[Washington. 1830]. 44pp. Self-wrappers, stitched. Contemporary ownership signature at head of title page. The text of the last line of Frelinhuysen's speech copied in ink on title page. Slight dampstain at head of gutter. Corners curled. Otherwise, very good. Untrimmed. Frelinghuysen's speech in opposition of removal of the Cherokee and.....

Washington. 1845. 693pp. plus twenty-two plates and five maps (three folding). Original blindstamped cloth, spine gilt. Corners lightly worn. A few scattered spots of foxing, but generally quite clean internally. Very good. The Senate issue of the Fremont report, certainly one of the most important single pieces of Western Americana.....

Washington: Gales & Seaton, April 1, 1828. 5pp. Dbd. Very good. Intriguing proposal of Joseph Duncan, congressman (and later governor) of Illinois, to place mounted volunteer gunmen along the western frontier. He believes "young men of vigor and enterprise, reared in the Western country, acquainted with Indian artifice...full of pride.....

Puebla, Mexico. August 16, 1854. Letterpress broadside, 24 1/2 x 17 1/4 inches, printed in parallel Spanish and English. Minor chipping with loss of all or part of about a dozen words along central fold lines, with expert repairs to verso. Minor chipping in left margin. Withal, a very good.....

Washington: A. & G. Way, Printers, 1808. 16pp. Modern limp paper boards. Lightly tanned. Very good. Untrimmed. "On the maritime decrees of Great Britain & France. Concludes with a resolution 'that measures ought to be immediately taken for placing the country in a more complete state of defence'" - Goodspeed.....

Washington: Roger Chew Weightman, 1810. [4]pp., with three folding tables. Dbd. Light soiling along outer edge of titlepage. Lower left corner of leaves and first folding table torn away, otherwise tables clean and good. Three tables detailing the activities of the United States Mint in 1809, presented to Congress with.....

Washington. 1893. 80pp. Original printed wrappers. Old rubberstamp on front wrap, else about fine. Recommendations for passage of new laws regarding Oklahoma and Alaska.

Washington. 1895. 88pp. Original printed wrappers. Contemporary rubberstamp on front wrap, else very good. Emphasis on increase of surveys of public lands.

Washington. 1868. 225pp. [bound with:] RAPPORT DU COMMISSAIRE DU BUREAU GENERAL DES TERRES PUBLIQUES POUR L'ANNEE 1867. Washington. 1869. 201pp. [bound with:] RAPPORT FRAN GENERAL LAND-KONTORET FOR AR 1867. Washington. 1869. 179pp. Later elaborately gilt green morocco, a.e.g., gilt device on front cover stating "General Land Office United States of.....

Washington. 1853. Forty-three maps, plans and plates, mostly folding, with two views printed on one leaf. Quarto. Original gilt cloth. Spine nearly perished, edgeworn, a number of the maps dampstained, but good. A vast collection of maps and illustrations issued to accompany the President's Message of 1853-54. The Message was.....

Washington. 1867. 191pp., errata slip tipped in. Contemporary three quarter calf and gilt cloth, a.e.g. Bit rubbed, some foxing, but very good. With the contemporary presentation inscription from the Commissioner of the General Land Office. The abridged version of this monumental report, issued without maps. A summary review of the.....

Milledgeville: Printed by D.L. Ryan, 1808. [4],17,[3]pp. Half title. Later half sheep and paper boards. Titlepage and final text leaf detached. Tanned and foxed. Good only. Scarce printing of acts passed at a special session of the Georgia Assembly in May 1808. The legislation enacted included laws regarding the state.....

Washington. 1827. xi,[1],846pp. Modern cloth, leather label. Scattered browning and foxing, else quite good. An important source concerning the controversy surrounding the cession of lands by the Creek Indians in Georgia, including memorials, documents, correspondence, and testimony of the participants, from 1823 through 1827.