Anti-slavery Publications

The subscribe informs the members of Anti-Slavory Societieá, and ali pereons wiio desire to read tiie Siavcry publicatibra that have issued from the American press, tliat he has purchascd all the books, pair.phlels, tracla, prints etc. lately belonging to the American Anti-Slavery Society, amounfmg to about eifflit thousand dollars, at oíd prices, wliieii he offers for sale by liis agent in cny quantity, at low prices for cash only. Samples will be kept at his office, corner of Hanover and Exchange sfreets, and orders will be promtlv nltended to. A catalogue of the principal publications isannexed, and the prices put npainst them ure the present (reduced) retail prices. By the hundred or larger quantity, they will be sold lowei - say for bound volumes 2.r per cent. discount: forpamphlels, tracts and piclurcs, M) per cent. discount. Witli respect to most of them this is below the actunl cost to me in ensh. They vrere not purchased with a view to sell at a profit, butio subserve the Anti-Slivery cause, Suoh an opportunity has not previousl}" occurrnd to obtain Antt-SIaveiy pvibücations at these reduced prices, and probably will not again. {tJEditors of nowspnpers are requested to copy this adverliFoment at Icngtli fot three monthf,and their bilis will 6e paid in booke, etc. Picase send a copy of the nnpcr containinc the advertisement, LEWIS 'PAPPAN. New Vork, March l?t, 1842. BOUSSD VOLUMES. Americsn Slavery as it is, muslin 50 Anli-Slavcry Manual 20 Alton Riots, by Pres. Beechcr, of III. Coll.12mo. 25 Alton Trials 25 Slavery Record, vol?. 1, 2 and 3 set 50 Appeal. by Mrs, Child 37 1-2 Anti-Slavery Kxiiminer, bound vols. 50 Be.iutics of Philanibropy 33 1-3 Buurne's Picture of Slavery 50 Bnxton on the Slavc trade 50 Cabinet of Freedom (Clark?on's history of the slave trade.) vo!f. 1, 2 and 3 set 1,00 Cliloe Spear 25 Channing on Slavery 25 Duncan on Slnvery 25 Eman. in the W. 1. by Thome and Kimball miislin 50 do in boards with map 25 Enpmiesof Conslitulion discovered 50 Fountain, plain binding, G4ino. 12 1-2 Gu.stavus Vassa 50 Gr'mke's Letters to Miss Beecber 37 1 2 Ja}"s Inquiry 37 1-2: Jay's View 50 Light and Truth 20 Life of Granville Sharp 15 Mott's Biographical Sketches 37 1-2 Memoir ofRev. Lemuel Hanes 75 Do of Lovejoy C2 1-2 North Star, gilt cdges 33 1 -3 Pennsylvania Hall 75 Quarterly Anti-Slavery Magnzine, 8vo. 1,00 Rank'm's Letters, 18mo. ICO pp. 20 Jlight and wrong in Boston 20 Star of Freedom, uiuslin 12 1-2 Slavery - containing Declaration of Sentiments and Consiitution of the Amer. A. S. Society: Wesley'sThoughts on Slavery : Does the Bible sanction Slavery? Address to the Synod of Kentucky, JSarative of Amos Dresser, and Why work for the Slave? bound in one vol. 25 Slave'6 Friend, 32mo. vols. 1, 2 and 3 set 50 Songs of the Free 33 1-3 Thompsons Reception in Great Britain, 12mo. 20 Testimorfy of God against Slavery, 18mo. 20 Wheatly, Phillis Memoir of 25 West Indies, by Professor Hovey 50 West Indies, by Harvey and Sturge 75 Weeley's Thoughts on Slavery, in muslin, with portrait 12 1-2 PAMPHLETS. Seta A. S. Almanacs, from 1336 to 1841 inclusive 37 1-2 Address to the Free People of Color 1 Ancient Landmarks 3 Apology for Abolitionists 3 American Slavery as It Is - the Testimony of a Thousand Witnesses 25 Address on Right of Petición 2 Address to Senators and Representatives of the free States 1 Address on Slavery (Germnn) 1 Address of Congregational Union of Scotland ] Address of National Convention (Gorman) 1 Aun. Rep. of N. Y. Committre of Vigilance 25 Do. of Mass. A. S. Society 12 1-2 Appeal to Women in the nominally free States 6 1-4Authentic Anecdoies