ANTI-SLAVERY PUBLICATIONS,

FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY, No. 46, WASHINGTON-STREET, (THIRD STORY.) BOUND VOLUMES.

An inquiry into the character and tendency of the American Colonization and Anti-Slavery Societies, by the Hon. Wm. Jay, 3d edition. Price, 38 cts.

A Reply to Jay's Inquiry, by D. M. Reese, M. D.-38.

The Testimony of God against Slavery, or a collection of passages from the Bible, which show the sin of holding property in man, with notes, by Rev. La Roy Sunderland, of Mass.-38.

The Oasis, by Mrs. D. L. Child of Boston, Author of an Appeal in favor of that class of Americans called Africans.-$1. Bourne's Picture of Slavery in the U. States.-50 cts.

Phelps' Lectures on Slavery.-50.

The Abolitionist, bound.—75.

Letters on Slavery by Rev. J. D. Paxton.-50.

The Anti-Slavery Record, vol. I.—37 1-2.

Memoir of James Jackson, a colored boy, who died in Boston, Oct. 31, 1833, aged 6 years and 11 months.-25.

Dr. Channing on Slavery.-50 cts. The first edition of 4,000 were disposed of in about three weeks.- A new edition is in press and will be published in a few days.

PAMPHLETS.- PER Doz.

First, second, and third Annual Reports of the N. E. Anti-Slavery Society.- $1. Birney's Letter on Colonization.-50 cts.

Marriott's address to the Friends' on the duty of abstaining from the products of slave labor. - 62.

Ivimey's Lecture on Colonial Slavery. — $2,50.

Rev. Mr. Root's Fast Sermon. -50.

A sketch of W. L. Garrison's trial for an alleged libel on Francis Todd of Newburyport.-75.

Duty of Churches with reference to slavery and slave-holders.-18. Oration, by David L. Child, in commemoration of British Emancipation.— $1,25.

Productions of Mrs. Maria W. Stewart, a colored lady of Boston. — $1,00 Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1836.-50.

Peter Osbone's Oration before the colored people of New Haven, Ct. — 75.
Eulogy on Wilberforce, by William Whipper.
Trial of Prudence Crandall, a full report.

$1,00.

$1,00.

May's Letter to the Editor of the Christian Examiner.—374.
Address of the N. Y. Young Men's A. S. Society. - $1,20.

The Maryland Scheme. -50.

Despotism of Freedom,- $1,00.

The West India Question, by C. Stuart.-$1,00.

Juvenile Poems, ornamented with nine wood engravings, for the use of fres American children. - $1,00.

The Slave's Friend, published monthly, being a series of Nos. for children. - 10.

British Opinions of the Am. Col. Soc. -75.

The Wesleyan Extra, a tract of 24 pages, containing Wesley's Thoughts on slavery, published in the year 1774.-25.

Picture of a Slave in chains, with the Negro's Complaint, in Poetry.-24. Picture of a Slave in chains, with Poetry by J. G. Whittier, Esq.-24. Proceedings of the Ohio Anti-Slavery Convention. - $1,20.

All the American A. S. Society's PERIODICALS are received as soon as pub lished, and subscribers are promptly supplied as above.

Feb. 1.

HENRY E. BENSON, Agent.