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In proof threof, it is sufficient to 
notice the principal subjects and es- 
says contained in Nos. 1, & 2, or 
that will be found in Nos. 3, & 4. 
General Knowledge. Latent 
knowledge. Taxes on Knowledge. 
Cheap Books. Employment of 
Wealth. Impediments to Know- 
ledge. Primitive Discoveries, ■ &c. 
Education. Free Institutions of 
Paris. Principles of Fellenberg. 
Principles of Jacotot. Institutions 
needed in America, &c. 
History. Of China before the 
flood. Early Colonies. Cradle of 
Mankind. Asiatic Negroes. Po- 
lynesians, &c. 
American History. American 
Nations. Atlantic Nations. Ame- 
rica before the flood. Primitive Ne- 
groes of America. History of Zapo- 
tecas. Domestic Animals. Histo- 
ry of Shawanis. Laws of Lolloway. 
Ancient History of the Iroquois. 
Last Indians of Virginia and New - 
Jersey. The Americans are not 
Jews, &c. 
American Antiquities. Letters 
to Champollion. Alphabets of Ly- 
bia and America. Antiquities of 
Tennessee. Of Ohio. Of West 
Kentucky. Of Missouri, &c. 
Philology. American Langua- 
ges. Origin of American Language. 
Philosophy of human Speech. En- 
glish Homonyms and Synonyms 
Letters to Klaproth. Vocabularies 
of Mandans, &c. 
Meteorology. Climate of Ge- 
nessee. Physical phenomena of the 
Cholera. Singular Meteors. New 
Theory of Tides, &c. 
Geology. Caves of Kentucky. 
Strata of Ohio and Kentucky. Geol. 
letters to Bronguiart. Salses of Eu- 
rope and America. Licks of Ken- 
tucky. Geology of Alleghany Moun- 
tains. Coal Mines of North Ame- 
rica. Volcanic Theory. New Cave 
with fosil bones. On Oreology. Es- 
sential View of Geology. Ferae 
Ids. Coral Ids. Great Western 
Limestone basins. The Knobhills. 
Lakes of Ohio. On the American 
Oolites, Geology of West Maryland. 
Age of Mountains, On Crystalliza- 
tion. Origin of Sand and Sand- 
stone. Geological regions of North 
America, &c. 
American Qryctology. Vul- 
gar names of fossils. Silicious fos- 
sils. On Geodites. On Cavulites 
and Antrosites. Genera of Ameri- 
can Trilobites. LaJ|ellites, N. G. 
Lucilites, N. G. Flexu rites,. N. G. 
Nevqrctes, N. G. of Encrinite. 
Odocoileus, N. G. of /ossii teeth. 
Fossils of Sherman Creek, 50 Sp. 
Fossils of Ohio and Kentucky. Fos- 
sil Trees and ferns, &c. 
Mastolqgy. New Jaguars and 
Couguars. Two new Moles. A 
new Otter. A new Shrew. Bats of 
North America. New Squirrels. 
New Field Mice of Kentucky, &c. 
Ornithology. New American 
Eagle. Sea birds of Kentucky, &c. 
Erpetology. Two Salamanders 
of Kentucky. Two New Lizards, 
of do. Two N. G, of Turtles. Seve- 
ral Snakes, &c. 
IcHTHioLOGY. Supplement to the 
Fishes of Ohio. New Fishes of 
Lake Erie. Of the Rivers Susque- 
hanna, Potomac, Delaware. Inland 
Fisheries of the XJ. S. &c. Ichthyolo- 
gical regions of N. America, &c. 
Entomology. On 15 Mosquitoes 
or Culex of North America. On the 
Ants of do. &c. 
General Zoology. Letters to 
Cuvier, &c. 
Botany. Letters of Agardh and 
Torreyv .24 N. Sp. American plants. 
New Cherry Tree. New Dioneas. 
New plants of Bartram’s Garden. 
New plants of Maryland. New 
plants of N. Am. from my herbari- 
um. Subterranean plants. Bota- 
nical Letters to Becandolie, &c. 
Agriculture and Horticult- 
ure. Plants giving Oils. Best shrubs 
for hedges. Sulfur in Trees. Double 
Crops. On the several kinds of 
Mulberry trees. Subterranean hor- 
ticulture. Melissa or Balm, &c. 
Mineralogy. Gold Mines of 
North America. Obsidian of Penn- 
sylvania. Friable Lignites. Coal 
Mines, &c. . 
