Brown's Philadelphia Gazette, from 1794 to 1800. Delaware Gazette, Political Mirror, &c., from 1798 to 1800. Dunlap's American Daily Advertiser, from 1791 to 1793. Dunlap & Claypole's Pennsylvania Packet, &c., from 1785 to 1789. Globe, Daily, City of Washington, from 1832 to 1845. National Journal, Daily, from 1826 to 1831. Philadelphia Gazette, &c., 1795 to 1797. Richmond Enquirer, 1809 to 1814. United States Telegraph, Daily, 1828 to 1837. Universal Gazette, by Samuel Harrison Smith, Philadelphia and Washington City, 1798 to 1808. Virginia Argus and Enquirer, (bound together,) 1804 to 1808 ADAMS, JOHN. Defence of the Constitutions of Government of the United States: 1787. ADAMS, JOHN. History of the Dispute with America, from its Origin in 1754, to 1754. ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY. Duplicate Letters; The Fisheries and the Mississippi; Documents relating to the transactions at the Negotiations of Ghent: 1822. ADAMS & SEWALL. Novanglus and Massachusettensis, or Political Essays: 1774-5. 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TEXAS. Constitution of the Republic of Mexico and of the State of Coahuila and Texas: 1832. TENNESSEE. Description of this State and its constitution: 1796. TRACTS. Considerations on the Society or Order of Cincinnati: 1783. VIRGINIA and Kentucky resolutions of 1798 and 1799, with T. Jefferson's original draught thereof: also Madison's report; Calhoun's address: 1832 VIRGINIA. Proceedings of the Convention of Delegates for the Counties and Corporations in the Colony of Virginia, held in Richmond, March 20, 1775: 1816. WAIT'S State Papers and Public Documents of the United States, from 1789 to 1818. WATTERSTON AND VAN ZANDT. Tabular Statistical Views of the Commerce, &c., of the United States: 1829.-Continuation of the same: 1833. YATES, ROBERT. Secret Proceedings and Debates of the Convention which formed the Constitution of the United States: 1821. CLASS No. 21. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. The eminent statesmen who have from time to time occupied the highly important and responsible station of Secretary of State, have not been unmindful of the utility of providing for themselves and their successors in office, a choice and valuable collection of books, maps, charts, and atlases appropriate to the peculiar business of the Department, and indispensable in the performance of their extensive and varied duties, as well as others in various branches of the liberal arts, literature and science. The limited design of this volume will not admit of the insertion of more than the general heads, and a reference to a few volumes of general public utility of this collection: GENERAL HEADS. Ancient history-Modern history, Foreign, British and American-Biography and Memoirs-Natural history-Botany-Mineralogy and Geology-Natural philosophy-Agriculture and Horticulture-Chemistry-Anatomy and Surgery— Medicine-Occupations of Man, Technical Arts, Education, Roads and Canals, Military Tactics-Mental Philosophy and Ethics-Religion-Law of Nature and Nations-Laws of the United States-Laws of the several States and Territories -JURISPRUDENCE; comprehending, Law in general, the Civil Law, the Law of Equity, the Common Law, Constitutional Law, the Law Merchant and Maritime, the Law Military and the Law Ecclesiastical-JURISPRUDENCE; comprehending, English and American Reports of Cases-Foreign Law-POLITICS; comprehending, Diplomacy, Treaties, Negotiations, Constitutions or forms of Government, Statistics, Commerce, Finance, Political Economy, Journals and histories of Legislative Bodies, Foreign State Papers, Political Pamphlets and General Treatises-POLITICS; comprehending American State Papers and Political Pamphlets-Mathematics-Arts and Sciences-GEOGRAPHY; comprehending, General Geography, Voyages and Travels-GEOGRAPHY; comprehending, Atlases, Maps and Charts-PHILOLOGY; comprehending, Dictionaries, Lexicons, Grammars and Elementary works-Oratory and Rhetoric-Magazines, Reviews and Political Journals-Miscellaneous. 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