the Documents and Laws of the State of New
York. Prepared and published under a joint resolution . .
26th March, 1841, by the Clerks of the two Houses. 8vo.

Albany, 1842.

General Index to the Laws of the State, from 1777 to 1850. Prepared to 1842 . by the Clerks of the two Houses, and continued to 1850, inclufive, by a Member of the New York Bar. 8vo.

N. Y., 1850.

Index to the Laws of the State, from 1842 to 1855. Prepared by William H. Bogart. 8vo. Albany, 1856. Mercantile Laws of the State of New York, collected and arranged for the convenience of merchants and others concerned in trade. 8vo. N. Y., 1788. Statutes regulating the practice of Phyfic and Surgery in.

1819.

-Laws of the State of New York, relating particularly to the Published by authority of the Corporation N. Y., 1833.

City of New York.
of faid City. 8vo.

NEW YORK. A Compilation of the Laws of the State of New York,
relating particularly to the City of New York... By Henry
E. Davies, 8vo.
N. Y., 1855.

JOURNALS, DOCUments, etc.:

Papers relating to an Act of the Provincial Affembly, for the Encouragement of the Indian Trade, etc., and for Prohibiting the Sale of Indian Goods to the French, viz., of Canada. Map. Folio. N. Y., 1724. Journals of the Votes and Proceedings of the General Affembly from the 15th October, 1733, to 20th November, 1741. [The original Edition, publifhed in numbers by Bradford and Zenger, collected and bound by Daniel Horfmanden.] Folio. Journal of the Votes and Proceedings of the General Assembly of the Colony 1691 to 1765. Reprinted under the direction of Abraham Lott, jr. Vol. I., 9th April, 1691, to 27th September, 1743. Vol. II., 8th November, 1743, to 23d December, 1765. Folio. N. Y., 1764-66. Same, from 17th November, 1767, to 3d April, 1775. Folio.

...

N. Y.

[This volume was loaned to the State for the purpose of re-
publication in 1820, and was probably deftroyed by the
printers; as it was never returned. Some of the pages were
mifling in this copy, which were fupplied afterwards to the
reprint, by Peter Force, of Washington, as below.]
Journal of the Votes and Proceedings of the General Affembly
of the Colony of New York, from 1766 to 1776, inclufive. Re-
printed [from the above] in pursuance of a joint refolution of the
Legiflature of the State of New York, paffed 30th April, 1820.
Folio.
Albany, 1820.
[The following pages have been added by Peter Force, of
Washington, viz. pp. 119-20 in Journal of 8th March,
1773; p. 105 in Journal of 19th March, 1774; pp. 11-14
in Journal of 18-20th January, 1775; and pp. 99*-102*
in Journal of 24th March, 1775. This volume does not
include the Journal of 1766, as stated in the title, and we
have no Journal for the period between 23d December,
1765, and 17th November, 1767.]

Journals of the Provincial Congrefs, Provincial Convention,
Committee of Safety, and Council of Safety of the State.
1775-76-77. 2 vols. Folio.
Albany, 1842.

...

Journals of the Senate and Affembly Seffions 1-52, inclufive, 1777-1829. Folio.

Same. Seffions 53-81, inclufive, 1829-58. 8vo.

Indexes to the Journals of the Senate. . . Seffions 1-22, 1777-99. Folio, pp. 143.

Albany, 1814.

Indexes to the Journals of the House of Affembly . . . Sessions 1-18, 1777-1795. Folio, pp. 178.

Albany, 1814.

NEW YORK. Legislative Documents . . . Senate and Affembly, Seffions 53-81, inclufive. 8vo.

[Before the 53d Seffion-the principal documents are incorporated in the Journals.]

A Letter from a Gentleman of the City of... to another, concerning the Troubles which happen'd in that Province in the time of the late Happy Revolution. 4to. [Imperfect.] N. Y., 1698.

Loyalty Vindicated; being an Answer to a Late Falfe, Seditious and Scandalous Pamphlet, entituled, "A Letter from a Gent., etc." Published, for the fake of Truth and Justice, by a Hearty Lover of King William and the Proteftant Religion. 4to., pp. 28. Boston, 1698.

Letter from a Gentleman at Elizabeth Town to his Friend in. ... 8vo., pp. 8. Phil., 1764. Memorials of the Merchants of the City of to Parliament, read in the General Assembly of faid Colony, April 20th, 1764. 8vo. N. Y., 1765.

...

Copy of the Addrefs left with his Excellency Governor Tryon, the 3d of July, 1775, by Whitehead Hicks, Mayor of the City of, with the Governor's Anfwer, delivered to the Mayor the 7th of the fame month, etc. 8vo.

The Conduct of the Province . . . Confidered, and the True Interest of the Colony Attempted to be Shewn. In a Letter to the Society of Arts, Agriculture and Economy. 4to., pp. 20.

A Serious Address to the Inhabitants of the Colony taining a full Survey of the Bofton Port Act, etc.

1767.

con

4to., pp. 14.

N. Y., 1774. By a Country

N. Y., 1774.

Short Advice to the Counties of New York. Gentleman. 8vo. An Alarm to the Legislature of the Province. . . occafioned by the prefent Political Disturbances in North America. Addreffed to the General Affembly. 8vo. N. Y., 1775.

Refolutions of the Provincial Congrefs, September 1, 1775. 8vo.

N. Y., 1775. Refolutions of the Provincial Congrefs of the Colony . . . for the Encouragement of Manufactories of Gunpowder, Musket Barrels, Musket Locks and Salt. 8vo. N. Y., 1776. Addrefs of the Convention of the Reprefentatives of the State of New York to their Conftituents. Fishkill, 1776. Journal of the Proceedings of the Commiffaries of the Colony of New York, at a Congrefs with the Commiffaries of the Massachusetts-Bay, relating to the establishment of a partition line of Jurisdiction between the two Provinces. 4to., pp. 20. N. Y.

