Anti-slavery Publications

me suoscriDer uUorms the memoere of Ann-Slavery Societies, and all persons who deeire to read the Slavery pwblications that have issued from the American prese, that he has purchased all the books, pamphlele, tracts, prints etc. lately belonging to the Arnercan Anti-Slnvery Society, amounting to about eight thousand doí'urs, ot oíd pricee, ivhich he oflers for saíe by his agent in any quantity, at lote jn-icesfor cash only. Samples will be kept at his office, comer of Henover and Exchange treets, and orders will be promtly attended to. A catalogue of the principal publications is annexed, and the prices put againat them are the present (reduced) retail prices. By the bundred or largor quantity, they will be sold lowei - say for bound volumes 25 per cent, discount: for pamphl-ets, tracts and pictures, 50 percent. discount. Wïth respect to most of them this ia below the actual cost to me in cash They were not purchased with a view to sell at a profit, but to eubserve the Anti-Slavery cause. Suoh an opportunity has not previously occurred to obtain Anti-Slaveiy publications at these duced prices, and probably wiü not again. Btors of newspapers are requested to copy this advertiioment at leugth for three eir bilis will be paid in books, etc. Picase send a copy of the paper containinff the LÈWIS TAPPIN. New lork, Riarch Ist, is 12. BOUND VOLUMES. American Slavery as it is, rauelin 5o Anti-Slavery Manual L0 Alton Riots, by Pres. BeecheHr 111. Coll. 12mo. 5 Alton Trials jr-. 25 Slavery Record, vo]. 1, S and S eet 50 Appeal, by Mts, Child 37 1-2 Antj-Slavery Kxaminer, bound vols. 50 Beautiea of Philanthiopy 33 1-3 Bourne's Picture of Slavery 50 Buxton on the Slave trade 50 Cabinet of Freedom (CJarfc Bpistory of the slave trade,) vole. 1, BdS set 1,00 Chloe Spear 25 Channing on Slavery 25 Duncan un Slavery 25 Eman. in the VV. I. by Thome and Kimball " znuslin 50 Bbo&rda with map 25 ution discovered 50 binding, G4mo. 12 i-L Gustavi8 Vassa 50 Grimke's Letters to Miss Beecher 87 1-2 Jay's Inquiry 37 1-2: Jay'a View 5f) Light and Truth O0 Life of Gran ville Sharp 15 AJott's Biographical Sketches S7 1-2 Memoir of Rev. Lemuel Hanea " 75 Do of Lovejoy 62 1-2 North Star, gilt edges 33 1 -3 ' Pennsylvania Hall 75 1 Q,uarterly Anti-Slavery Magazine, 8vo. 1,00 ] Rankin'ö Letters, 18mo. 100 pp. 20 Right and wrong in Boston 20 Star ofFreedom, muslin 12 1-2 Blavery - containing Declaration of Sentimentsand Consdtution of tbe Amer.A. S. Society : Wesley's Thoughts on Slaver} : Does the Bibfe sanction Slavery? Address to theSynod of Kentucky, JNarative of Amos Dreeser, and Why work for the Slave? bouiid in one vol. 25 Slave's Friend, S2mo. vols. I, 2 and 3 eet 50 Songa of the Free 33 1-S Thompeons Reception in Great Britain, 12mo. 20 Testimony of God agninst Slavery, 18mo. 20 Wheatly, Phillia Mernoir of L5 West Indiee, by Professor Hovey 50 West Indies, by Harvey and Sturge 75 We6ley'8 Thoiights on Slavery, in rauslin, with portrait 12 .% PAMPHLETS. Seta A. S. Almanacs, from 1836 to 1841 inclusive 37 j.g Address to the Free People of Color 1 Ancient Landmarks S Apology for Abolitionists S American Slavery as It Is - the Testimony of a Thousand YVitnesses 25 Address on Right of Petición 2 Address to Senators and Repreaentatives of the free Statea 1 Address on Slavery (Germán) 1 Address of Congregational Union of Scotland 1 Address of National Convention (Germán) 1 Ann. Rep. of N. Y. Committre of Vigilance 25 Do. of Mass. A. S. Society 12 1-2 Appeal to Women in the nominally free Statea 6 1-4 Authentic Anecdoíes on American Slavery 2 Address to the Church of Jesús