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Barrow's Essays on Education. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1825. Baldwin's Annals of Yale College in New-Haven, Connecticut. 8vo. 1831.

Babbington's Practical View of Christian Education in its
Earliest Stages. D. Boston, 1819.

Barbauld's Legacy for Young Ladies. D. New-York, 1826.
Considerations for Young Men. D. New-York, 1832.
Chesterfield's Letters to his Son. 4 vols. D.

Chesterfield Travestied; or, School for Modern Manners, embellished with Six Caricatures.

Celnart's Gentleman and Lady's Book of Politeness and Propriety of Deportment. D. Boston, 1833.

Domestic Education, by a Mother. D.

Edgeworth's Practical Education. 2 vols. 8vo.

Free-School Society of New-York: an Account of the. 8vo. New-York, 1814.

Flint's Art of being Happy. D.

Fenelon, on the Education of a Daughter. D.

Gregory's Chesterfield. D.

Grimké on Science, Education, and Literature. D.

Guide to Men and Manners, D.

Griscom's Address, pronounced at the Opening of the New

York High School. D.

Hamilton's Letters on Education. 2 vols. D.

Hints for the Improvement of Early Education. D.
Journal of the Literary Convention, October, 1830.
Journal of Education.

-Continued.

8 vols. 8vo.

London, 1831 to 1834.

Journal of Education. 3 vols. 8vo. Boston, 1828-80.

Ket's Elements of General Knowledge; Introductory to Useful Books in the Principal Branches of Literature and Science. D.

Knapp's Advice in the Pursuit of Literature, D. NewYork, 1832.

Lancaster's System of Education for the Poor. D.

Leiber's Constitution and Plan of Vlsextion for Girard Col lege for Orprats.

Lights on Education; or. Mr. Hoge, and the Family, D).
Man of Education; or, Beanies of Lord Chesterhed. D.

Education.

Nott's Address, delivered to the Candidates for the Baccalaureate, at the Annual Commencement in Union College. D. Prize Letters to Students. By the Rev. Baxter Dickinson. D.

Salzmann's Gymnastics for Youth. 8vo.

Sprague's Letters to a Daughter. D.

Spurzheim's Letters on Education; founded on the Study of the Nature of Man.

D.

Fishing. Salmonia; or, the Days of Fly Fishing, by Sir Humphrey Davy. D.

Fuel. Experiments to Determine the Comparative Value of the principal Varieties of Fuel used in the United States, and also in Europe, and on the Ordinary Apparatus used for the Combustion, by Marcus Bull.

8vo.

Gauging. Ballard's Gauging Unmasked.

Navigation. Arnold's Seaman's Guide.

Blunt's American Coast Pilot.

Daboll's Practical Navigator.

8vo.

8vo.

8vo.

8vo.

*Elements and Practice of Rigging and Seamanship. 4to. Gower's Theory and Practice of Seamanship. 8vo. Mackay's Complete Navigator. 8vo.

Mill's Light-House Guide. 8vo.

Porcelain and Glass. A Treatise on the Origin, Progression, Improvement, and Present State of the Manufacture of Porcelain and Glass. D. Philadelphia, 1832.

Rail-roads. Rail-road Journal. 4to.

Continued.

New-York, 1832 to 1834.

Report of the Directors of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, on the Comparative Merits of Locomotive and Fixed Engines as a Moving Power, &c. 8vo.

Steam-Engine. Lardner's Popular Lectures on the Steam-Engine; in which its Construction and Operation are Familiarly Explained; with an Historical Sketch of its Inventions and Progressive Improvement.

D.

Renwick's Treatise on the Steam-Engine. 8vo.

Steam-Engine.

Stuart's Historical and Descriptive Anecdotes of the SteamEngine. 2 vols. D.

Tactics. Clarke's Naval Pocket-Gunner.

8vo.

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Machiavel's Art of War. 8vo.

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Gould's System of Short-Hand. D.
Gurney's ditto. D.

Stetson's ditto. D.

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Angell, James: The Family Monitor; or, a Help to Domestic HappiD. Boston, 1829.

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Consolations in Travel; or, the Last Days of a Philosopher. D. Philadelphia, 1830.

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1813.

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Domestic Duties; or, Letters to Married Ladies. D. New-York, 1821.

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Epictetus's Works; translated by Elizabeth Carter. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1807.

Essays on the Formation and Publication of Opinions. D. Philadelphia, 1831.

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Family Lectures, by Mrs. N. Sprout. D. Boston, 1819.

Fashionable World Displayed. D.

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Fashionable Amusements.

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D.

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Illustrations of Phrenology; being Selections of Articles from the Edinburgh Phrenological Journal, and the Transactions of the Edin

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Jameson, Mrs.: Characteristics of Women, Moral, Poetical, and Historical. 2 vols. D. Philadelphia, 1833.

Jay, William: Thoughts on Marriage, illustrating the Principles and Obligations of the Marriage Relation. D. Boston, 1833.

Lacon; or, Many Things in Few Words; addressed to those who Think, by Rev. C. C. Colton: D. New-York, 1821.

Laconics; or, the Best Words of the Best Authors, with the Authorities. 3 vols. 8vo. D. Philadelphia, 1829.

Lavater, John C.: Essays on Physiognomy. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1804.

The Same, Abridged. 1 vol. 8vo.

The Same, Abridged. 1 vol. D.

Locke, John: an Essay Concerning Human Understanding. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1796.

Mason, John Self-Knowledge, a Treatise, showing the Nature and Benefit of that Important Science, and the Way to Attain it. D. Boston, 1809.

Miller's Letters on Clerical Manners and Habits. D. New-York, 1827.

Mock and Absurd Philosophy; or, a Word to the Reasonable. D. Boston, 1811.

Murden's Art of Memory, reduced to a Systematic Arrangement, exemplified under the two Leading Principles, Locality and Attention; with a Specimen of a Mnemonic Dictionary. 8vo. New-York,

1818.

Paley, William: The Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy, 8vo. Boston, 1821.

The Same. D. Boston, 1827.

Porter's Aphorisms of Sir Philip Sidney, with Remarks. D. London,

1807.

Reid, Thomas: Essays on the Intellectual and Active Powers of Man. 2 vols. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1793.

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