Etchings of a Whaling Cruise; BUR-
NEY'S History of; CAMPBELL's Voyage
Round the World; CAROLINE'S (Queen)
Voyages; CHURCHILL'S Collection; CIR-
CUMNAVIGATION of the Globe, Historical
Account of; COLTON's Ship and Shore;
COLVOCORESSES' Four Years' in a Gov-
ernment Expedition; Cook's Voyages;
DRAGE'S Voyage for the Discovery of a
North-western Passage; D'URVILLE'S
Voyage Autour du Monde; FANNING'S
Voyages; FLANCHERE'S Voyage to Amer- WALES.-See GROSE's Antiquities; WAR-
RINGTON'S History. See, also, Poole's
Index to Magazines.
WALPOLE, HORACE.-See POOLE'S
Index; WORKS.
CHANNING'S Sermon (Works VI); Dr.
MOND'S Accordance of War with Christi-
anity; MACHIAVELLI's Art of War; PA-
CIFCUS' Friend of Peace; PARKER, T.,
Sermon and Speech, V. I. See Mili-
tary Art and Science; Poole's Index to
Magazines.
ica; GERSTACKER'S Voyage Round the
World; GRAVES' Yachting Cruise; HA-
BERSHAM'S Exploring Expedition; ISLAND
Empire; LA HARPE'S Historie des Voy-
ages; LANGSDORFF'S Voyages; LEE'S
Cruise of the Dolphin; LEONARD'S Voy-
age to Africa; LISIANSKY'S Voyage Round WALSH, ROBERT.-See POOLE's Index;
the World; LITTLE'S Life on the Ocean;
MACGREGOR's Thousand Miles in the Rob
Roy Canoe; MACGREGOR'S Voyage Alone WAR.--See BERNARD'S Frais de la Guerre;
in the Yawl Rob Roy; MARINER'S Li-
brary; MILET-MUREAU'S Voyage de la
Perouse; MONTAGNE'S Voyage Round the
Mediterranean; MORRELL'S Voyage to
the South Sea; NEVEN'S Forty Years at
Sea; Novus Orbis; OCEAN Scenes; OR-
BIGNY'S Voyage dans les Deux Amer-
iques; PERKINS' Na Motu, or Reef Rov-
ings in the South Seas; PEROUSE's Voy-
age Round the World; PFEIFFER'S Voy-
ages and Captivity; PFEIFFER's Last
Travels; PFEIFFER'S Voyage Round the
World; PINKERTON'S Collection of Voy-
ages and Travels; PORTER's Cruise to
the Pacific; QUIN's Voyage Down the
Danube; REYNOLD'S Voyage Round the
World; ROBINSON's Voyage to America;
Ross' Voyage to Southern Regions;
RUSHENBERGER'S Voyage Round the
World; SALT's Voyage to Abyssinia;
SCHROEDER'S Shores of the Mediter-
ranean; SCORESBY'S Voyage to the North-
ern Whale Fishery; SKETCHES by a Trav-
eler; STOCKDALE'S Visit of Governor
Phillip to Botany Bay; TAYLOR's Flag-
Ship; Three Years in the Pacific; VIAUD'S
Voyages and Adventures; VOYAGES, Dis-
coveries in the South Sea; VOYAGES to
Peru; VOYAGES Round the World; Voy-
AGES and Travels, Collection of; VOYAGES
and Travels, Collection of modern;
WHITEFIELD'S Voyage from London to
WAR OF 1812.-See ARMSTRONG'S No-
tices of; BRANNAN'S Letters of Officers;
etc., BURGES' Battle of Lake Erie; CAMP-
BELL'S Services of General Hull, etc.;
CLARKE'S Campaign of 1812; COOPER'S
History of the Navy; EMMON'S Navy,
FROST'S BOOK of the Navy; FROST'S
Naval Biography; HEADLEY'S Second
War with England; Hull's Campaign of
the North-western Army; HUNTS' Late
War between the United States and Great
Britain; INGERSOLL'S History; NIAGARA,
Facts Relating to the Campaign of 1814:
O'CONNOR'S History; PALMER's History
of Lake Champlain; VAN RENSSELAER'S
Narrative of the Affair at Queenstown,
1822; WALKER's Jackson at New Or
leans; WAR of 1812, Facts Relating to
the Campaign on the Niagara, 1814;
WILLIAMS' Invation and Capture of
Washington, See, also, History,
United States, Lives of Bainbridge, De-
catur, Perry, Preble; Poole's Index to
Magazines.