on American Slavery 2 Address to the Church of Jesus Christ, by the Evangelical Union A. S. Society, New York city. 4 Anti-Slavery Catechism, byMrs. Child 6 1-' Adams', J. Q. Letters to his Coustituents 4 Adams', J. Q,. Speech on the Texas Question 12 1-2 Annual Reports of Am. A.. S. Society, Sd, 4th, 5th and 6th 12 1-2 Annual Reporfl of N. Y. city Ladies' A. S. Society 3 Appeal to the Christain Women of the South 3 Bible against Slavery 6 Collection of Valuable Documents 6 1-4 Birney's Letters to the Ciiurches 2 Birney on Coloniation 2 Chattel Principie- a Summary of the New Testament argument on Slavery, by Beriah Green 6 Chipman's Discourse 3 Channing's Letters to Clay 6 Condition of Free People of Color 3 Crandall, Reuben, Trial of 6 Disaertation on Servitude 12 1 -2 Dckinson's Sermón S Does the Bible sarjction Slavery? 1 Dec. of Sent. and Constitution of the Am. A. S. Society 1 Discussion between Thompson and Breckinridge 25Dresser s Narrative S Extinguisher Extinguished 3 Elmorc Correspondence 6; do in sheets 4to. 2 Etnancipation in West Indies Thoine and Kimball ■ 12 1-2 Emancipation in West Indies in 1838 S Freedom's Defense 6 Garrison's Address at Broadway Tabernacle 6 Guardian Genius of the Federal Union 6 Genei ous Planter 3 Gillett'e Review of Bushnell's Discourso 6 Immediate, not Gradual Abolilion 12-L Jay's Thoughts on the Duty of the Episcopal Church 3 Liberty, 8vo. 25; do; 12mo 15 Morris's Speech in answer to Clay s Mahan's Rev. Jolin B. Trial in Kenfucky 12 1-2 Martyr Age in America, by Harriet Martineau 6 Modern Expediency Considered 6 Power of Congres3 over the District of Colurabia 6,1-4 Plea for the Slave, Nos. 1, 2 and 3 3 Proceedings of the Meeting to form Broadway Tabernacle Anti-Slavery Society ï Pro-Slavery I Rural Code of Haiti 6Roper, Aloses, Harta ti ve ofa Pugitive 1 Sla ve 12-2 I'i.'hts of Coloi-p(i Mon 12. í-s: Ku{rgles8 Antidote o Right nm] Wrong in Boston fa l o Slavery Rhymes q Sladc's Spcocli in Congress in T838 0 bmith s Gcrritt Lctterto Jas. Smylie G Do. Loüer to IJenry Cla'y C SlnveholdspglnvarioWy SinfuJ, "malum in se," 6 SputbanTg Manual i Star of Frcedom 4 Schmnckoraml Smith's Letters (i SlavchoJder's Pr.iycr Ti S!avchol(.']j(r Weighed :3 Slavery in America (London); do. (Germany) 3 Tlio Martyr, by Koriab Greon 6 Things for Northern 31 en to do S Views of Coionizatioii, by Rev . J. Nourse 4 Vicws of Slavery and Emancipalion, by Miss Martineau 6 Wosleyan Anti-Slavcry Review 2.' War in Texns, by Benjnmin Lundy 6 Why vvork for the Slave 1 Wjlson's Addrcss 011 West India Emancipation 4 TRACTS. No. 1. St. ÜonÚBgo, No. 2, Caste, No. 3, Colonization, No. 4, Moral Condüion of the Slave, No. 5, VV,at is Abolition? No. G,The Ten Commandmente, No. 7 Danger and Safety, No. 8, Pro-S!avery Biblc, No. 9, Prcjudice ap-ainst Color, No. 10, Northern Dealers in Slayes, No. 11, Slavery and Misnons No. 12, Dr. Nelson's Lecture on Slavery. The above Tracts are sold at 1 cent each. PRINTS, etc. Ulustralions of the Anti -Slavery Almanac for 1ÍJ40 3 The Emancipated Family 25 Slave Market of America 3 Correspondencc between O'Connel and Stevenson 3" Do. do. Clay and Calhoun 12 1-2 Printer'8 Picture Gallery 2 Leí ter paper, stamped with print of Lovejoy sheet 1 Do. with Kneelinjr Slave sheet 1 Prayer for Slaves, with Mnsic, on cards 1-2 Potrait ofGerrit Smilh .00 In acldition, are the followinnf, the proceeds of which will go mto the Mendian fund. Argument of'Hon. J. Q. Adams in the case ofthe Amistad Africans L;"; Argument of Roer S. Balvvin, Esq. do do j2 ]. 2 Trial ofthe Captives ofthe Amistad 6 j Congres9ional Document relating to do. 6 Portrait of Clinquez 1,00 March 3d, 1842.