Statute Manual, .

Vols.

Story's Commentaries, (Bailments,)

Tancred on Quo Warranto,.

Turner and Russell's Reports, (Chancery,)

Tyrwhitt's Reports, (Exchequer,)

Vermont Reports, (3d vol.)

Wendell's Reports, (New-York, 7th and 8th vols.)

Williams' Executors,..

Willis on Trustees,

STATUTE LAW.

Connecticut, Session Laws of,..

Delaware,

Georgia, Laws of, (Dawson's Compilation, 4to.).

(Digested to 1820,)

(Digest of, by Foster,)...
Session Laws of,

3

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

2

1

1

3

1

1

2

2

2

1

1

2

1

2

1

British Statutes at large, (4to.)

Raithby's Statutes at large, (7th and 8th vols.)

Journals of the Senate of the United States.

20th Congress, 2d Session, (bound,)

Journals of the House of Representatives. 1st Congress to 13th Congress, (both inclusive, bound,) 20th Congress, 2d Session, bound,.

20th Congress, 2d Session, bound,.

Of Senate of New-York, 55th Session, half bound,.

Journals, &c. of North-Carolina.

Journal of Provincial Congress,

Report relative to the Mecklenburgh Declaration of Independence,..

Journals, &c. of Maine.

Governor's Message in relation to the Boundary Line,

1

1

Journals, &c. of Vermont.

Vermont State Papers,

MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.

American Annual Register, (4th vol.)..

Quarterly Review, (10th vol.)

Anacharsis' Travels, (with a quarto volume of plates,)
Annual Biography and Obituary,

Athenian Letters,

A Visit to Greece and Constantinople, (Post's,)

Beechey's Voyage to the Pacific and Behring's Straits,
Boswell's Johnson, (Croker's Edition,)

Burke's Extinct, Dormant and Suspended Peerages,

Census of the United States, (5th, fol.)
Communications to the Board of Agriculture, (4to.)
Conquest of Mexico, (by De Solis,)

Dow's History of Indostan,

3233

Dr. Nares' Memoirs of Lord Burghley, (4to.).

Edinburgh Review, (28th, 40th, 44th, 54th and 55th vols.)
Embassy to Siam and Cochin China,...

Encyclopædia Americana, (8th, 9th, 10th and 11th vols.)
Eustace's Classical Tour, (through Italy,)

Second Expedition to the Polar Sea, (4to.)

1

2

Granville's Travels to St. Petersburgh,

Hazard's Register of Pennsylvania, (5th, 6th, 7th, 8th & 9th vols.) 5 History of Modern Greece,

of the Commonwealth of England,

Imaginary Conversations of Literary Men and Statesmen,....
Irving's Voyages of the Companions of Columbus,

1

4

2

1

13

Jones' (Sir William) Works,

Lawson's History of North Carolina,

Letters from Geneva and France,

Life of Gouverneur Morris, (by Sparks,)
Major Cartwright, (by his Niece,)

Lives of Guilford, Dudley North and Dr. North,

Niles' Register, (41st and 42d vols.)

North American Review, (34th and 35th vols.)

Personal and Literary Memorials,

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, (4to.)
Population Returns of 1831,..

22

121

Quarterly Review, (44th, 45th, 46th and 47th vols.)

Ranking's Conquest of Peru and Mexico,

Recherches Statistiques sur la Ville de Paris, (4th vol.).

Sadler's Law of Population,

Silliman's Journal of Science and the Arts, (21st and 22d vols.) 2

Southern Review, (8th vol.)

Southey's History of the Peninsular War,.

Statistical Review,

Statistics, Mortality of the Metropolis, (4to.)
Stoddard on Louisiana,.

The Spirit of the Age, or Cotemporary Portraits,
The Travels of Marco Polo, (4to.)

2311

25

MAPS.

Pierce's Map of the State of New-York,

1

(C.)

BY-LAWS,

RULES AND REGULATIONS,

ORDAINED AND ESTABLISHED BY THE

TRUSTEES OF THE NEW-YORK STATE LIBRARY,

PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY GIVEN THEM BY LAW.

1. During the Session of the Legislature, or of the Senate only, and during the sitting of the Court of Errors, of the Court of Chancery, and of the Supreme Court, the Library shall be open from the hour of nine in the morning, until the hour of nine in the evening.

2. The Library shall also be open at such other times as any one Trustee may request, for the benefit of visitors.

3. Whenever the Library is open, the Librarian shall attend the same, and shall carefully preserve the books, maps and charts therein, from being injured or taken away.

4. Any member of the Senate or Assembly, during the session of the Legislature, or of the Senate only, or during the sitting of the Court of Errors, is permitted to take to his boarding-house or private room, any book belonging to the Library, under the following rules, restrictions, forfeitures and penalties:

1. No member of either branch of the Legislature shall be permitted to take from the said Library more than two volumes at any one time, nor detain them longer than two weeks.

2. The Librarian shall enter in a book to be by him kept for the purpose, the names of the members taking any, and what books, and the times when taken and returned.

3. The Librarian, when requested by the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the Assembly, or by any member of the Legislature, and always at the close of the session of the Legislature or Court of Errors, shall make out and deliver a certificate, stating that auy member, therein to be named, has returned all books taken by him out of the said Library, and has settled all accounts for fines, for injuring the said books, or otherwise, as the truth of the case may be; also naming any member in default, and specifying therein such defalcation or injury to any books.