8vo.

To the Inhabitants of the Colony of. Address of the Lord Mayor and Livery of London to the Electors of Great Britain,

and part of Chatham's Speech, January 20th, 1775. Published by the Committee of Safety. 8vo., pp. 8. N. Y., 1776. NEW YORK. Letter addreffed to the Republicans of the City and County of.

8vo. 1807. Addrefs of the Republicans of the City and County of, to their Republican Fellow-Citizens of the United States. 8vo.

N. Y., 1808.
Addrefs of Epaminondas to the Citizens of the State of New
York. 8vo.
Albany, 1819.
AGRICULTURE. Memoirs of the Board of Agriculture. Vols. I. II.
Albany, 1821-23.

8vo.
State Agricultural Society. Tranfactions; together with an
Abstract of the Proceedings of the County Agricultural Societies
Vols. I-XV., 1841-55. 8vo.
Albany, 1842-56.

8vo.

Albany, 1820.

Addrefs of the General Committee of the State of New York
to the County Agricultural Societies for 1820, with accompany-
ing Documents.
Conftitution of the Farmer's Affociation at Mount Pleasant in
the State of New York. I 2mo.
N. Y., 1803.
Society of Duchefs County, for the Promotion of Agricul-
ture, etc. 8vo.
Poughkeepfie, 1807.
CANALS. Report of the Commiffioners appointed by Joint Refo-
lutions of the Senate and Affembly of the State of New York, of
the 13th and 15th March, 1810, to explore the Route of an In-
land Navigation from Hudson River to Lakes Ontario and Eric.
8vo.
Albany, 1811.
Report of the Commiffioners appointed by the Act of the
Legislature of the State of New York, entitled, an Act to Provide
for the Improvement of the Internal Navigation of the, 8th and
11th April, 1812. 8vo.
Albany, 1812.

Remarks on the Importance of the contemplated Canal between
Lake Erie and the Hudson River. 8vo.

1812.

Memorial of the Citizens of the State of New York in favor of a Canal Navigation between the Great Western Lakes and the Tide Waters of the Hudfon. 8vo. N. Y., 1816. Confiderations on the Great Western Canal, from the Hudfon to Lake Erie, with a View of its Expense, Advantages, and Progrefs. 8vo. Brooklyn, 1818. Report of the Engineers engaged in the Survey of the Route of the propofed Canal from the Hudfon to the Head Waters of the Phil., 1824.

Lackawaxen River. 8vo.

Facts and Obfervations in relation to the Origin and Completion of the Erie Canal. 8vo. N. Y., 1825.

Memorial of the Counties of St. Lawrence, Franklin and Clinton, to the Secretary of the State of New York, praying for an Act, authorizing a Survey of the Route of a Canal to connect Lakes Ontario, Champlain, etc., prefented the 28th of January.

NEW YORK CANALS. Remarks refpecting the Sodus Canal, and its probable, immediate, and profpective Revenue. N. Y., 1832. Report of the Select Committee of the Affembly for 1846, upon the Investigation of Frauds in the Expenditure of Public Monies upon the Canals of the State of New York. Affembly Doc., Albany, 1847.

100. 8vo.

Various Reports and Documents, concerning the New York
Canals. 8vo.

Proceedings of the Meetings of the Citizens of Rochester,
Buffalo and Palmyra, with reference to the Improvement of the
Erie Canal.

CENSUS of the State of New York, for the year 1835.

Same, for the year 1845.
Same, for the year 1855.

Folio.
Folio.

Folio. Albany, 1836. Albany, 1846. Albany, 1857.

NEW YORK CITY-CHARTERS, LAWS, AND ORDINANCES, ETC. The Charter of the City, 11 pp. folio. Laws, Orders, and Ordinances, pp. 3-24 inc., folio. William Bradford. [Without titles-probably about 1720.]

N. Y.

Laws, Orders, and Ordinances, established by the Mayor, Re-
corder, Aldermen, and Affistants of the City, convened in Com-
mon Council. For the Good Rule and Government of the In-
habitants of the faid City. Published the Eighteenth Day of
November, in the Fifth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign
Lord King George II., etc., in the Mayoralty of Robert Lurting,
Efq. Folio, pp. 37. [MS. Index at the end.] William Brad-
ford.
N. Y., 1731.

The Charter of the City. Printed by order of the Mayor,
Recorder, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City aforefaid.
To which is annexed, the A&t of the General Affembly con-
firming the fame. Folio, pp. 52. John Peter Zenger.
N. Y., 1735.

Laws, Statutes, Ordinances and Conftitutions, Ordained, Made
and Established, etc. Published the 27th day of January, and
the 1ft day of February, etc., 1748. In the Mayoralty of Ed-
ward Holland, Efq. To which is added, an Appendix, contain-
ing extracts of fundry Acts of the General Affembly of the
Colony of New York, immediately relating to the good Govern-
ment of the faid City and Corporation. Folio, pp. 8o. [MS. Act
of 1766, about Slaughter-Houfes-added.] J. Parker.
N. Y., 1749.
Laws, Statutes, Ordinances and Conftitution, Ordained, Made
and Established, etc. Published the 9th day of November, etc.,
1762. In the Mayoralty of John Cruger, Efq. With Appendix,
Folio, pp. 110. John Holt.
N. Y., 1763.
The Charter of the City, etc.
William Wey-
N. Y., 1765.
day of March,

etc.

man.

Laws and Ordinances, etc.

Folio, pp. 50.

Published the 29th