Christ, by the Evangelical Union A. S. Society, New York city. 4 Anti-Slavery Catechism, byMrs. Child 6 1-4 Adams', J. Q. Letters to his Constituents 4 Adams', J. Q. Speech on the Texas Question 12 j.g Annual Reports of Am. A. S. Society, Sd, 4th, 5th and Gth 12 1-2 Annual Reports of N. Y. city Ladies' A. S. Society S Appea! to the Christain Womeu of the South 3 Bible against Slavery 6 Collection of Valuable Documenta 6 1-4 Birney's Letters to the Churchea 2 Birney on Colonkation 2 Cbattel Principie- a Summary of the New Testament argument on Slavery. by Beriah Green 6 Chipman's Discouree g Channing's Letters to Clay 6 Condition of Free People of Color 3 Crandall, Reuben, Trial of C Dissertation on Servitude 12 j.2 Dckinson's Sermón 3 Does the Bible sanction Slavery? Dec. of Sent. and Constitution of the Am. A. S. Society 1 Discussion bef ween Thompson and Breekinridge 25 Dresser's Narrative S Extinguisher Extinguished 3 Elraore Correspondence C; do in sheets 4to. 2 Emancipation in West Indies Thome and" Kimball 22 j_o Emancipation in We6t Indies in 1838 3 Freedom's Defense q Garriuon's Address at Broadway Tabernacle 6 Guardian Genius of the Federal Union 6 Genei ous Planter g Gillett'e Review of Bushnell's Discoursa 6 Immediate," not Gradual Abohtion 12-2 Jay's Thoughta on the Duty of the Epiacopal Church g Liberty, 8vo. 2ö; do; 12mo 15 Morris's Speech in answer to Clay 3 Mahan's Rev. John B. Trial in Kenfucky 12 1-2 Martyr Age in America, by Harriet Martineau q Modern Espedioncy Considered 6 Power oí Cengress over the District of Columbia 6 1-4 Plea for the Slave, Nos. i, 2 and 3 3 Proceedinga of the 1 form Broadway Tabernacle Auti-Síavery Society l Pro-Slavery 1 &aralEtateofHg& ■ e ■■- aaiw aun- g-aiúirei'cg Roper, Moses, Harrative of a Fugitvve Slave 12 1-2 . Rights of Colored Men 12 1-2 ; Rurgles'a Antidote u ftiglit and Wrong in Boston 12 1-2 , Slavery Rhymes g i Slade'e Speech in Congress in 18S8 S : Smith's Gerritt Letter to Jas. Smylie C Do. Letter lo Henry Clay G 1 Slaveholding Invariably Sinful, "malum ; in se,:) e 1 Soiithard's Manual 1 Star of Freedom 4 Schmucker and Smith'e Letters 6 Slaveholder'a Prayer 1 Slavcholdinpr Weighed jj Slavery in America (Loitdon); do. (Germany) S The Murtyr, by Beriah Green c Things for Norlhern Men to do S Viewe of Colonization, by Rev. J. Nonrse 4 Views of Slavery and Emancipalion, by Miss Martineau q Wesleyan Slavery Review Líi War in Tejcas, by Benjamin Lundy 6 Why work for the Slave 1 Wilson's Address on West India Emancipation 4 TRACTS. No. 1. St. Domingo, No. 2, Cftste, No. S, Colonization, No. 4, Moral Condition of the Slave, No. 5, What is Abolition? No. G,The Ten Conimandments, No. 7 Danger and Safety, No. 8, Pro-Slavery Bible, No. 9, Prejudiee against Color, No. 10, Northern Dealere in Slavea, No. 11, Slavery and Alis?ions No. 12, Dr. Nelson'sX.ecture on Slavery. The above Tvacts are sold at 1 centeach. PRINTS, etc. íllustrationa of the Anti -Slavery Almanac for 1840 3 The Emancipated Family 25 Slave Market of America s Correspondence between O'Connel and Stevenson s Do. do. Clay and Calhoun 12 1-2 Printer's Picture Gallery 2 Letter paper, utamped with print of Lovejoy sheet 1 Do. with Kneelingr Slave slicct 1 Prayer for Sla ves, with Music, on carda 1-2 Potrait of Gerrit Smith 50 In addition, are the follovving, the proceeds of which will go ïnio the Mendian fund. Argument of Hon. J. Q. Adama in the case of the Amistad Africana 25 Argument of Roger S. Balwin, Esq, do do 12 1-2 Trial of the Captïves of the Amistad 6 Congressional Document relating to do. 6 ' Portrait of Clinquez 1,00 ' March Sd, 1842. - - t