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Summary of the principal Chinese treatises upon the culture of the mulberry and the rearing of silk worms. Tr. from the Chinese.

By Julien, Stanislas,.
Washington, P. Force, 1838 .
2 p.l., 198 p. , "This 'Summary' was first translated from the Chinese, by Stanislas Julien ... and printed at the Royal press, in Paris, by order of the minister of public works, agriculture, and commerce. The French copy from which this translation was made, was transmitted from Paris, to the Secretary of state, and by his recommendation has been translated and published here. Washington, February, 1838."---Note by the publisher. 24 cm..

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Speech of Arthur P. Bagby, of Alabama, on the motion of Mr. Wright, to amend the second section of the bill for the apportionment of the representatives among the several states, according to the Sixth census.

By Bagby, Arthur P..
Washington, P. Force, Printer, 1842 .
15 p. 25 cm..

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A system of education on the principle of connecting science with useful labor.

Washington : Printed by P. Force, 1838 .
14 p. ; , "Re-published by order of the trustees of Washington's Manual Labor School and Male Orphan Asylum." 21 cm..

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Extract from a manuscript collection of annals relative to Virginia.

Washington, P. Force, 1838 .
9 p. , Reprinted from the Virginia gazette, no. 1176, April 21, 1774, with the omission of an unsigned introductory note. The "Extract" consists principally of an abridged transcript of a declaration against the Virginia Company, adopted April 1, 1642, by the governor, Council and House of Burgesses of Virginia, and the reply thereto of King Charles, dated July 5, 1642. | The "Manuscript collection" mentioned in the title is apparently the volume of "Virginia miscellaneous records, 1606-1692" (the so-called "Bland ms.") now preserved in the Library of Congress. In this volume the declaration and reply cover p. 106-114. The declaration is printed in Hening's Statutes at large ... of Virginia, v. 1, p. [230]-236. 24 cm..

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