WARE, HENRY.-See POOLE's Index. | WELLINGTON, Duke of.-See WEL-
MONUMENTS of Washington Patriotism; WEST, THE, History.-See ALBACH's
FLOYER and BAYNARD'S Psuchrolousia; See BowLE's Across the Continent; CAR-
RINGTON'S Ab-sa-ra-ka; CARVALHO's Travel
and Adventure; CUMING'S Tour; FARN
HAM'S Life in Prairie Land; FARNHAM'S
Travels; GARRARD'S Wah-To-Yah; GREE-
LEY'S Overland Journey; GREGG'S Com-
merce of the Prairies; MCCONNELL'S
Western Characters; MEEKER'S Life
in the West; MELINE'S Two Thousand
Miles on Horseback; PALMER's Journal
of Travels; PARKER'S Trip to the West;
PARKMAN'S California and Oregon Trail;
PATTIE'S Narrative; RICHARDSON's Be-
yond the Mississippi; STANSBURY'S EX-
pedition to Great Salt Lake; SWAN'S
North-western Coast; TAYLOR'S Colo-
rado; WEBB's Altowan. See, also,
Poole's Index to Magazines.
also, Political Economy; Poole's Index WEST INDIES.-See BAIRD's West In-
to Magazines.
dies; BAUDOIN's Guerres Civiles des Es-
pagnols dans les Indies; EDWARDS'
History; GUIDE to; HERRERA's Novus
Orbis; HovEY's Letters from; Knox's
Account of St. Thomas, etc.; LEWIS'
Journal of a West India Proprietor;
RAYNAL'S Settlement and Trade of Eu-
ropeans in; SOUTHEY'S History; STURGE
and HARVEY'S West Indies in 1837;
TYNG's Stranger in the Tropics; Voy-
AGES and Travels.
See, also,
Poole's Index.
WEST POINT.-See BOYNTON's History;
CULLOM'S Biographical Register; MILI-
TARY Academy (Poole's Index); UNITED
STATES, (Catalogue, Boston Pub. Lib.)
WHATELY, RICHARD.-See BIOGRA- WINES,-See POOLE'S Index.
PHY; POOLE'S Index; WORKS.
WISCONSIN,-See LAPHAM's Antiquities
(Smith's Cont., V. 7); LAPHAM's Wiscon-
sin; OWENS' Geological Survey; RITCHIE'S
Wisconsin and Lake Superior; SMITH'S
History; WISCONSIN, Reports of Super-
intendent of Instruction; WISCONSIN,
Collections of the Historical Society.
WIT.-See HUMOROUS Works; POOLE'S
Index to Magazines.
WITCHCRAFT. - See CALEF'S More
Wonders of the Invisible World; LIx-
TON'S Witch Stories; MATHER'S Wonders
of the Invisible World; Scorr's Letters
on; UPHAM'S Lectures. See, also,
Poole's Index to Magazines.
WOMAN.--See ALGER'S Friendships of
Women; BEECHER'S True Remedy for the
Wrongs of; CARY's Letters on Female
Character; COXE's Claims of the Coun-
try on American Females; CRAIK'S
Woman's Thoughts about Women;
DALL'S College, Market and the Court;
DALL'S "Woman's Right to Labor;"
DALL'S Woman's Rights under the Law;
D'HERICOURT'S Woman's Philosophy of
Woman; DODGE's Woman's Wrongs;
GRAVES' Woman in America; JAMESON'S
Characteristics of Women; JAMESON's Sis-
ters of Charity, etc.; KAVANAGH's Woman
in France in Eighteenth Century; Lac-
RETELLE'S les Femmes; LAGOUVE'S
Moral History of; MCINTOSH's Woman
in America; MANSFIELD'S Legal Rights
of Women; MICHELET'S Woman; Mon-
ERN Women and What is Said of Them;
Women;
PENNY'S Employments of
SPRAGUE'S Excellent Woman
as De-
scribed in Proverbs; WALKER's Woman
Physiologically Considered; WOMAN'S
Influence; WOMAN'S Mission. See,
also, Poole's Index to Magazines.
WORCESTER, ENG.-See COOKE's De-
WORCESTER, J. E.-See POOLE's Index; YOUNG MEN.-See ALCOTT'S Letters;
WORKS.
WORCESTER, NOAH,-See POOLE'S
Index.
WORDS.-See PHILOLOGY; ENGLISH and
other Languages; POOLE's Index.
WORDSWORTH, W.-See BIOGRAPHY;
POOLE's Index; WORKS.
WORLD.-See POOLE's Index; TURNER'S
Sacred History of.
WORLD'S FAIR, 1851.-See DowNE's
and COWPER'S Building erected for;
WHEWELL'S Results of.
WORSHIP.-See POOLE's Index to Mag-
azines.
WYCLIFFE, JOHN,--See POOLE's In-
dex to Magazines.
WYOMING. See MINER'S History;
STONE'S Poetry and History; also,
Poole's Index,
ALCOTT'S Young Man's Guide; BEECH-
ER'S Lectures to; DE QUINCEY's Letters;
ELIOT'S Lectures; FISHER'S Three Great
Temptations; HAWES' Lectures on Chris-
tian Character; LIVERMORE's Lectures
to; WARE'S Formation of Christian
Character. See, also, Education,
Ethics, Poole's Index, Reading.
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