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380 F. W. POWELL. history of the claim of American citizens to lands on Quadra 's Island; together with an account of the troubles and tribula- tions endured between the years 1824 and 1852 by the writer, Hall J. Kelley. Boston, 1852. [137] p. Amherst, Antiqua- rian, Harvard, N. Y. State, Massachusetts, Bancroft. Oregon. In the Palmer Sentinel, Palmer "Depot" (Mass.), January 29, February 5, 12, 19, 26, March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, June 11, 18, 25, July 9. Library Ass'n., Palmer. - Kelley 's Second Spelling Book, designed for com- mon schools, containing * * * [lit supra] * * * Boston (5 ed.), 1827. 168 p. Amherst. The Western spelling book, designed for common schools. Containing * * * [ut supra] * * * Cin- cinnati and Boston, 1832. 168 p. Congress. "Articles." In Bunker Hill Aurora and Boston Minor. Boston, 1837. Not seen. Ref . : Kelley 's History of the Settlement of Oregon, pp. 77, 114. "Plans for joint missionary and colonization move- ments." In Zion's Herald. Boston, 1831. Not seen. Ref.: Kelley 's History of the Settlement of Oregon, pp. 63-4. "Articles." In New England Christian Herald. Not seen. Ref.: Thornton, Oregon and California, II, 20. "As Early as 1831." Confused with Zion's Herald? II. Adams, Oscar Fay. A dictionary of American authors. Boston (5 eel.), 1905. 587 p. Kelley, p. 215. Allen, Orrin Peer. The town of Palmer. In Copeland. A history of Hampden County, Massachusetts. [Springfield (Mass.)], 1902. 3 v. Kelley, II, 144. American Comic Almanac, with whims, scraps and oddities. Boston, 1837. " Kelley 's Folly." Not seen.