The republic., 1850-12-02
'2tNt VALUABLE BOOKS,
Rscsntly published BY LITTLE f. BR OWN,

TvERETT'S ORATIONS --Orations an
IL Speeches ON various occasions; by Edwar
Everett. vols, royal 8vo., with portrait.
'The publication contains eighty-one of Ever
ett's productions, making two Of the most substan
tial and grandly printed books ever issued from
the American press. Each volume has nearly 7O
pages Of royal 6vo. size. The paper is good, tn
margins are broad, the type large and clear in /
word, these 'books that are Books in good ear
nest. t.'-BOstcn Post.
BUCKINGHAM's "REMINISCENCES Sketch
% OF Newspaper Literature, with Personal Me
moirs, Anecdotes and "reminiscences; by JOSEPH
y Buckingham. vols, post svo. Portraits o
Isaiah Thomas and Benjamin Russell, and numer
TABULK AToMICE, The Chemical Table,
Tor the calculation of Quanitatve Analysis of H
Rose; recalculated for the more recent determine
tions OF Atomic Weights, and with other alteration,
and additions; By William p. Dexter svo.
AMERlCUS VESPUCIUS Researches respect
ing Americus Vespucius and his voyages; by Wis
count Santarcm, ex- Prime Minister Of Portugal
Member of the Institute of France sc. &c. Trans
lated by E. V. Childe.
"CAMBRrDox, May 81, 1850.
"DEAR SIR: return your manuscripts, which
have perused with very lively interest IL is
markable specimen Of historical criticism, both on
account OF the vast research OF the author and OF
ing as it does, entirely to America it ought to be
published in this country
every truly, yours,
-'cOWAkO '. NHlLD1S COG.
SLAVERY AMONG THE PURITANs.--A Let
tor 70 the Rev. Moses Stuart Svo., PIP. ~.
ARNOULD ON INSURANCE. aPerkins's edi-
ton. Treatise on the Law of Marine Insurance
and Average with References TO American Cases,
and the later Continental Authorities. By Joseph
Arnould, esq. Edited, with additional reference ss,
notes, &c., by Hon. J. c. Perkins. 2 vols royal
GREENLEXF,s CRUISE. Vol. III.
CRUISES DIGEST OF THE LAW OF REAL
PROPERTY. revised and ahridOeA with pote
&c, by Simon Greenleaf, Ii. D.; vol. 3, complet-
ing the work, just published.
nf CoNrENrs-yoL. III.
Title 3s. Devise. Title 49, Merger.
!. Chronological Table of English Statutes referred
to in the work.
2. Index Of the names of the cases abridged and
cited in former additions.
3. Index of the names of the cases abridged and
cited by the American editor.
4. Index of the Principal Matters.
.No work which has appeared for long time
viii be more valuable to students to the profes
sion generally ."-Law Reporter.
SUPPLEMENT- TO JUDGE EQUITY
PLEADINCS.-Equity Precedents; deaigned
Supplement-. to illustrate and Accompany Mr..
Justice Story's Treatise on Equity Plesdings. l
vol. exo. By George Ticknor Curtis, esq.
Treatise ofthe Law relative to Merchant Ships and
Seamen. By Charles Abbott, late Lord Chief JUS
tice. The seventh English edition, by William
shee The sixth American edition, with the Notes
Of Mr. Justice Story, and additional Annotations,
by Hon J. c. Perkins. 8vo.
"This Il truly magnificent volume, of more
than thousand pages, containing the Treatise of
Lord Tcnterden, or Mr.. Abbott, as he is better
known, with the additions of Sergeant Shee, and
the Notes of Judge Story and Mr.. Perkins. In all
that relates TO the mechanical execution, tables Of
cases, index, annotatons, and appendix, this ia in
comparably the best edition of Abbott on Shipping
that has ever been published.'-LawR Reporter.
ANNUAL DIG EST, VOL HI.-Digest Of the Dcci-
sions Of the Courts of Common Law, Admiralty and
Equity in the United States VOL 8.
Sept 9-tf